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Rostpn Embellishments.
DOsTON MEDICAL AsYIJIM,-

BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-Th
~ Institution, established for the benefit OF the sick
and suffering, whether rich poor, is under the imme-
diate care Of Dr. T. X. TAYLOR, aided by Of the
best consultation talent the city Affords The uIode Of
treatment practiced embraces all the modern improve
ments which have been made by the professors and stu
dents Of medicine, surgery electricity. magnetism psy
chology, and mental and spiritual philosophy. Dr. Tayl
Tor Is an experienced physician, well skful op
orator and manipulation During practice of twenty
he has been eminently successful In curing some
of the worst OF Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sia rheumatism Neuralgia, Mental and Nervous Depres
sion and Female Complaints, which have under
medical Many cases of Nervous Prostitution Neu
ralgia and Female arrangements are relieved at Q
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever cause
produced are treated By the eclectic system with inva
riabe success. Patients from distance, who may wish
TO remain in the city while under treatment can be fur
nlshed with good accommodations and board at moder
ate rates, by communicating with DIR. Taylor day or
two before their arrival.
Office, consultation and operating rooms. No II Han
over street All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. r. X. TAYLOR, Bos
ton. .
p, S-Dr. Taylor's Medical Work for beth sexosj emu
tied The Medical Companion, can be 0btalnea ~ n az
or Of W. v. SPENCER, Bookseller and PuDnsnS, ,tps
Washington street. price 80 cents. Three Stamps ~
when sent by mail du ~
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~ New York Sunday Mail Train at 6 80 .. IN.
YIN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
E. b. PHILLIPS, Supt.
Boston, April 80 1852 DIFF my5
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Real Gstate.

a48eASE kErNA
In view of the times and the necessity of dspos.
ing Of property have had placed in my hands
For Sale or Exchange
great variety of Real Estate consisting of
YELLING HOUSES, varying in price from
$500 to $5000
BUILDING LOTS, deslrably located in all parts
OF the city, to suit the wants Of all classes
FARMS, large and small, in the adjoining towns al
prices within the means of ALL adapted to the raising
vegetables or market, for dairy purposes milk
Wood and Timber Lots,
together with two three Saw Mill Privileges.
III most of the above list of Real Estate the terms
payment will be made to accommodate the condition
and means Of the purchaser. Much of the purchase
money can remain for term of years on mortgage.
TENEMENTS TO RENT.
f.. H. ABROT'T,
No. lOl Main street,
I'll diff Worcester, Mass
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FLOWERS FLOWERS FLOWERS

This firm having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business, and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments Of Government, believe that they Of
ford greater facilities TO Pensions, Bounty and other
claimants, for the prompt and successful accomplish
ment OF business entrusted to them any other firm
in Washington. They design to secure such amount
of this business wllenable them execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CIIEAPLY, and on the
basis Of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services of LAW FIRM III each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business had,
furnish such with all the necessary blank forms at appi
cation evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
instructions and upon the due execution of the papers
and transmission of the same to us from our Local
Agents, they Will promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be ~ ZEN DOLLARS FOR OF
FlCERS and - FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES
for each PENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK PAY Ob
tanned, and ten per cent amount of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR IDEAINITY.
sB soldiers enlisted since the LIST day Of March, 1861.
in any kind OF service, MILITARY NAVAL, who arc
disabled by disease wounds are entitled to Pensions.
should ii soon close will be entitled to 800 Bounty If
there be no widow then the minor children then the ia
ther mother brothers sisters entitled above
JOSEPH Is. $ rEWART,
II, L. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
w. f. GAYLORD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
swampoedis Di.loyalsy.

During the last municipal election y few Of
the best residents Of 6wAmpoodle took an 40.
tive interest In the election, and used their
best endsavors to secure the election Of the
cumbent OF the office. Some Of these Irishmen
have even had the audaoity to sustain the re-
publican party and the administration. For
these enormous sins against the majority OF
swampoodle, who were Of the Haliday-condi.
tional'semi seoesh- school Of politics, the loyal
men have had TO suffer continual annoyance,
injury and insult from time TO time.' Some
months since, 1t will DO rec0lleoted, that one
woman was so enthuslastio In her zeal for the
.dimmsorstic" party, that she went 10 the
front OF his house with the rain pouring On her
unprotected head, and called down GulDes Of
all the saints In tho calender, beginning with
the Virgin Mary and ending with Saint Patrick
quenoe Of the unpardonable sin Of voting
against "the party"
Fearing these prayers might not be Rnsw cred
70 their satisfaction, and speedily enough, the
disloysl neighbors OF tho true Irishmen have
considered themselves specially commissioned
| By tho saints and angels, the holy church and
the "Dimmercrats, to perseoute the loyal
element In their midst and purge 1t out. This
state Of things has kept the neighb0rhood In =
entinual broil, and the police are frequently
.salled upon to suppress threatened riots.
Several fights have occurred at different times,
la which his Satanic Majesty, King Alcohol,
has usually, and as usual, taken prominent
art. ..u....' ID
some arrests have been made, parties have
been bound over To keep the peace, some
have been fined, some sent to the Provost Mar
khal and released for want Of sufficient evi.
hence 10 establise their disloyalty. Still the
aunts and insults continuej sometimes "night
} made hideous" with the disturbance. We
ould recommend a thorough ovsrhsuling OF
ho Inhabitants Of this deeotable locality, and
military prison for Nil the maloontents.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
For the National Republican.
The Fair and Festival at ODD Fellows
Hall.

Why do not more attend IT. IL the object too
low or the sacrihOs too great! Let US see.
What IL the 0bjecty II Ia to help those and
those only who have helped us; to comfort
those who have left home, friends. business,
and pleasure, become soldiers, and even fought
and bled for us and now suffering M u oonse.
Quence In the hospitals Of this city, greatly
needing and gladly receiving Just such things
as the fair aud festival will give them to the ex.
tent Of Its ablity--an object high enough for the
rulers OF earth or the spirits of Heaven.
And what ID the sacrifice Not 10 expose our
health In camp, or endanger our lives In bat
tie, but simply to devote u few minutes time
with music, beauty, and taste around US, and
by our influence and dimes assist and patronizs
the efforts Of patriotic young ladies'. ls this
sacrifice too great for thuse who love their
country, but who have not yet taken up arms
TO defend It?
II such an object oan be coupled with such =
sacrifice, let us during the present week Of
the fair and festival be more willing and anx.
iOus TO vie with each other In the glorious
work! Let heroes from the field rejoice In
philanthrOpists M home. The cause has u
right to demand, and II does demand, continued
and generous patriotic effort, and he who does
not respond should never claim the name Of
Z. PATRIOT.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
FLOCAL NEWS
AnussnasnSs.

d. ID. . Ill"
ruGA1rin- -Complsts success hAs Drowned
the s6orts ofthis plsos Of anussment, snoe
the opening. We must eoogratuiaee the entef.
prisins manager for giving us IN sntertsinment
at ones snssl!sinine and amusing and totally
refined and Suisfvated tsstes. j4,
We Wers pisAssd 70 SEQ 80 many OF our bess
families present, and agreeably surprtssd at
the high order OF talent displayed BY the sev-
Brent was indeed supsrb; her rendition Of thaa
old bat ever favorite air, Home, Sweet Home,
We have certainly never hoard eQuAllsd ID this
city; and her pure, soprsno voice told Win
great effect IN several other selsctions given
tioslif d lsSded throughout. "a = onos o.
tsbflshed herself as an artist Of the nrst order,
In the. opinion Of several thorough musical
crltespreseut. - a'hh ..
sh.rplsy e ven known s, IN SonnsctiSu ,Su
woli!earnsd Reputation ne enjoys, and kept the
audience IN a. continual roar BY his original
wit and sStiricsl hts on popular events Of the
day, so totally different from the commcn.place
N. sssss.ss % makeup sI T'TS and parodiss % on well
known airs were q rich treat indeed, and ap-
peared to give particular satisfaction.
Our space will not admit Of . mora extended
notice. suiaoe y to nay, the whole entertain
tronsgs Of our lady friends and families.
CAxFnsuRY. vast crowds that oongre.
gate within this beautiful temple Of music and
fun every evening, shows that our citizens oar
and will appreciate talent: The dancing OF the
great Spanish dsuseusss Mile Marietta Ravel
attrAsts much sttsntion, and the sweet singing
Of the charming .osntatrice. Mas Clara Butler,
creates the widest enthusiasm among the
audience. Bhe ID nightly snoored to the third
and fourth time. and no one becomes weary Of
her melifuous notes. The trick pantomime
the Golden Axe" IL n great success, and nc
one can witness Il without admiring the excel
lent manner In which II is produced and enjoy.
ing a good, hearty laugh. II will be performed
for the fourth time this evening.
The full company appear tonight In thsii
most Interesting and amusing scts,. ~ follows
Miss Nellie Taylor In song; Misses jenny Allen
and Ellen Colleen in fancy dances; Willis Arm.
strong 10 his great juggling fsats; the Dele
vante Brothers In thoir aorobatic acts; Mr.
Harrison, the extemporaneous singer, In hii
local hits; Denny Gallagher In his great Irish
songs and dances; J. b. Budworth IN his negro
oocentrlcities, and various others In interest
Ing acts Of performsnos. forming altogether 4
programme most extraordinary. 49,. a.r..a-
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
CiTY COUHCILS.

BOARD OF ALDmxxN.-The Board met last
evening. Mr.. Clephane in the chair. 80
A communicaiicn was rsosived from the
For Waisr Tappsr.-Danisi Hannah. ..
For sosvsnGsr. I'd District. Second ward
+. Stahl. 'I..llr r.N.,
The nominations were referred to Hppropri-
Tho Board Of Common Council having Insisted
upon the sppointment Of 4 committee of con.
terence on the tax and appropriation bills,
Aessrs. Brodhead, Ssmmes, and Gordon, were
appointed " the committee on the part OF the
Board of Aldermen.
Mr.. Drodhead presented q communication
from Walter D. Davidse. Esq, respecting his
fees ~ attorney IN the case VI Roger Weight
man man @g,I sgain.t The Corporation. Referred to
The same gentleman also presented the psti.
tion of Mrs. D. II. Burr, praying Councils to
authorize the Mayor TO lease lot No. 3, in square
+s0 Rsterrod to Committee on Finance.
The Board Of Aldermen here took recess In
order 10 allow the committee Of conference
Time to meet and report. 80
The bin was finally adopted in pretty nearly
the same shape as nrst reported.
Adjourned. ......
CoMMoN CouScII.-Boatd met according 10
atiournment, Mr.. Wilson 10 the chair.
The Chair stated the Board mot this evening
for the purpose Of considering the tax and ap.
propriatton bills, on which this Board have
asked committee Of conference, ON which
subject This Board has received no Response
from the Board ofAldermen. ..a u.. o..
Mr.. Utermehls urged the Importance Of the
Immediate passage Of the school bill, and he
hoped It would be taken up at once for con.
sideration.
Mr.. Gordon, from the Committee on Schools,
stated that the bin had been made the special
order for Monday next, and therefore the com.
mittee, who had the bill In hand. were not pre-.
pared to report on the bill tonight.
The bill was postponed until next Thursday
evening, at O'Clock, and resolution was
passed to meet at that time.
An announcement was made that the Board
u Aldermen had appointed committee Of con-
ference on the tax and appropriation bills.
Tae chair appointed Messrs. Thompson,
Lloyd, and Ellis ~ the committee on the part
Of tina Board. "E
The Board then tUok recess, IN order TO
await thS action Of the committee.
Mr.. Thempson, from tho committee Of oon-
ference, made \ report recommending striking
out section 70, and making the general tax 90
cents on hultred dollars, instead Of so cents; /;
inserting September in place Of August, Ooto-
oer In place OF September, November In place
OfOct06er, ana tia discounts hxed Ut Is per
cent, 10 per cent, asd per cent.
The report was adored.
Mr.. Thompson, from the same oomnlttse,
presented the report Of that COMMITTEES on the
appropriation bill. 1t reosmmends that this
Board reoede from all its ansandments, except
that In relation 10 gas, and the Board OF Alder
men recede from xll except the price Of gas,
and from their amendment TO thai am endment
Tho report was adopted. Do. -
The Board then adjourned TO next Thursday
uight, 1T 7 O'Clock. ......"
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
More Troops Arrived.

The l3Oth Pennsylvapis regiment arrived ri
enc O'Clock yesterday Mbrnng, and went into
quarters at Soldiers Rest. The regiment mum.
bers about $50 men. and WAS recruited In York
and Cumberland oounties-the former furnish.
ing four companies, and the latter six. The
aeld and stsf, with the exception of Col. Zinn,
have not yet been appointed. The York oom.
psnies are commanded by Captains Ash, Small,
Glsssner, and jenkins, and those from Cumber.
land by Captains Porter, Loughlin, Lee. Kelso,
Znn, and HOfaOker. The regiment Ia com.
posed Of fne material, and Is fully equipped
for service. full complement of field music
10 with them.
A company Of engineers from Pennsy vania,
numbering s. men, undeF command ofCaptain
Wrighley, arrived yesterday.
The President, At an early hour yesterday
morning, paid y visit to the "Retreat," and
evinced much interest In the arriving soldiers.
About six O'Clock, the 1924 Psnnsylvan
regiment, Col. Johnson, 100 strong. passed up
the Avenue. They were armed and equipped.
and looked finely.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
The Mercantile Bank,

To the Editors OF the National Republican:
toe in your paper Of thiA morning. headed
"Bogus Bank" A concern styled Mercantile
Bank was closed, q few days ago, by Col. Ba.
ker, Chief Government Police, BY order Of the
Government" Permit me to say such Was not
the fact, Ms y shown by Nm article In this after.
moons edition of the Washington Times, In
which true statement of the facts Of the case
are made. Trusting you will do us and your
readers the Justice 10 publish this, the full
facts, or suoh notice - viii set right the wrong
impression or injustice your artiole alluded
to may have given, az We are n bona fds, and
no bogus oenoern, as styled.
am yours, most respectfully.
P. W. GRoor,
Cashier Mercantile Bank, 223 Penn. sv.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10, 1852.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
IIo, for AlexandriaI

The Young Amsrioa, Captain +. A. Rythsr,
.,akes regular trips from the Seventh street
harf to Alexandria ut AN extremely low rate
Il fare. This route IL n great convenience to
nose who have business In Alexandria, and AZ
short pleasure trip, with the enjoyment Of n
/ the ancient town Of Alexandria. 1t cannot
b surpassed. Omnibuses connect with the
bat from the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
/ Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
~ ASp u H5sAsX InEEoykD Ea

VALUABLE And HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM NEAR BLADENSBURG FOR SALE.
sirsabls and Highly Improved FARM, containing
about ninety adrss' situsted within . few hundred
yards Of the Blsdensburgh Depot, and distant from
the farm Of Hon. Charles B. Calvert, end V i'm
proved By an sxosllsnt Frame Dwelling house, large
house, several hne springs Of Water, Hot beds,
0rapsry, 80, and h believed to be the best Truck
Farm In the vicinity Of Washington. No expense
In the vioinity Of the metropolis.
For terms, 6c apply TO
JAS G, MoGUIRk A. co,
Auction and Commiasion NsrohAnts
aug 9-d2w Washington, D.. q.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
r~lAlns AsAmsy tAs UslsED sra Il:

rIaAIHD AoAnDv ths UulTscD vCA .a-
TINLEY BIeaER. lass Ksgtsssr o, ,,u. = .
TrsasaryJ aaA CHA1khD .. gHgRMAN Ions
ploes at Law, will dsvees tAstr estire atten,,o, TO
- Rroeseut3oa an1 ssttleoeat of demands assins
~ UMese etases, ssy~eAe sst q the pfsses' war,
trasesr., azd DisSsrAng Oossssi .spplioatiou. @,
- restoratisn Of property nlegally sleled o. .aj
tara, aAd ~ eo9Deasasisa Soe the use OF privse =
He2Sty tSe Gsverueas perIess:, and iof aaaas@
sllitSsz PAY, ,psesie.a eaa bcsnty !snds' Ala iei
|s6u ssd d.s 70 ssb-sea6esogn - etbsrs
Tnsy will also give kg0 adviss 70 olaama au On,
tfaeteas, md 70 anpee1sau1ouAl aesuu Ia tl,sfvi
49,; nd Dfspafs wntlsn afgunsaA when dss,ed
WIN Non-iesldsas ASsan Who NAY ssal lbsn
ssA.ns. sn equitable divts,os of eoomisios'. wi H
UnlispussA psna,<,. ,va b ,o,l.o,su a.,
/ lo0pey fvnittsd l6 se0nialisa VI from . aai,
r. two aad half per cent -dspsadiAS VI ID,
AnSant; and nesotiaticas wsth ths DsEsrtiS~..
eooaooeed % modofnte tsrms
b peoaps esssntlon, modsfass charges, .od, e..
ps1ienoe, and 2 minute knowledss Of tho VI laws
tegulaticns, rules and prsosAssti, eoysrnins ihi
tA0 Of business o. the Depaxtnsats, they hope ls
:eader their servioes useful to olaimanis end uL
Rslsrsass nay BE- made to Msmvvrs VI .oosrs.
80 odloers Of the 0overnmsnt, and espeslaily b
egHasaoo, 70 ne Hon. kLissA WulrtLAsxI ru.i
osHHso,et xsS5 = s,, sas fsa;sfH; siHTHkr sasx,.,
oass, No n ssrsss, ssSr TSssury anu vi
lAfds' HoteL nov A-su
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

IMPORTANT TO sUTLERs.
l. REQUA co are rspared to furnish to suffers
and 9th irs their Justly celebrated Arated BREAD
and CAKE, In large or small quantities. at liberal
prices.
kEQUA 4 CO, Proprietors,
90 Louisiana avenue,
au l9-lws bet. Ninth and lenth strests
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Stealing Melons.

ust confess there il strong temptation
aulatlOn when the luscious "fruit Of the
which we term melons is placed IN tho
=. So thought two soldiers, Daniel Brown
CIbort Boyer, who laid violent hands on
Of the delicious fruit belonging 20 Mr.. r.
n In the First ward. They were arrested
imcer Blmpson and delivered over to the
srs Of the Elghty.si New York volun
q,
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
LON sOsIOn, VIA nHWPORT AHD
~ ....r.. FALL hIVRR.

~ tAssplsadta 80 ssEseioe NsAA- CA&
sn ABTkOROLI9, AHRl1H
STATE, LAY STATE, and STATE UT 6KiEE
70 tSs navisaton Of Long isiand Sound, rSsninr il
ooensotton with the Fsll Rlvsr and Old Colon,
rallrosd, distance Of . nala oaly V Bostou.
Isavs Pier No. ., North nvss, near the Battery
fhs stsaasf EkPIRE STATE, Cs,a. brSytou.
MsaAays, Wednesday,, and Tridays. at o'oIoSS, p
iss s ssssSsr EE4S6foIIs ih FOL ~ yG.p, brown, .,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and oaturdays, at 1 o'oIoch
r. IN, tosohing q Newport ssoh Wy
Thee stsamsn ars fitted with oon,nudius ,t.l-
rooms, and every asraAgsmeat for The security and
oonfot Of passenger, who AZ Afforded by this rout.
proosed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
u starting Of the accommodation At A. n, b.
which they may rsaoh Boston sboSt SSS A. Il
4 baggage mastef y attached 10 saeh stsamcr VII,
rsoeivsS and tickets the bsgease ana sooompanis,
the same to its destination
tween Fall river and PTovtdsnos daily. e1espt Ssa.
ffsight to Boston b torwsrdsd throash with srss,
0spatsh BY an Expren Train, which lssvss tsu
rtv!s every nosnins, Sunday. e.esptsd, 1t u
o'olook, for hoctoo and New Bedford, arriving st,t
degtinAhCu at ab0st II 4. II.
fos freight q pss;Sgs ,aySly w eoart. @ assh
ana es,tns a. apply a beard OF ds'sd to ssHs''
WS, iIkOEN, Axsns,
saa H." 10 AID Il WsS' street n. !.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

VTNOiSS ....T TO..s .ND PAE-.sThAH.
MUM CO ,proprietors OF he Scsesu,he American,
agents for procuring ANA, lean a0t Eoretgn
p A II E N II &.
With Sixteen Years experience IN the Bunnsss.
Refer 10 Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holr,
Hon. W. D. Bishop, ex.Comuis,iore:s OF PalentS
and 70 more than fifteen thousand invsntors who
have had business done through Mum Il Co. Pat
emit Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice ssnt free / mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, leo pages, 70 oenps
mali
No charge for consultation orally or by mat
Preliminary Examination in United States Patent
Ofhoe, SS.
Ofices, No 81 fsrk Row, New York; Washing.
ton, oornsr Of = and Seventh streets opposite ths
Patent Onnoe. mar IL 6mif
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
w. TN e6PrEx, AND SHEET IRON

n RDNAScE OGFloE,
PROPOSALS. will b received, BY tsk bepsr,
msnt, until p u "a tbs 18th Of August, leo3, for
me delivery At thS ioilowtns srssosis Of horse
equi2msnts, U. Cavalry pattern, ss hereinafter
A the WATERFOWL Arssnsi, wstsrtowu, Msssa.
A, the Ws.sryiist Arssusl, ws.t Troy, New
Asthe Nov York GIssual, oovsraor'. Island, New
A,.n. "a Fr.nE,ssS A. xi..a.,, Br,as.,urs, psuu.y
A, the Xl.shsSy xI.sual, Pittsburgh r.uu.,,
Al the st. Louis AFsenai, 81. Louis, Missouri
lhsss 80 of Sorss .gslpu.a,. -. to 10 ,urpi.h.d
ri.t, picket pin, Link and blanket. Samples can BE-
examined st each q the above named srssnals
They are 20 bs eabeet % inspse.ion a. he is.nas
srnmsnt; nons 70 b accepted or paid ior Su. suCh
- are approved upon such tnspeouon
Deliveries nust BE- made ID lots Of not isss than
my eeA per week for all contracts Of % 0ets
DER Cns hundred sets per week for all eontrsets Of
from tya hundred up to one thousand sets; two
thousand to two thousand ssn; ave hundrsd ssis
per week for all contracts Of II ON two thousand TO
sx thousand sets; and sisht hundred sets Per week
ior AZ cootrse'' OF from six thousand to ten thou
Failure to deliver st specified time will subject
ths oont,.eto, S 70 iOrfssSrs % Of The quantity to b
boxed, Eve ssts In box in the oustouary malnsr-
bits and saddles Of assorted number; and the 0oa
tsnts 10 be distinctly marked On tho outer ends Of
the box The boxes TO be charged at cost, to bo Do
temined by the Inspector
Bidder vii state explicitly In THAR proposals
the time, quantity, and place Of each delivery Each
party obtaining contract will be required TO enter
Into bonds, with proper surotes tor the faithful fl
nlment of the same
Bids Of persons who are not mAaafa0tufsn o.
regular dssiers in lsathsl. work, viii not BE- oossd
ered; and the Department reserves the right to ~
jsot any or all bids vhioh may be made
Upon the award being made, saoosssfal bidAses
only, will be notified; and they viii b. furniAhsd
with forms Of the contract aud Of the bond required
Of thsm.
Proposals. will bs asdresssd to
"0snsrul JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief OF Ordnance,
Washington. d. c."
And viii BE- endorsed
Proposals. for H0rss EquipmsntA
JAMES W Ripley
sux s-s0dt21Aug Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ord'cs3
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

D1ODUCk AND FRUIT
Il 300 boxes Lemons
100 boxes Oranges
900 Coaooannts.
800 barrels Potatoes
900 barrels Qaions.
100 barrels Prime Appies
10 900 Dunohes Ouious
IA store and for sale BY ~,
suis-lm Corner Eight and D Strsets-
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
DlalOy0leY,

Fourth ward, arrested, on Monday, William Per.
kins, Miohssl Hollorap, Mary Perkins. and
Cathnrine MoCulligste, on the charge or utter.
Ing disloyal sentiments. They we're turned
over 10 tho military authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
PcrsonaI.

d. 7. Carns, IParsse,l and p. Psstongi. Of
Bombay; Major Wallace, U. 8. A; Col. J. Zig.
gins, Pa; Col. G. Il. T. Coils, Pa; Dr.. G. 9.
Gray, U: 8. A.; Dr.. g. n. Bowman. U. 8. A.;
ex.Gov; Newell, MI; and l.. zouvin. Of Paris,
vsndyke, Pa; Col. R. B. Van valkenburgh, and
Lieut.. Col. A. J. Diven, OF N. Y, and J. Fergu.
son and wife, Of California, are at the Metro.
politan.