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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-31

iife With every weapon God has given us; that
delay strength hens the rebels and wsstes u.s. that
II ~ better that every rebel should perish than
that one more loyal soldier should die; aud there
fore they earnestly urge the President immediately
to issue the order the enforcement of the contis
cation and emancipation ncts which viii take
from the rebels their great source of strength, heir
slaves while it will diminish their army by cailis q
TO the defence of their homes large Members of rebel
officers aud men
Breset Colonel Jerome Garibaldi cousin to the
great General OF Italian fame is now II resident
among us, and there is movement oa foot to organ
ize regiment to ba composed Of Germans.
French, Italians. Hungarians, and other nationali
ties.
United States District Attorney r. Deatie ed
Smith and District Attorney Hall have deter
mined upon promptly prosecuting apyt person or
persons who shall issue shnpasters after tho 1t
of August.
In respect 10 the death Of ex President Van
Buren,, the flags on the City Hall and thfuug hout
the city were displayed at half.mnst YESTERDAY.
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AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 25-The decline In gold and
sterling exchange yesterday exercised a depressing
influence on the market for brcadstutfs; prices OF
Hour declined l0a20c per barrel, and Of wheat fully
one cent per bushel. Corn closed heavily. The
days sales Of flour moderate of wheat and
corn quite liberal. The freight engagements how
ever, were restricted
At q meeting OF the committees representing the
New York Chamber of Commerce, the Union De-
fence Committee and the Common Council, yester.
day, resolutions were adopted declaring that every
person and community Of doubtful loyalty
should be regarded a. disloyal, and none trusted
who u not willing to sacrnce property, life
aud opinion for the common good; that the
time q hsfe Whsn ~ must strike for i,ationai
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4,
!. Traitors and rebels who refuse 10 comply with
the laws and support the Constitution OF The Uni.
Ted States should not lie permitted to remain with,
in the camp lines of the Federal 8rIny Al this
time the corporate limits OF the city Of Memphis
are within the lines o. the United States forces
and all male residents sojourners within the lin
its of said city, between the ages of I6 and 45 years,
who are capable of bearing arms are hereby re-
quired TO take the oath Of allegiance 10 the United
States or leave the limits of said city within six
days after the publication OF this order
H. II any person within the bmits of said city
shall hereafter publish speak OF utter seditious or
reasonable language towards the Government Of
the United States the Provost Marshal shall upon
proof of the fact, hansh every person SO offending
TO the State of Arkansas.
III. Any persons who shall violate the provisions
of the first section of this der shall he deemed
spies, aad, after conviction, treated accordingly
". Persons leaving the city, under the provis
ions of this order will not be required to take any
oath or give parole; but will receive pass from
the Provost Marshal. Tie oath of allegiance here
by required must be substantially III the following
form:
OoA Of allegiance.
solemnly Sse ar that will bear true allegiance
to the United States of America and support the
Constitution and the laws thereof; that lidenounce
the s0called Confederate States, and pledge my
honor, property and life to the sacred fulment OF
this OATH hereby freely taken, admitting that its
violation will be Illegal and infamous.
The oath must be subscribed and sworn to before
the Provost Marshal.
BY order Of ALVIN z. HovEY,
Brigadier- General Commanding
John E. Phillips, Assistant Adjutant General.
This order created great CONSERVATION In the
city, and resulted in 400 persons taking the OATH
and I30 receiving passes to go South. A dispatch
from Memphis, dated the 22d, says that the Pro
vost's Office that day was thronged with persons
getting passes for the South.
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- - w a. W Ebb z. .. NAV,
Sale conducted by A. ". HAMILTON.
iv oI--l2ts
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kUu0y II UTlUBHUBluE

A
S:M6 G;.ssa G;sss;al1I iRtsxNsa.rs
-0Etunf; hned Ss. Thomss Dolaa, d.; dismiss..
S3sasssS,: J. RsSas ID yIlsIs. E9sX Xsslf,lss;
:sfssa ksssl: lGsfa G:sfa:ily; ao.d .s.
ssj,,,sssS. 81 a.! s|sSS|.. bsst!I sESis
'lSo ~ Fanny MoAln9.utsES SSSsy nnsd $50.
S:tSors: asg:ssz g .Ssss0S:s; !SnG y
B3ssrty, disordsrIy; ansd yi.h:
lourth.-No arrests. 10
fifh;-wm. Gassiway, Assault; workhouse.
.sess .S u. f1iste
Sss ss't ne asss';ssk 81 (SsnSS jjs S..sy, sSS
e. e Is: sss.s .ss r;s" ;S
A9sd Ss.sl.,s1sfSe 6sonse seiidie lridis0 On The
;T;;s , na:s & ssss:y n S;ss e.
:;:, ::.s a. ;.a,ss sR$ sS S W. ~
Sl'sa Rs's dfpnt eFs 'nrn:d Y @ oyer 70 th: ,hs
seventh. Dugan, drunk; nnsd q l.ss.
lsssS HssS 5sct %
son, hghtloe; '1Dsd - 80 John CampNsnI do;
fned tl.s8. Joseph Martin, disorderly; fined
el. James Harris. do; do. Jd0n Manuel, do;
dos gesspA eadissny, drunk b DO. iTha,, aArp
az FRA Az 2ss msssss ss dssas sss sss
Elghth.-MAry Slmopds, indecent exposure;
nned t5 SO; ssnf 70 the wofkh6use M dstkult.
Ninth.-N0 arfootAagnus Dob ,a
Tsnth.-MAry Csllan, drunk; hnsd Ss .9l. Mel.
son Brumagin, dsorderly; dned sl%.
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~ Batohsler's Hair Dye-Ths Best In
the World. .--Wiiliam A. BatoheloI, 8 celebrated
fton nstue; warra,ted not 10 inure the Half in the
least; remedies the III efect Of bad d. es and inyg
Or ates the Hair for LIE. GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR ipstantly turps splendid Black or Brown,
having u: hair soft and bssstifsl Sold By Al
WThs Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR. m Ms four .ides of each bos.
Factory, No. 81 barclay street, lLste 2s3 Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York my % 1y
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DR0POsALs s0R wATER AID GAS.
-l.u AssasIAxr Qua uARrRsxAsTxl,s OrsIcR,
Corner Eikhteeath and G streeb,

SEALED PROPOSALS T 1ili s. IsS.i,ed @ 't 4 tSIs
flee until Wednesday .ths 95sh day Of June, 1sS2,
ate O'Clock p m for he Introducing Of Water aad
Gas into the Medical rsrysyor. s,orsho.se on
Of W Arlington.
For speclsca{Ions, appiostion must be made 70 The
Medical Purveyor at ssid storehOuse.
The work 70 be completed within I've days afssr
the signing Of the contract.
The work TO be subject TO the Inspection Of an In
spsotos appoiu,et on the part Of the 6overnneat.
faymsnt 70 b made upon the sasisfAosory compile
tio Of the contract. : ~. = L.. ..
PropSalsmust be sddrsssed to Capt u = Camp,
plainly ma ksd Proposals for introducing Watsr
and Cas-" 10 23-d3t
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Death frsm Intempsranes

On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Adams found u
colored man named Samuel Meter, about
thirty years Of age, near the corner of II and
Third streets, on the Island. beasty drunk, and
could be cared for, but before he had moved
him more than twenty yards he died. The
coroner who WAS called decided that 1t was not
necessary to hold an inquest, as the evidence
Indicated that he died from intemperance,
there being no reasons to suspect foul play.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
A LaAy Aadr.sssns . R.eim.n,.

Last Sabbath the Thirty. .sscond regiment
from Massachusetts, had ordsrs to be In readl
ness TO move on Monday. The o6iosrs and
NJ. and Mrs. Spear stopped on their return
from usrvioes at the Government Insane Asy-
lum. The mo we're summoned 10 meet n the
hagsta6, where waved the stars and stripes.
Mrs. Spear then addressed them; taking q q
tsat. the sssmSs on a. tas Mount NJ spar
The meeting vas very inpre@lvs and Will long
be remembered By both hesrera apd speakers.
This regiment 10 ths very AoHsf of Msalachu,
setts. They have been sadly .sglsetsas ssot BY
sSs msst 1870 sSs Wsats @ of II. camp. ~. spear st I
onos had three ioSds OF boskS distribHtsd from
tho sanitary oommis don. Many wanted bibles.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
! FAs InAaan nsrS neetsr, ~ ~

1htu iThs InAAaa HsrA Deetsr, gs ~.
From Canala, VIII dsscsibs dis.asss ana tell his
4 pAtlenD The natafe Of tAeir eomplaiutn q 4 /
! illnea, without 1sesfsing any infues II rfJ
| '.A fHf melton from th62L .isfs ~
Do. No eAarps for eonnaHstssw o. advice. IS I
| - - no Ia s6Tas QUE Horfo. . ..-r .s.... ....
! oWause such Balms ~ have no striA las IL ID
With Naturs Or the Lawn Of Life: hHH
With Blood our hands We never stain NJ ..
Nor poisoa nsn 70 sass their paia. - ri
Our ys&hss- whom all goodness hlls,
Provides The nsana to ours ell ills;
1he Simple Hsibs beneath oar feet &"
iWsn essd, elisvs o. paia eoaplste. F'g g ..
A dmpls Herb, ssinpls Flower,
Cull'd from the dswy Lea- r. ..t.,..
1hsge, these snail speak With touching powsf
OF change end health 70 thee.
Room No, IL, wshisgton Building, pennsy lvanis
Ivenps, t0fhes u Seventh stSseG -
NoShasKs Tot eonssltatioa. rh hS-n z
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sa.aas ss,di.rs' Relief Ass.siaJea.

G laaaas ssidiers' Relief Aasseistlon.
The following gentlemen were, at a. &nssting
OF the Maine Soldiers Relief Association, elect.
cd officers: IAf 'Eu .-'IE W1rs.
President q. B. French. q
Vice Presidsnts-A. b. Farwell, D. Forbes,
ard A. @. Spaldng. a-.1N
Treasurer--Hon. Horatio King.
Corresponding g6soretary-A. Q. Bee(e.
Recording Seoretary-L. Deane.
" Executive Oommittee-J.W. Butterh9d, Noah
Smith, 9. p. Brown, A. D. CLARK, and 9i A. Hsil.
Finance Conmittee-Gov. II. ]. Atdeysop
H. Bridge. T. J. D. Fuller, A. Pickardg and n.
Hatch. y ll.a srra-r '-sfrr Hr- .r.H |
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xnsasipstioa Cemnissisnsrs.

Th. following petition, have been n'ed sInO,
our last report: !, I,Tl. ,g,,-u
php Mn1af T. EssS:y sss@y, IS 'ss.: cs:t Ei e:
Summers. I; Ann 4: Warning, 4; John Littlb,
A, Richie, si, al, 2; Virgins 8. Wood, /; EYED
Boost, s, Grace pulany, !; Margaret a, hiysr,
/. Joy, !; Edvard Hail; !; 3. J. HII l: 'Js3s b.
Johns, @; Lsmusl J. Middleton, 2; D. W yidle.
{; Jane and Rsbsooa Turner, 8; CAtharjns 8.
Lyons, 4; Sarah J. Bummerville, I. VI ui
I, The commissioners have adjourned until Bat.
urday morning next at II O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

~ der the act Of April 10, 1862, entitled " Az act
for the release Of certain persons held service
labor In the District Of Columbia"
CTR HALL,
wAsHIsoIoH CITr, ID. C.,
June 7, 1909.
Ordered, That the time for filing . statement In
writing or schedule with the CLERK Of the Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia provided In the
9th section Of the above Act be- and the same IL here
By, extended TO the nrst Of July next
WN. y. WOODWARD.
Ne.1Hyl cassh
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Delegates Electeds

At a meeting OF the Perseverance Engine
Company, No. 6, held on the 18th inst, the fol.
lowing delegates were elected to represent
The company In the Firemen's Convention,
which is TO take place on the 25th instant: VIM.
Il. Osborn, John H. Thompson, and George
Fletcher, .... H. .rf1tlusA ...
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Arrest for EorGery

A man by the name Of A. sawyer, who has
boon for some tine prose outing pension claims
in our Department. xs attorney for distant
parties, was arrested on Sunday by the second
wS5d police. on = nrsSai.ition; " the Govs.nor
he stands charged with forging pension papers.
He WAS sent to that StAte yesterday, In custody
Of PennsylvuniH marshal. E-gIi- t.Tr :
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Indiana Relief Associatioj /.

At a meeting Of the oficers Of this body last
evening, the following visiting commit(bss were
appointed, who are to visit the r3speotive
hospitals to-day, and report TO the executive
oommittse on Wednesday evening pe4t;
Cli6hurn-Alex. Leb and Frank I'D atom.
Mt. Plsasant--R. Story and W. A.. Btke.
Columbia Collsgs-Jno. SCOTT and r. Hall.
Carver-H. @. Whittlsssy and Ohrisd Shane.
Indiana-H. Kilburn and r. q. Heddetck.
AleYandria-Mr. Oowing and J. r. StSart.
It was ordered that twenty per osnN Of the
subscription be paid to the Treasurer Without
further potioe. Y VW.T. DpNB, seorehry.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
A Manshot,

a man by the name Of Gsrrack, belonging to
the District cavalry, was shot In the head by .
citizen, W hose pAlS we could not learn, The
wounded man VIZ carried to the Judiciary
hospital for treatment.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

~ BpseiAl Rotice.-On and after Tuesday,
April lso1, the trains on the Baltimore snd Ohio
Railvoad will commence ruuniog daily, Sunday
sxosptsdJ leaving this Station Ct 7lo .. m, and
,soansosing st Washlngtop Junction With Mall
rnin for all parts Of the West Via Wheeling o.
Psrter:burs. Through Tickets sold md basSa&s
- d.. n. Of TRANSFORMATION d. 4 o. =. B.
p1--du TStar 0lobsl
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nedicsl College.

The faculty Of the National Medical College,
whose building was destroyed BY hre, have
street, for the, purpose Of femodeling and max.
Ing q medical college Of It. They are busily
engaged in, tearing out ths old floors. The
faculty design having Il completed in time for
the fall leCtur0g. ~ We 40 -
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Unnanusriy Boys.

Yesterday evening. s.,s bsvy of ladies were
annual examinxtiohs. waiting TOR the rain to
subside, some boorish, impudent young fel-
lows, gathered under the open windows, smok.
ing filthy pipes, despite the eSpostuations Of
tke ladies. Their nsmes ars--John Tesoham,
George Griffin and Dewitt Fowler. ..a
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
CELECT SCHOOL FOh 0lhLD.
Sl2 Fer Quarter. French and Husic included.
Mas. A. ZAPPoNE, Prineipsl,
No. 01 X direct,
Near the Circle.
~ Furnished Rooms for Rent, % vsry moderate
tsTuss IN the came building aso al-r
TO AQUA CREEK
AND ar
PIN E Y POIN II
The Potomac Steamboat Company

The Potomac Steamboat Company
WILL dispatch o boat from the foot Of Sixth
w street, Washington, every morning, (Sundsys
excepted at six O'Clock for Aequis Creek, stepping
at Msrbury's Landing. Returning, viii leave 40.
quia Creek every day, Sundays exoeptsd) At one
O'Clock p. IN.
In connection, freight boat will run every day.
For freight and passage, spply on board the boats
on Saturdays, the boat leaving st sig O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip to Piney Point
and principal intermediate landings Returning,
leave PIney Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening. ....
Fare to Acquia Creek, %. Round trip,s3
Fare to Pinsy Point, o. 20. --.W
For freight, or passage, apply 10 freight asoas on
the whAxvss. 7rnr -..
wsshSgtos, Jvas. n, IN.
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~ Law Notice, = ROBERT J. WALKER
and FREDERIC ?. STANTON will practice Law
Courts Martial, Beards Of Commiaionsn, and d
partnsnts. Add By two other aasooiates, No psrt
Of N extensive husinses will Be neglected Addfes
WALKER 3 STANTON, ofncs 295 y street, Wash
lnRton, D. @. ap 0-0fn
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

ELycn's Magnetic Ias.ct PsMdsr,
ex'srmiaate, Roschss, Bed Bags, Anh, FleIs,
Moths Ia Cloths, Furs aad Furniture, Garden In.
scots, no All genuine bears The signature Of 2.
Beware Of eosetsriSie and lnitations.
81 Lyon's Powder ki'ls all insects In trics,
LJous rills are death 10 rats and mios.
Sold every WheFs u. ..L7 d. 8. BARNES.
sp3o-TTSsn 9o2 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

ExTRACT BuoHy. -.
..fHE GREAT DIURETIc.
-Do.o the asI1T DIURETIc.
1N TIE aRsAT ATpIURETlc
THe GREAT DIURETIc,
AID poslivs and Speoiho remedy for Diseases Of the
bkdder, Kidneys, travel, Dropsy,
Organ Weakne0,
/. And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
bse sdvertissmen. In apothsr column. Cut It out,
ADD ssnd for the medicine at onoe.
lBsV1rs Of oosrsofdh jse-3n.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

~ Draks's Plantation Bittsrs.-s. T.
The system; is . perfect appetizer, and tho noa
aersssbls and tfsotuai tonic In the world. II y
composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark, roots,
sdaptsd to delicate femaies; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and 10 Just the thing for the changes d
ssasoos. sold BY all grocen, druggisa, hotels, and
saloons. p. II. DRAKE CO.,
Api-8m 2o7 Broadway, N Y.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
PersonAls

Prince Salm Salm 10 at the National Hotel.
Hon. James N, Toy; Hon: W. L. Dennis, o
PhiladslpbiN spd Prof. 2. y. HsleN ~ New
York, are 1t the Metropolitan, UFornD
- TI rfrtsl1anf y5.. a,vgsftl
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East Wa.hiBgto M u. Churoh-A Card
A thara xnnanrs IN Ia n diarosition on thA

East Wa.hiBg gton M u. Churoh-A Card.
As there appears 10 DO . disposition on tho
part of certain In this section Of our city
TO dlsparage the aotiOn Of the board Of trustees
Of Offer 1s Of II: :stpsS Ssiidiss aiss GoV:rnm.n, 1
for hospital purposes for the sick and wounded
Of our army engaged in suppressing the 70.
bellion," by stating that the proposition WAS
opposed a frst BY ossrly every member Of the
Of preventing the seizure Of the building i"
" that II was done only aftsr they were aware
OF the fact that the Government intended taking
IT," &c., &C., I deem 1t proper. as an act of jus
tioe 10 the trustees and 10 myself as the mover
nounce these statements one and all unfoundsd.
The facts In the case are simply these: =
meeting Of the board Of trustees had been called
on Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, to COZ.
slider measures looking to the payment OF debt
after having nnished up The business for which
they were called, the undersigned, without
previous consultation with any other member
Of the board, and without knowledge OF any
contemplate action by the Government, Of.
hospital purposes, and so far from oppoxi.
ton being manifested, 1t met with u hearty
response, and without one word Of debate the
question Wa put, and the rSsolutiUn unRni.
mously adopted. Not tonly 80, But our beloved
der any service within hts power.
Permit mo 10 say thstths action of the board
has been fully endorsed by the congregation,
Notwithstanding the great Inconvenience to
which they are subjected which, however, has
Of the trustees Of the "First Baptist Church, |"
giving 10 our congregation the use Of their
building on Sabbath afternoons.
Yours respectfully, .,
One of the Trustees Z. W. N. E Church.
WAsUJNQTON JunA n l8A1
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ap1-du

ArWesson's Progress OF slavsry-Copisl
OF this WeIk are for sale ~ the ooe Of the NaoNd
RY.eiio.a. Psnehlst edition, Is cents Bound
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CrirninAl Court.

Judge Dunlop presiding. 2l.-In the
ca1 1.gfi Jos, Nshols. .,he jqry' resnsnsd . ver;
Thomas keenan,, John Brown, Thomas Rob.
bins, Elias johnson. and Andy Chase, confined
gestion Of the Grand jurys ~ .so,H,
Charles Brown WAS convicted Of horse steal.
Ing. '.'l L. > " i..'t = : 'y.r h' Il
JUNE 3s.-The case Of Frank Sherman, in.
dioted for larceny, is now on trial. ..-
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s7ra sehool Dxamlnstien.

We shappened in. Monday afternoon, at the
exAminstion Of the SIKH primary school Of the
teacher; Nh. o. @. Wight the examiner. II was
an affAtr unique and pleasant. Mr.. ". sx-
pressed himself highly satisfied, your reporter
was especially grained, and the young gentle.
usn and lsdies present perfectly delighted with
the school, It's performances, its dorxl decors.
tions, but not With the school. house, Nt7l'
Lot US speak word Of that. II ID located on
Third street east, In sight Of the poetioA Poto-
mao, Eastern BrAnoh.) 1t 10 about eighteen
feet square, with an srchsd recess, dark and
close. some ten feet farther. EKospting on the
front, and one window at the corner Of the
north aide, there 10 not window on the north.
the esst, Or the wSst.C ID this room are SO
scholars, 80 Of whom. vsrs present, the rest
sick. We eohld not have blamed the whole
number 70 bs siok. as -..,,.- "a f........ ,s
Tho "osilinsp might be said to b. Of the
Gothic order; Ut least the bare timbers Of the
second door. rough but oomaly with white.
wash, furnished an imitation OF that fashionable
order OF arctiteoturs. The only ohanos for
ventilation sby opening door into the sitting
room OF = private house. Ian i-'- % e.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
GALE OF vE0ETABLB sTAlAn"
' H., Est,, .,Ir- in the - ~ .i.'inl
In Tie Northern, Centre, Eastern and Wesern
f'i .1-t' rsF Markets. 7t7. 0p .u.Egf 70 81.

( % -t. "a MAroR's OsYtcR, Jass 70, 1852.
All rersons dseirous Of securing VEGETABLE
STANDS IN either Of the asove- -nsned MsRkets are
hereby poihsd that they III Be cold % The higheet
ddsr for c,sh In accordance with Law, On The fol-
lowing days, to wit: i- =. o.. '.Hr az
Northern Market. Wednesday, July Q, 1907.
Centre Market, Thursday, July ., 1ee5.
Western Market, Monday, JAW Z, les4 %
Eastern Market, Wednesday, July Q, 1859.
n BAH perSons row holding sssds caA retain
,h-m by paying, prier to the day q sale, ue ap-
prAb ement nrica Of UGH stands aod sesufning the
cevtncals Of depos Of ,uch ,an toShe Clsru q the
different Markets previous to the day cfsals
w - i-qai RICHARD wALLACH,
je 23-eo6t 'I'i .o. "Eol. a-i Mayor.
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DROrOsALs FOR COAL.

DROrOsALs FOR COAL.
OEsIcl SURF PUBIC PAIsTIsG,
Wdshiruron June 10, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS., TO be endorsed Propo.
,aL for CSdl," III be received by the undersigned
O'Clock, Tor the delivery of three hundred tons 4
best quality CUMBERLAND C0AL-' run Of the
mine"-suitable for burning In the furnsce Of q
Steam Engine, to be delivered In the yard Of the
Government Printing Once free Of expense, One
hun II ed ne must be delivered previous to the ls'
Of September, and the entire quantity previous to
the lst Of November 1859, payment to be made when
the whole shall have been delivered.
JN0. u. DEFREES,
jc l7--eo6t Superintendent
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Asvsre. Aesldsnes

laS1sssa ss' ss9ssy ssy Ts9 ss
nue., was starting out for ride, his horse be.
game restive At the. corner OF Eighth and D
streets, and threw him with much force, frac.
Sri.: sariss Wilma ,Ssi% IL sas :srSs; ss;R R
70 his residence, and Dr.. Hall and other physi-
diana called in to dress his wounds. tits feared
his injuries win prove latAl though hs' sesnsa
little better laSt uieht Ht 10 s'olgck.L hge ,alo
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AUCTION SALES.
v YKga1A.RAN...

Hc shsststsSssssss,s sAse.ss;:ss:;:. 81
ss ir:i q S1s 4 Ea9'se So; y % ~ 4; :
S::::! Es lssss s;s:S ~ & ::
mSfsts. safs Sfhy iss!Iys. p. ,s W, 2. s,lil
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The national Republican., 1862-06-24
= OF FICIAL.

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No Passenger Train 70 Manassas.
r.a|F WAR DsPARInnsf,
ANN snd &uperiaeadaa Rdiirosds y. s.,
on inT..s. Washingtoa, April 10. lsh2.
No passenger train will be run from washingtou
to Manassas uatil further notice.
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The national Republican., 1862-06-24

~ 10 not mere rumor that divulges D large
fmount Of seesssion gasoonade 10 the room IN
vAioh female employees are cutting TrsaauFy
lbotes. Would itnot ba yell, At least, 10 re,
Iquire apparent acquiescehce In the e6orA OF
khe Government Against rebellion BY thoss Who
receive the money Of the Government. oN 70 o
most unscoountabls fact, TO 7unscphtstiestsd
patriots coming ffoN ithS 'rural '1tsettots, that
Xbuss "Abe Lnooln," can obtain employment
n much mora rsadily, khAn any other .oass. i 4