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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
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val1anABghan Rreos.

II is notorious that the Vall4ndigham
press of the North and the Mahony pssss
OF lowa--and the Locofoco press Of this
stats are all Of that strips-do more to aid
and comfort the secesh than any papers in
the slave States can or dare. A loyal
Union meeting in Kentucky recently de-
nounced the Cincinnati Enquirer Is ru.
inoas TO the Onion cause. The Gincin-
natl Enquirer is no worse than Clagett' :
Constitution or Mahony's Herald, except
~ il exercises wider influence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
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Williamsburg, May II.

following has been fecelyed u tht
War Department:
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Distribution OF Premiums.

Tho exercises on the occasion Of the distrl.
button Of premiums TO the meritorious pupila
Of the fourth district schools. yesterday after.
noon, were Of highly interesting character.
The Marine Band accompanied the children
In their procession through the beautiful Smith.
sonisn grounds, and into the hall, whore they
opened the exercises with the grand old tune OF
"Washington's March," Prayer was then Of.
fsred by Rev. DR.. MoMurdy. This was followed
by AN able and instructive address by r. T.
Morsell, Esq. Several fns reoitations BY boys
then followed. "Duty and Influence Of Mothers"
by Charles II. Luf, was we'll rendered. Pre-.
servation OF the Union" by Thomas W. Wise,
and "The Old Flag" elioitsd hearty applause.
The premiums to the nine different schools
then followed, and many were the bright and
happy faces which beamed In the face Of his
Honor, the Mayor, as one by ono the premium
scholars received their well.esrned tokens. II
bright faces and beaming smiles are indications
Of the state Of the heart, there were many
happy ones on this occasion; not only among
the scholars, but the parents and large crowd
Of visitors gave ample testimony to their enjoy.
ment OF the occasion. These exercises were
interspersed with some very nne singing by
the pupils Of the different schools present. That
by the female department Of the district school
was particularly fine. 1.-THE Union, "Flowers
with Fragrance" and "hsrohing Along" were
we'll sung.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Anuaapnansa

Crowns TmA1ns.-Ths nrst drsvipe. room
entertainment BY the oelsbratsd Hooley,s
hinstrelsn took place last night at Growers
elegant Theatre, and drew together . very
large audience, comprising the beauty and
fashion Of our metropolis. We do not hesitate
to pronounce this troupe far superior TO any
minstrel troupe that ha6 ever vislted this city,
and they certainly will attract orowded houses
during their stay here. Their songs are all
new, and rendered In . very superior manner;
their burlesques and delineatlons Of negro
character are entirely original with Thorn.
selves, and kept the audience oonvulsed with
laughter last evening. They give their second
grand parlor entertainment tonight, and We
are sure another crowd win be present.
CAMHRsulY.-Ths new and excellent pro.
gramms announced for last night 6iied the
spacious hall TO overlooking. The wit Of the
great Ethiopian comedian, Sam. bharplsy,
created much msrriment, a. also did Tie comic
singing Of the celebrated Fattis Stewart; An
dy Leavitt Was voted to be uuequalled 10 b
banjo player; the superior singing Of Misses
Nellie Taylor and Julia Price was loudly en-
cored; and the graceful and artistic dancing Of
the beautiful Misses Jenny AlleL and Julia
Richmond was greatly admired and most en-.
Enthusiastically applaudsd. In order TO afford
an opportunity 70 those who we're unable to
obtain admission last night, the same pro.
gramme ID announced forko-night, and We will
guarantee TO oil who attend, an evening Of dc.
lightful amusement. In one Of the best venti.
lated halls In America.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Tn. "Tsmpsr..es Demonstration"

OF Sunday afternoon, vt the Capitol Grounds,
proved to be very interesting affair. The
attendance was good, and short and telling ad.
dresses were made by John R. French Of Ohio,
Rev. q. W. Jackson Of Maine, Hon. Mr.. Hollo.
way, Commissioner OF Patents, Hon. Senator
Lane Of Kansas, and q hearty old gentleman
from New Jersey, whose name We did not learn.
SO we'll were the people pleased with the meet.
Ing, that 1t was enthusiastically voted to hold q
Now, let the friends Of temperance in Wash.
ington take right hold Of the good movemsnt
90 auspiciously commenced.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
PsrsonAl.

Mrs. Senator Harlan, who has 30 nobly de-.
voted her energies, foregoing the luxuries and
comforts Of home for the purpose OF minister.
ing to the disabled soldiers, went down river last
Saturday night In the steamer Baltimore from
the navy yard. She was accompanied by a
number Of ladies, who carry with them gen
erous supply Of dslicaoies for the sick and
wounded.
Mrs Commodore Geldsborough and son came
up the river on Sunday on the Mount Washing.
ton. The son is quite siok.
DR.. J. AcKibben. Hilton Head, 8. O.; Col. Jas.
McQuade, N. Y; DR.. 8. F. Bradford, q. 8. A.;
DR.. J. W. Stone, Boston; Mayor Opdyke, N. Y.
Isaac Dayton. N. Y; Jose Igns. Rodriguez, Jose
Anto. Gslarrags, of Havana; Jas. W. Donohue,
Albany, N. Y, are at Willsrds'.
Governor Alex. Ramsey and Major Morgan
of Minnesota; Captain Hanoox, steamer Hero;
Rev. J. B. Penny, New York. are at the Ma
tional.
Colonel Larned, Psymsster General United
States army, is very III, his condition being
considered quite critical.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Georgetown,

ported by the Georgetown police on Sunday;
one, John Dosher, was sent to the wOrkhOuse;
another was ined t6.t4; and the other three
H.A.
Floyd Eldro, q Mexican, and a soldier In our
army, was arrested BY Onioer Pearson, for
riding on the pavement. He WAS fined $l.<A.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Aa.in CrssS atsan.ra.

The Potomac Steamboat Company have with.
her old trips TO Ais1sndriA, Ssd thsy hsve nov
placed on the line the substantial and excellent
boat Keystone, ;" whioh will continue to make
regular trips from the foot bf Seventh street
to Aqua creek and-Piney Point. This 10 the
cheap and elegant pleasure trip. Ths. famous
Potomac, the classic shades Of Mount Vernon,
and the famous batteries, with the lovely
scenery along the entire routs, are well worthy
of n Wait 80. '..t ID ........ ....
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
East Riding.

A. Brice and F. Stout were arrested on Sum-
day last, by O6hoers Harman and Barker, Of the
Seventh ward, on the charge Of fast riding on
the streets, by which the lives Of children and
others were put in imminent danger. Justice
Stratton fined them 1884 each.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Cavalry Men on . clark"

Day before yesterday, a company Of cavalry,
who are stationed near this oity, WAS paid of,
and, desiring to celebrate the large acquisition
to their worldly estates by some suitable cere.
monies, they concluded TO ride into town yes-
tsrday and have a" good time" Towards after.
noon, they began to feel little Independent,
and some Of them amused themselves by riding
across the pavement In the open square near
Seventh street and Psnnsylvania avenue. As
they rode rapidly, much to the inoonvenienoe
and danger Of the ladies' and children passing
Fourth ward, demonstrated with them, but they
seemed to think he had no right to interfere
with them. Kelly then went TO the Central
surrounded the impertinent horsemen, and
Kelly arrested the most pugnaoious individual
bugler named Charles Dumas. Another por.
ton Of the same company got into hght In
Ktmballs Alley, between Pour. .and.a.ha and
Sixth streets, i little later In the day. The
police hastened to the spot, but they were all
quiet by the time they arrived.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
The Hrute.

Cornelius Ready was arrested on Sunday, by
Oificer Steele, Of the Third ward, on the charge
Of beating his wife for which he was Aned
tS.94. He was also charged with assault and
battery; for which Justice Thompson sent him
to jail, In default of security.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

QY }. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aaetionssrs.
~ GOOD QUALITY HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
LUKE AT AUCTION AT the residence Of Ren.
uenan ceolining housekeeping, on WEDNESDAY
next, July ~, commencing u 10 O'Clock, We shai
al, at No 13V ID street, between Foursssn,h and
Fifteenth small lot Of excellent Psrlor and CHAM
Der Furniture and Housekeeping kequiitss. We
SUITE Mahogany Parlor Furniture, covered with
9Lavgs Mahogany Wardrobes
Mahogany DressinE Baresus
Mahogany Washstsnds
Mahogany Bsdresds
Feather Beds, Bolstsrs, and Pillows
Hair Msttreses, blsnkets, Bedding, &c
Psrlor and Chamber Stoves
Carpets, Onoloth, and AAttiuR
Rstriserstor, Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Fur
niturs.
Terms Cash
JAS G. MCGUIRE CO.,
iy ls-dts Auctioussr,
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Visiting Days 1T the Hospitals in this
CAtys
General Hospital, (Circs. J Monday. Wed;
and O'Clock, p. M.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square .)-Men.
day and Thursday, between Q and O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
! to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be cheerfuy made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Stealing.

convicted before Justice Stratton, Of the Sew
enth ward, on the charge Of stealing, made
BY 0ffioers Barker and Hsrman, who arrested
them. They we're sent to the workhouse for
ninety days.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
AnnOunosmsns.

Our old favorits manager, Mr.. J. r. Ford, an.
nouncss, in another column, the rsopening Of
amusement to.morrow night. On this occasion
the great rival Of Blondln, Nr.W. q. Donaldson,
the best tight rope performer In the country,
will perform the astonishing feat Of walking the
rope with man ON his bAok. To make up q
most pleasing combination, We hnd announced
an admirable pantomine COMPANY and splen.
did dramatic company.
Tomorrow evening, ut seven O'Clock, free
exhibition 10 also announced, whom Mr.. Donald.
son will walk rope two hundred feet In length,
elevated seventy. five feet from the ground,
ACROSS Tenth street, In front Of the Atheneum.
No doubt large crowd will assemble.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
wasting Pete.aae water.

Frank Smith, Lyman Merson, and h. J. Mar
shall, ostlers, were arrested on Sunday BY
Ofhoer Littleton, Of the Second ward, for vast.
ing the Potomac water. They were held for
further hearing. This arrest was In accordance
with recent orders from the Superintendent Of
Police.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
liINJhli. NEWS.
NC tSvaysssyss

.lsasly ie thousand copies Of tbs RepS6'
naa sre circulated among the aoatins popuiA'
lon every day ,bssidas inslsrge numbsrssrvsd
10 regulsr sussoriDu', Advertisers will take
ON Accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Charssa with Disisyslsy.

David westerfsld, q oodnty constable, was
arrested on Sunday, by Oaicer Drsns Of the
Fourth ward, on a charge Of disloyalty made
taken before Justice Walter, who dismissed
him, after requiring him to take the oath Of
allegiance.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
DisOrderlY.

The police of the First ward, on Sunday, re-.
ported one case Of assault and eight cases Of
dsorderly conduct, two Of whom were charged
with being drunk and disorderly. They we're
fined various suns , from u to IS.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Deadly WeapOns.

Bartlett Kearan was arrested on Sunday, by
Of1cer Calvert, In the First ward, for firing
pistol In the street. He was fined IS for this
offence, and q for carrying deadly weapons.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
nuua~av Msr.s.

Yesterday, the people Along The lvenus near
Third street we're startled By seeing . horse
Avenue Without driver. he turned Into Third
strest, making directly for The canal, and pass.
ing between two trees, he tore from the buggy
and Ilunesd ilte ~ nassl yhsrs. by dlnt oi
bis way around under The brid6ss TO the upper
eide Of the Avenue, In Tibsr creek.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Asssu and Battery.

q. Alder were arrested BY ofYioer VIM. x. Ma.
son, Of the second precinct, In the county, on
Monday, 14th, on the charge Of assault and bat.
terry. They were taken before Justice Walter,
who required them to give bail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Selling Liqusr without License,

A storekeepsr, by the name Of McIntire, was
arrested. in the Seventh ward, on Sunday, by
0fioer Vernon, on the above charge; which
was fully proven, before Justice Stratton, who
fined him 1904,
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Hospital Affairs.


LADrRs' RELrKy ASSOCIATION.
The ladies Of Grace Church, Island, uhe Rev.
Alfred Holmesd, reotor,) have formed them.
selves into society, called The Ladies' Re-
lief Association Of Grace Church Hospital"
The following officsrs were unanimously elect.
Mrs. Alfred Holmssd. prssidenti Mrs. Joseph
N. Gordon, Woe president; Mrs. John Downss,
secretary Mrs. g. 3. Murphy, treasurer.
Committee to solicit Contributions.--Miss Lot
Mrs. 8. B. Taylor, Mrs. George Hyde, Mrs. John
Miss Rose Btslaskie.
Visiting Committee tfor the week ending July
9th. Mrs. Arthur Yestmsn, Miss Susan Tuf.
Contributions will be gladly received for the
invalid soldiers by any Of the ofiicsrs Of the
association.
THIRrRKNTH STREET HOSPITAL.
We have received communication from
some sick and wounded soldiers IN his hospi;;
In which they say that they feel 1t to be their
duty to return their thanks, In this public man.
ner, "nrst Of all to the ladies for their untirng
real in our behalf; they appear to feel that
,nsy 90 sn0usG IGr %
kindly asking what they oan do TO- make US
comfortable, or what they can get that We can
eat, &c. Though We are hard, rough soldiers,
We think We have hearts that will appreciate
ku0uo uOUt0 hCV8 VI Aluuuoeob euu Wuiuu VIII
ever beat In grateful remembrance Of them."
They also desire to express their gratitude
" for the undivided attention OF the surgeons,
their patience and skill In dressing our wounds,
their watchful attention to our wants and
needs, and their exertions to make Us comfort.
able and happy and for our speedy recovery.
The steward, also, seems 10 take NJ much In.
terest a. the rest, snxiously looking around TO
see that We want for nothing, passing about
with smile for each and all.
The nurses, also, como In for their share OF
the gratitude Of these appreciative boys.
They also desire to thank the citizens gen.
orally for daily papers and other reading mat.
ter, which goes far towards taking up the At.
tention and elieving the monotony Of hospital
life.
In conclusion, the boys say they feel thank.
full that they have fallen into suoh hands, /" and
may Gods choicest blessings rest upon our
kind benefaotors."
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Another Case or Disioyalty.

Thomas Broderiok was charged by Jacob
Larner with disloyalty and profanity. and on
Sunday, 0fcer Kelly arrested him and turned
lined sl.s4 on the charge OF profanity.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
THO OFEIoERs, sUvLEIls, 30.

A new light four wheeled WA
CON, with water proof covers, 1f1f18
and handsome leather cushiens,
built TO order at New York and cost SlS9, FOR
SALE, at 0 moderate price. Also, . New York
made sst Of DOUBLE HARNESS plated nttinss
never used. Also, set of plain HIseLs HAnsEss,
quite new. Apply fer address Of Stable and Groom
to lsf Gsventesntk stvAst nnvvaS of !. deo %
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Deafnoss, EYE and Ear.

Deafness, and all msladies Of the eye and ex.
| olusively treated by DR.. Won Moeohziiker ooulist
| end aurit, 227 Pennsylvania avenue, The numer.
from such ore3itabls sources repeat
sdly Published make all further statements unneoes.
sary. y2l-6e
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
QY w. l.. WALL. u CO., Auction n esrs
. Successor to WALL Il BAsxAlD,

QY W.. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auction GERS,
- Suocessors to WALL 4 BAbSAlp,
South cor .er Penn " and Ninth .trrsr
TRUsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE iMPROy
ED EDPROPERTf.-Byv virtue Of deed Of trust duly
made and recorded 10 Liber, j A. g., No III iolios
iss q ssq ye shall proceed to sell at auction, to
? On MONDAY the ssth day Of July, A. d 'iss2,
The followins property, viz:
Lot Numbered nineteen, (19J In square number. d
fve hundred and sixteen, i5l6,) with the Improve :
nssts thereon consistipg ol i've small brick houses
The property Ia ssituated on ttieet north betvean
Fourth and Filth streets wet
Terms Of Sale: One. third cash; the residue In six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser TO give
notes for the deferred payments, bearing Int rest
from the day ofsale: deed given and deed oftrus
required TO secure the payment Of the notes All
oooysyanoing at the cost Of the purchaser.
1.-THE purchaser should fail 10 comply with the
onne ~ hve days after nle, the Trustees reeerve
ne right TO rssel the properly At the risk and oos,
q tne deultng purchaser, By advertising the SAME
three tmes 10 the National IntelliQeao.r
ALFRED SHUCKING,
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees
W. L. WALL GO,
V VI-2i~Sds Auotioneers
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Yhotoaranh lift 0alIerY

Photograph Git Gallery.
We call the attention Of our readers TO new Pho
tographio Gallery which has lately been established
BY Chas Weithe st No. bSs Seventh street, between
Louisiana avenue and D street, where pictures are
taken In the highest style Of the art ct the chsspest
rates. A present, worth from twenty i've cents to
two dollar, Ia given With each picture. 10 0-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

RY GREEN u WILLIAM, Auesssnsers,
u Conner Seventh and b streets-No 52s
FIVE BRICK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS IN GOAT ALLEY, AT AUCTION
On ThURSDAY: the 2lth Instant, We shall ssll In
and two twostory frAns housss, diuatsd IN sqIare
70: ~ fronting o. Cost Alley, between slxth and
On which they aaad, It bsiag part lot No In said
Terms-one third cash; balance In six twelve and
Eighteen months, the purchasers to give notes 70,
deferred payments, bearing interest frou day OF
sals-A deed given apd ae. Of trsst taken
GRIM 4 WILLIAMS,
July I'D lSNrl AuctionesrS
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
VIZ AsnIHevOs SKIRT FACTORY.

WANTED--So females TO learn 70 make skirs,
A psrson oan In . shoFt time, make, per week, from
70 y. InqsiIs Tor particulars. st ao7 Seventh =
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Rebel Prisoners Removed.

Several convalescent prisoners were yester
day removed from Cliffourne Hospital to the
Old Capitol Prison.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

pY J. Q. MeGUlNE q oO., Auosisnsers,
ID TWO FRENCH PLATE MANTEL NIR
rors Gas Chandelier, Handsome EngravinGs, Fur.
niture DO at Auotion-On THURSDAY HORN
Inc, July 2<th, at 10 O'Clock, at No, sse Psnnsyl
ysni, avenue, few door east Of the National
Two large Giltframs French Plats Msutsl Mir.
rom
Pair Of PArlor Ga Chandelier
Pair Of Marble Mantrls and Gratss
Epgrsvipgs 10 silt frames
Fioe Damask Cur aims and Cornioe
Venetian Blinds, window Shades
Superior Aarbls.top SideboArd
Brussels and InGrain CAspst
Oiloloth, Cocoa Mating
Extension Dining Table, Chairs
Silver. plated Wsitera, Castors, Ice Pitcher
Eorks and spoous, Excellent Table Cutlery
Bedstesds. Bursaus, Washstands
Hair and Husk Mattress 60, Bedding
Cooking Stove, Refrigerator
Together with . lot Of Kitchen Regulates
Terms oAsh
&c. MCGUIRE CO,
yB Auctionesrs
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
q UTT Err,
- Il G G 3, A N ID
CHI 4 X 8 4
$50 Eighth Street,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
10 a-lm d. +. DUTRoW.


Passenger Trains leave uta Pavonia Ferry -
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street,
New York, as follows, viz:
AIT A. M, EXPRESS, Tor punkirk, aud Buffalo
and principal intermediate Stations.
At A. N MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stations This Train remains over night st klmira,
and proceeds the next morning,
Ats 4. M,, MILK, daily, for Ottsville, and inter
mediate Stations.
Atil A. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS, daily. for Por,
Jsrvis, and principal Stations.
At p. a; WAY, for Middlstown, Newbursh
and intermediate Stations.
krE, Buffalo, Gsnandsisua, and principal Stations M @
The Train Of Saturday stops ut all Nah Train Bts
dens, and runs only TO Elmirs
Ate p. n, ACCOMMODATION, for Hornes
CHXS. MINOT Gsnr Supr
NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver auS 10
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
CANTERBURY HALL,
Louisiana Avenue, near sixth street.

CANTERBURY HALL.
Louisiana Avenue, near sixsh street.
The Cool Retreat.
The present unparalleled combination of srtists
REMAIN ONE WEEK MORE,
BY universal request
al LAST WEEK
MONARCH MINSTREL,
SAM. SHARPLEY.
This audiences during the past week were uuani
uuqasston.Sly he 81 most , original and % sns.isnns
isssiOn with miisisSt inteil.st, Sonbinsd With an
estpsot sa r. roS the eopss Of sss
day He viii continue his hibitions Of keen Satire
aud brilliant Wit, embodied in his Local, Political
which has rendered his name ae talk v Ne CITY.
L,s. chance to see that Mountain of Fun and Fesh,
FArTlE STEWART,
Who will open new bulge. Of Comic Songs, ETH.
opian Bkt tches, assisted by
ANDY LEAVITT,
Tbs great Esujoit, and author OF many Of the
by many Of the io--alled Minstrel Bands (ij who
thus earn living and reputation through the ef.
forts Of The prolific brain OF th's comic genius
W. B. HARRISON
VIII appear 10 n new selection Of comic Songs In.
Producing his Extemporaneous Vertihoston Singing
on any subject the audience may desire.
LAST WEEK OF
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet Vocalist
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Favorits Dapseuse.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON,
The Pleasing Danseuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
The Beautiful Danteuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty SongstresS
A MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every night this week,
In the production OF which they will eolspss all
PREVIOUS EFFORTS.
NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES,
new BURLEsQUEs, NEW AFTER Pieces.
Admission, 9j centa Orchestra Chairs 90 cents.
Doors open, IN Performance, sk O'Clock
jy9i tStar-lotqsl
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

IAMILIEB yvishing large, airy Rooms
II with trsnslent boarding. can be suitsd by apply
Ing at Ills Chestnut street, Fhilsdslphis.
10 8-lms
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-The oom.
"A Portable and neatly furnished House, No. y
Missouri avenue, 10 now for rent For terms, apply
OF the promises. e2-tf
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Banking Rates,

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: .
Buying. Selling.
Gold. l6a per 0. prsm.l9 per Q. prem.
Silver. r...........7 10
Demand notes. s.
Banks Of issue in Washington and Georgetown:
Warrington. Ge0rgetoton.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Mechs
Bank Of Washington. Rank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank OF Commerce.
Farms 4 Asrch's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank of Commerce issue notes Of the denomi.
nation Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

NJ E w YOR X BUS n h = .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING
INVOICE Bills BUsINESs NOTES NE0OTlA7ED
PRoIEsrsD NorRs AND DEyKRKD ACCOUNTS
BouaHr AND CoLLEcrKD.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND sOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
REQUIREMENT CLAIMS BOUGH7.-A
BY q. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor at LAW,
H5 Nassau Street, New York.
AOr1sa years IN hs Sate and Cnutd Aates Opu'ts.
Advice gratis. spvs
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
SLAH3 y.
Btsarine Candles.

The candles must be sixes," Of prime leaf lard
stea rne $40 inches in length ezcuSs Of p six oan
dles to weigh not les than ounces 80 100,
than 10 ounces and be paid for according To the
tual weight, without reference to commercial usage
the melting point not TO be less than l4O Gegrees
FshrenheiE The wick must be braided, and com
posed or cotton threads Of the best quail OF No.
81 yarn The candles 10 be delivered an tDtrty days
notice, In good boxes, containing about 30 pounds
each and the box 10 be marked with the contractor
name and the weight Of the candles.
A contract will bs made for 100 900 pounds, and
suoh further quantity may be required during the
year.
All the articles named In olass must be included
In the offer.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Before opening the proposals the Bureau will o.
innate the probable wau Of the service for the year
Of those articles the quantities Of which are not ape
oied and make that estimate the standard by which
to decide in asoerauing and determining the lowest
aggregate bid for each GLASS