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The national Republican., 1862-08-28
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THE "0AUTiER" RESTAURANT,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Penn
syivsnia avenue, Washington.

The undersigned bess leave 10 inform hi, i,isnds
sud the public generally, that he will reopen hA
Restaurant on MOI day evening, August 20
The establishmsnt will be opened as \ first elss
Re.tauiaat for gentemeo similar In all lie detail 10
the well known aud Justly pnpusr s.tablirhmsnt Of
the Messrs Delm ,nio0's 0t New York oity.
Ths personal attention OF the tubsorber to ita best
ospabiiiiy, will be devoted W the ptsrsst and gen
eral comfort Of his patrons. aud trusts, hom hi.
mauy y.sn expsi isnce, the great advantages of
oommodious tstablishment, the recent large outlay
In rsfttns furaishiug, aud dseorsti &, viii enable
him to s%urs bis frelds that nothing u BE- fo.nd
of Washington, ard insure for him o0ninu moe oi
the liberal patronage hsieto.ors rceivtd ircm
them
The subscriber hiss also great pleasure iu assuring
bis iriends-strAngsrs Waiting our oity-And th.
publis gensraly mat article but Of the very best
viii be sapplisd 10 his from the simple
sandwich 70 the rare and delicate game, lin SEES
SOM
The wine and ssgar dspart,s ,ssnt will BE- supplied
from tho ohoio, st0sk import 4 BY the we'll Known
house q A; B.ninser 60, which viii Be sunlcisa,
guarAntse for their sxoellenOs aud purity.
The Fruit, Vegetable, " Fish" Oy.isr, CLANS
Grabs, and other varieties, viii be rsosivsi daily
au 2s-lw llntel Btar Chfon.I
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
DaOPOsALs ron HORsEs.

Corner o. iSsh asd e 1sets,
SEALED PRoposALs si VIII g. Ss r.Osss.d ~ q I. ii
OHcs until WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of Sep
,emesr, .. is oeloek ier fa,llshing the Govern
s;s ;s. sS q. iSsn. @ asslipo.. .CaDAhD ~ A'H
CAVALRY.
For cAyAlhI.tlsoo I ool ons Thousand horsss, ftcn
(;sl ffssa 10 90, i,xsssn ha.ds high estvesa nss
% :s@s::S =: q ss I'D ~: -: rss s.sI:i ::
defects. ? = ... .N!...
p;Sj aft.sa ssa .. ssifso DO .isss ssna.i isS
6sswsss Ave snd eight years Of ass; Of dsrk eolon
~ from oil d:issts; :SnRsesiy SSils wsi S,os:n
The fsll nsns and psst eM.s sddrss of he biddss
ia SO d m.ds IL ths nsns Of arm, tbs nsn.s
4: seps g e IL &. s pss = % e.
I RRicposl. fr,m ds.Iyl ps,s.. v.u .a b ee~.sd..a
and an oath OF allssisnos must aeeo@pApy ssSn
Pfopo.s must spssify clearly whether tho BID b
for Csy.lry o. r,iery horsss, and n NO eiss must
Ifsny bidder Wishs, 70 proposs for boh elassss hs
ees eofias =. useg Nd hayisg NO reference to any
''f;T D. H. Ruos,r
Qusrtsrmas.sr U. 8. Army wssh nston. D. Q !, aIA
NUT ps plaiury Warkeo rrVpossh Ior hofees"
GUAR ANTEE.
The ability If ,hs bidder All the eoatrsot shouid
II be awardtd to him, uuh Be guaranteed by two
Iespon,ibie .psrsons, wnoss signatures must 70 sp
Toe Is.pon;ibility of the susrsutors mu.. Be-
shown by The ofcial certificate Of the clerk Cf the
nsarest dsuiot coSrt f,hs United States dlstio
Bidds,s must b PR sent Ia person when the bids
are opened, or 'hsr preposAls Will not BE- oonsid-
~. 4. l. A.. 81 A. a. S.a 4 u-
BY the eoa,ractos and both Of his susrantos ., viii
bs iequiad Of the suoossfui bidder upoa signing the
=. A. thu bond must accompany the contract. Il will
b, nsosssary bidders bsvs their bonds men with
thsm, Or ~ have bonds sigaed 10 anticipation an
,ead, 70 be produced when the contract IL tignsd
g sSs: :s
Or BY telegraph. -
Ft~m Of Gqaraa,.s.
Va, f the county o. -, ard Stats Of
-, and -, Of the county Of -. aad STATE
oGes. Hsros IL sh tn. tern: 81 h,
proposit tsn and that she ud his proposition bs 40,
tsp.d he will .t once enter into oontrso. IN ac
should the oootrast he awarded him, We are pr.
pArsd to bee me bis securities.
TS ,a,: s. %s: appended the a
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 10.
Al h'r.ss contracted fer sadsr this advertisement
will ba subj,esed to isid insptston and thos. cot
g ths specific. tiuns Will Be- rsjeetsd
No movo will BE- received.
The hor.ss mu.t be delivered In thi city on or Be.
fore k0NDAf, he ~ day Oetsr nd Nv s4tssston Of
tins will BE- srAaud on any pIstext.
Payment TO be nsos upon the Completion ofsnoi
oonfhc 90 ~ som thereafter ~ the Lspot QIartsr
master shall Be In funds.
with he terms Of this ADVERTISEMENT will sosurs the
rsjeotioo OF the proposal.
The CAvALRY Horses will BE- awarded In lots Of
t2UO) two huodrsd each, aad the AaIIiLElY Horses
in lots Of (2so) two hundred and ffty ssoh, unless
The Depot Qaartsrmss.sr shcu'd deem II iof the in
teri ct Of ihs Gov srnment 70 vary the number.
The ~ pot Qusriermastar reserves ~ him elf the
right to rssot any or Ill bids that hs may too
high.
d. II. RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quartsrmastsr.
aug 28-dtlGthS
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
M o r ! o "a


PROPOSALS from Dealers and Miller are n.
yitea I'LL the 9Th day Of September, 1894 br fun.
ishise Fl9ur 10 the Subslstsnos Dspsrtosat, Known
Bakery In thi. city.
II dssiiess 10 make COO rset sor % 100 barrsl,
shoald however, any pessoa dssIs 10 ilrsish isss
qualify he viii state the precise numosr Of barrels
Ths contractor viii b. required to furaish abou,
500 bsrrsls daily, uaui the contract y nllsd.
no hlur wnl be rsosiysd Whiah d0<s Aot ooms %
TO The ttsndart At the 0evsrnmsnt inspsston, nsds
Just before the purchase.
The -four to b. delivered at the Railroad Depot In
Washieg On, or any Of the Wsrshoasss IN George
| lined.
| 6oysrLmsnt reserve, tbs right to rsiset any bid
| fur any proper cause.
70 bfds viii Be received from eoatrae'srs who
have prsviously failed " coapiy with thtir oon.
tract
Bidders must b. psssent in psrson to respond to
their bid
The oath of allegiance must accompany sa.h
parties interested.
Payment TO be made In Treasury notes, and the
bids to b dIreo ed TO Colonel A. Bsok wira A. D. O.
and Q. g., U 0. A Wsahingten, D. u, and endured
Propossl, for -Four" an -
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Horss aad buggy stolen.

While Mr.. Thomas W. Riley, who lives on the
Island. and owns wharf, was making oollsc.
tions, he went into Col. Ruoker's ofioe, on the
corner Of Eghtssnth and @ streets, leaving his
team, a hne horse and buggy. standing near
the sidewalk. He had been In the C0lonsl's
ONCE only about fifteen minutes, when he re-
turned and found bis conveyance gone. He
obtained another team and started 10 search Of
the property. In the meantime, the thief who
performed the bold trick OF stealing horse is
such place. In tho daytime. had made bis way
out on the Bladensburg road, when he was
stopped at the toll gate. He said he would pay
his toll whom he got back from Delaware. This
and some other remarks excited the suspi oions
Of Ofioer T. r. Benson, Of he second precinct
(oounty) police. who arrested the man and too
the horse and buggy In possession. The man,
who gave his name as John Smith, and was
quite "boozy" At the time, was lodged In the
Central guAfdhouss. The property was taken
10 the office Of the Metropolitan police. Mr..
Riley was soon sent for. who Identified bis pro.
perty, which wRs restored To him. The horse
had evidently been furiousiy driven, - he ~ss
very much out OF breath and the buggy much
bespattsrsd and somewhat injured. Il 10 said
the man Smith 10 soldier IN the eUartsrmas-
ter's department, at Alexsndris. Hs will be
tried this morning. -
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
pROPOsAls GOA WOOD AsD COAL.

Posr Ossios DssAafrssr,
Washngton, August 10, l01e.
Sealed proposals will Be rsoslvsd q TIN Depart
msnt untn II O'Clock . On Monday, the lst dsg Of
September, Tor iurnihing foe this bspast1sa'-
400 tots (3,2D ,bs. TO the toni Of ths best hard
White Abh Coal, furnace sss
70 tons He'd Ash. oano sise
BCO cords bet Osk Wood, anA
10 cords best BAksas' Pine.
One halt Of which, at least b. sllvered b. the
2Oth Of Ssptsmtsr and hs balance q soea thefse
nPnepsrat ons can be made % rsestvs b.
Parties VIII b at hberty to bid fog ths Wood and
Coal tossthsr Or tor either one ssparassly sAA thsS
oids will b. considered accordingly. Ia.
6Atisfaotory arTnng geuents must Be made TO osoaro
to the Gov ernmspt full weight and msasure. .,-.
tn, Wood 10 70 be corded aud measured, ut - the
p,smis and one half tue oak b 10 b. savO1 iato
tnrse pieces, and the other half Into two and all 70
be piled away In the ssilay.
Tns Coal q 70 b slowed sway In the buais, which
are very accessible
No bins VIII b. sntsrtaiusd unlss the nost sssis.
factory evidence be furaishsd Of ths reliability
and loyalty Of the parties
Payments will be made without unreasonable de.
samples Of the Coai proposed to be farpishsd
mast 6s submitted to the Sspsrntsadsat before the
lst OF 6eptember.
Proposals 10 Be- addressed to tbs Di,bsnlpg CLERK
Of the Post once Department, and tndofssd" Pro.
posah f6r Wood and coal.n ~
Au l8-3AwtSept
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Sword Press n eat Ion.

Lest Tuesday evening. Capt. Robert Clarke,
Of the First District regiment, was presented
with sword, sash, bait and pistol, BY bis Ma
sonls friends oE Washington Naval Lodge, No.
I. The presentation was made at his resi-
the membsrs OF the lodge and number Of
friends. This presentation was made by W.
Master ". z. Hutchinson on behalf Of the
donors 10 an appropriate speech. Cabt. Clarke
returned bis thanks In suitable manner, and
Messts. stansbury and Thomas, Of the mystic
tie."
The sword 10 first quality regulation, heavt.
y mounted. and bsars the inscription. "To
Captain Robert Clarke, First D. c. Volunteers,
Lodge, No. L." Accompanying Il Ia q belt,
sash and pistol Of the frat quality.
bountiful COLLATION. was part of the exsr.
cises Of the evening, TO which ample justice
WAS done.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
The Ohe.handr a. ed-snd.iwsntieth . New
York Volaatsers

Arrived In this city Tuesday night, and passed
over into Virginia yeste rday. II has full
complement Of men and an excellent drum and
bugle corps. and leaves for the seat Of war
under the most cheering auspices.
The following is q list Of the officers Colonel,
George II. Sharp; lieutenant colonel, @. D.
Westbrook; major, J. Rudolph Tappen; adju-
tsnt, selah o. Tuthill; qusrtermasier, Urlxh
H. Coffo; surgeon, J. o. Van Hovenburgh;
first assistant surgeon. Henry Collier; second
assistant surgeon, W. A. Van Rensselaer,; chap.
lain, Rsv. +. Hartwell.
Many Of tho soldiers are the sons OF farmers,
and their past active, labOriOus habits certain.
ly qualify them for volunteering TO fight
which they will undoubtedly do effectively
for their country.
Col. Sharp WAS n captain In the Twentieth
militia regiment OF Now York. during It's three
He is II lawyer BY profession, and said 10 be
very popular with the men under bis CON-
mand
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
LOCAL NEWS.
AAuseuulsnts.

tNrxnsURy. - ID addition 70 the host Of talent
Engaged at tbts popular placs Of resort. the On.
ofLew Sim pnhs, Bob Hart, and Master Tommy,
the great Ehiopika comedians, WHO will make
their asst sppearAnce tonight. nr. Robert
Butler, ,thesxoslleat sntominA Il, viii also make
his sppsasssus to-ntght, togsthsr with the rest
Of the immense 'conpany and they will oer.
tainly repay any 0qe In genuine Wit and fun
who will attend. The programme will be on
tirely hsw, embracing graceful and artistic
dancing, the sweetest vocal music, and the most
Let every man who 10 sfhiotsd With the blues
20 end md perssot remedy 10 ths perform.
Andes At Csntevbufy Hall. This eveotnsb On.
tertainment will conclude with highly a9us.
ipg pantomime. worth 10 itself much more than
the price Of admission.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Almost q lkiOt

Occurred on the corner of Seventh and G
streets, yesterday afternoon, IN front of Green
HurleyG restaurant. The trouble originated
about the payment for some liquor. About a
dozen were engaged In \ regular hand 'to. hand
nght. Officsr Crown, of the Fourth ward po.
lioa, came up and arrested three Of the most
bsligerent of the party-two soldiers and q
negro--and the former wore turned over to
the military authorities, and the latter locked
nm
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
IN o b U ! L d e II 0.

sEALAD PROPOSALS. will be received Nm u
10 O'Clock N on The 18th day Of Ausast, lssa for
snargihg the North Wsst kx souttvs Building (War
Dtpsrtmtnt)
Plans and specifications oaa b, examiusd from
and D. m, Al room Of John Po,ss. E1o.. Chisi
Clerk Of the War Department
Bidders will stats The time BY viii they propose
10 put the building uuder rosf agaiu, and the
time when they vii complete the whole work In
awarding the contract time Will b. considered -
we'll - money.
Toe blds vi be directed 70 the Bsorstary Of War;
anu sadorstd "Pr0posals for EnlsrgnS War o.
Aoe"
The right Il reserved 10 Fsjeet any bid which for
the Government 70 aoospt. % H-td
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Psisonal.

Secretary Seward left Washington yeserday
on brief visit TO- his home 10 New York for
the beneft of bis health.
Major General Mcclellan and bis staff are
at Alexandria. He is said to be In excellent
health.
Collector OF Philadelphia; Col. A. Adler, Va;
D. Crawford, Canads; @. Rosolins, q. Buliitt
and Thomas Cottman, of New Orleans; Brig.
Gen. Barry ard staff; Capt. Brsvort, or Gen.
Kesrny's staff; aons. Owen Lovejoy, Of H.,
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
! Asssntass, AAaesssi I

Dr.. vellpy . yst engaged In an extensive
practice 10 this city, and ~ you'd oLI the At.
Of their own sins ID the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life ut
onoe and iossver; and secondly. oall on the
most aktlfaia physicians. (and none arc better
than DR.. yelnyi) and be oursd Of the disease
which is now undermining the constitution
and sending you to' . premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Threats or Violence.

e. J. Cooper, an exiting house keeper, was
arrested on Monday by efficsr MoDevitt. Of the
Third ward police. on complaint Of 9. N. Hous.
ton, who charges Cooper with makihg threats
Of personal violence. He was taken before
Justlos Rowland, and required to give security
10 keep The peace.
Mary sheiler, n housek keepar, was arrested
the same day by officer johnson, OF the same
ward, on tho above charge. She WAS tried by
Justice Clayton who also required her to give
security to keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Funcral of . 1 ha plain,

On Tuesday afternoon. the funeral of Rev. j.
r. Carpenter, chaplain Of the First District
regiment. took place from the residence Of the
decease! on Capitol Hin.
The me nbers uf Federal Lodge No. !, F. A.
A. NJ, 10 which lodge the deceased belonged
attended the funeral, together with \ large
family.
The services at the house were conducted
by the Rev. Benjamin N. Brown, OF Waugh
Chapel, who delivered an affecting funeral sd.
dress.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
MARRIED.,

On the 18th inAtant. by Rev. John C. Smith,
HRNRr Warts ~ Miss ELIzAsErH 8. AEscaH.
On the 18th instant, by the same, JOHN MAN
pxvILLR 10 Miss ELlzABErH 8rEwAar.
On the 2eth instant, BY the same, Dr.. Will.
LIAn o. BucxL.Y, Surgeon Thirty. ninth Penn.
sylvania, to sALLIR p. EvANs. a
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
A Liberal su bscript,on.

On presentation OF the subscription book for
the District Volunteer Fund to Mr.. John @.
Rves, that gentleman promptly subscribed the
muninoent sum Of i've thousand dollars, saying
land - much more when u 10 needed" Mr..
osity after tho most prinoely sort and Ms OF.
ample 10 In striking contrast TO the subsorip
tions Of some Of the weslthiest men In the CITY
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Visiting Days ss IN. Hospitals in tn

Visiting Days ~ the Hospitals In this
CAty.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square, Mon.
day and Thursday, bstween q and 8 O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, (H street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. )--Every day, from
to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner of Third and D
streets. Livery day from IL to 9 O'Clock.
h9urs for Visitors a. Ascension S,t General Hos;
days, from to 6p. m. ~
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Arrival OF sick Soldiers.

O'Clock yesterday from Aqua Creek, bringing
up about three hundred siok and wounded sol
dlers, tho most Of whom belong to Fitz John
POrter's corps. They were taken 10 the vari.
Gus hospitals yesterday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Mad Dog. .

Yesterday n large bull dog, frothing at the
mouth and snspping ut everything IN his way !,
came running into the basement Of house on
G street, near Seventh. The inmates, fright.
ened nearly out Of their senses, managed to
fisten him In and sent for policeman, who
dispa,o ohsd him ut short notice. The police
have been doing n good business ln making
way with the moDgrel canine race which infest
our streets. There is nothing more to be
dreaded and detested among us than rabid
dogs, except Il be \ traitor to his country.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
TEMPERANCE HALL.

Gtorgs Lee; fr"pris' or
Il w Aihnson. eTressu sr
Proi j. K Good,li..,....... " " Leader OF oroht ira
CONTINUED SUCCESS
This beaut!iu, Hall 10 ,hiorged with the beauty
AUD fashion Of Wsshiu gton, a.d the only iespecta
bic paoS u s%I.us%sns my, ~ ! f!r n,,,rs
where frst clsss satertsnment is gwen, dsvod oi
Nll vulgarity ana otj-cionib.e festures
MONDAY nVHN,NG, August
Mh !tsR sAMl sMRlf.s'TrHf nAT%Rop, e
Mr. sam. LATHKOP
the celebrated clown and oumsdian
Mr. Z. BTTLER,
Mr. h BUflER,
the renowned psntomimiDt
Mis-. II LOUISE Sis Wells.
The fsy0riis ro'alis. and come diei ne.
Firs; appearance Of
MAs FRANCIS,
tho iassi iatil K dHnseuss and actress
Seooid weeh OF
EVA bh'Sf' rv. nr,Nr
In new .onss and operatic I. sStiors.
8 cord week OF
San sHAsPtsT IA in n new s, rot. S..,o ri,,,
SAM sH HAkrLE LEY, in bur!eeque trst trdy
s ond week OF
M j. T.. STEWART,
In hts &c ebratcd pas de Zsyhyrs
j. r. STEWART, In Lew local con ic sorg'
MONS. PAUL. CANE and the wonderful
YOUNG AMERICA 10 ne W uc's Of bslanoiLg. Ae.
Miss HELENA SMITH,
Ia new and fayorile dances
Mr JOHN WHfrINd,
MEs X iTII LEE,
Miss FANNY ELL ISON,
And N augmented ooTIs OF au xhisrle-,
p,,,,I,, p,i,, ri 1,I,ni,sG,n- "a csnts
Doors open At 7, POI foI nance to coinmt noe at
m. The entertainments Will conclude by half.
past ten O'Clock
tsntlsman aud attentive Ushers viii bs In OF
ter dance 20 conduct La les to their seats.
eSs. Norxiaes Wii t Frs,iacei IN Quiet Sane.sior
aug &C.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
kelllnR Llqa0r

+. OElsy,a German Restaurant keeper In the
Second ward, was arrested, by 01hoer Walker
on the charge Of selling liquor without license
Justice Clark dned him $2l.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

ID VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM NEAR BLaDtN aG AT PUBLIC
AUCTION Tn WEDNESDAY, ssptember Sd, Ct
II o.lucx IN on he pI eIni-es, we ,hali ,-li thai
valuable and highly improved Farm situated STOUT
halt nie beyond the village OF Bl d. nshurg, at tha
crossing OF the raj r ad ana turnpike aud ad nnig
the lam Of harles 4. Calvert, Esq. IL coolatIs
ninety three fout land aud 10 under
q high ,tate Of Improvement, with particular r fer.
snce to market or truck Iarmirg; IL has fne fruit
trees Young grRpery ho: beds, slrings Of wst.r,
pnd il believed 10 be L best improved land Within
the vicinity OF " tshington
! he improvements consist of q tw, story double
frame dwelling and large barn ana stAbing erected
on the most approved plan.
Terms. O0e four h Ia ca b; the nmai ater In six I,
tw, I've, eighteen, ana twenty fodr months, with
terest secured by deed Of tru.t on the premises
~ 1mmedis'ely att.r tie tale Of The isnd, the
G orsas, Cattl., wagons, Harness, and Farming
Utensils will be cold.
J. C. MCGUIRE CO,
au 22-saSds Auotioheers.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
MuslcAl,

Pa, n vocalist Of rare exoeence, gave the la.
dies and gentlemen of the Washington House,
a rich musical treat last evening. We have no
doubt our musical friends will have the plea.
sure of hearing this gifted vocalist soon again.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Pedlars Arrested.

Michael Bshrend, John Cohen. and MOrril
Finn, Jew psdars. were arrested, on Monday
by the police Of Georgetown, for plying theil
trade without license. They were dnsd $40 81
each.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

pY BOvTZ d aRIFFITH, Asesionsers.
1I,S-Un WEDNESDAY MoRSING Augast
9Itk, we will comas 'cs 10 cell the stock Of New
Furniture, at $50 Sew 'ntn ttreet, near Northern
Market, occupied by 4. b. Brown, be Intsud ug g
change his business This stock !s ali new Of good
quality, cSmg,i ing Parier, Chamser, Diuing R,on,
and Kitchen Furhi ure.
Tns sale viii BE- coniinuod from day to day till ali
10 byosed OF.
Term, cash.
BoNTZ GR!FFIrH,
kus2 AucdoneerL
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
AleaIiaR Money.

Charles Dllico, John Moriimora, and James
Kelley were arrested, by Officer Kelley, Of the
Third ward, on the complaint OF Leopold Op.
penheimer, who charged them with stealing II
sum Of money from him. They were sent TO
jail, tor further hearing, by Justice Clayton.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
RaRklnR Rafaa,

Banking Rates.
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
siyer-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold......"...l3S per 9. prem i6a per Q. prem.
silver. " IL
Demand notss. 6 " "
Banks OF tissue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Gsorgstoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farm's& keroh's. B'nk. ''
The rArmsrs' and Merchants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnomina.
uon OF one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Moore TrooDs,

The Fourth New York artillery, just re.
cruited, numbering $50 men, arrived last night
and marched over into Virginia. They wero
not armed and not all uniformed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Cook Fighting

Is prohibited BY law. Sergeant Skippon, of
the Third ward, arrested Hillsry Smith, last
Monday. on the charge Of engaging in the rare
Clark.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
AslAturO DaY0,

DH GNEEN 4 WiLLIkMs, Auctionssrs,
ID No baJ Seventh street corner Of D.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIT.'HEN FURNITURE
a, suo ioi.-On SATURDAY MORNING, the soth
instant, 1T O'Clock, we shli sell, at cur Auction
R,omr, lrree lot OF secoLd hand Household Fur.
nitsre, (oelonging TO gentleman declining hosss-
ksepiugo Of good quality, VIZ:
Walnut Sof.s
MaIble.top Genre Tables, Walnut Hair Seat
Chairs
WALNUT Hair Seat Rockers and OFT mans
Walnut N ub!s.t Sidebosrds and Whstnots
Walnut Marble.top Dfssring ard oth,r Bureaus
Redstetds, Watdr0bss, AID Aarbs stop Stands
Can. Seat and other Chairs
Bru.ssls, Three ply. lnp rain, and Stsir Carpets
Pa.ssge Oh Goth Mating and hugs
Wardrobes
l. unges. @ lt.frsme Looking Glssses
FeniLer Bed, French Pillow. and holsters
Hair, Cotton top, ana oth-r Mitresss,
Clocks, Vases, and able Cutlery
CHINA, 0lass, and Crockery Ware
Cooking, AT.tight, and her Stoves
kefrigerators ~ d kitcnen Requisites
With many cths: AM lie, too Numerous 70 nan.
ucu.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
aug sd lS.srl Auctioncers.
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A New Board OF Insp.ctors

For the District Penitentisry. has been Ap-
pointed by the President. Their names are
DR.. VIM. GuntOp, Dr.. John B. Blake, and Mr..
Thomas Donahoe. The appointment was made
yesterday.
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III D r I q q I.

Al U r. q q
SEALED PROPOSALS. ere Invited ull The lsth
of D pt-mbsr, 1851, for furnlhlng The bubsslsaes
Dep Art ment 100 tons Uf Hay.
Tue Hay 10 bs delivered before the sSth Of Ooto
Der.
Al least three tuadrsi tons Of sAid hay must b.
in bales, the remainder need not nsossiarily b.
b Iled
B idsrs must state In thslr tids the price psr 100
lbs at which thsy Will furniah the Hay.
To be weighed Ut Washington. At the expense Of
ment Cattle Yard
Firm. making bids nsst stats the nNa.s VI all the
ps tits iut. rested.
Psymsnts 70 bs mads In Trsssury notes, aad bids
to be aireotei 70 Colonel 4. Bsoxwifn, A. q. G.,
ald Q. U. D. A., and endorsed Pr0posals 10.
Asy." ~ 70
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Selling.
oer.s Cured withsut Pain.

buntons, Club and ,Iuvsrtsa dis, Vascular Ex
oTsssnees SSd s Diseases Of the Feet sxoosssfully
st ~ Psnnsyivsuia avenue, near -Four and . half
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DIR A. z A p p . N e,
Physician and Dentist,

Or ZAPPONN coptiouts to give instructions to
NJ edical Bludsnts and othsrsiu Anatomy, Physiolo
6.anchts Of scisnee connected with doins Rooms
for rent In same building. aug 20