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The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Washing ton, July %, 1862. =. .
Return OF mrs. j. T.. Fale,

This very excellent lady, who has accom-
plished 30 much in her efforts to supply the
wants of our brave boys before Richmond, has
returned to her home In this city. The nara
tive OF her trip from here to Fortress Monroe
Harrison's Landing, DO, ia so highly interesting
that we regret space will not permit US TO civ &
It In full. Perhaps 1t will be sufficient for our
present purpose to say that she took the lib.
eral supplies furnished by the benevolent and
patriotic ladies and others of this city. and
made her way down to Fortress Monroe. Here
had 1t not been for her indomitable energy,
ne nsr mission might nave JAILED, In consequences
OF refusal TO permit her and her goods to pass
up the James river. She persisted, however
and succeeded In getting pass, accompanied
times"
She arrived at Harrison's Landing the pex,
Sunday after the great battles. Here she found
enough TO test her energies and her benevolent
heart. She established her headquarters about
threa miles from Harrson's Landing, under the
protection Of the Twenty seventh and Sixteenth
regimsnts of New York volunteers. Here she
had tent erected, aud commenced dealing ou,
the articles furnished from this city. Language
utterly fails to portray the heartfelt gratitude
of the bleeding, langulshing soldiers. Oficers,
surgeons, ana men united In expressions OF
gratitude.
Mrs. Fales proposes, after u weeks rest, 10
return again 10 "the dear, brave boys In the
feld," AZ she expresses 1t; and she requests us
70 appear, IN tneir Dehal, Tor more aid to be
placed at her disposal.
Any articles which will keep, such as pre-.
served fruits, jeles, older, brandy, or whisky,
will be acceptable, but when just as convenient,
money will be more useful. Small amounts will
be gladly received. Already the people in this
city have begun to contribute to her next ex.
pedition. One noble lady, Mrs. Vesta Whiting,
who keeps bleachery on the corner of Penn.
syvania avenue and Tenth street, after oon.
tributing liberally Of her own means on the
q N N aff fnrto a Ia
friends In Massachusetts,, and obtained the lib.
eral sum of $l02. OF this sum $l3 was raised
by nine little girls. From other sources she
has also received about SIS since her return.
We hope that all who feel an interest in the
welfare OF the imperilled soldier land who
does not D will call on Mrs. ]. T. Falss, No. ll3
street North, near Third, opposite the Trinity
church, and leave their donations.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Unpstriotte Fasitivss from Missouri-
The Expedition Into the indian
Cor mtrv.

LEAvENwoRTH, July 2s.-Gsn Blunt has di.
rected the military authorities to notify persons
coming to this department from Missouri, in
order to evade the military laws of that State,
to leave this department. Iu case Of refus Al 10
comply, such persons will BIZ arrested as rebels
and vagrants-care being taken not to interfere
with persons coming hither on Legitimate bust.
ness
Arrivals from tho Southern expedition report
The Union troops near Fort Gibson, but that
they found no enemy there. A third Indian
regiment had been formed from those lately
joining the command. Brig. Gen. Salomon, late
colonel OF the Ninth Wisconsin regiment, Is now
In command.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Abandonment Of North EdI,to.

A letter writer at North EdIsto Island, on
the l4th Of July, rays orders had just been re.
csived for the abandonment Of that Island
Crowds Of negroes had been coming to the
wharf all day, having abandoned their grow
ing crops. They were selling their pigs, chick,
ems. and eggs at very low prices. Their corn,
which had been constantly guarded, was in
good condition for roasting. The soldiers had
not been allowed to pluck an ear of It. A
second letter. written at Beaufort on the l6th,
says the departure was hastened on the l4th.
Contrabands were taken on board the steamer
as long as she could float at the wharf. She
was then taken into the stream, and they were
brought on board In boats. They reached Hi.
ton Head on the morning OF the 10Th, and from
there went to Beaufort.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
FROM GENERAL POPE's COMMAND.

LITTLE WAsHISoroN, Va, July 2s.-A gene
raj review Of Gen. Banks army corps was held
to-day two miles from town. The weather wa,
fine, and several hours were occupied In field
evelutions and man9uvres by the divisions.
The whole review was creditable to the vari.
Gus commanders, but showed the necessity Of
more frequent drills On masse The magnif
cent artillery arm ELECTED warm applause from
oil the observers.
The recent removal to more favorable
grounds has benefited the health of the troops
There is considerable sickness and mortality
10 the Sixtieth New York The other regi-
menis are improving In their sanitary condi-
lion. There 10 nothing new Of importance
feom tho front to day.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Y q r. Z Q N

PROPOSALS. from Dealers and Mil.ers are iuyi
ed till the l2lh day Of August, 1882 for furnishing
FLOUR to this 6ubsistsncs Department, OF the same
kind which has besA received BY the United Btates
Govefnmsnt, and known a. No. Extra .- ~
Samples Of this Flour can be seen at the Capitol
Bakery, 10 this city. - =
II |: desired to make contract for 10 900 barrels
should, however, any person desire to furnish leis
Quantity he will state the precise number Of barrels
The contractor will be required 10 furnish st the
hlled. ', Il. = : = - -
No Flour will be received which does not come no
70 TIE .tandsrd at the Government Inspection made
The Flour TO be delivered at the Railroad Depot
n Wa:hington, or any ofthe Warehouses 10 Geoig,.
town, d. u 'rN' .I-U0
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
No BIDS viii b. received from contractors who
have previously failed to comply with their con.
Bidders must be present In p.rson TO respeud to
their bids
The oaih Of allegiance must accompany each bid
the parties interested :
Payments TO be made in Treasury notss, and the
bid. 70 be directed TO !" COL. A. BECKWITH. a.
u. c., and G. g., U. 8. A Washington, D. G. !" and
endorsed Proposals. for Flour" jy95
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reg On Monday night, in accordance wi,

Szs- On Monday night, in accordance with
instructions given to Gen. Whipple TO prevent
any persons from taking goods from Alexan-
dria across the lines OF General Pope, ten
wagons with twenty horses, and containing
large amounts Of market goods belonging to
suffers and spectators, were seized by the
military in the neighborhood of Falls Church.
The men, fifteen in number, having charge of
the property, which was also brought to the
city were yesterday morning released by the
military governor.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Secession sympathizers at -. stephens,
new Brunswick.

CALAIS, July 29.--The office of the St. Croix
Herald published at st. Ste phens, N. B., was
again visited by mob last night, and their
work Of destruction was this time nearly com
plete. Most Of the type was pied" and the
press injunDd, and much material scattered
outside the building and thrown into the river.
The Herald Is about the enly Newspaper In
New Brunswick that has supported the Union
cause; hence the wrath OF the provincials against
1t. The publication will be delayed for several
weeks.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
BALTIM0RE sUsTAINs 1HE PAThI.
OTTO ACTION OF CONGRESS-.

The opponents OF the new and vigorous war
policy decresd by Congress insisted upon
nothing so stoutly as the alleged tendency Of
that policy 10 alisnat- the hitherto loyal men
Of the border slave States. Congress, happily
for the country, was intimidated by no such
fears, but proceeded calmly and bravely to do
wbatwas necessary to save country brought
to the brink of ruin by imbecile and short
sighted counsels. The event proves that Con-
gress acted wisely as well as courageously.
The papers are filed with descriptions of the
immense ourpouring of the loyal citizens Of
Baltimore, al the meeting OF Monday evening, In
Monument Square, and which was addressed BY
Gov. Bradford and Numerous other speaker.
Among the patriotic resolutions adopted the ahh
Gas de,cribsd in last evenings Starr approves
the conhscation Of rebel property, and the man.
cipation Of the negroes Of reb Is, as ESSENTIAL
TO GRIPPING THE POWER of those now
IN arms"
That ia the voice Of the loyal men of Balt
more, pronounced in solemn assemblage and
Ia their answer to all the predictions Of the
enemies Of the vigorous measures Of ConRress
that such rreasures would alienate the border
State. The truth is the pro slavery men Of
those States have been seccssionists from the
beginning, and never will or can be ANYTHING
else. Emancipation does not add 4 grain N
the viruence of their treason. But the loysl
men are not pro slavery, and az we now un.
derstand them, speaking for themselves as in
this great meeting at Baltimore, they rejoice at
measures Of emancipation as essential to
crippling the power" Of their and our common
enemy.
This noble voice OF the patriotic majority Of
the people Of Baltimore is prompt and signal
vndication Of that memorable Congress, which
adjourned its session on the l7th Of July amid
the grateful plaudits Of people saved from
ruin by Its courage and fidelity.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

The NAVY DEPARTNENT vill untii ths 9Th
Of August next receive propostions for the construo
tion and ereotisn Of STEAM MACHINERY on
board vessels milar to the propeller gunboats. This
eept tAat ~ sFoke q ~ ps4aa viii b q inohss
thas Waddells slide valves will be ussd, and there
The propeller 10 be ton iset, and tke ruddsrapost
shoe, and iudasf to be Of copper and oonpoation
n ~ oshef reeets 70 eoofofa 70 ths peintsd ooa.
traet and spsei1oesioe for the gunboat naohinsry.
Proposiioes Will g the sans time Be received ior
ny other kind Of Easines, OF equal power, with
.fAce condenser, under the same terms and copdl-
DIR being ~ above desoFibsd. I'TT =
The pfoposiiions must aate the tine, total cost
md the nsvy yard to which II 10 intended to apply
the gunbeas being preferred the parties will fur
nish complete specification, and there will be Ia
oluded the same number Of duplisate pieces, tools
instruments, stored, &C., enumerated IN the printed
speci6cations above referred 10.
'jy aq-2t H.f ..H.t ...a 81,
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
A swindlsr Disposed or.
From the New Orleans Delta, July 10

Lieut. Robertson, Of the Fourteenth Maine
regiment, was dishonorably discharged from
service by Major General Butler, and semi
before Judge Bell, on charge of having
swindled q number Of soldiers who had been
discharged On account of disability and sick
ness 1t appears that the Ex.Lieatenant had
received certain sums Of money from said
soldiers, on the promise that he would pro
cure them speedy passages by sea to their
homes, and that he gobbled up the money, but
did not perform his part of the contract. e.
A. Allen, one Of the witnesses In the case, was
only day or two ago sent to the Parish Pri-
son two months, for the same offence, and II
was through his "peaching" that the rascality
Of Robertson leaked out. The Judge sent the
Ex.Lieutenant to the Parish Prison for two
monihH
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
From the Atlantic Bl0ckadins
n aXA squadf0n.
q R.sss ss..mss ana !. british Schooner
X Captured.

IN NsfN ~ 1880.
The Navy Department has received report
from Lieut. Rogers, commanding the United
States steamer Huntsville, dated July l6, of
Absco Island, stating that he fell 10 With the
BrlEish srhoousr Asnes, Of Hlssn, tros Hsr-
Dor Island, 10 her commander says,) loaded
with sixty bales Of cotton and forty barrels Of
rosin. Finding on board the Agnes no clear
snos. charter party, log book, or other docu-
msntasy proof Of property, Lieut.. Rogers de-
tained II . . priss. and sent II to Key West for
adjudication. g..-
In later report from the same ofhcer, dated
July n, be states that he captured the rebel
steamer Reliance, just out from Dobay bar,
Georgia, and bound to Nassau, with q cargo
consisting Of 243 bales OF Sea Island cotton.
The Reliance was commanded by Lieut..
Gladding, formerly Of the United States naval
and revenus service, and since the rebellion In
command Of the schooner Parliament, In which
he several times ran the blockade. .
The Reliance was taken to Key West.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

SENATOR CARLILE REPUDATED.-At u war
meeting in Knottsvills, Taylor county, Viz
ginia, last week, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That the course 10 Congress Of our
Senator, John s. Carlie. In voting with sscss-
sionists and secession sympathzsrs, in all or q
large number Of bis votes, and also Ia opposing
and voting against the admission OF the new
State; has neither met our wishes nor reflected
our sentiments, and we hereby request him to
resign position which be has shown himself
unworthy 10 FILL
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

0SFICE U. 2. PENITEaTIARY,.
VpA1sp WHesSsErss: : R G. July n iseG e.,
iurnishng and delivering the following articles, thu
coming year, at the United States Psnitsntiary
81: Leather, weight rom Is 70 'k. y *:
1000 St q o.k.s.npsa We. Leather. from slsush..I
quality will be required for sample
1000 lbs. Of Broom Carn, medium sizs, a quality
that will work ITSELF and make . good
sSS sSS iGs. Tia wire. Sssfausiity;,.
The sSo7' aHsata;ty ,sSs s''i':ssd %osssia iSi'
ss & 'Rss na S t: sss; t. .Dss Be e s:
wid'' '0'tsn warp T,:a and wo0llsn nliins
900 Of csttOn twilsd % snirs"s. K X I'd. s wide.
The above cloth to be heavy, serviceabls
70 bbls Flour
20 bush Potatoes
nnall white Beans
500 lbs. Cod Fish
800 " Shoulders
i$S sss " sss:s sss:
q sss.!'' XdIss.s, Xy,aI:sss
400 lbs Rice
10 " Pepper.
The sbsvs groceries TO be furnished the LIST
of each month. -
Also
$50 ibs Of fsssh Beet. without bone, per day, for
100 lbs of corned Beef, without bone, one day In
week.
Also
100 tons white ash egg Coal TO BE- delivered In the
month of September
Samples Of Molasses must not bs lsss than Y gal I,
In glaA jar.
Rice, soap, O. fee and sugar must be lbs sam.
All the above articles will vary 10 quantity ss the
consumption Of the Psnitentiary may require
AL bills will be paid In 81 to 90 days from the
time OF the delivery Of the goods II furnishsd &C
cordiug to agreement; II not, all moneys which may
BE- due will be forfeited.
Proposals will be addressed to" II. 1. King. War.
den, Washington, d. e." and endorsed "Propo.
sails HIKING
jyes-tauy Warden
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Reverend Rebels.

LOUISVILLE, July 2s-Ths reverend rebels
Elliott, Ford, and Baldwin, of Nashville, sent
by Gov Andy johnson to Gen. Boyle, have ar.
rived here, and will be sent to the Indiana
peDitentary tomorrow.
The rebe! Col. Bullitt, VITA two hundred re-
cruits for Morgan's guerillas from Owen coun-
ty, is reported as having passed through Flat
Rock, BouTbOn county, en- route for the South.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
OF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

washington, July 28, 1862
Information has been received at this DE.
partmont from Mr.. SAMUEL LILLY, the Consul
General Of the United States at Calcutta, "that,
by an order Of his Excellency the Governor
the term piece goods contained In the larIH
act of April 23, 1862, applIes to sIl goods
which are imported in lengths or pieces, Of
whatever material Composed, and not restrict
ed TO manufactures Of cotton, as ashefspfGa"
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
An Abscondinx traitor.

NORWICH, VT. July 2s.-Lswis S. Partridge,
United States Marshal and Postmaster here
under Buchanan's Administration, who was
recently indicted for high treason, has ab.
scouded, accompanied by the other parties i'm.
plicated. The principal charge was the cutting
down Of flag staff and carrying of the United
States flag.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

EScoURAGRG.--Ths Norfolk Union an
nounces that the new orders Of the President
are being enforced 10 that city with rigor, yet
iudiciously, and 1t has had the effect Of devel-
oping Union sentiment with more rapdity.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~ Hiss.t Srossis. i u sisy, s 1t q shs iosS Oh
"a rs; Also, s::::y & s:sst s:f,
Tsin1 sh. fssm.s. m.d:: TE.ssz, note.
H,As,. c@ AAbb.SStsai'SSis g - y $.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Tn. New York stock m.,Ls,.

New YoRk, July 29-2i p. m.-Dullness and
quiet in the Stock Market. Prices lower
Long Bonds 9sa. Notes, about lO3 State
Stocks and Shares dull, at a slight dsoline.--
Gold prices declining-sales at ll6SalI6}s
llGt. Moderate transactions
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

NOTlCn.--I wish the public TO know that the
~ man James A. Wise, Policeman at the q apiiol
convicted the other day, before the Criminal Court
pr assault and battery and resisting an ocer In the
dtscharge Of his duty and sentenoed BY the court to
four montha' lmpriioument IN the common jail, Ia
not John H. Wise, the reputsd negro catcher:
jy2 2Q-lm j. II. WISE.
New York Tribune please copy four months, and
send bill to this once =. - =
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~ The "Iuman Rights sOciatiOn"
will meet at Temperance Hall, on Friday evening
ucxt, at eight o'oloek
WM HrroHlNsoN, Secretary. jy30
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
TO AQUA CREEK
p L n E Y POIN II
The Potomac Steamboat COMPANY

The Potomac Steamboat Company
WILL dispatch beat from the foot Of Seventh
w street, Washington, every morning, Sundays
excepted At six O'Clock, for Acquia Creek, stepping
h Marbury's Landing Returning. will leave 40.
quis Greek every day, Sundays sxosptsd) at .
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 At six O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip to Plney Point
and principal intermediate landings RstuRning,
leave Pinsy Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acquh Creek, ~. Round trip, %
Fare to Pinsy Point, -.
For freight, or passage, apply TO freight agents
the whArves.
Waahl .gton. june Il, 1857.
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o + Ia l..

.' DEPARrhESf op STATE,
b. Washington, jan. 26. 1889.
The Secretary OF State will hereafter rsceiys
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday. the lrot OF next
month.
WILLIAM n. SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

FIGHTING NEAR WAsHNGroN.-The Cincinnati
6azette of Monday has this paragraph:
"The only foundation for tho report of fight
Ing near Washington, telegraphed TO this city
Saturday, was the firing Of salutes In that
neighborhood, as q tribute of respect to the
late Ex.President Van Buren,"
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

The Richmond Enquirer thinks Mcclellan
means to dig bis way Into Richmond. Well,
then, II Is time for that concern to dig out
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

AS- LIBRARY OF CONGIsk;ss, July ~,
lsUS.-rhe Library Of Congress- will be clos, from
July sist to September 1st
JyH H ~ Librarian,
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

sPADEs.--In the game before Richmond, Nc.
Clellan held strong hand 10 spades, but
clubs turned up trumps, and bis adversary
made his point.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
No more Gold 70 be paid for Cotton.

LousvILLE, July 28.--Gen. W. T. Sherman
has issued orders at Memphis that no more gold
shall be paid for cotton, and vendors refusing
current funds shall forfeit half their cotton.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~ All ths prisoners at the Old Capitol
(about 1907 will be released to-day and taksr
to Fortress Monroe TO be exchanged.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
,toEat N WESTON. xo'roS.

81 The publication once Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN is at the northeast corner OF d and
Seventh streets, second floor. over W. d. shsp'
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

EDWIN FORREST has contributed 81 900 to
aid In carrying on the war.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~ Batehelor's Hair Dys-The Best IN
the World.-Willam A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces q color net to be distingulshsd
from nRtuie warranted not to injure the Hair In the
least remedies the III eGects Of bad dyes aud iayig
O. ates the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns 0 splendid Black or Brown,
lesving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
DfuGGists, 40. m '.-.'
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BATCHELOR. IN tAs Estg ,sdes of each toa
Faotory, No. 81 Barclay street, (I.ate 23a Broad
way and u BondD New York . my ally
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

VNo MEMBERS OF coNo0Iss, PRoFGs.
siOnaI 0snusmsn, and others.
The undersigned are prepared TO print SpssShss
brisfs, Psmphlsts, Reports, or any dseoriptiou oI
Hook .sork, and solicit orders
W. u ACAMMELL 4 CO.,
OtAos corner Indiana ayoolo
80 0S0 auh 6es0ud stSset, tetQS1 ~
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~Wsston's Progress OF Slavery .--Copiss
Of this werk for sale et the ONCE Of the National
RRultcan. Pamphlet edition, 2b osnts,, Bound
edition, rs oents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

A0Unton Prayer Mseting.--Ths Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week, 10 New York Avenue church, (Rey DR.. Cur
hour, jy2
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~ special Sotice.-On and after Tuesday,
April 1861 the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (SundAys
excepted leaving thls Station At 7.40 Q. m, and
connecting At Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West pta Wheeling or
Parkersburg Through tioketa sold and baggage
checked. W.P. SMITH,
n, Of Transportation Il. 4 o k,h
ap1--du iStxr h 0Iobal
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

~ sabscribsrs TO the Republican, In
Georgetown or the seventh ward (fslAud) who fail
to receive their papers regularly will oblige the
Shepherds bookstore corner Seventh and tS,ssts,
when oil delInqusnciss will be promptly atSGlsd
TO. NAV n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-24
BEAUTIFUL. COMPLEXION.

DOCTOR THOMAS T. CHAPMAN will
-sV send to all who wish it free Of charge) the
Roci1e and full Iirocticns for making and
using beautiful vegetable Balm that will
ofTcctral1v remove pIMpLEs BLoTCHEs TAN
FRErKLEs. &c &c. leaving the skin smooth,
clean. and beautiful: aho full directions for
using PELATRFhU's CELEBRATED ST1MrLANT,
warranted to start full growth Of Whiskers.
or a Mustachc, in less than thirty days. FL
tier OF the above can be obtained by return
mail. by Addressing with stamps for return
rostage) DR.. THOMAS F CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist s31 Broadrrcy. Ne1r York.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-24
vTvHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

TIME CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
Il of Published as a warning
and Cor the esnecial benefit of Young Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility: Loss
eff Memory, Premature Decay, &C.. SC. &c,
by one WI o has cured himself by simple means
after being put to great expense and fncon
venience, through tie use of worthless medi-
cipes prescribed by learned Doctors
Single corics may he had of the author
G. A LAMBERT, Esq, Greenroint. Long
Island, by enclosing post paid addressed en-
yelsre. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.,
Gresnpo.nt Long Island NY. [nlsm2