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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-11

we uOpe We h1Ve eI1xx00 up tne
feelings or even the anger Of our men
of means, for men cannot have their
feelings stirred up without scrutiniz-
ing their own position, aud this scru-
tiny will lead many to the stool of
repentance and to better deeds
Natchitoches Chronicle.
The Free Trade Measure Killed
tn Congvess-The Provisional Con
gress, as we advised, succeeded, just
before the expiration of its sessions,
in killing the bill for the establish
ment of free trade during the exist
ence of the blockade. The bill was
reported from the Committee on Com
merce, and we give a copy of it be
low. We have no explanation of the
reasons of the defeat Of q bill so plain
and just in it's objects other than the
obstinate Interpretation Of it by som.
of the members as establishing q
system Of bounties-Richmond Ex-
aminer.
A bill to be entitled An Act to Admit
Free all Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandise Imported into the Con
federate States for Limited Pc
Rod, except such as may be
brought from the United States
of America.
SECTION l. The Congress Of tie
Confederate States Of -Ame1ica 2o en-
act, That from and after the approx
al Of this act all laws and parts Of
laws by which duties are levied and
collected upon foreign goods, wares
and merchandise imported into the
States be, and the same
are, hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall continue ana
remain in full force and effect froro
the date Of its approval for and dur
ing the existence of the present pre-
tended blockade of the ports Of the
Confederate States, and its provisions
shall also extend to all goods, wares
and merchandise actually shipped, us
we'll as such as may be bona fide
laden on board ship in any foreign
port for any port in the Confederate
States before notice of the raising oi
The said blockade, which said notice
shall be given by the proclamation Of
the President of the Confederar.
States in such way as he may devls
advisahle: Provided ARRAYS, THAI
the provisions of this act shall no, T..
or applied to such good,
wares or merchandise as may be i'm
ported from the United States al
or by any citizen or citizens
thereof.
4 Lore Q~ery.-"A young lady,
asks ifa lady is not justified in break
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-11
PRIVATE BOARDING.

A4 Tnavis street, near Baptist Church.
DEIN0 located in 3 retired and agree
able part Of the town, affords unusual in
t1cenents to boarders, transient or perna-
sent, will find j. q comfortable home. Fam
I!iea or single gentlemen can obtain pleas
ant rooms, and day boarders will be accom-
sodate1. s99v9 Mrs. A. H. TAINroR
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

EMMETT D. CRAIG,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Office. opposite Post Office.
SHREVEPORT, La.
viii practice in the Courts of
Naddo. DeSoto, and Bossier. 1dlv
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
..a.-su Me&A]

cYnopsis Ec<Hs rnssipnsr.s
p PreclAmatssns Ne. ees, for tbs o6.fiag o
apwards of4, ,toc W s6sss o. IAad Ia Oteoa.
IL orders publie salss 10 the 8fAfs OF 0assou, q
fbllovs,' 'T7fTT-TT - TIF'TT '
AZ th. land oaes q osseou Orr, - the 9th 0,
Qesobsf ,1se1, Of oas hundrsd snd Afty. eight town
sAip, aad pafts Of townshtpa bsfesofore uaolsred
wsst Of the Caseads noastils, I'D wisaia the an
trsot Of lands sub3sot 10 ssis at Oregon City.
A. the land sflos ~ eoslDuno, On the 13th Of %
tober, ito2 Of one handfsd and 1hy .iosr towndipl
aad Pasts oftownships hsfetofsr. aaoers1, wsst d
the CAscede Mountains, anl Within the diitrsst Of
'a1Ss ~. ,Sslsc' sl & e Ale y = nc:csrt a..
tious q school vsct,ons, 10. ...I
ssing sxpsssly exospseA nd sxsludsd fFen Sals
Ths saiss viii b. hspt open until the laads are al
offered, which h 70 Be accomplished vitkia two
weeks, d no longer; and no private eniry ef any
q the lsnds viii b sAmitssd ssal aftsf ~ en- dr
taca Of ths two wssh- II
Pre- .enp,ion eisiaests srs required to sssablsh
their ciains 70 the atisfa0oa o. ths proper Rsgsr
before ths dsy appointed Is tSs eonnsncsrsst q q
he pshls saiss, othsrwi.s thsi. elsins vim b. ~
Conn asiouer Of the 0snsrai Land Ofaos.
0HzsnAL LAM Ovyios, Juns 10, 1ss2.
rofr.-Undsi the issulatioss Of the Depart aSnt,
- hsretof0re A. now sxietiaS, no paynsnt oaa b
made for advertising proclaIataoas. except % ssoh
publshsrs ~ srs psciaIv sslessi % publk Aby The
tomaisisnsr oi he OsssFsl Land Okos.
June 13-w13S r0taSl
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
A keossslsn Ba,ly.

Yesterday afternoon while several gentlemen
stood oonsersing together In store On Penn.
sylvxnia avenue, near tho Capitol, they were
Interrupted In their conversstlon by tho On.
trance Of n six foot specimen Of what purport.
cd y be man, some what under the influence
of"kil me quick" He proclaimed. In bOis.
ferrous manner. that he was ssosssionist, and
boastod Of his ability tO "wOllup" any body not
OF his style Of thinking, at the same time going
Through the motions" a Ia Hosnan, with every
oath bringing his pondsrous nst down on the
ISLANDERS, IN elderly gentleman named u. p.
Swain. 10y no means the bully's equal In phys.
ioxl strength could stand the rssosl's impu.
dencs no longer. and with one well directed
blow with his nst, laid him sprxwling on the
floor, much TO the qualification OF crowd oi
persons who hxd collected to witness the pro
ceedinga. The fellow soeing that he had got
among the wrong party, gathered himself up
and slunk away without another word.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
The Contrabands Removed 70 New
Quarle ..

Yesterday forenoon, the contrabsnds quar-
tered In Duff Green's Row we're renewed u the
barrsoks formally occupied by the Mcclellan
that the building may bs used a. . hospital.
The wagons we're literally crowded with the
children, and the womon mostly walked to their
new quarters. Among thsm we're persons OF
oil ages, sizes and colors from the infant to the
old man. In passing along the streets. they
presented unique appsarance. Many Of them
carried their luggage" along with them. One
old "sunty" had two brooms and y fan In one
hand, while the othar arm enciroled little
conirxbxnd few ws9ks old.
Au unfortunate accident occurred when the
train arrived near It's de,tinatiOn. The wagons
were drawn BY unframed mules, aud one Of
them got upset, by means Of which = woman
got an arm broken, and All infant received 10,
Jury, so that II 10 feared Il will die.
We learn that the oontrxbands are quite hap
py In their new quarters, which are said to be
healthier,
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Communioated.

M. EDIroR: In an article In your paper Of the
18th instant, under the caption OF a Mean
Act" have been most grossly slandsrsd In re
gard to the removal Of three Of my servants ia
Howard county, Maryland, separating children
from sAoh other and their mother. and making
truth Of the matter 10 this: previous to the Act
OF emancipation by Congress, ! had sent the
whole family to Howard county, Maryland.
8. L. LINN.
The account Of the above matter WAS given
to the Commissioners OF Emancipation, and "a
our reporter, by The woman whose children
were sent away; but, upon Investigation, We
are satisfied her statement 10 incorrect, and
therefore ohserfuly give Mr.. Linn the benefit
Of this explanation.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Resi- Estate Sales.

W. l.. VIII h Co xuotionssrs, sold, on Non
day afternoon. in front OF the promises, part Of
lot, numbered I. In square IS. This property
street west. between north II and streets:
purchased by Jsmes keenan, for $795; also lots
l8 and II. In square %. 20 feet front and run.
ming back los feat, at the corner of Twentieth
and N streots, First ward; lot l6. purchased
II, purchased by the same. at . cents per foot.
Also, ,eon Tuesday afternoon, 10 froIft Of the
premises, lot No. II In Uhiman's subdivision OF
lot numbered GIG, with the. improvement nts;
sold to Henry Keller for $3.50.
W. l.. Wall d Co., EutiOneers, sold, on Thurs.
day afternoon, In front OF the premises, lot No.
6, In subdivision Of square 7l9, II feet front
and running back 100 feet TO- IN alley, for $500
purchased by Patrick Culsyhue.
Also, lot OF. subdivision OF square OFT, rs fee,
front, and running back 100 feet TO Nj alley, for
$2l0; purchased by Patrick Luirk.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
DIED.,

On the 18th instant, at Chelsea, Massaohu.
sstts, WILLIAM c., only child Of Major William
and Nary d. Fesssnden, Of Washington, aged .
years and Q months.
On the l7th instant, our little GERTRUDE, In.
FAINT daughter Of Eugene and Mary Minor, aged
II months.
The friends and scqusIntsnoes are respect.
fully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Frl.
day) morning, at II o'clock, from the residence
OF her parents. No. 206 New Jersey avenue.
Death has been here and borne away
Our Il fsnt from our side;
Early In he morniug OF her day,
Oar liitls Gertrude died.
Yet agals W hope to meet thee,
Where no painful tears can drop
Arouhd the throne Of God TO greet thee,
Numbered with the hsppy Tot
ALNIRA,
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

e. BatehSlor's Hair Dys-Ths Best In
the World.- William A. Batoheio, . eslsbiaaed
frOn nstus warranted not 10 inJurs the Hall In ths
least remedies the III s6sots of bad d,es and uvig
o, stts the Hair for ltfs. GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns . splendid BLACK OF Brown
lssviug the hair son and bsaatifal. Sold by alI
Drusglsts, no.
~. The Genuine 10 slgned WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, oW ne four .ides Of each boz.
Factory, No 81 Barclay sheet, (Late 283 Broad
way auJ 10 Bond } New York my 20 ly
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
= Georgetown.

Seven cases OF dsorderly conduct were re.
ported by the police Of Georgetown yesterday.
Henry Murphy. Geo. Brou,e, Frank Herbert,
VIM. knokes, John Conner, David Chamber.
lain, George Richardson. They were fined
sums varying from tl.44 to 4.32, except Brouse.
VIM. Deble, Henry Barrett, and Dennis Ryan.
were arrested for creating nuisance, and hned
$3.50 each.
wprkhOus0.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
A Liharnl'I ansfian.

The new Bsptist Church which now holds its
meetings In Temperance Hall, Is called the Sixth
Baptist Church. II has extended unanimous
call to the Rev. J. Spsnoor Kennard, aud we
learn that he has accepted the call. Al the last
church moetirg, n letter was read from Hon.
Amos Kendall. In which he. tenders to the
church the use Of Sl0, 900 for eight years, with
out interest, to aid them In the erection Of a
house Of worship. He further gives them the
dividend Of S26 600 worth Of stock in the Amer
loan Telegraph Company for the same number
Of years. We learn that the church IL In very
encouraging condition 10 other respects.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
The Ema.eip..io. Commission,

1"o 1"Hue1P2tro1 OOsmIussuUA0TBs
The following petitions were alsd last Tues
day sfter our report closed, that being the las,
dsy for ding petitions:
Virginia Bell AID others, I; Elizabeth Bohror.
Of Montgomery county, Nd, l Ann sheehy, I
]. I. Mitchell, l Albert u. Berry by Benjamin
Berry. 3; John Fred. May,l; Elwin Wallace
and others, l..
The whole number Of petitioners Is 985. who
fla claims for S,lOO.
The commissioners are now engaged In the
valuation OF the slaves. taking testimony, 10.
We have been requested TO state again that
the commissioners are not In session on Mon.
days and Thursdays.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Serious CllerRs.

william Chambers, n bartender, was arrested
last Wednesday night, by OAioers Thompson,
and Lynch, Of the Fourth ward, charged by
Patrick hoNiokle with assault and battery
with intent TO XII, young lad named William
MoNiokle. He assaulted the boy with knife
which he plunged into his side, inhotIng very
serious wound. He WAS taken before Justice
Walter, who committed him 10 isil.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Doing oat In tn. Country,

Several persons OF no special prominence
were, last Wednesday, permitted BY the police
officers TO ruralize. for few days, In that plea
sAnt retrest vulgarly called the w0rkhOuso.
Charles Carol. arrested by Oficer Buel NJ n
warrant. and Martha JOhnsnn, arrested by
O0osr Stinohcomb for being drunk aud disor-
de!ly, were both sent to the workhouse by
order of Justice Drury, Of the First Ward.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN e Y POIN II
The Potomac Steamboat Company

TIC POI0muC NItdInDOdI COIlpdny
WILL dispatch a boat from the foot OF Seventh
w street, Washington, every morning, Sundays
excepted st sig O'Clock, for AcquA Greek, stepping
d Marburys Landing, Returning, will leave A.
quia Creek every day, tsundays exosptsdJ At 3
O'Clock p m.
In connection, freight boat will run every day.
For freight and passage, sppiy on board the boats
On Saturdays, the boat leaving st six O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip to Piney Point,
and principal intermediate landinss Returning,
leave Pinsy Point At sight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to AoQuiA Crock, 81 Rosnd trip, %
Fare TO Pinsy Point, ~.
For freight, or passass, apply to fright sssnt on
the vharvss.
y Wsshi stou, Juns u, lss1,
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Contribution

Contribution for the Sick and Woundsd.
The officers. clerks, mechAnios and lxboring
men OF the Washington arsenal, Lieut.. Colonel
ramsey commanding, have contributed the
and around Washington,
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

-. Lyons magnetic lassct Powder
Tested for 10 years aud grows ~ favor Kill. and
Moths 10 Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In
sses, DO All genuine bsas the signature Of =
Lyon, and NO Pot,o,.os 70 psrsor or domese ani'"ah
LyoR's Powder kills all insects In tFios,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mlos.
Sold every where. D. D. BARNES,
40 3O-TTHSm 2o2 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

~ Law Notice. - ROBERT J. WALKER
and FREDERIC P. sTANTON will practice Law
10 the Supreme and Circuit Courts, Court OF Clai ns
Court Martial, boards OF Commission+rs, and DE-
partments. Aidsd BY two other assooatss no part
WALKER i STANTON, ofaos IS street, Wash
ington, D. q. ap 3-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

Jy 10 W between Nintn Auo Iontn bSeeN..
------------------
NEW vOhk EXCELsIOa BAKERY,
~ oh3 yth ,trest, near Maryland ave-, leland
WM PATEN respectfully informs the public ths
he has become sole proprietor 0f BE- oelsbrated d
iablishment lately owned By his father, and will b.
happy 10 yupply Ill ort6rs with the utmost dspaoh
at prices 10 accordance VII the tines The Quslit!
Of our articles b NO. to bs excelitd. buters sup
piled on liberal terms.
Again We come ore you,
Our banner 10 upfufed,
While our customer are hocking
From al qusrten Of the world.
For Our Bread. our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings. SwestmsAts, too;
And they ooms 20 fsst uplp us,
That We SCARCE know what TO do.
Our bakers have been busy
From curly morn I'LL night,
While oar stock OF nouf " Vanishing,
But this gives u delight
For "Quick ssles and small profits"
10 the motto Of our ore,
Aud II you purchase onoe from us,
You Sill surely purchase m.rs
And al.o that the hsralds
VIII proolsim from Norh to South,
That the "Brsad and Cake Of Patents
Enters svsrybodyb hoath |"
Iuly IL jim
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

~ ~Spscial N0tios.-Ou and after Tuesday
April |, 1861, the trsins ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Ralvoad will commence ruuniag daily, (Sunday,
exosPtsd,) leaving this Station ct leo .. m., and
connecting st Washington Junction with Mall
rraln for all parts Of the West vta Wheeling o.
Psrksrsburg. Through tohsts sold and baggage
checked. w.. +. SklTH,
n. Of transportation b. l. o. T. =.
spl-du (Star 0lobel
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Attempt 10 Assassinats.

John Chambers was arrested on Wednesday,
by Omosr Barker, In the Seventh ward,
charged rs above by Richard Donnely. Jus.
tice stratton held him for future hearing.
Peter Glahester WAS also arrested BY Oficer
Csrrahsr on similar charge, but he WAS dis
missed.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
~ Thsre VIII be 3 DemoastratIon held

~ There viii be . Demonstration held
by The Sons OF Levi, ~ o her benevolent sooi.ties
on SUNDAY, the 2ist i,stsnt, at 5 o'cloov, At W .
Third streets, (isand) VI which time there will BE-
collection taken up Tor the benefit OF the Contra
bands Thsrs will DO, also, several addresses dsliv
cred BY th. Presiient and nembsrs Of the abCv,
named society.
The public and friends ars respectfully invited.
.. JOHN b. WASHlEGTON,
jy l1-3i$ Secretary Sous Of Levi.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

GeorEstown or the seventh ward (lslsnd) who hil
70 receive thsir Papsp regularly will oblige the
agent, o y Delphsy, BY leaving notice st H.
when all dslinqusnoies will be promptly attended
tn NAV N
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

Keeping . Dog without License.
Richard Bates was arrested on Wednesday,
by Ofioer NOOnan, OF the Third ward, tor
keeping dog without license. He WAS dis
missed by Justice Clayton.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

~ New York Soldiers RslteS Associa-
tion "A nes,Iny # this Association will be held
st Temperance Hall, 90 street, between Mn, and
Tenth, SATURDAY, Jaiy 10, st O'Clock p IN /, for
Hospital vi III, Comuittees Il 10 Of the highes,
importance that all the members be present
q. ID. BARRETT,
Jyls-Hs Secretary Of COMMITTEES.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION.
ID TRsAsuRI DkPARrnssr, July II, 1852.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until FRIDAY the lst DAY of August, 1852 s'
" O'Clock, m e. 9 furnishing and putting up com
plete, sixty Marble Mantels and Heafths, Of two
slzes, In the west wing Of the Treasury Extension
o. similar syle and pattern to those last sst in The
West Wiag.
Draw logs and other vait culsrs oAn te obtained
on application to this Office; and u any Offer made
under this advertisement should be aocepted. the
kiug the marble nov on hand at the Extension Ai
s oost prtoe, and using H. - far o. i will 80, In
makipR the Nantsls 8. NJ CLARK,
-, Acting EEgioeer 10 charge
ju,y l1-2Aw2w Treasury Dspt,
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

4UA Fsstivsl will BE- held BY the LAdIss' RI,
lief Association, for the benefit Of the slok and
house Of Mrs. Robert Fsvnhsm on the corner o.
Eleventh and N streets. Ths 10 Ties, gentltmrn and
chill irsn Invited. Rssps sfries, cream, sod Ike
In abundance. Adm si N, 10 cents, 'front.' 10 To-
10 l8-lts
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

~ A Csrd.-Ths attention OF the lsdiOs and
90 nlsmeu r.spsc' ve,y iavit t. thu large sac Of
whole ts st ct Is disposed OF At au:ti 90 Ninth
strest, bstween ID and u streets north No 4si, , up
stairs See advertisement for pArticuav In to dsy =
papers. GREkH h WILLIAMS.
Jy l7-.t f8txFl
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

S4Unioa Prayer Msetlng.-Ths Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week 10 New York Avenue church, Rev DR.. Gar
hour. jy9
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

H6wsssoa's Progress OF very.-Copies
Of this werk are foS saIs at the ofoe Of the National
Ry.lliean. Pamphlet edition, rs osus Bound
edition, V osnS.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Distrib.tioa or Public sehsel Pri..s.

in the different pubIio schools wiIi take place
~ the Smithsonian Hall, on M0nday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday Of next week, com.
mencing with the fourth district school, on
Monday next, at four O'Clock p. N.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
CALF WATER BATHING.
PlNRY POINT PAvlLIoN-rh,s ~
FOR WOOD AsD COAL.

DNOPOIALs FOIl WOOD ARD GOAL.
OryIcx HousE or RArRssEsrArIvRs, u. g.,
July 10 lsG2.
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received st this
SuS, nex, Tor furnahiar ior th uss of tbs Houss Of
Representatives OF the ULited States, i've hundred
and fifty tons. (2tOo pounds best white and iur-
dry Hickory Wood, snd on. hundred cords best dry
Spruce Pine Wood. Tho whole to be packed away
10 the vaults Of the Capitol 10 the places which will
be shown on application the Engineer In the service
Of the House Of Representatives and to be delivered
BY the ,st day Of september next.
B nds for the faithful execution Of the contrr OF
will be required.
Bids for the Coal and Wood Will be oonsidersd
separately, and satisfactory arrangements must be
made for the correct measurement Of Moth.
EMERSON E1HERlDGE,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives, U. 3.
Jy ll-lawAw
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

DY akEEs q WILLIAMS. a A.osion..r..
- STEAM ENGINE, BOILkR, BEL11NG, MA
thnery, and large aud general assortmspto other
articles used IN hrst class Laundry, 1t Apctios.
On FRIDAY, the 18th day OF Jply, 1se2 we shall
ell, At the National Laundry on iebnsylvanis sy-
enus, between Thirteenth and Thirteen and. half
streets at 10 O'Clock q: N by virtue OF mortgage,
bearing date the Sth day OF January, 1879, aad re
corded in Libsr } A 8, No. 2l8 iolics ], D. and ..
one Of the ls records Of Wasiu gton county, 10 the
District o. Cs bis oil the goods and ,hattels In
aid establishment, viz
One Steam Engine, Boiler. Betting, and Machine.
~ there o bslougios,
Two Washing NJ ichipes. One Mapgle,
One Csntr u. ~ Clothes wribser,
Fiat iron Heaters, Rinapg Tub.
Dryisg Apparatus, Tot Flat mons,
Wash Tubs and Boards,
Lot Count 70, Chains, and 8; afling.
ALSO
One Wagon and Harness; with other articles
winch We deem unnecessary to ebLns.a'e.
Terms cash.
BY order Of AT rnev.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Jy I'D lSts,l Auctonssfs
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
ComnLssiousr of The General Lspd Omos.

NorH.-ULdsr the regulations Of the Department,
mad- for advertising proolamstioas, except to sueh
publlahers W are ecidiy auvised 10 publsh By tht
Comui oner Of the General Land Ohos.
tuns lL-wl3w
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Deaths Of Doldisrs ,

OSAths OF boldfer1.
The following deaths Of soldiers, In the vart-
Gus hospitals, Co., in this Vicinity, have 90.
ourred since our last report:
4. huchlsr, company B, 2Oth Indiana.
Patrick Boylsn, company Il, 9th Msssachu
Daniel Kennedy, company A., 9th Massachu
sstts. ". lt.' n"'l 7"'
John Loll, company H, 1891 Psnusylvania.
l.. Fish, ambulance driver.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
LOCAL NEWS.
- oAAvsreassrs.

Rsaxiy - tAoSana sspiss Of ~ b1ss-
kssa sss circulated snosg The soasns popuia.
vos svssy day, bssdss thslasss nsnbsessrvsS
70 regular Subscribers. Advertisers vin taks
Dots aooordingiy.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

WAsIIlN0TOs CITY GARDEN,
w NEW FORK AVkHUk,
Bdssoen lira and Slnp~d Sssds
Ths subscriber respectfully lnforuasl Ne public
that he opened the above plsaseag tetrsst TOT
this ssason, and that hereafter, OH every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ there will b.
Band Of Music In attendance.
A line Ten pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected for the amusement Of visitors.
Club, and Associations can have the uss Of the
Garden 6y giving notice TO the proprietor. lie
pledges himself that be will use bis best sndssvors
10 please all who will honor him with their preAsnce
ny a4-sm ERNST L1FfLER.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

- To the Ladies Of Capitol Hili:-An
vicinity will take psos In he hall Of the COumbiau
Eosins House, THIS (fridsy) AFTERNOON, at
AZ oSl0.k A large attendsncs Ia requested ~
versl reports are to be s,,ed upon and more per.
manent Organization Effected for the relief OF the
sck and wou ,dot soldiers qusrtsrsd In the hospitals
Of the Filth ward. jyls-Its