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Visiting Days at the Hospitals IN this

City.
General Hospital, Circle. - Monday, Wed.
nesdsy, Thursday, and Saturday, between 2
and O'Clock, p. m.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square )-Mon.
day and Thursday, between 2 and s O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
l to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
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Hospital stores for the Sick and Wound.
ed OF the Potomac Army.

It will be remembered that Mrs. Senator
Army of the Potomac. with a large supply OF
stores for the sick and wounded; since when
she has been within the lines, searching out
and relieving the most neoessitous cases at
remote points from the post hospitals. We learn
that she has been furnished by the officers OF
the army with every facility for executing this
good work. But these stores, furnished % lib.
orally by the ladies and aid societies Of this city,
and also from New York, Rochester and Boston,
are nearly exhausted. Another shipment will be
made direct to Mrs. Harlan, at Harrison's Land.
ing, on the James river, In Government
steamer, on Friday or Saturday of this week.
Any one desiring to aid in furnishing relief
to our suffering soldiers, through this channel,
will pack their stores In strong boxes, (not tOO'
large to be easily handed.) mark them, in clear
letters
Hospital iSiores.l
MRs. SENATOR HARLAN,
Care Capt. George B. COrkhill, COmmissary Of
Subsistence, Burns Brigade, Sedgwick's Di.
VISION
And leave them at Clay's Hotel.
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STATUARY,
- MARBLE MONU N ENrS.
30, SC.

have large and most extensive stock Of
Italian m rbls Mon IA . at 70, Or vsseDass,
dSc., xsc.,
for sale at low prices, for cash will sell at reduced
prices " those Of the army or navy who may want
them a. nementoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence Of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
seb ,7-sm " ssreet north, bet 18th and 1olh,
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Passenger Trains leave vsa Pavonia Ferry -
and Long Dock, from foot OF Chambers street, -
New York, - follows, yiI:
| All A. NJ EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and BufAio
and principal intermediate Stations.
Ats A. n, MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intern,sdiA,s
Stations This Train remains over night ~ En,irs
and proceeds the next morning.
Ate 4. n, MILK, daily for Ottsville, and inter
Att Al a. 4. AoCoMMoDATloN, daily, ior ror.
Jervis, and ptinslpal Ststions
At p. A., WAY, for Aiddletown, Newourkh
and intermediate Btatlous
kirk, Buffalo, CanandaiguS, and principal Stations
The Train Of Saturday stops Ut All Mall Train Sr
items, and runs only 10 Elmira
AtSP. N, ACCOMMODATION, iof Hors".
VILE, and principal Stations. ,......
CHAS MINOI Urnr sup
NATHANIEi, MARSH R-e-iv.' aug y
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LOCAL NEWS.
AAv~sm>uss.

Growers THEArRE.-To. night has been set
apart for the beneht OF the talented and justly
celebrated dancer, 7. N. Hayes, Esq. This gem
teman has won host of admirng friends dur
ing the short time no has been performing in
our city, and we doubt not the houso will b
filed tonight by one Of the most select nu-
diences that has ever assembled within the
walls of Growers splendid thsNtre. Rollin
Howard, Harry Lehr, Nelse Seymour, and all
the other members Of the extensive company
have volunteered their services, and viii ap'
pear tonight In one Of the best entertainments
il Is within their power TO- OFFER TO the public.
Go in time and secure good seats.
CAsrERBuRY. There will be an entire change
of programme this evening at this temple Of
fun, with the exception OF Budworth's highly
entertaining and most laughable xtterpiece, p.
p. P. P. which was received with 20 much favor
by the audience last night, that the managers
are induced to have IL presented for the second
time tonight.
Denny Gallagher Ia increasing in public favor
each night. He Ia immense in his several acts
of performance. Ellen Colleen Ia a frst GLASS
danseuse, and certainly one Of the best that has
yet appeared at the Canterbury. HArrtsen's
comic extemporaneous songs add greatly TO the
amusement Of the audience, and the astonish.
ing "trapeze" of the Delevante Brothers 10 one
Of the wonders Of the age. The whole company
is most excellent one, and at no place can you
spend an evening with more pleasure to your.
self than at this great institution.
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II REPRiNT OFTHk
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Money current In the State where Issued will BE- re-
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A discount Of twenty five per cent. from the above
price will be allowed TO Clubs ordering four or more
copies Of any more of the abeve works. Thus
-Four copies Of Bsckwood, Of one Review, will be
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In all the principal cities and towns, these works
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A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Ths oom.
a Portable and neatly furnished House, No. u
Missouri avenue, 1 now for rent. For terms, apply
q the premiSaa I- 2-ti%
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Comfort and Ease in ono Minute.

Corns, bunons, osllosities, club and inverted nails
sxoresenoes Of the feet hands and iaoe instautant
ousy removed without the least pain or slightest
iuoonveniencs TO the patient, by Or. WMrE, Sur.
geon Chiropodist, No. 426, Pennsylvanis Avenue,
between Four and .a-half and Sixth Streets few
doors below the National Hotel Hours Of consul
tation from Q. NJ, to p m jy 81
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~Wsst0n's Progress OF Slavery. -Copies
Of this werk are for sale at the once Of the National
R59tlican. Pamphlet edition, Is oenb. Bound
edition, 70 cents.
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~ special aoeics.-On and after Tuesday
April 1852, the trains the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (Suudsyt
excepted) leaving this Station Il 7.l0 .. m, aud
connecting at Washington Junction with Mali
Train for all parts Of the West pta Wheeling OF
Parkersburg. Through tiokets sold and baggage
checked. ". p. SMITH,
n. of Transportation b. 4 D. 3. r.
ap 1--du [Star 6lobel
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U CIAL.

DEPARrnnNr Or Stain,
Washington, Jan. 70, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receiy.
members OF Congress on business on SATURDAYS
commanding with Saturday, the arpt Of neg
month '.'-IrI-
WILLIAM II, SEWARi.
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TO AQUA CREEK
s-a,s--. AND
II L N e Y POIN IT

The Potomac Steamboat Company
WILL dispatch beat from the foot Of Seventh
w f~st, WasAisgtoa, cvsry 0orning, (6undAyl
exoeptedj st dx O'Clock, for Aequla Creek, stepping
q MArburys Landing. Returning, will leave 40.
quia Greek every day, (sundays exoeptsd) at q
O'Clock ,. m. t't3lF % '... 'II. .I..
In o>usztic, freight boss win rua svsry day.
For freight and passage, apply on board the boats
On SAturdsys, the boat leaving at six O'Clock In
the nernins will extend her trip 10 Plney Point,
and priuo,pai iatsraediats landings Returning,
leaye Pinsy Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Aoqula Greek, o. Round trip, "
Fare to Piusy Point, %.
For freight m paAsase, apply 10 freight agents on
the whafyes
Ws.hi gion June u, 1sss.
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DTO.NJIO. PICNIC,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. MATTHEW SCHOOLS.
AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND,
MONDAY, August 4.
Boats will convey visitors TO the island free Of
charge, from Western Wharf, Washington, and foot
of high street, Georgetown, during the day, com.
menoing at O'Clock o. N.
Tickets to the grounds so cents children half price
Music aud refreshmsnts In abundance
The object of this picnic being to raise funds to
aid In plscing the schools Of this Parish on perms
nent footing, II Is hoped that the members oi the
Parish and the public In general will concur to rem
der II successful
Tickets may be had Of the folio wing committee:
Geo Harvey Daniel Myers,
WIN =. Drury, Geo. y. kidwen,
ii. Tumalty, JAS. Chapman,
John Chapman, jos keefer,
Daniel Linkins, VIM M. Harvey,
p. Jordan, Michael Fitzgerald,
VIM. I. Frizzell, John Green,
Walter Drury, C.I Queen,
VIM. A. Kennedy, Thes. WilliamS
Thomas Cassell, Joseph Hsstings,
John Stake, John MoQuillan.
iy 2q-tAug4
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ThE
LYLE i COFFIN Is this day di,solyed by mutual
}. A COFFIN
John G. Lyle still continues the Gusiusss at the
old stand. ~ ,,,,
WARRINGTON, July q, 1852. w."
TO II Pl N h Y 20 II
n. nulsudid steamer KEYPORT will leave the
foot OF Seventh street for rinsy Point, ENEhl
SATURDAY MORNING At 0 clock RstlinninS
will leave Pinsy Point, SuNpa s1rw AZ .ssn,
jy A-u WM oNo"' "s'"''
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A1Union Prayer Meeting.-The Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
lsy's) commencing st O'Clock, and continuing one
hour. y2
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DY J. Q. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctionser..
ID ONE THOUSAND CHINESE AND JA-
PANESE FANG. LANTERNS, &c, AT PUBLIC
SALE.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August ist,
commencing at 8 O'Clock we shall sell at the Auc.
tion Rooms, . large lot Of
Chinese, Japanese, Feather and Palm Leaf Fans,
In great variety Of pattern, sizes and quality.
Also, few Japanese Lanterns, as ornaments, to
be cold without reserve.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE Co,
jy 29-ds [Starl Auotionsees
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XXTANTED-A oompetant WOMAN want, o
w placed - housekeeper nurae In . gsnteel
Protestant family. Addfess "IIouskeeper," at this
once. aug l-U
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VXJANTED-At the New York Employmen
w Agency Once, No 6ll Ninth street, near Pa
avenue, TWENTY-FIVE Cab) WHITE and COL
ORED GIRLS, with good references, rs Cooks,
Chambermaids, LaundTesses, Mattresses, Nurses,
and Seamsiresses. Also young Colored Men to wall
on tables In Private Families or Hotels Also want
ed houses Immediately with or without Furniture
Employers In want Of good help will find 1t to their
advantage to call.
my qsu N. II. MILLER
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Union Refer Association.

See notice Of meeting this evening at the Lee
ture Room Of the Sixth street Church.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
l.osisisns Avenue, near sixth street.

Losisisna Avenue, near siIth street.
The C0oE Retreat.
FRESH ARRAY OF TALENT.
THE CRY Is, STILL TMaY CONE.
THE EXCELSIOR
COMBINATION COMPANY.
NEW STARS. NEW STARS
First week OF Miss
Sallie DuVall.
The charming Vocalist
NJ. NJ ELLEN ELLEN SSkkEES, SSkkEEN,,
The beautiful Dauseuse from the Continental
Theatre, PhiladeIphia-the charming
NIL nov c,,,ro>, daughter OF Terpsichore,
Mis- LIZZIE FRANCIS.
Miss MAGGIE VERNON,
Aud full CORPS DE BALLET Of the most
BEAUTIFUL LADIES ON
The stage
In consequence oi the great notoriety, Of the
DELEV.aNTE BROTHERS,
At their r-vltus engagement here, they have
Consented TO apPsar, for q short
TRAPEZE, DARING LA PERCHE
AND STILr FEATS,
Outrivailing all other Artistes of the profession.
FIRST WEEK OF
Jim Budsc0rfh,
Jim BMSitc0rfh,
The best Ethiopian performer on the stage
This gentlrmsn n stands 1t the head OF all other
performers, In his peculiar line
First week oil
Denny Gallagher,
Denny Gallagher,
The celebrated Ethiopian Delineator, In his slori.
SSi HIf9a SsE1s ss his first appearance here
~ e his peculiar Songs and Dances
He will sing hts new comic patriotic song, entitled
NJ ~tions. :ss. s1iee.'
N u M B r. X OF TN II X :,
Making one of the best Companies ever appearing
CAN-TERBURr STAGE.
AND A NEw PROGRAMME.
Admission Is cents. Orchss.r. Chairs, 50 cents
Doors open, *. Performance, sI O'Clock
jy9s Stars sQsl
SIM :.res. S. ddnS hdddEss from Av.nu.
rre,%.sss s.,.ss .,GT 70 O'Clock m Evening
Look at the talent Engaged At the Varieties.
FREE CONCERT.
Mics LOU BIRCH,
The charming songstress
Miss MAY CARSTANG,
The Peoples Fsvorite
j.. o ADAMS,
BaDjoist
Or. FENTON,
MASTER CARSON,
jig Dancer
MASTER JONES
Young American Singer
Professor LIBINI Musical Director
The best oi WINES and LIQUORS served by
attentive walters. jy 2s-lW
CREE PROMENADE CONCERT.
IL AT THE
GARDEN ADJOINING MECHANICS HALL
Maryland AreTu., near Tie CAPITOL Gd'den.
The sndersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made arrangements that on every WE'D,
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, after the
concerts at Capitol Garden closed, part Of the
Marine Hand will give y Rfand Promenade Concert
ut the above named place. Choice Refreshments
constantly on hand. aS- The Garden will be beau
tfuiy illuminated. ~
JOHN BECK,
jy 2s-lm Proprietor.
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A SSIBTANT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
n Corner G and Twenty second streets,
Washington, ID. o.. July 81, 1862
WANTED-(60) dfty laborers for Quartermas.
ter's apartment at Warrenton, Va
Apply at this office to Mr. q. II. Snow.
1-lw
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Deafness. Riaht. Crosa Eysa.

Deafness. sight, Cross Eyes.
Testimonials from some OF the very best citizens
who have been restored 10 their hearing and sight,
under Dr. Won Mosohzifkers treatment, can be ex.
zmined at his office, 227 Pennsylvanis avenue.
Gross Eyes, 6trabsmus, operated and made perfectly
right Jy 3l-3ts
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This DAv,

QY J. q. mcGUlNE n CO., Asctlonssss
u LARGE STOCK OF FINE COMPETITION
ERf and Confectioner's Mouljs COppsrs Tools
French Plate Mirrors, Glass Cases, Jars, &C, a
Auction.-Cn TUESDAY MORNTNG, July 2sth
comDenong at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell, at the well
known establishneut Of Z. 9autisr, Psnnsyiyanis
svenue. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
his entire stock Of Confectionery, Moulds, Glns,
Counter Cases, Silver Plated Counter Scales alast
Jars, &c. consisting, 10 part, Of
Fine French Candier and Bonbons
Do Fancy Boxes, Envelopes, nc
Fine Conserve Fruits and Plain Candies
French Preserves, Pickles
Brandy Fruits, So, In great variety.
Together with
8Fipe French Plate Mirrors
Fine Plated Counter Cases
Counter Scales, Pls'ed Beams, Dishes, and
Weights
Large number OF handsome Giass Jars, Dishes
And many other articles too numerous to advertise
ALSO, Immediately after the sale In the Store
Will be sold, at the Factory, on street, In rsar OF
St0re. all his stock Of
Moulds, Coppers, Freerers, Machinery,
Embraoiog variety of new patterns IL Copper,
Tin, Lead, and Plaster, In large assortment
All OF which will be sold without reserve, Mr.
Gsutier intending to change his business.
J., c, MCGUIRE CO,
jy 2e-dts Auctionssrs
~ The above sale will he continusd
FRIDAY MORNING, August lst. when the oou
tents Of the factory will be ssld, same hour Eu
trance on street
JAS c. Mcguire 4 CO,
Iy 30-dts Starl Auctioneer,
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Georgetown or the seventh ward (lslaud) who fail
to receive their papers regularly will oblige the
Shepherds bookstore, corner Seventh and streets.
when all dslinquencies will be promptly attended
70. NAV n
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Fromo one to five hundred empty
w barrels, In large or small lots. Fer which ths
higheAt cash price Will be paid.
REQUA h co,
08 Louisiana Avenue,
aug l-Ns bet. Ninth and Tenth streets.
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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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Washington. Georgetoton.
Bank ofMetropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank of Washington. Bank,
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce.
FARMS Il Merchs. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and tho
Bank of Commerce issue notes OF the denomina.
tion of enc dollar and upwards.
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BuuiIq.

Banks Of issue in Washington and ,Georgeto
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The sndersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made arrangements that on every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, after the
concerts at Capitol Garden closed, part Of the
Marine Hand will give u gfand Promenade Concert
ut the above named place. Choice Refreshments
constantly on hand. So The Garden will be beau.
tfuiy illuminated. ~
JOHN BECK,
jy 2s-lm Proprietor.
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vNThNTED TO RENT BY TIL E MONTH";
w Two adjoining ro0ms-0ne Of which must front
on the street-not higher than the ssoc nd story
situated within three blocks enst OF the Treasury
Buildlng-with use off bah included Address, (stat
ing termsl .: b. II Box S22, p. O.
jy 29-T&TB&As
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XNANTED.-Bys Lady, = situation 4 teacher
w of music land the usual branches of education
II desirsd) In family Or school, The beat of refer
ences given and required. Please address imme
diateiy, stating particulars, Rev. CHAS. SPEAR,
No AIS, Washington street, Boston, Mass
jy 2i-r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRATy

since the 29th Of September last, since
which time Governor Ramsey has been
making appointments under the old, re-
pealed law of 1851!
To dissipate all doubt of this, We refer
to the final sections of the law now in force,
which are as follows:
Sec. II. The act to organize and discipline
the militia and volunteers of the State, approved
August IL, 1858, and all other acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
SIC. IL. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved, September twenty-ninth, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-two.
The truth is, probably, that RAMSEY is
only playing game upon the aspirants for
military honors, whom he has set to work
for himself in the present canvass, to de-
feat every republican opposed to him and
to elect only his friends, knowing that he
cannot fulfill his promises; and that all his
military appointments made since Septsm-
Der 29th are null and void. He will not,
he dare not resist the enforcement OF the
law which governs these military appoint
ments. Let the brave soldiers interested,
vindicate their right to elect their officers
and he will be compelled to yield.
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The Election.

The election Tuesday passed off very
quietly, and the light vote showed how
little interest was felt in the result, COM
pared with former elections.
In the Congressional canvass, Mr..
CULLEN goes out of the city with a ma
jority of 367 over Mr.. DoNNEILY, which
will probably be increased to about 500,
when the returns of the country precincts
are received.
The whole Democratic legislative and
county ticket is elected. The representa-
tives elected in the First District are JET
PERSON P. KDDER and WILLIAM P. MUIR
RAY; in the Twenty-frst District, JOHN B.
BRIsBN. The elect on the county ticket
are WILLIAM II. FORBES, County Auditor;
E. O. LAMBERT, Judge of Probate; and
o. F. FORD, Coroner.
The following is the vote in detail, as far
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The Integrity of the President.
The following letter has been turned up
in the course of the McKINsTRy trial:

The following letter has been turned up
in the course of the McK1NsTRy trial:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1861.
j. McKNTRy, Brigadier General and Quartermaster
st. Louis:
Permit me to introduce you to James L.
Lamb, Esq, of Springfield, Illinois.
years. His reputation for integrity and ability
to carry out his engagements are both unques-
toned, and shall be pleased, if consistent with
the public good, that you will make purchases
of him of any supplies needed in your Depart
ment. Your Obedient sevant,
We observe that good many reckless
sheets are using this letter in an attempt
disturb the confidence of the people in the
integrity ofthe President. Those who know
the President will recognize in it an illus
tration of one of his amiable weaknesses.
He has been greatly pestered by applica-
tons for recommendations to office in the
various Departments, and we suppose by pc
titions for good word in obtaining con-
tract. And he has been in the habit of
getting rid of the most importunate appli-
cants for favors by writing letters, giving
recommendations, with the invariable pro-
viso, "lf consistent with the public good. !"
Such recommendations from the President,
are so common and we'll understood that
no attention is paid to them. A great
many autograph letters Of GA. Lincoln :"
will be turned up, but they will always be
qualified by the phrase &c if consistent with
the public good" Or its equivalent. 1t
would have been better for the President
and the country if he had learned to say
"no" promptly, in response to all re-
quests for personal favors; but since he
did not learn the great lesson becoming an
Executive, it is, the next best thing that
he should be so liberal in the bestowal of
his favors as to deprive them of value.
However far the President may fail in his
proposed Jacksonian Administration the
Government, it is safe to say that his hon
esty is certainty, and may be steadfastly
relied upon.