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The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Sleeping In the Asrkss-Heuss.

Timothy Turner, william Vein, John Smith,
Jon Henry, and William NoLane, were ar
rested BY the officers Of the Third ward, or
Tuesday afternoon, for stretching their pre-
oious corporations out ON the benches Of the
Centre Market, for the purpose Of snoozing
They were taken before Justice Thompson
who dismissed the first osss, and fined the
others 81 each.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Personal.

Major General Hallsok, Gen. Cullum, Gen.
Cooper, Col. Kelton, Lieut.. G. B. Throokmor.
81. John, N. B.; tn. sohumt. Trtest, Austria;
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Esq., and Morris Ketohum,
EsQ., New York; Thuriow Weed, Esq, Albany;
J. J. Lyman, Montreal, and Miles Greenwood,
Esq, Cincinnati. are at the willard Hotel.
Rev. q. ". Jackson, Of Maine, has been ap.
pointed chaplain in the hospitals here.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
i. o. o. y.

The Grand EncAmpment Of this noble order
held its annual meeting on Tuesday. Among
elected for the term Of one year: VIM. 8. Rob.
srts, n. ". @. Patriarch; Alfred h. Gawlsr, n.
3. @. b. Priest; Manning Hadley, Q. 8. Warden;
Henry Trine, O. J. Warden; John @. @. Whsley,
@. Scribe; F. B. Lord, ssn., @. Treasurer; John
R. Wright, @. Sentinel; B. A. Kiddsr, @. Mar.
shal.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
GAIT WAFER DATnIN0.

n
PINRY POINT PAvILIoN-This y
we'll kaowu and delightful resort for ~
those seskias health and pl azure y now o. en- fur
ths reception Of yisitora The uudersigned begs
leave to state that the place has been rebuilt with
nished nsw bathing hou-es, for ladies and geAtle.
mem also . splendid wharf No pains or expense
water bathing place In the bnisd Btatss. Ths tsbls
will be supplied with sl the salt water delioaoes,
suoh soft and hard shsl crabs, ane oystsrs, Ter
rspins, sheep head and other ash. The bar will be
furnishsd with ohoioe wines liquors, ssgsrs, 40,
Good angling, and always plenty fshing, and sail
Ing boas for the enjoymslt Of the guests, free Of
did ootillon band has bees engaged for the season,
and the proprietor begs leave 10 stats that nothing
shall be left undone on his part TO give satfction
10 all who may give him call.
Isrms-s2 per day, 80 par week, SsS per month;
children and servants halt price.
All visitors are required TO furnish their own
bathing clothes. 4. j. MARSHALL,
jyN Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Deaths OF Soldiers.

Tho following deaths of soldiers, In the vari-
ous hospitals, do., In this vicinity, have 90
CURED since our last report:
J.G. Minor, company @, 4th Michigan.
John Malard, company A, 88th New York.
Private Bsokwith, LIST New Hampshire Bat.
Godfrey Herman, company 3, 2lst New ork.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Larceny.

Thomas Rad, Of Gsorgstown, was arrested
last Tuesday for petty larceny, and sent to jail
for court. ~ ~
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
nellinr Liouor on oundav,

A. Rodisr, . restaurant keeper In George.
town, was arrested on Tuesday by Ofioer Rob.
ipson, on the charge Of selling liquor on Sun.
day. He was hned 1904.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
1UMOns FROM KEBELDOM.
JUST RECEIVED At TIE DArros BAKERr,
$50 Eleventh Street.

Startling rumors from Seoesaiai
Awful failure OF supplies
BREAD" the CRY 10, "swsstsf, fresher,
Spla'bread, crockers, cakes and pies."
Davis can't Withstand the pressure,
Cobb 10 frightened beyond measure,
Memminger, who guards the treasure u
Sobs and wipes his weeping eyes
OF the good things made by Dayton,
Have they heard the famiahed trainS
Has some prisoner who has ate one
Tried the favor TO sxplainP
Crsokers, pies that never safe one,
Candles, cakes, to give Q fete on
Things like these did he dilate on,
TIL they shrieksd with hunsers pain
IL II true, this rumored oGsrs
Would they arop the arms they wisld,
II Of DAYfoN's pies prodsf
Should be made them on the heldS
Like enoush-eaoh Union. .soofsr
Has palate, and tits tougher
For thoss matohlsss pies to suffer,
Than TO eat and ssy I'VE yisld p
DAYTON'S Bakery and Depot fer the famou
"Split Broad }" Boston and Pic Mo Crsckes, Fsmi
~ Pies, Cakes, Candies, Ics Cream, 10. Private
saloon for ladies. Jy 2-solw
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T q. q d. w. BATES,
- Practical Clock and Watch RspairtS aud
Jewellers

No. A3l street, one door bslo~ Seventh street,
All styles Of CLOCKS repaired at residspe,s By
for ons year An stylss Of CLOCKB for saie at the
lowest cash prices. AL orders attended to with
promptnsss aud dispatoh JyS-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
VEHY VALUABLE GUNNER PROP
ERTf lN THE VICINITY OF Will
LARDS' HOTEL FOR SALE

BY direction OF the heirs, the subscribers Offer for
sale that valuable property, at the corner Of and
ass, having frsat Of % feet inches street by
60 feet on Fourteenth street
This property Is Immediately 10 front o. and In
full view Of lizards Hotel, and 10 desirable prop
erty for livery stable or some manufacturing busi
neas
For particulars, Inquire OF
EDW'D c. DYER,
THO. J. FISHER,
jy lS-6t Executors.
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nual RnaxsufaA.

/. 4 difaculty occurred, yesterday evening, in
the ofaoe Of Justice johnson, between several
high si,yns fsprang y gea.snsI. resulting in
in the discussion Of the rsspsotivs merits Of
hoCisllan and Hallsck: The party insulted i'm.
msdlaesly. wroee . olaliense asd sslsetsd .
who, q . chisalrovs gsuslsman always doss,
immediately accepted II. Everything was In ,
fair way for adjuStnsnt according 10 ths code
duello-the time and place appointed, weapons
selected, and all the prsliminsriss settled Tor .
hostile meeting. Justice johnson, who was ab.
seat from his o1ioe at Tie tine he discussion
took place, at this critical junoturs arrived,
and, In . very summary manner, ended the
difloulty, BY compelling the parties to give
security to. keep the .peaos. The gentlemen
Afterwards adjusted the diflculty and again
became friends, and the last We saw Of the
party, they were wsndlng their way towards
the Metropolitan Hotel, for what purpose,
"Itss" sayeth mot. From the high considsra.
ton We entertain for the parties, and their 70.
speotability, we suppress their names.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
1 CADIHET QUnsTlON

It's whispersd in the Cabinet Of late,
Dyspspsia was the subject Of debate:
"Wsrn with "ths Navy, didn't quits agree.
A. 70 the hsalthiest Kind Of food pr k.
And "Btate' and Treasury" differed on the ques.
What lind Of Pies were easiest Of digestion;
Cracksrs and Cakss received attention due,
Candles were CANDIDLY considered too,
Until uprose member. and declared
Of all nloe things BY bakers yet prepared,
Craokers, Pies, CAkse, rioh Candies and the rest,
Dsyton's were most digestible and best.
Need 1t be said that wisdom 20 superior,
Came from that Bureau, known d the "IsrERIoR."
DAYTON'S Bakery, 466 Eleventh street, between
G and H streets. ~ 2-eolw
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Deafaess, Eye ana Ear.

Deafness, Eye and Ear.
Deafness, and all maladlss Of the eye snd ear ex
olusively treated BY DR.. Won Aosohzlsker, oeulist
and suiist, 2N Pennsylvania avenue. Tbs numer.
ous testimonials from Suoh orsditabls sources repeat
edly publshsd make all further statsmens unnsess.
sary. ly y2l-ets
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

RH 0HEEn 4 WILLIAMS, Auettenssrs.
- SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c +,
Ar AUcrIos-Oa FRIDAY, the 2oth Instant st 10
O'Clock .. m we thall sell al the Or cery Store Of
WILLIAM BARNES, on North A street between
Frat and Seoond .'rees esst, Capitol Hill, No ~,
. general assortment OF GrOoer,er, viz
Iess, Coffee, sugar, Flour
Cigar, Tobacco, snuff and Pipes.
Starch, Pepper, Salt, CANDLES s zap,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon aud other Spicss,
brandies, Whi'ky aud oihsr Liquors
Aud all kinds OF goods, kept in Retail Grocery
Terms cash.
GREEN L WILLIAMS,
jy23-d Au. tionesrs
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PhOtoeraph oift 0eiIerv,

PhO6OGfaph OH 00ll0rys
We call the sttentton Of our readers 10 . sew Pho
By Cha. Weitne, at No. b38 Seventh street between
Louisiana avenue and ID street, where pictures are
taken In the Highest style Of the sr at hs cheapest
tMo doIAi9, ,,nsKfts10 saM tiIotufs. 10 l3-im
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

Having Possession Of Military 0oods,
Josephine Pioton, Sarah Gornsss, and Eliza.
beth Wilson, oolorsd prostitutes, were arrested
by Oniosr Ashton, Of the Seventh ward, on the
charge OF having military goods In their pos
sion. They were turned over to the military
authorities, by order OF Justice 6trstton.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
FOk WOOD ARD GOAL.

PRoro'AI' 'oH WOOD AND o"AI'
Oyylcs HoUsK OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. s.,
July 10 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received at this
o6aos until u O'Clock on Monday, the 4th day OF Au
Representatives Of the United States, 1--WE hundred
and Afty tons, (2GOo pounds best white and fur
mace Coal steamboat siss) one hundred cords bet
dry Hickory Wood, and one hundred cords best dry
Spruce Pine Wood. The whole to be packed away
In the vaults Of the Capitol To- the places which will
Be shown on application to the Engineer In the service
Of the House oi Representatives and to be delivered
BY the ,st day of september next.
Bonds for the fAithful execution Of the contract
will be required
Bids for the Coal aud Wood will BE- oonsidersd
ssperstsly, and sstsfaotory arrangements must bs
EMERSON EIHERIDGE,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives, u. 8.
ly li-IAw$W
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

VAW RRSCbBSsuO1 OOHS
Are in session Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays, and We are requested to state
should bring them forward, with their wit.
nessss, without further delay. This call 10
rendered necessary, owing TO the dlmoulty OF
finding all the parties to notify them to look
after their own interests.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

ITO MGMelns OF cokoN!ss, PRoFGs.
II sisnAl 0entlsAsn, eAd others.
Brisn, Penphls6, Ksporn, or any description oi
Book. work, saA soiiat ordsIs -,
"; g. s0AnnIEiLL I. 70.
nnan-N ~ Geaosd sepast, tktsA6 q q.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
BaakinR Rataa.

Benk1n8 Rates.
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver-the legal tender notes being the stand
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold. ..........leA per Q. prsm.l9 per o. prem
Silver. ..........7 10
Demand notes. g
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown
Washington. Georgetoton.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh'a
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms ksroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Nerchsnts' Bank and the
Bank of Commerce issue notes of the denom
nation OF one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

w A'"I"s.o" SKIRT FACTORY.
WANTED-S0 females to learn 70 naks skirts.
psnoa eaA, In . short ums, make, pr week, ffon
" TO ~ Inquire. for psrtoslars. ct So1 Seventh Z
kstVesu q Ard b -~v NA--N
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

TEAs AaD 0lSOCERIEs.
Young and Old
Hysoa Teas,
Ooloug and Esglih
Breakfast Teas,
Imperial aad
Gunpowdsr Teas,
Java Coffee,
EnSlish Dairy Chsess,
Piotles, Preserves, Sauces, and .
Large stock Of Havana Cigar,
Brandiss, Old Rye Whisky,
Sherry, Clsrst, and Champagne Wines,
For sale by "
Importer Of Tea,
jy4-ew Cor. of I and Eleventh streets.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

new light, four wheeled WA
aON, with wafer proof soysS, [|R
and handsome leather ousl,ions,
built to order at New York and cost ele1, YOH
SALE, At . moderate price: A.o, New rors
never used Also, n@ ~ r'rm NmeLs HAnHi1s,
quite new Apply h '.'' Iosr a' ''nhis and 0ro09
to &s1 Hsyeptssnth sit--' '"'n~f ~ deo -
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
1 hARE CHANCE.

A "ARh oHAHoH
For sale, Fint olass RESTAURANT, situated
on the west sids Of Ninth street beewesn Psnnsyl.
vanis avenue and ID street. The house II hand
sonsly furnished throughout, and with ali the mod
err improvemsnts-watsr, gas, 10. The premhes are
on lease Of i've years, with the privilege Of fur
thsr lease Of ten ysars
The proprietor wishes to 90 TO Europe, and this ID
his only reason for seling out For further partie.
ulsrs, apply to WILLIAM N. CRIPPs,
No. % Louisians avenue,
yls-tf Near Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Larceny.

David B. Mcdonald was arrested, on Tuesday
forenoon, by -Ohioer Pendle, OF the Fourth
ward. He was taken before Justice Walter,
who continued the care for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
CANTERBURY HALL,
Lo.isis.s Avenue, near si1th street.
The C0Ol Retreat.
The present uuparalleled conbinatioa Of artists
REMAIN ONE WEEK MORE,
BY universal request.
LAST WEEK
o. THAT
MONARCH MINSTREL,
SAM. SHARPLEY.

Ths audiences during the past week were unsni.
nous In their p!aise Of this talented Comedtan He
nSss .s nssa.s ssS
unceasing iund Of genuine hunor. to grapPls with
and extract finn fron The plaos topos Of the
and brilliant wiz, embodied in hs Local, Political
and Military Critioisms In his owa peculiar style,
which has rssdered his name Ae talk Of Ae city.
Last chance to sse that Mountain Of Fun and Flesh,
FATTlE STEWART,
Who will open new BUDGET Of Comic Sones, Eth.
oplan Sketches, assistsa BY
ANDY LEAvITT,
most popular Songs, Buriesques, b. now performed
by many Of the so-osllsd Ainstrel Bands ~ who
thus earn living and reputation through The Of.
W. b. HARRISON
VIM appear 10 2 new ssleotion Of comic songs. IN.
trOducng bis Extemporaneous Vsnihcation BlnGias
on any subject the audience may desife.
LAST wEEK OF
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet Vocalist
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Favorite Danseuse.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON,
The Pleasing Danseuse
FIRST WEEK OF
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
The Beautiful Dsnseuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty Bongstrsss.
MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every night this wssk,
In the production Of which they will eclipse oil
PREVIOUS EFFORTS.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES
NEW BANJO SOLOS, NEW ACjB,
NEW BURLESQUES, NEW AFTER PIECES
Admission, sS cents. Oschsstrs Chairs, 90 cents.
Doors open, N. Performance, sk O'Clock
jysi (Star-l0 sqsl
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

RY a"sES 4 WILLlAns, A.s,,e...r r..
20 s;';iS S;,u. ,ss; r.
.,.ln nom Jan.s W: Bsik.r, ~ ssd 10 N. Sissessd -
against the soeds and ehsttsIs Of Nm 80 SSisS,
ny nSese rent due and N arrears, have, this Isth
o s,r.s v.ss We. ,.s ssosso.dsg s :: II:
Soias, Chair
MN,,ss Lseiss sed.tssd.
F.sss.r Essts:;'S By ws,SrSSs. .sS Sis,.-.
What Nots, kSt Trees
Gsip.is, Oh Cloth .ad Mirror,
window Shades, LoNages
China, Gla. and Crookssy Ware
Cooking aad other Stsvsf
And many other articles too nuusrous to De
ohsss on TGEsD2g ssss os 'Ia y e SSe ssioss 81
m, In front Of Green 4 Wiiiiams' Asesio. store,
No. $40 Seventh street, corner ,srs:t ,,.
,vm a. GREEN Il wILLIAMs.
RY W.. L. WALL d co., Auettsassss.
d Snoess.or e VAL 4 RAs.A.D. -
ss At a asG
street, near Fi6h, hi. Household Fsrnitsrs, 10"
WaidroGss Carpets, Bsdstssds
Wood and cane seat Chairs aud Rockers
WAshstsnd. and Toilet Sets
shuok and Hair Mattresses
Parlor and Kiti" n Stoves, and Utensils.
Terms Cash.
W L. WALL co,
Jy @-d Auctioueer
QY w. l.. WALL q CO, Aaclionssrs.
u Suoces ors to WALL 4 BAssAsD.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF A NUMBER OF
HORSES, COLTS AND MULES, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, SlN July, l@2 at the Coz.
n:,, The y cs ;cd q psS
| cd ss unit for the public service
Sale to commence ut ~ O'Clock.
Terms cash, In Government funds
J. j. DANA,
Captain AssistAnt Quartermsster
W. WALL CO,
T@ Auotioneers
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ID Il. A. ZAPPON N h,
PhySlcian and Dentist,
Once, No, ol X street, near the Clrols,

Dr., ZAPPONE continues to give instructions to
Medical Students and Others In Anatomy, Physiolo.
ny, Chemistry, Geology, Botany, and yArisus other
branches Of science connected with medicine. jyA
SOoX8 X8IN DNnl
No. III Ps~~syluaMia aus., WasAi~gto~, D. q,
Books so..A n svssy STYLE. Turkey. nosoeso, as.
.. anA OAH Nsss-0
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Druak and Fighting.

Charles Heate was arrested, Tuesday night,
BY 0fioer Beals, Of the Third ward Nor being
drunk and disorderly, and finally hghting IN the
street. He was fined 1894 BY Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
INV EST II M E N Il 8.

SEVEN AND THREE.TENTAB UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDs-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS,
QUARTERMASTER'S VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IssUE)
Act of August 10, 1851;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Bold.
RITTENHoUSE, FAINT CO.,
Bankers, s62 Psnnsylvauia avenue.
jyls-lm
A X l. X 3 .,
A hssvy assortment Just rsesiysd ard for esls BY
~. JOHN b. ELVAN6,
" ls-solw 500 Pennsylvania svenus
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

X # p A X N G.
A manufsoture Trunks extensively, aad neces.
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material, an better
prepared TO repair Tsunks, 40, thoroughly and
promptly, than any other sstsbllshmsnt In the city
jy7 JAMES 9. TOPHAM
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AUCTION SALES.
T1a1as Day.

AUCTION SALES.
~ T1a1S ooYs
nv onoss 4 wILLlAns, Aueeesassrs,
SIZE Il s'Sise 81 oasSS ;sii sS.ss as Sr.u,s
.sll, y front o. our Xsss,cn ksoas, Is.ss Ics q
'a''esi ssS = Son.. ~, s9:.s;.y S1.ss; ", b;o,.
9, Soxe. 1um 6rops
soxes az Fss
- bones Choooia,s Drops
g S: So.s. rn,S.a. nixsd Cssdss Ur..rf- ..5
mi ssr'; ST .is:s S::sS o.,s,ss: DssSs: ruy aran
n. q cs.s:: cs.s::s.s.s, sss,ss s..s
'''' WI os:ss 4 Il !: WI; i1'sni:.'''
Bx O." ~ .n.:., = ws,.,;.As; s.1..;s a a..s,.s...:,
9. InuRsDAY, ne a.tS iassal v. 4 n III In
irSst rs t. O the prsms.. ats o'clock m ave brisE
NO ate hoatins on Goat Alley, between Sixth s.d
Ssveoth, Asd and u strests, sosth and the 9ros.1
. wn'ca they stand b,i5s part lot No, In saia
Terms one third cash; balance 1. .,x. ,v.,v. .,d
eiSntsse month";, the psrchsssss to give noess %,
sale-a deed siveA and dsrd Of tYust tsksu
GREEN WILLIAMS,
JAY lid lSnrl Assetaassrs.
QY ,. 9. MeQUlME q CO., AueeSsusers.
- TWO FRENCH PLATE MANTEL nm
r9n, GA Chandelie!s, Hasdscme EsersyinGs, Fur.
niture, 40 at Auction On THURSDAY GORN.
ING, Juy slth, at 10 o'olook, at No ses PssnsyI
yss.s Hss., ,ys.ss, few door east Of The Nstio:.i
Two large Gilt fnns Fresoh Plate Ms.,sl MIR
Pair Of Parlos Ga. Chandelier
,'air Of Marble Hsntels and Crates
Engfayipgs 10 sllt frames
Eise Damssk Cur aims and Corpics
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
Superior Msrble.top Sideboaid
Biaaels and InGrsia Carpets
Oiloloth, Cocoa Msttine
Extension Dining Table, Chair
Silver. plated Wslters, Castoes Ice Pitcher
FORKS and epoops, Excellent fabls Cutlsvy
Chehas DAehes. China, Giass, and Crockeyy Ware
bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstaads
Hal! and Husk Mattrse y, BeddinR
Cooking Stove, Rsffigerator
together with lot of Kitchen Regulates
Terms oaah
J.c. MCGUIRE CO.,
VF Auosiosesn
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

Bishop, Second regiment New Jersey volun.
tssn, Taylor's brigade. Slooum's division, army
Of the Potomac, formerly from Boonton, Nor.
ris county, New Jerssy, aged twenty. i've years
two months and twenty eight days; wounded In
the right thumb; smputatsd at the nrst joint
doing well.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
1J,O OErICEHs, sUTL.Eas, &e.

jy ls-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16

- kkTTfFtTkE TEETH--THE EHEOTLAE.
- TIC AND yULCANITE pRoCESS-G. w
JONES DENTIST, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied = it's
absolute superiority over all. other methods can
With confidence commend II TO those tiesriur full or
Partial Of teeth, and especially such a. NAV he
dissatisfied with those they are now using. The
perfect adaptation Of the plate TO the mouth aud
he suction thereby secured. enables him to insert
cue or teeth sriahoas etGses. This method hav.
ins been adopted by those standing highest in the
profession, North and South. testimonials will b.
gwen and specimens exhibited 10 those wishing to
see them Sets OF Teeth, gold or any other plate
w7n oi eourss he made tor thos. preseuing them,
FALLING. Clsansieg. Extracting, and all other opera.
,sons. gently and Thoroughly performed. Teeth .x,
sgsctsd tv ELECTRICITY. without pain
W Office On Main etreet, opposite Ccrinthian
HslL de i--ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
~. MEDICAL CARD.


DB PLUME. Of the old Medical House confines
n;psseif mainly to office practice on Franklin
street a ii,t,o below the Exchange Hotel and dag
onsily opposite Odd Fellows Hall where skilfu,
snd confidential treatment may be obtained on rpa
snnshle terms. Those who have been exposed to
rerisiu contagious ailments. are invited 10 cali
early.
Communications by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended "a. ofhce open from A. NJ tin 9 r. M
NV .3is RICHMOND VA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
PROFESSIONAL CARnS.

- w X. nRiNkARD, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW anil CLAIM AGENT tenderA his yer.
vices TO The public He will devote spvcssi attsn.
.,an 70 the preparation Of papers and the CoLLet.
floN OF CLAIMS agsirss the various Depart
a,snts Of the Confederate Government
r~ ofhee on Main street In the building next
.siow the Pos, oi6ce and opposite the Ameriean
Fetal 90 iS--3t.
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DLANTON DUNCAN, Columbia South Caro-
ID lima, Formerly of kentucky is prepared to
iii orders to any extent in ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING BANK NOTES, BILLS OF EX-
CHANGE &c. Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other PApE
will be kept. All 4--2mk
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Cd tween Clay and Leigh streets Church Hill
The Seventh Annual Session of this School will
commence SEPTEMBER 18th. For particulars
inquire of G. w. PETHERBEIDGE,
AL l9--1m' Principal.
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Rirturnlih gispatrt.

Up1hs DISfAfuH b ratlisbed DAILY, ows,
AN excspied. rrtce fcr mailing e6 yeas, -
SSG0.for six mcnshss tArce mcnths ~; ono month
u rTne ,1 SEni-WRRKLY DrsPArun IA s~sel
s,erv TuEsnAy and fRlDAs A. a. Ii advance.
reThe WEEKLY DlSrAfciI d issueA evcry
RsT'Ay, and mailed 70 subscribers at o. pef an'm
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AHATCHESl MATCHES!!
h RICHMOND MADE MATCHES.
ed sure fire. for sale wholesale and retail at
1875 Main street. four doors below the Dispatch Of
fce Matches at 10 cents block, at l25 Main 81.
se S-lm+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16

TrEMALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-Tbe
third session will commence October LIST, 1862,
and close July l. 1863. The course of instruction
will embrace es heretofore, the primary and higher
English branches Latiu, French and Music on the
Piano p b. PRICE.
se 3-2w* Corner Marshall and Gath Sta.
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S SQUIREs SELECT CLASSICAL AND
4. ENGLISH SCHOOL corner of Main and LIST
SITS, Richmond, Va. The 18th sesgon will com.
mence on the 10Th of Sept. 1862.
Prof A. LA BOMBAHlE Teacher in Modern
Languages
JOHN A. CALTO, Teacher in Drawing
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Usrsa THE TELEGRAPH.

The rebels have used our. Telegraph wire In Viz
ginia recently with even moxe. lSnai success than
they did in Kentucky, and Win quite ~ much I'm
pudence. 1t Is said that the moment Hitzhugt
Lee captured Manassas, he teegraphed In the name
of General Pcpes chief Of staff to the proper ON.
Ger in Washington. requesting him to send to the
Junction large supply of shelter tents and har-
ness for artillery horses. The order was promptly
filled, and the rebels were soon gladdened by the
appearance Of . train loaded with what they
wanted. Jackson, on his arrival, sent messags TO
the Superintendent Of Military Railroads, c0olly
asking him to change the time table on the rosd for
his accommodation. Wask Chy0rs.