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The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Traitor AyrsstSd .

Thomas sheshy was arrested by O1iosr Cline,
In the nrst police precinct. In the county, on
Monday afternoon, about hve O'Clock. He Is
charged with disloyally, and WAS turned over
10 The military authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Carrying Weapon.

John Marshall WAS arrested y yesterday morn.
Ing, . little Rflsr midnight, for carrying n
wespOn. He WAS arrested by 0hioer McCauley,
Of the Seventh ward, and hhed t20.9i.
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Nor. N.,. rroop. Arrly.d.

The Eleventh regiment New Jersey volun.
,srs, Colonel MoCallisier. arrived yesterday
corning, and at 3 O'Clock In the afternoon
sssed down the avenue on their way to Dixie.
be regiment 10 900 strong. .i'NI' IN. .''''
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Tn. s.eond District R.x,msnt

Was out on parade yesterday, and presented
- hns body Of troops as have yet appeared
on Pennsy ylvania avenue. In neatness ofappear.
anco and soldierly bearing, they presented the
appearance Of regulars" They were cor.
daily greeted along the route.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Waakfn4 Raeaa.

Doaki9g Rates.
70 ~ following urs the ratss at which bankers
am brokers are buying and selling gold and
arA; ~ 7'0s7
" BuytnS. 6sHi~s.
0oad. d........s.lsS pr 9. pren.ls psr. 2. prsn.
Silver. ....M.au1I /" II
Demand uOtsU..6 I" 10 fr" q
Banks Of issus ii wsshiagtos an1 0sovsstown,
WdsAiASlea. yfTa 9sorsstossN. bs.t
Bank q nse.eeo!ts. Pesnsrs' end hssA's
Bank Of WashfnGt0a. Bank. sfH Ha
Patriotic Bank. n. Bank Of ofOonnsrss.
Farms B Asrch's. D'nk.
The Fasnsrs' and Msschants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce Issue notes Of the Asn0mina.
tion OF one Dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Disorderly.

Seven arrests were made by the Georgetown
police on Monday, all for dis0rderly conduct
One was sent TO the workhOuse, and the Others
hnsd In sums vary Ing from one TO ten dollars
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
j Asssnsasn, AanasssA,

Dr.. vsllny b yet engaged In an extensive
practice 70 this 6Ity. and Ws would cal the At.
Of thsir. own sins 10 the best ssuress Of remedy.
First, Gtvo up your present course Of life at
onoe and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physioiAns, land none are bsttsr
than DE-. velinyi) and BE- cured Of the disease
which 10 now undermining the constitution
and ssuding you V aprsmAturs grave.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
DROPOsALs F0a OATS AND HAY.
DEPor QuAnTHlnAsfEl's OYPIcs,
Csruer Eighteen and q sta.
waahlr,uton uvut . oa IA

DHpor QuAlrxlnAsrsls OYYIcs,
Corner Eighteen h and q sta.,
sEALED pRoPosA Is viii Be rsssiyed :. At .t1 Til.
Ones until Friday, the eth day Of September at II
ss sa S Ss sss Ss
oats and q o0O) tons Of Hay.
HAr TO Be 6 ,od lnsroh ,ntsbls rIxorHr, put up In
bales .nd delivered, at sooo) two thousand pounds
OArs 70 BE- Of good msrehantabls quality, put ~
In bags Of about two bushels each.
OAis VIII BE- received BY weight, at tsD thirty two
sasL. . b furuishsd without extra charge 70 the
xithia is) twenty avs days from IL. date of he
contract.
PROPOSALS..
q s ,: To- 81 c
sand bushels Of osts and upwards.
Ths prop d ions ior ths hay and ost. nay BE- upon
iTt m and Without rrfeIencs to, each 6hsr. ''A''
The full n.Ie and pat ONCE add ess Of Tho bidder
NUT appear 10 The Proposal
OF all the paries must app, ar. or the bid will be
Oo,d. red s the individual proposal Of the partner
froSo,als from dilo,sl partle, will not bs ooo-
sid.iel, and AN OATH OF ALLEaIAsog MUST AcooM
PANT IAoH fRoPoaiTIoH.
Prop ,sala must bs addre.sea to Co,onel d. II.
Rnoktr,' QuarteImaster U. y. Army. WAshinEt
p O., sad should be plaiuly marked" Proposals for
0UARANrEA.
The ability Of the bidder to nll the contract ahoud
1t bs swari:d 10 him, mu,t b guaranteed By two
responsible psrsons, whoss ,isnstares must 81 sp'
psndsd " the guarantee:
hs t ss q s: ~ s.I s "
ns.rss District Court, or Of the United States Dis
bidders must bs present. In peron when the bid.
are opened, or tbsir proposals. Will not b oonsd'
Do.ds equal in ,a.ssnt to halt the ssn to b re.
osssfal bidd.I upon siSnins tbs eoIsrset " ' '''
e. SS1a o s: S: w
aud is.dy to be produced when the oOa6sot /,
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon application
bsiog made at This oios, either personally, BY let
ter, or BY telegraph.
Fbrm OF 6uarunles.
hs u ssssy sss sUussy ,ss s-: s,ss
Of do hereby guarantee that 10 able to
IulAi contract In with the term, VI nj,
10 sOsG Ss
J should ihs contract he awarded him, We srs pre.
tTo iIis saarsntse must be sp1ssdsd the olaoist
certificate above meutiontd.I
INSPECTION DELIVERY, ETC.
All Oats and Hay contracted Tor under tbs adver.
tisrmsLt will be rlgidiy iusp oted and sueh Is do
be ri .cted
PAymsot to be mace up N the completion Of the
msster shall be In iuuGs
Any irfJrmality In the bid, or non, oontcrmanee
with the terms Of ,hE Advertisement, will ensure
the rejection of the pr ,posai.
Del very to be mida At thu Railroad Depot, or at
| one Of III, Government WhaIves In the City Of
Washington
The Depot Qusrtermsster reserves to himself the
right to rjsot any or all bids tha, he may deem 70
high
D IT, BUCKER,
Colensl and Depot QuAr,srmaster.
81 !o-dtBel5
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Angels In washiagten.

.Atall, aim, oomsly lady, with dark eyes and
dressed 10 mourning, entered Arm0ry square
hospital yesterday morning, and before passing
many patients she noticed man about hfty
years OF age who seemed about bidding xdleu
TO these troublous times. Without Uttsring
word. she gently removed her bonnet and
took seat beside bis clean and narrow bed.
Al she famed bis fsverish brow and placed
delicate fassfs through lis thin hair, she
seemed TO catoh his feeblsst whisper and re-
turn II with 40 Affirmative nod. After thus
Numbering to him for the spaoe OF four hours.
she sent for the chaplain, Rev. Z. W. jackson.
who commended him 10 God. She then closed
bic eyes. kissed him. and clipping a lock Of
hair that hung over bis brow, turned to the
chaplain and said: "PieAse send this TO Sarah,
his daughter, who he told mo lives In Philadel
phia. Say TO her, stranger-woman watched
him In his dying moments, closed his eyes, and
kissed him for her." Though hends main
and kin our best patriots. angels In woman.
form guide their spirits from scenes Of carnage
to the haven OF pssce.
GRNsRAL OBSERVER.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
sudden Deaths - seldisrs IN Alsxsn.
dR10s sU.

suddenly 10 Alexandria. and foul play 10 strong.
" suspeoted. The liquor purchased by sol.
diers from itinerant desiers 10 supposed 70 be
the cause Of these sudden deaths. Men arc
passing about the streets selling liquor by the
them, and thers Il suspicion that the liquor 10
drugged.-6tdr.
Our cotsmporary will recollsct that we have
heard Of few sudden deaths 10 our city, and
the only "foul play" suspected here 10 found
in the "foup' nature Of the abominabls stuf.
own destruction. II 10 \ we'll known fact that
while The system ID heated the excessive drink.
log OF the miserable "druggsd" liquors seld IN
xli parts OF the city, and at every bar, will al.
most certainly produce death, and that sud.
denly in many instances.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
TEMPERANCE HALL,

TEMPERANCE HALL.
San 81 RIPLEY. Xa,ns Ms"sss'
Prof. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a, brcS.. rsssu ,r, :,
Prof. VIM. sehss Ger. r.................... Plans
CONTINUED SUCCESS
This bssutife, Hall is througed with the beauty
and i.,hioo Of washisgtcn. and the only respects.
-LADIkS AND FAMILIES,
all vulgarity and Objectionable features.
MONDAY EVENING, August -.
Nix. SAM. LATHROP,
MR.. SAN. LATHROP,
the celebrated clown and comedian
NJ. Z. RUr1ER,
the renowned pantomimist.
Mis-, LOUISE WELLS,
the fAvorite vocalist and oomedienne.
NJ NJ. .RRsxatssecsfiS fRsxscfs, o.
the fasaiaAtiL z danseuss and actress.
Seo0Ld wesA Of
RvA BRENT, ,v n,,,r
/. new songs and opeesue s.isotious. "
8 c0pd week Of
SAN SHARPLEf, In new acts.
sAk fsPs Ss:sss.
8 sond week Of
M. ). r. STEWART,
In his o. ebraied pas de Zsybyrs.
J. y STEWART, In new local ooTic sopgI
MONS. PAUL CANE, and the wonderful
YOUNG Al ERICA In new acts Of b. alanong, &c.
Miss HELENA SMITH,
in new aId favorlts dances.
Mr. JOHN WHITING,
Mlss KITTY LEE.
Miss EANNY 4 IAnN
Aud an augmented corps OF au xiiiariss.
P.pIdr Pri1n q <dmision-z6 oents.
Doors open at 7, psi fofmAnce to commence at 8
p. m. The Entertainments will conclude by half
past ten O'Clock
lisntlemanly aud attentive Ushers will be In at
teJ dance 10 csndaet Lsaies to their ssst.
SS- Nore'tias will b Produced IN Quick SSocessioR
aug So
The national Republican., 1862-08-27

A FURNISHED ROUSE TO LBT.-Ths eosa,
~ f0rtabis and neatly ,ilrnlshsd Houss, Ne. q
Missouri avsnus, u now tos rsat. For terms, apply
% the pfemisss k[dS
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
DlnD,

On the 76th instant, HBxRnfrA A., daughter
Of the late John h. Duthman, aged Is years.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday
morning, 10 o'cloct, from the residence Of her
b. The friends Of the family are invited 10 At.
tend. -. 80. s.r.
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aug rs Mrs. A ZAPPONE, Principal,

T AFAYErTE INSTITUTE.
IL J05 Z street, between l7th and 14lh,
one Of tbs oldsst most thorough and most de,irabs
,cho0s for Yoang Ladi,s aud Misses In the ci y.
ss-sion ocmmenosa september sih. Tuition 40.
oordinR 10 age and advanos ment.
au 2S-WABtf StaFl l.. C. OOMIS
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Circle institute,

For xoun LAd100,
40, ol X street, near tho Circle.
Session DOM nsLosJ On tn, LIST OF September.
Terms per gu irtsr OF Ten Weeks, si2-French and
Music included
Spanish, Italian German, Latin, and several other
language taught In the same soaool.
Dr. A ZAPPONE vill give three lectures each
week on Literature and Science, and otherwise ss.
feaion. -|
augab Mrs. A ZAPPONE, Principal.
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y IORGET0wN PEAALE SEMINARY,
i MAS AARRovEkis
A BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL,

IBI Wet !~rTe.
The duties OF thi, Institution will be re- umej on
the Sth oi September. Circulars may be obtained
ct the principal book stores 10 " ashington, or by
addressing the principal,
aug .0--TT6Sim NJ j. NARROWER.
T,HE USION FEMALE ACADGMY-ITS
L THIkTEENTH AIADHMlC YEAR--ocm.
msnces Beptsmbrrl. l. Ciroulars at the Bookstores.
aug ib-im
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DUSEAU OF CONS rRUOrlOs,
Id TRgAauRI DkPAErnsAr,

u TkEAhURT DkPAkrhhhT,
Augu 1 q, 1862
PROPOSALS will be received at HI othus uut Y
Monday the lot September, st twelve O'Clock m Tor
the sucion and putting in place of Iron Lattice
Extention,
Plans osn b. cd and all details asosrtAiusd
upon application at this ofios.
bepA ate proposals will 1lso be received until the
same dah fsr oevsriag portions Of the roof with
copper.
fropo ala must be separately sea- cd, and plainly
endors,d 90 the envelope /" Proposals. for the lrsn
Roof Of We Wing )" and " Proposals. for Copper
Roof Of West Wing" ,p,s
Engineer In Charge Treasury
9a-at Department
The national Republican., 1862-08-27

a TTRNTIOa SOLDIERS AND SUIT
"A LERS Having Just complete our assortment
81 Oamp Fsrniture, We would NOW respectfully In.
sits The attention of Soldiers and suti:rs Our "a
softmsnt oonprisss In part the following Camp
goods vs.:
Tsbiss, Oanp stools, Camp OOs, Camp Ma,ueass,
with a othsr artslsa Of Camp furniture cAeu lated
to make ,oldisr comfortable. Al OF which will BE-
6RARN 4 WILLIAMS,
suN No ~ Seventh street, oosnsr d.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27

by a. Bininger l. Co., Penn. avenue, of their
excellent stock of wines, liquors, teas, cigars,
Ac
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Rsbbiag soldisrs.

We have frequently taken occasion 10 warn
soldiers against q set Of harpies who are oon.
stsntly following the army, and win be sure TO
hang around the soldier about the time hs 10
paid 81. These villains assume innumsrabls
devices to aid thsir dsvilsh arts. They are
cfteu disguised q . soldier, and % brother
in arms i" win often obtain the confidence Of the
soldier only to hlch all his funds. and sometimes
ruin his character. " 'f
X CASE occurred yesterday, where soldier
just discharged from Rhods lsland regiment
came TO this oity and obtained his pay. On
leaving the pay masters once, man attired -
soldier stepped up to him. and 10 z familiar
tone said, where now, frisndf" The soldier
responded; and the other. In friendly, familiar
sort Of way, accompanied the soldier down
the Avenue, and In a short time lsit bin. Not
long after, the ssldier found that twenty I'VE
dolisra. which he had 10 hts pocket, was gone.
found. The police have been informed OF the
matter, but a. the rogue has had good oppor-
tunity 10 escape, and the soldier could not give
suiicient dats to detect tho rogue, tho money
aud thief are doubtless lost. 80.
We would earnestly beseeoh our soldiers TO
use more caution In the selection Of friends,
and be on their guard against swindlsrs and
piok pockets. ..r r.
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
C.,,. c,,,x Vv,en.,e p.,

Gowns CarsA WasAsas Pain.
plnioes, Cluh anA Isvssssa Malls, Vascular RI.
RSssaesg ~ On Dissasss q - rect, sussssefally
tstses1 ~ D.. WRRl, ~ veil koown 0Atrype1i4
~, Rsonsyavania svsaus, nssf 1oss-saaA . half
The national Republican., 1862-08-27

NOTICE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
The subscriber, having recently completed the
erection Of his new building tho site Of bis former
premises, (dest By Are some time tinosJ begs
10 call tho attention OF hh old flends and the public
generally to the fact, and 10 Yenind them Of his
ability to serve them In all brlnchls Of the
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and increased facilities to tfans-
aot bupiaess.
He has recently returned from the various North
ern mark.u, where be has carefully selected con.
EVERY HING REQUISITE FOR A FINE
FAMILY GROCERY,
and having purchased exolusively for oAsh can Offer
peSniiAr ,nduss both 2. to yfias and9uality
all grades, Spies
Hourbon. Monougahela, and Rye Whisky.
Fruits, MustaId., bauoes, Wooden Ware, 40.
Are Of the best description, and oil adapted 70 the
6SEssE d. WILSON,
No. S27 Psnnsy lvunia aNenue,
bet. Sixth and Seventh SIS, south tide.
su l9-dim
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
f>OLLECCOR's OEEICE.

fNOLLECVOR's OFEICE,
- WAsHInGrox, D. c., August 90, 1859. .
NortCK, TO LAY PArsns The taxes for Ise9 have
been fixed vt seventy hve ,uts on the Que hundred
dollars A discount OF dfteen per cert. Ia allowed
under the law until the Last day VI Sep snbsy.
q In and due bills er oeriaostes Of inde Of
lhls corpora Ion Of the demon Of nvs dolIars
and Treasury notes OF the iffed ates, are aloas
reoeivabe 10 pay ment OF taxes
The batansa ~ hsret, named will not be allowed
upon thu taxes acoruiag upon the Pre- psry already
In arrears for axes for gei erA purposes, until sush
srlsArsge 10 paid.
WIN. DIXON,
~ 2.-stswaw lBtar.l collector
The national Republican., 1862-08-27

Maplewood Young Ladies Institute,
PITTsFiELD, MASSACHUSETTS.
Csinnsnoss in iorty third semi annual sessiou, n
October y, 1899.
Ih attsndsnos and its faciliti for educston, srs
unaffected by the war Daughters Of military men
received on reduced terms.
For circulars, address
Rev. {. v. SPEAR the Principal.
aul &c -eod1m
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
CAKE AND TIE
BAKERY.
q. kAHLERT.

q A X h ID PIE b A X K II,
Cor. Of Seventh and d streets, (IslsndD
Respectfully invites tho attention OF eitsens, sol
di 70 and suffers 10 his unrivallsd Cakes and Pies.
He 10 prepared 70 iur ,ish them 10 any qusnity
and at prices TO suit purchasers. auM-lms
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
h0GAL- NEWS
.
AvnvS~>>~>As,

in V : noss sourishinsS SoaSision; every Sisit
sseue 10 sdd 70 ~ attraotione, and % every
side 70 bsas ths opinion that sssh en enter.
tsinmsaty oon6ining % much artiseao tslsnt. %
hiSS SSl fsSssc tUf .ofsIiT "a he sn.ss.sot
OF audlsncss, SaS nsvsS before o1ereA 20 TIE
oitissus OF WashinGtoq, 0fseS credit = go 70
the lspseiA police. nteess. CnafIcs nernfan
and sanusi Lexe for - csse'sHs PIT vs fSs Ss
serve ths popuiarity they hsse ninsa. The
full company, esnsisiing 81 beautiful Marietta,
the great Spanish dAnssuss; HE. Uasa Butler.
Y. ds.his queen e. :Sns; Ss sslli: :.Ey r.y!Sr
vernon, tSs talented dauS Shtsss d ferpsishofe,
nr. jean Ooski, the Iadia rubber nan; WillIs
Arnseroug, NE great juegleF; Delsvante broth-
ers, gymnssts; Denny GALLAGHER u ~ cele.
Sd z. ; a ::o .Ss = .Ss Se,. io
Of others. win appear this evening 10 . gfend
entsrtainneut, oonoluding With the roaring
pantomims, "rhs CobbIsr asA The TALLER" "
R.,..,, .sopvss,..rs 1. IN. oia oapissI.
M.ssS.i & hGnS asd fsjof sSsisuiDs, q Gen. WsSs
in ths Old q III sna aS.ini:t:Ied ths OATH
Of allegiance p Any Of then--il State, and 70
prlsonsrs efwAr. Who we're tht. noInins 70.
oharssd. re following are the esats prison.
ers william A! Dagley, Austin DallmaS, Geo.
G. Powell, Enooh Lowe. Norvtlls Wilson, Vim.
4. sowsll, John Murray. James Mstherhead,
Robert Kelly, septimus Brown. Simon Y. Patss,
Henry Church, WIN. Daudridgs,. Geo. 8. No
KeDasy, pSynlns BoS:..d, sS ss.I : Hssso1.
Pruess, VIM. Norris, Janse rHOwbray. The
most Of these were oaptursd BY the n9tilla on
the Potomac. while they were crcee(ng the
iivsr, with oOntrahAnd goods, 3d. :, irr.ia .
The prisoners Of war are mostly forsignaS,
there being bsS Ahrss or foWr viygiutaaa snoaG
them, the others being Irish, 1uSlish, French,
German, Spanish, and ono Mexican.
Yesterday morning snme Is convalegeent
rebel prisoners flom Clinourns hospital Wsre
sent 10 the Old Capitol. t.a - ~,
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INo. 6ee.l
(No. 6sS.]
RyrH.rn.,igI.Tovvusurn.D

(No. $685.
nv THE HBPnHUIDnHTUY THu UBF11u
m puyussse ofhw, I, AIRAuAaa LINCOLN
Pres ideut Of the Untsd 6tatee cf Anefica, DO hery
Sss Ss:. 4 4: d ."s ;s Ss. !. q: \;
sisss day of October s:ss. iSs 3. lspossl Il he
Sp'sS i.:ds q. slssAs'd Wins ~ SSoviAs nA.'d
Nov<A Of gs base liHs and soss1 - fsrM prhs
"la Au- totpai msri3taN. 3, no 4 ''.G
Township No, 81, Of range ..
Townahips Nos 81 snd s., q raassl
Ts:Sp sS. sS, q .sd q 1T -
fsxe.sips Ne q, . q q, "a ), sir.sSsi.
ffSvssc ffSvDssic: Ne; Ne; g e. ~ ssd e :ss z rsss1
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tsads sIp.cpr.s..a y lsx q. y - 4 sssse,
. sws.y asd oye.lovsd is18 - t4srsSY tsis
- :s.sd ~ 3 :sssss Y -
I. ~, hsiS q !" sIps.v:d sspts.S96, isss, wil
fis sGsrisg 3! - sSsys la.ss IN p sosaa.ssd
@ re Day s1poaatsd, a.d will Dseo.1 = . s6a
Y .,. csss Sss, ~ e :d.T.s;d ~ ss - 49,: AL
q . psiysss sn,sy q ssy d e 49, VII 5: a.
nv umal oSt9r - oxpU2U00 ~ ~ W. WooED
Given us4R ny kssA 4 tHS oiSy g Wa1Ainetoa,
thts thististh day d Nay, anRo Da, 0s 6oa
nd sight hstd drsd nd aHty.two. ft
ABRAHAM LlNOoiN.
co.alSssss. q sAs as.sra, LAO oasa
Natas b Pss-@Stim CSslnaaAs
Every psrssn entitled 70 tAs right q prs-snptica
70 asy Mr. lasds within the towsship anl p b g
towpships above enumsratsd rsQufeA 70 sSeablisA
the SANE 70 the satelhotion Of IL Register end r.
ssivsr o. ne lsad snes asd ~: gsg.sst tAs.Sses
f6fe the day appolatsd for the soaDnasnsat Of ths
public eals Of ths laAds smbsacing IL sSs Salned
otAsewiss sash elaln will foelsied. a,
j. n. DDMU4U0.
Coonissiousf Of shs General LAsd OMos
Nors.-Uuder the regulations Of the Dspartusnt,
% heretofors and now sxistieg, no paymsnt can b.
made for advertising proola Mstous, sxospt 70 slch
pubiahsrs - are gs'suy sscyissa % puoIsh By the
Commissioper Of the General Land Omes.
lime lS-w1Sw. ..aiH ..
The national Republican., 1862-08-27

X Il p A IR N G.
~ mAnufsstars Trunks extensively, and nsess.
saiily have al hinds Of Trulk Material, am better
pssparsd 10 repair Trunks, 6e., thoroughly and
promptly, than any other sstsbllshmsnt inuhs city
H7 JAMES y. TOPHAM
The national Republican., 1862-08-27
ABRAHAM LlNOolN.
J. n. EpuuHps,
Coaaiisioasss of ths asasrsl LaaA oAsa

Nors.-Under the regulations Of the Dspartnsnt,
lnads for advertising prooa nsGoas sxospt 70 suoh
publshers ~ are spsteuy asorsaf 70 puoish by the
cqnni::ionss Of the asssrsl Land ohes
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-16

THE fall fashions i6bonncls differ CON
sidcrobly from those we have been ac-
oustomed TO oflatC. The tendency to &C
cumulate trimming on tho top Of the
bonnet, which has evidently been on the
increase for some time past, has now
reached It's climax, Outside and inside
trimming now conyorges to that favoriie
point, and make room for it on tho front
of the bonnet has been raised, while the
sides deprived ofcyory ornament by this
frontal monopoly, cling closer to the
face. The crowns are invariably lat,
and the cape straight and full. The
trimming consists Of lace, flowers, and
fea.hers, marabou, or ostrich, or ostrich
tipped with morubout, AS general
thing two materials enter the compost
lion Of the bonnet--sllk and velvet or
lace and velvet In dresses there APP
pears to be an endless variety and con
siderable novelty, Skirts are trimmed
in every conceivable style. and sleeves
cut in every possible fashion, 50 that
there is no taste that cannot be suited,
aud no fancy that may not be pleased;
even those tastes that are Whof 'outro'
need not despair.
Skirts are worn very foil and eIabor
ately trimmed with rows of graduated
velvet, narrow houncns. PuGiugs, OK
plats, or sometimes combination oil al.
most all styles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-16

II is related that man on his death.
bed called his wife TO him and said
Il leave my horse to my parents; sell
him and hand the money you get over
to them. But my dog leave to you
Dispose of him us you think best" The
wife promised to obay So in dae time
after the death other "Lord" she started
10 fad a market for the onimiaI. "What
do you osk for your horse?' inquired
the farmer. al cannot sell you the horse
alone, she replied, "but | will sell you
the horse aud dog together at lair
price for both. Give me 800 for the
dog and 81 for the horse, and we can
trade on these terms" and the cute wild
O~ conscienIiously paid 10 the parents
the 81 She received for the horse, and
had to herself the 500 for the dog
r,t5@n.gs@ ~. 4 .l III.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-16
Scr the laynler.

MARINE MANUREs "A portion Of the
Report Of thr Maine Board of Agricul.
ture for 1851 is devoted TO an elucida-
ton Of the value of rockweed and fish as
ertilizing agents. The matter was per.
sonaly investigated by the Secretary,
who traversed the whole length Of the
seaboard for that purpose. Roc&woed
and musclebed have long been used to
limited extent, and with satisfactory
results, but they are too bulky and hca'
W for long transportation. A more i'm
portant fertilizer is found in the migra
tory fish which swarm on the coast
which can be taken in immense quaint.
ties. The business Of catching them has
oilatO years assumed considerable i'm
portance in some Of the shore towns, in
some of the shore towns, in the manu-
facture offsh oil from pogies, and many
vessel loads oil OF are annually exported
and sold. to be used chiefly in the prep.
arotiOn of leather. After pressure, there
remains a pumice, or chum as it is call.
ed, which was formerly thr,wn away.
but has latlofly been used in a rough
way for manure, and mostly with good
results, butonot always, as so active and
powerful a subsistence should be thor
Oughly compOsted OrpTepared, and used
with care. The chum is dried by expo
sure to the sun and air, upon plat.
form with shed to protect it from rains
and fogs. tits then ground and packed
for transportation. One man at East
port made 100 tons Of This fish "guono'
as it is called, last year, from herrings
which was soil to go TO Connecticut,
where the manufacture and use Of fish
guano have created greater demand
Than can be supplied by the amount made
there. 1t readily commands $50 pei
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-16

rest on fiat rock, 1t will be observed
that no part is subjected to decay, ex.
cept the braces, the lower ends Of which
enter the ground. These will need oc.
casional renewing, unless Of durable
wood. All the resi- will Inst as long as
the rails, or thirty or forty years. II the
nails. before using, are dipped in hot
grease. or oil, or gastar. they will not
rust for long time. The braces should
press against tho uprights about three
feet Ugh"