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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01

BOOTs AND SHOES.
Doors BoOTs! BOOTs!l.
Having just received large invoice of
MEMS AND BOYS BOOTS,
We invite the trade to call, as they will be
closed ont at reasonable prices. !.
HAMBLETON BROS 4 CO.,
de 2s-st No. Is Pearl st. Richmond.
g Il OE S, BIO OTIS, 60.
The scribers have constantly on hand fresu 500 to
'' ARMY SHOES,
OF q: e.ss s,a make = 's moderate prices A'o
-'''''' Ladies' BOOTS and SHOES,
anu ~ a a. II HSaDfNaHAm s;sf1dS L CO.,
De T-.~tp.s. Hltst st., BET. I'd ;M,d 81.
1y :. e q A .--1E> s.ssz--Cales - a- naviLg tc
~ r.sf ssh for material. oscd u cur business,
We srv compelled to adopt the ASH SYSrEn
in ss psosse ation; and orders for Plowa Castings,
&e, must be accompanied with the money % on,
d liza GEO: WATT 4 co.
~ CRANBERRIEsi
CRANBERRIES 4,
20 barrels ~ bushels ina barrel put up expressly
for winter use. ,s~@*
On consignment.
a. 81. slnas: ;s's ~ 4. m11spAu4H. Maj. st.
~ q n D r s s.
FenderA Coal Eods, Tea Kseslss:
sas. Thread .ns Br,r,I.s 80 esaos'se co'''fA
dc 3l-.4ts ~e ~f A. b. CLARKH.
NOTICE To FNnK NEGROES oY THE
IA CITY OF RICH1orN N-By law passed
By The Ucnvsntion. and ssast hned by Court Of
Justlcaa, JIos UAaAx, hsvsns the power, through
the Chief Engineer ana he nurt Of Masisratss,
lec2. that you shal all be prypprsd and appear II
tie City Han, In tn casy - Nehmoud, 10 execute
your part In ths Service q sts 0outhain Confsds-
racy. In faiiurs whereof yss shall b dealt with
: de sss so-s.. - So JOHN HAoAH.
KTCT1UE.-Dsing IN the Army, my Uommla-
IN slon BusiaeN viii be closed On Lat Jaauary,
1864 Persons having bills viii please present
them :, my uncle. D. O. RAHD0LrH, fos pay.
sss: o.: Hss1inrs % v sArs ed "a prsxs %. al.
d "a 81 MAxN PAGR
DRkSERvED 0INaER, PRUNKS, &c.
: 50 saa.e as aREsERvED aIraER. ~
u 9 n 20 1i.hQz4 -,
oooHna { nsLI. J
II Il SioxLEs . J: s
Ham. ..s:-s, /! III. = ~ =
81 q. IA ~, .s,r1ss~sssll
4 H5znIsTEzlTolFS' 15zsda !.
81 f. ~ lssss . ssass = ! l1asys|
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Z T y d
We wish to hirs2
1, nnm,sr of For the slnsu,ue year.
ssners and Mill Handel
HAxALL, CRsNsH4w q co.
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,N,llElIANTS.

TED TIT U + 3 s 3 .
$50 ,S,sn,.aisteiy. = four suBSrI-
=. :. scr srttliery. and the rest for imam
~Hns j. BAoBY, Agent Tor
x.sross - snd Rersine cat Hoasee,
"'s No s Wall street. under
a.. charles hotei.
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CERvANTS FOR HIRE. the srbscr1her
& y has for HnD, DE susu1ng ysar, . No. 0sal
Digger; two Ne. Farm Hands: tive BeyS seeus-
TONED - waiting In hon y; three Wemen, who
arc goo1 plain cooks hut Arst.rats waehess rsnsss
n1gonWAl hcuse ssrv1nfx Also. two Woman-onA
has TIVE shilAfsn and the Other thrse--ba.h ars
rood, PLAZA cooks, wAahess ard irrnsf9. Apply
at my odaae, Southeast cosnse o. Karshali and 7th
sta, between the hours u aad O'Clock ?. e
de al--3lA PETE1FIDLD TR1NT.
EOR HiRE-T have Tor hire, Tor sks On.
W o N Z r.,
Accustomed to cook, wash and Iron, and do
general house work. Also, one MAN. accus-
toned to labor, and TO drive horses.
JOHN CARY, 9th st.,
de 3l-2ts Bet Olay and Leigh.
NOR aALR pRIFATELY--A No HOUEE
BOY. Apply ct LUHPKTNS JAIL
ie3l -3ts
CERvANTS FOR Fl Il E-uns superior
- Ohsmhermad, Nurse and plain Sesmstrsss;
one girl, sbout Is yeas old, accustomed 70 house
service. washing, &C., snd one email Gil and one
Boy, from 10 TO IL yesI old. very suitable for
house se-vics. Apply TO
De 3O-ts I. II. WAIiKE, Main st.
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nD.n .,,,..... oloD COOK,
BOY, to wait in the housk A - at
north side OF Main street, Sd.
|br at the store OF PURGE l. e. Co
Its JAMES p. PCxCELL.
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EOR RENT-The BRICK RESIDENCE on
0rscs st., next door to the corner Of Foushee
street, ard next but one to Grace Street Baptist
Church, tDr Jeters,) at present occupied by Mrs,
T. d. Aoernethy. The house contains rooms
and small ones, the usu al ont houses, with sta
ble, DC. For terms, apply on the premises.
do 21--1wR
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NAN, IS ssSurgeon's Stewart,
nIe'ei "Pa,rick Henry"
. a, Mulberry Island, James rivtr.
A. MILLSPAU6HS,
:. kAn street.
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TEp-A '''N"' MALTER,
l'"'' by 4 man of experience,
a, malt OF all sorts OF gram.
Nc Apply at TIE Dispatch once,
l.;ns ssN ALT" stating where an la-
e'ns de 3l-St&
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a 20 II Il + :,
psuing year, LAIYS MAID, one
: d TO sewing. She s1Ast be without
nce, and come WY Recommended,
hch al ore a libergsprIce will be
Riy at my no use, OF 9th street, be-
Ain and Cary.
Hs J. b. Mc{GLLLAED.
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DYE WHISKEY, APPLE
n, AND PEACH BRANDY.
We have On hand several Brands Of MOUNTAIN
RYE WHISKEY. a large lot of A1PLE and
PEACH BRANDY, 10 casks of LONDON PoR-
TER Also 10 barrels of superior BLACKBERRY
WINE-An Of which we will sell at reasonable
prices. JOHNSON, YOUNGER d OTEY,
de l3-3w Ii Peari atre et
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1T
4 A' -oA. any LUMBER HOUSE
On Main street. corner of 18th, now occupieA bv
Alex. Mott. Possession given January LIST, 1864.
Apply to
JAS, THOMAS, JR.,
de 39-3t On 7;h street, below Byrd.
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II CdUSTAe 0EOHSdIAs s7ag
STOVALL, MCLAUGHLIN a CO...
COMMISSION aaERGHANTS,A
AND AGENTS FOB 80 - yssl.ss...l !.
= COTTON FACTORIES,
Ofse theL ssrviAss fcs salcs ma 80 parekaIes of
produce. lef~Mss-JNo p. TAENxM Esqs. RieA
monA. A. e-eodlm
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FED.-I wish 70 purchal for nay own
. sprishtly servnt GH from Ii to il
TO hire, for the ensuing ses-, . sentecl
EIRI., for General Eou1wosk-
ha7e several well-grow4 BOYS ts hire
J. CONRAD,
!. (,sry ST., bet4tSk aud l2sh.
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LNUKNlSHkD HOUSE FOR RENT-Betwsen
II Charlottesville and the University Of Viz.
sioia, With Garden, Grass Lot, Stables, Ice Hou,e
Ac. The house has nine large rcoms-three in tho
basement sud six above; the Furniture includes
good Piano. The grounds are ample and orna-
1he Garden Is large, with winter vegetables In
variety and sbu undance, well as fruit Tees grape
AID strawberry vines, Acs good water, pump and
ciste-n. Possession givaR immediately, and ii de-
mas, the proprietor Capt Geo. T.. Jones, being at
his post in the erry. Applicants will address
JOHN e.. HUGHES,
da3C-2wx Charlottesville. Va.
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ETED-AL 4UY TO AXE CttAKGE
h A CHILD or 6 yes1 1(of age. 20 travel
To ore WHO can come sli Recommended
ICES viii be paid. Add4ss I" l.. D., D-s-
|ce, stating where audit what lime an
can be had. de 3i-AA !
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+ +
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= 3 g ssss
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cFEsGE OF TIE X. u y. IL. X &C.,, ~
RiCHMoED, Dec %, 1851.
~ NOTICE This Comsang will pay tss
~ Wsr Tax on It's csps n S,acs, thereby rel;-s-
ing shs 6ioes :dsrs fran the Ae-,2 of sAs
Stockholders, therefore, need aos iist the stock of
the comcany for saxasicn.
THOMAS w BR5CEElgER0unH,
2 V.S73tfar
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|FrAD-ro ruR4 A Sc,
female COCK,
~sr <s.1 witkos.siat tS.kra,,ss,
at the office Of
JOHN A. LANCAS l'R & SON.
HIRE-a good
COOK, WASHER and kRONER
family.
Rppiy Immediately 10
b. y Office 0ailek Mills.
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~ &. Wyatt " CO., of Chales.9a, s *,
~ beg to inform their friends every where that
the g,e::. fise which occurred n eisy last hight
did them ns4sdss ipju. y, either in their stock
or private houses
We feel this announcement dse to our ffieBdS
who have a large nmcunt 81 proper + IN our ha,aS.
Charleston Dec. I2th, i66; de Cts /
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- MOTTO 1.-THE an euaI zee ting OF ths
~ Stockholders of tbs FA sM GRS Bank OF
VIRGINIA will te held at their Backing Hoass, 10
mia city, OF WEDNESDAY,, tho 18th cay of Jan
axry, So, at l2 O'Clock
,d, .s-srsSvta ! A SMITH C.shia~
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HIsUR RENT OR LEASE-And posses ion
given January l.t, 1862, the desirab COAL
and WOOD YARD. with Office and railway at
tsched, on Broad street. recently occupied BY ths
New York and RichnoT Coal Company For
terms, apply to EDW'D ID. EACHO,
de :}0-st l4th street.
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LSARMEOh SALE O0 KEN 1.-I navo -!
sale 4 tARM in Henrico county, lying about
fifteen mil9 below Richmond, containing nearly
800 acres land about 200 Of which is cleared and
ths greateEprtion has been married and produces
well the u9al crops made In this sectien. Ths
farm sbout1 in the best mari. which i quite ae.
cesaibIe. r. improvements consist Of framed
DWEIALIt4 with or rooms, Kitchen, Stables,
Co., and 4u of excellent water In the ysrd.-
There is onA farm one of the largest Orchards Of
Psach and pie IN this section. The situatiop 70
healthy, N neighborhood good II not sold BY
the list Of M ember, Il will Be rented upon rncdsr'
70 II RO. b. LYME,
A Real Estate Agent, 81
or 1A-Anx& Main otfaots
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
poOTSi BOOTS!! BOOTS!l!
Having just received large invoice of
MEMS AND BOYS BOOTS,
We invite the trade to call, as they will be
closed ont at reasonable prices.
HAMBLETON BROS Il CO.,
de 2S-6t No. Is Pearl st, Richmond.
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0rFlCk U. 3. PkNITENTIARY,

OrFlCk U. 3. PkNITHNTIARY,
ppWW WasS,s1fSH. A%s p. p; G.. July "a isea r..
ofioe until August Ath, 1882, at l2 O'Clock m for
coming year, 81 the United States Peuisentiary'
1000 ID: Of ,hs Be-. qaal.y Of o.l tanned, slsssh
ter sole Leather, weight from 10 to II Tbs.
ooo =, III o.H tanned wax Ls.ther. from ,,.ush,.r
hides, well finished, Five sides Of this
quality will be required for q sample.
1000 lbs. Of Broom C,rn, medium size, a quality
that will work Itself, and make good
sSs s iGs. AZ wire. ~. S:.' assiiy y, ...,.,., ,,,..
The above qushtH,tiy NJ . be delivered monthly
& R's sns SS tsRs: sss, to ssss ss 6 s
~ids' oott'n warp H,:a and wOollen hlling
900 4" Of cotton twilled shirting, 4 I'd. wide.
The above cloth to be heavy, serviceabls
9 mali white Beans
500 lbs Cod Fish
600 i" Shoulders
i6O =" Coffee
200 Soap
.s ss gals 4 XGl.s..s, Xy,Sl:sss
400 lbs Rice
Is Pepper.
The above groceries to be furnished the lst
of each month.
Also
l60 lbs OF fresh Reef, without bone, per day, for
four days In each week
100 lbs Of oorned Beef, without bone, one day In
aweek.
Also
100 tons white ash egg Coal to be delivered In the
month Of September
Samples Of Molssses must not be less than Y gal.
| In glass jar.
Rice, soap, otfree and sugar must be 6 lbs. sam.
Piles.
All the above articles will vary 10 quantity the
consumption Of the Penitentary may require
AL bills will be paid In 80 TO 90 days from the
time OF the delivery Of the goods, if furnished
oordipg to agreement; II not, all moneys which may
be due will be forfeited.
Proposals will be ADDRESSED to" ii. I. King. W ar.
den, Washington, ID. c." and endorsed Propo
sails" II. I. KING,
jy23-taug4 Warden.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amussrasnss.

FoaD's ArHNxu,i.-This fashionable place
of amusement was well filed last evening, and
the audience were extremely well pleased WIN
the entertainment given. Tho majority OF per.
"s lsoss tssssa tSsr sassSc.icn Of The perform
ance. Mr.. Donaldson was superb on the ropei
Miss williams most excellent in comedy and
farce, assisted BY those splendid actors, Messrs.
In the pantomime, was irresistably funny. To.
night the bill comprises comedy, tight rope
ascension, farce and pantomime.
GRoyHR's THnArRs.--Ths beautiful and fash.
ionable theatre was well attended last night,
and the celebrated minstrel troupe was raptur.
ing.room entertainments have become. very
popular with our oitizens, and the highest
among Us resort TO Growers 70 witness the In.
imitable impersonAttOns OF Rolltn Howard, the
unrivalled dancing Of T. n. Hayes, and the
quaint comioalities Of Harry Lehr and Nslse
fhey offer A programme tonight embracing
some Of their very best acts Of performance
and we are sure that they will complmentsd
with full house. This theatre 10 par excellence
the popular place Of amusement in our city,
especially with the ladies', and no one visits II
without leaving with determination to 60
again.
CANrxRBuRY.-Thsrew was great rush Of the
lovers Of fun last night TO see the performance
energetic management of this 6ssutifal and
popular temple Of music. In addition TO the
other talent named In the programme the au.
dence were sgreeably surprised at the oppor:
Ethiopian performer, J. h. Budworth, whose
fame is world wide, and whose services the
proprietors have secured, after great trouble
and at considerable expense. Denny Gallagher
proved himself an artist Of superior talent and
made quite hit last night. The beautiful
Ellen Colleen was received with the most en-
thusiastio applause. She dances superbly.
Miss Sarah Duval sang NJ sweetly as ever; In
fact the whole company eollpses anything yei
tonight for the second time, and another crowd
will, of course, attend. tr.
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ton for the year 1888, with sundry amendments.

tion E for The year 1885,, with sundry amendments.
The compensation Of City Surveyor is rsduo.
cd from q, 700 to q 900 per annnum. Compen.
sation o. go for Inspector and ssalsr 81 Gas
Of I'm mprovsments u nxsd at $500 each, instead
Compsnsaticn % 70 police nasiststss, q, 400
instead Of % 800; do. Of water registrar. 400
instead Of snslnE os oliy ma hs a., me ns
Congress, 30 that the price In future will be
Sl.6i per lamp instead Of S2.14 as heretofore.
The different sections were taken up sepe.
ratsly for discussion, and then the bill adopted
a. whole.
Mr.. Lewis, from the committee on improve.
ments, reported bill to repair the bridge
across the canal nt the intersection Of New
!sfssy = c Avenue, and appropr'a'ing the sum Of
bi0OO. Passed.
Mr.. Lewis reported bill to pave an alley in
square 787. H. '.a.
'Mr. Lewis also reported y bill to repair the
stone wall on the west side Of Tiber creek, be.
Mr. Hedrick hoped this bin would pass. He
had looked with pain upon this place: One man
had lost his life BY means OF the bad condition
Of the wall, and he wished u repaired before
another such fatality should occur. He did
not want the ghoet Of another man to haunt
him a. he passed this place.
The bin was passed. ...
Mr.. Lloyd, from the Committee IN Claims,
reported adversely to the petition Of Mary O.
Keohler and William n. Cripps, and asked to
be discharged from the further consideration
Of the same. Granted.
Mr.. Ellis, from the Committee on Police, re
ported an act for the removal Of offal, slops,
&c., providing for slop tubs for the reception oi
kitchen and other 0ffal. II also provides that
carts for the removal Of slops and offal shall
visit every house daily from Nay to Deoem
Der. and tri'woekly from December to May
Passed.
Mr.. Wilson offered Dill to paint the roof Of
the Western Market. House, appropristing $40
Passed.
The Council then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Rslief Association Rooms,

The New York Relief Society have taken q
room In the Washington Building, corner of
the Avenue and Seventh street. Mr.. r. G. Nc.
Cormiok has been chosen chairman of the ex.
eoutive committee, and MS he Is an energetic
business man, the New York sick and wounded
are likely to be well cared for. The Hon. Ira
Harris is president Of the society.
The Pennsylvania Relief Society also has q
room In the Washington Building, where the
executive committee meets every Tuesday and
Friday evening. Mr.. Wells has been appointed
registrar, and may be found at the rooms day
and evening ready to furnish such information
a. may be required by the friends of the sick
and wounded PennsylvaniRns.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Aids % Loconiotion.

A new omnibus line is much needed for the
promotion Of the public convenience, TO run
from the Capitol, by the railroad depot, upon
New Jersey, Massachusetts,, and New York
avenues, passing the North Market, to the
State or War Department. This is now a
muohtraveed route, Of considerable extent,
and with the great impetus to city looomotion
about TO be given by the Sail cars, this route,
II supplied with y regular omnibus line, would
doubtless soon prove more than remunerative,
and bring into use portion of the stock TO be
relieved by the rail cars.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Crlmlnal Court

July 26.-Thomas Wilson WAS convicted OF
stealing $500, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year. o.
John Cullen was found guilty Of resisting an
officer and sentenced to jail for two months.
Maroelina johnson was tried and acquitted
on charge Of keeping bawdy and disorderly
house.
Jesse vsney was found "not guilty" OF an
assault battery.
The oAse Of James A. Wise, "a mentioned In
the Republican yesterday, was taken up and
disposed Of.
July 2s.-Joseph Little, indicted for Nm NJ
sault on Andrew p. McKenna, submitted his
case and was sentenced to pay fne of SIS.
The case Of Ephraim Edmonston, indicted fol-
an assault on Charles Gray, was submitted.
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DIED,

On Sunday evening, 9th instant, OF Consump.
tion, HUaH MAcwILLIAn, in the 25th year Of his
age. ..'--.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday amer.
noon, at 3 O'Clock, from the residence Of his
father, 463 Pennsy sylvania avenue.
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A Card.

To The Editor of the Republican
In your issue Of to-day, occurs the following
editorial statement:
"a few nights ago party Of rebels appeared
In the neighborhOod Of Falls Church, and i'm
pressed and carried of the horses Of loyal far.
mers."
have been for the past week residing with.
In u mile Of Falls Church-hAve been daily at
the village, which is my post offlce-and have
never heard word Of the above.
Respectfully, your 0bedient servant,
CHARLES H. UPTON.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Sick Soldiers Arrived.

About fifty sick soldiers, from n portion Of
Gen. P0ps's command, came up In the cars by
the way Of Alexandria, and arrived here last
night. They were promptly sent to the hospi-
tails,
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Az Haul.

Quite an ex.enl! A krrsst was made in
Georgetown on'Sunday. Nine men--Geo. Phil.
lips, Chss. Butler, Edward Beatty, VIM. A. stal
lings,, Eph. Phillips, Vim. Beatty, Lewis Wheat,
VIM. Chamberlain, and Edware Snyder-were
arrested by the Of Georgetown police, charged,
by Peter Snyder, with grand larceny. They
were all dismissed, except VIM. Beaty, who
was sent TO jail for court.
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q EMANCIPATION COnnlssnos.
LIS OF CLAIMANTS AND OF CLAIMS PRE-
FERRED BEFORE THE COMMISSION
CONTINUED from ths Maltoa6I 1epsbaoa~ (Sspple.
msnt) Of Juns 1oth

Office Of he CommissicNs ssdI Ne oct Of April 18, 1852
entitled Al at 70, Ne Sdeese Y cesets fcroRs hed %
sertia. on labor q te Diarid 9 Cblamttd."
The following is list Of sll the pstitioss fled
uuder the above act, from the 4th Of June to the
18th Of July, inclssiys. Al psrons having knowi.
In any respect Ill f6un1s1 ere requested TO submit
the same for the cSssidsPsoa Of the CommIssioaers
wiz. r. WOODWARD,
Clerk.
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Escaped from IN. stat,on.Hous..

Caroline Butler, n young white girl only
about sixteen years Of age, was arrested, on
Sunday morning before daylight, by Officer
Conway, az common prostitute and fugitive
from the workhouse. She was committed to
the station.house of the Fifth ward, but ss.
capped from duranoe vile before morning.
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Tha Carr

win to, day commence running regular trips
on the street passenger railway from the Cap
itol to the Treasury Department. Get out your
half dimes and take ride.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Real Estate Sale,

Messrs. Green l. Williams, Thursday after
noon, sold two twostory brick houses In Goa,
alley, In the square bounded BY l. and NJ and
Sixth and Seventh streets, TO Matthias and Igna
thus Notte at S425 each.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Fishtins and R,oting.

D. Almott, r. 8. Cooper, g. W. Trowbridge,
Leroy knight, and Dennis Shannshan, were
arrested, on Sunday, by officers Fuss, COnnell,
Nichols, and Norris, Of the Fourth ward, who
were charged with lighting and rioting. They
were taken before Justice Walter, who dis
missed the whole of them.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Drunkaud Di.order,v.

Six arrests we're reported by the Sixth ward
police, yesterday; all for being drunk and dis
orderly. Two Of them being soldiers, were
turned over TO the military, and the others
were dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Hon. VIM, II. Dole,

OF Indian Affairs, left, last even
ing, for the West. While absent he will trans.
act some important business with various In.
dian tribeR
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Washington, July 28th.
The Durability or Dsafnsss.

The following interesting cure Of o case Of deaf.
mess where the patient, after being under treatment
some time, began TO give up all hope of ever recoy
ering his hearing. will fully illustrate what aural
science can do. Mr.. Bird, Of the War Department,
10 gentleman Of the utmost respectabllity, and his
deafness was severe and of long standing:
+. A. Won MosCHZIsKER,
Ooulist and Aurist, 229 Penn Avenue.
DEAR SIR ; 1t u with profound feelings Of graft
tude would express TO you the satisfaolion l now
feel at the restoration OF my hearing. For your
kindness 10 impartng resolution 70 persst In under
myself deeply indebted, and take great pleasure In
recommending you to al who are similarly situated.
Very respectfully,
JoHs ID. BIRD,
War Department.
Washington, July %, 1852.
Dr. Won n gives his entire attention TO the treat
ment Of the Eye aud Ear jy 2s-8t
The national Republican., 1862-07-29

Gross sEys-strssisqus 0psratisa. [
Eyes % crooked as possible, made perfectly
stralght, By Df. Ven Meschsiaksfs anplle.d opera.
tion. yB-8t
Daak1al 0atas. $3.50 +.
The following are The rates at whioh bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silyer-the legal tsnder notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold ......... .le per O. prem.ls per 0. prem.
Silver. 10 IL
Demand notes. ga 8
Banks Of issue in Washington and Georgetown:
Waskingt0n. 6eorgetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meehs
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms q Asroh's. B'nk.
The Farmsrs' and Merohants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes OF the denOmina-
tion Of ons dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29
Future Days.

DY J. q. MCGUIRE Il CO.. AuctIoaeer..
ID ONE THOUSAND CHINESE AND ia
PANESE FANS. LANTERNS, kc, AT PUBLIC
SALE.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August let,
tion Rooms, . large lot of
Chinese, japanese, Feather and Palm Leaf Fans,
In great variety Of ofpattern, sizes and Quality.
Also, few Japansse Lanterns, as ornaments, 10
be sold without reserve
JAS. @. MCGUIRE q CO,
~ 19-d0 fStafl Auotonea-.
The national Republican., 1862-07-29

DY w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ID Successor to WALL Il BARNARD.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 40, AT AUC
TION .-On WEDNESDAY ,3Oih Inst, at 10 clock
We will sell At the residence Of Cass o. north
street, near Fifth his Household Furniture, Sc--
Sofa, Chairs, Tables
Wardrobes. Carpets, Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Wood and cane seat Chairs a1d Rockers
Washstauds and Toilet Sets
Shuck and Hair Mattresses
Psrlor and Kitchen Stoves and Utensils.
Terms Cash.
". L. WALL Co,
jy I'D Auctioneers.