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The national Republican., 1862-07-12
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WAsnrsuroN CrH yu.y IL. 1862,

Nm. EpIrcR; Happening intothe residence Of
secretary Smith last evening, found, from ap-
pearanoes, something extraordinary was the
order Of the evening. The parlors were neatly
or three bsoths and temporary counters, on
which were displayed for sale. toys, fancy ar
tcles, and boqusts. Behind these counters
we're the beautiful and graceful Mrs. v. the
sprightly Mss H, the amiable Misses T,
and ooterie OF grsoss TO persuade visitors 10
purchase the articles offered for sale.
In the rear Of the mansion the yard was
lighted by numerous Chinese lanterns, OF the
red, white, AID blue stripe, AZ were several
tents, which We found, TO our delight, were
stored with refreshments for tho inner man, /,
served by young gentlemen who knew how.
Visitors, among whom were many Of note in
both military and civil walks Of life, nooked 10,
until there WIS comfortable crowd. Seoreta.
ry Smith, although not quite recovered from
severe illusss, and lady, were indefatigabie In
their Efforts 10 make the Inauguration Of this
novelty = success. and upon inqulItng Why the
dencs to be turned into . house Of merchan.
disc, We learned, what We might have guessed,
that q good was intended to our Union soldiers.
II was kind Of select social fair. and was u
success-of course, refreshments and all we're
Literally paid for By these social customers-
men, and occasional reports from the several
booths, Of amounts received, incitsd competi.
ton.
sevsrai balloons we're sent up In the course
Of the evening, and other devices furnished for
The e.! entertainment o. the company.
social BY Mrs. Sec'y Smith. 10 her earnest efforts
70 contribute In every possible way 10 the com.
fort OF our soldiers, some Of whom will be
made more comfortable with the proceeds OF
last nights fair, and thank this kind .heArte1
lady for insugnrxting this new institution.
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Sent to the Workhouss,

by Officer TAFT, Of the Second ward, tor dis
oidsrly conduct, and sent to the workhouss by
Justice Clark. .3
John Bahnisier, arrested In the Fourth ward,
by officer Leach, fhr the Same of,nce, was
disposed 0f IN the same manner. John Robin
son, arrested by Ofiosr Norris In the same
ward for drunkenness and profanity, was also
sent to this rOKues' retreat.
LOWS Powell was arrested In the Sixth ward
for being drunk AID disorderly, and consigned
10 the same home.
The Seventh ward has been driving quite an
extensive business In manu- featuring orkhouso
candidates during the present month. Oa
Thursday, James robin, Margaret Les, Marga.
drunk and disordarly, jsh Church, for throw.
ing stones, aud Mary Robertson, Mary Brown,
and Alice Smith. for vssrancy, were sent to
ruraliz'ng by order Of Justice SirattOn. This
makes eight cases 10 one day thus disposed Of
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Creating u Nulsn nee.

Yesterday afternoon, Officer CessfOrd, Of the
Seventh ward, arrested q Jew rag dealer, by
the name Off Hanlsin, on the charge Of Gre
ating nuisance. Hanlsin keeps an extensive
rag store on Virginia avenue, near Four.and.a.
half streat, Island; and he has such oOllecii'n n
Of nlthy rags and rubbish about his promises,
that the vest &c, mpOund Of villan0us smsls"
imaginabl 10 are omitted. injecting the whole
heighborhood. The 'ficsrs have frequently
ordered him to take measures for the absts-
TO manifest no disposition TO comply with.
day or two since the filcer arrested him, and
he had the case put of til ye,torday. When
his case came OF he made no defence, and Jus.
tice Stratton hned him 80 94. This he refused
him. Consequently, the Squire made out u
commitment for him, and no was ordered to 90
days s,journ In the workhOuse, whore he will
be made to keep himself In more tidy oOndi-
tion than his premises are at present.
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India nubbsr Goods.

Msssrs Henry A. Hsll h Co, Of Boston who have
kept branch store at 3Os Penusylvanis avenue,
took lof tns GUNNER, and Que ciazens caa procure
India Rubber Goods Of every description, selsoted
ftom the layyra stock Of Gum Goods in the world st
Ne,ss II Ill Il Co.'s India Rubber Warehouse, %
Nilk street. Boston; and we would particularly call
tho attention Of Plumbers Drugsists Clothing d, al
Gula Goods, ~ Ill crders feoriVed by Messrs Hall
Co Will be forwarded by lightning express trains
1t manufacturers pri -. Fei9h pad, thereby saw
lag quite profit {, sl who may take advAutase Of
his Offer List Of prices and discounts forwarded by
msn v hsn d. sired. benSW
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Passing Count.rf.it Money.

Sergeant Cronin, OF tho Fourth ward, ar
rested man named Thos. Clements. last Thurs.
lie had passed several counterfeit notes on
persons IN this city. One note for IS on the
broken Clinton Bank Of Alogany county, Md,
was passed upon Emma CLARK; u $5 note Of the
Bank OF ChaMbersburg, Pa, pronounced n
Upon Clements two % notes purporting TO be
Of The Mechanics aud Traders Bank Of George.
town, ID. c., were found. These notes were
carefully examined by AN expert, who decided
that they are the Impressions of an original
plate; but there Ia no such institution In
Georgetown, and the notes are simply bogus.
Clements was sent TO jail for further hearing.
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SEAL. d PROPOsAl.s are invited until the
Cattle q the 5oL
The Cattle 10 b. delivered at Washington, d. c ,
and each animal to average 200 pousds gross. NJ
animal aon ltd that weighs les than 100 pounds
sro.A HeitsI., Stag. and Bula NOT wantsd
Ths hrxt delivery Of Cattle TO be made On the lst
day Of ugust, or a. soon thereafter th3 Govern
ment may direct. Blk hundred head Of cattle p.r
week will be required to be delivered under this oo
AIbo.d With good and suflo'ent security viii te
Ee I'D will be entertsia. when put In by OIL.
traotofr who have pres esiously lated to comply Win
iheif >out!acts in snv Drpirtmest Of the Govern
meat, o. where The bidd u not present TO respond
Ths names OF Aims should be stated In full, with
~ pkssle address Of sach member Z the nrm.
Pfopos lis from distoyL parties pM MT BE- cSNHdered
and an 9th Of allegiance must accompany each
An bids NUT be accompanied By two guarantee.
Biis 10 be directed TO MAJOR A. BECKWITn,
u. U. 3. A.. wssl,iagton, d. G, and endorsed
=" Proposals for Beet Catte"
Fbv,~ Of 0uardalee
we Of the county Of -, and State
Of -, do hereby guaranty that - Ia abe
10 fuAl Q cont act In accordance with the terms
81 his proposition, ard that, shoald his proposite
be accepted he will at once enter into contract in
&C cOrdance there with.
should the contract be awarded him, we are prc.
pa, ed TO become his srouritles.
(fhis guarantee must be appended 10 each bid
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the Official Certificate OF the Clerk of Il
nearest District Court, or Of the United States Di-
tritt Attorney. 'Js Q5
~ THE TIME FOR RECEIVING BIDS unt, ?
th above advertisen. MT ind. anitely postp,ned
Bll BECKwITH, Asjor {. ssl
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T,REAsURY EXTENSION,

PROPOSALS will b. rseeved 1t Til. ofics until
Friday the 18Th instant, at IL oclock noon fr the
furnishing snd delivery Of slt the Bril- hicn will
b. Quired iOr carrying IN the work o0 the Treas
ury Extensi0n IN u July 1863, to be delivered 10
Tue bidders mus give The price Der ihou,si d d.
liveFed q tile building at such points Us may be di
rooted
Samples of tie qualify and size Of Bricks required
Ssn be seen at this office, and all delivered must
compare strictly to samples
The Briots mutt be Of The test quality, sound,
hard, well bui n. d and full sised.
The right will be 70 erved TO ord, ~ many Bricks
delivered the urces-liy Of the wort acquires, Ii,
exceeding 40O, 100 In any one month.
lfany fer, made under thi, advertisement, | &C
cspted the succ-sfui 81 der will be rrqur, to give
satisfactory bond for the fulhlmeM, Of hi. .sfee.
'ment. 8 N. CLARK,
Acting Engineer In charge Treasury i'epartmsnt
Iy p-ulOt
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TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN Il Y POIN II,

The Potomac Steamboat Company
WlLL dispatch \ bSat iron the loot Of Seventh
w str,ei, Washingtoa, every aorning, (Sundays
excepted at six O'Clock for Acquia Creek stepping
al Marbu ys lard ng Returning, will leave As-
qua Cre,k every day, (suhdays sxospssd,) u .
O'Clock D. IN,
In conuccti"n, freight boat will run every day.
Fur freight sLd Usage, apsiy on boari the boats.
On s.tu'diys, tie boat leaving at six ool'ck In
the mornins will exis, her hip to Piney Point,
and Iriacipal inter.u. diate landings RstuTniDg,
leave Pincy Point ~ eight o'olook on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acquia Creek, g. Hound trip, -
Fare To Piusy Point, -.
For freight, passage apply 10 freight assats on
the wharvss
WAhi gton. June II, 1'67
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe dkeases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any intor.
mati0a from than.
No eharyr for oonsulasion or aduee.
oUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Nature Or the Laws Of Life:
/ With Blood our hands We Lever stain
Nor poison men to ease their paiu
Our Fsther-whom oil goodness tils,
Provides the means to cur. al Ills;
The Simple Hei bs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve ou psiu complete.
A simple Herb. . simple Flower,
Culld from the dswy Lss--
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thoe
Room No. Il, Washington Building, Pennsy ylvAaia
sysnue, corner n Seventh street.
Nv rIArye Tor Consolidation. 10 4-n
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Relief OF Sick ana wounded.

The bookbinders employed in the United
States Government Bookbindery, have con.
tributed the sum Of In aid Of the sick and
wounded soldiers. Considering the small mum.
bsr OF men Of this GRAFT, the donation 10 an ex.
tremely liberal one.
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DIED,

On the llth instant, MARY Bell. youngest
daughter Of James and Sarah Ann Hill, In the
second year Of hor age.
Lonely the days and sad the hours,
Since thou, desr Mary, art gone,
But, oh, q brighter home than ours,
In Heaven q now thiae own r
The friends and acQusintanoes Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-.
and Fifth, No. 6Ot, on this Saturday after.
noon, at 1 O'Clock.
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1 others follow the example.
The Emancipation Commissionsrs.
The following petitions have been nlsd since

The following petitions have been hlsd since
our last report:
VIM. J. Williams, I slave; Arian Tweedy. 1;
Alex. McD. Davis and Martha A. Davis, 4; Fl.
eanor B. n. Hllleary, I; VIM. H. TuGh, admir- Of
Harriet E. Muuoastsr, !; George W. Hopkins,
2; John h. ssmmes, 4; Ei,za n. Mashin, 8; Thee.
dore hashir, 2; Martha Il. Nixon, !; Eliza Bes.
tor. !; Thos. O. Msgruder, 2; Joseph q. Wilson,
!; Egbert Thompson, 4; Ignatius F. Young.
trustee, I; Cornelius q. Wildnan, 1; John W.
Clark, 1; Columbus Alexander, Is; Thomas II.
Nelson, /,
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County School Com misslonsrs

Tho board Of Primary School Commissioners
Of Washington county assembled In the Alder.
msn's chamber, City Hall, yesterday morning,
and organized by eecting tho following ofRosrs:
DR.. g. II. Nichols, preaidont; Charles H. Wilt
berger. secretary; Nicholas Cailsn, treasurer;
Alfred Ray, collector,
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

RYJ. g. Me1UIhE q co.. A.esissss.s.
bod En.os at Public Auction Oa TUESDAY,
dence OF ,hs rlnce d. Jtinviiis On I street, be.
Seventstath and Eigh esuih STR cts, We shall
III. FurSiturr and Edsots. cowprisinS--
koscwood n. oca ellie covered sohs, Arm snd
Side Ch.irs ..g '..... g..
Moqust cCv, red soas and Aim ChaIrs
tancy Reception Chairs 49,. line. --5....
MorOAo covered Arm and Sleepy hollow Chairs
kosswtOd Marble top Cente and Side TabIse
Walnut Bookc IVES and Secretaries
WalGut What not
Mant,l and Oval Mirrors
DAnizsk and Lsce Curtains, Shades ... 10. .
Mantel Or,sme, 4
Paintings, Engravings -.r..... I'd,
Tapestry Bru as, nd Ingraia Carpets
0iiciSth Mst'ins, SiairIods sud Eye r,
Mahogany and walnut s.ds,sad,
DnssI.g Bure "a
Wardr.Des and Wasbstands -y
Hair and husk Mattrtssss
Feather Bolstt r. and Pillows ....
LoGkin .glas.es. Chin and Tin Toilet Sets
MalHut Mir. or b.cs Liquor Closet
Wa nut kxtension Dining Tsble
Walnut Morocco covered Dinisg Chairs
silvrr pat d Castors, Table Gallery
Cut Gla Q " Ines, Drcanteis, 90
English China Diuner Srtt
Sitvrr-I lsttd FORKS ana Spoons
Once iabi-s, Revolving urs
Refrigei Hior., Kitchen Utensils, 80.
Large lot Of Asofud Cop eis.
Terms cash. .U'
JAS. G. MCGUIRE I CO.,
jyio-d1 Asstioas~'-
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photograph Gin Gsllsry.

We call the attention Of our readers TO new Pho.
togra phlh Gallery which has lately been estsblshed
by Chas. Weilhe, st No. b3S Seventh street between
Louisians avenue and ID street, where pictures are
taken In the highest style Of the art at the cheapest
rates. A prr,sut, worth from tveniy five cen,s to
two dollars, Ia given with each picture. Js 2-im
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Psnnsyiva.ta Hslisr A ssociasion.

In our notice Of the meeting Of this associa.
lion on Wednesday evening mistake was made
In the name Of the corresponding secretary.
Mr.. 8. Todd Perley was elected corresponding
secretary. We make this correction In order
that all business correspondence may reach
the proper officer, aud be promptly attended
IA.
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q. ~ ID. w. DATES,
- Practical Clock and Watch Rspairtrs aud
JovOlle10s

No. 43l street, oIe door below seventh sire t.
All styles Of CLOCKS repairei st resideJ by
eaving address and warranted to give satisfaction
Tor ons year All styles Of CLOCKS for sale st tbs
oaet cash pri0es. All orders sttsnded TO with
Iouptnss snd dispstoh. jyS-la
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Fair In Aid OF shs Sick and wouAdsd
Soldiers.

The Fair at Secretary Smiths, on Thursday
day evening, was complete suocess, there
b,ing present good representation o. foreign
eminent Gfaoials, with q sprinkling Of army
officers and citizens generally. There we're large
tents erected on tho grounds attached 10 the
house. The entertainment has proved pleasant
and profitable to the laudable object In view.
II was continued last night, when ths prizes
we're drawn.
Let others follow the example.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Hog Pen.

Andrew Parnyinaki (what a name y Was ar
rested last Thursday, by Ofiichr afbs6n, In the
Seventh ward. for having hog pen In too
close proximity to the olfactOry nerves of other
citizens, thus creating an intOlGrable nuisance.
He WAS fined 3S.N
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Cruelty 20 Antmals,

Thomas Moran, u COW driver, was arrested
last Wednesday morning, by oficer Skippen Of
the Third ward, for cruelty TO the animal In
his charge. He was fined 1858 BY Justice
Walter.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
= LOCAL NEWS.
"a AAYaYNiaQYN,

Hsariy 10 thousand eepiss OF me Aepso-
kod~ are circulated among the hoating popuia.
Non everyday besides thslsrEe number served
10 regular subscribers. AdssTtdssrs VIII taks
nots accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Visiting Days st the Hospitals IN this

General Hospital. (CircLs. J. Monday, Wed.
neaday, Thursday, and Saturday, between 2
knd O'Clock, p. m.
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PRIV-ATE.
PRIvATE.
1RIvATN.
DIR. LA BONITA

Is happy to sy that having recovered his health,
s'l di-sl Of Pnvate Chronic Mature, quickly
aud perm nently, or pay II 900 damages and rsfeis
the public 10 4. ofrstois PRrker Il Chiffon, OF the
New York City Hospital Cousulta,ions tres.
n LA BONITA,
Rooa No 6, Wash, ugtou building,
Jc ls-lm Tor Seventh Il. and Penn. av
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WANTEE-At The New Yo,k Employ nee.
w Agency Othcr, No 6tl Ninth strest, near Pa.
orr d GIRLS, with good references, a Cooks,
cham 1erInaids. Lsua iIe~ses, Mattresses, Nurses,
aud Seams rrsses, Also young Coered Men 10 walt
tables In Private Families or Ho els Also want.
ed houses immediately with or without FurnituY,
Empioye's In want Of good help, will Hnd It u their
advantage tn cali.
my .s'u H. MILLTR
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ITO MEMBERS o. coNoRIss. PRoFes.
sional 0sntlsasa, and othsrs.
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches,
brtef, Pamphlets, Reports, or Acy description OF
Book work, and solicit orderr.
W. @ BCAANELL 4 CO..
OAos eolnsS ladiaaa svsnws
oeVuS4 cad RsspaA ssssst, u istA q,
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

Stationery Cont, act Awarded.
The Department of State has awarded to
Messrs. Philp Solomons, Of this oity, the sta
tionery contract for the ensuing Asoal year.
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NXT OOD AND COAL.

W"op AND COAL.
The undersgned have this day entered Into co
partner hip under the nam. oi FuwBLk \ WARDRR,
lor The tTanrai ion OF general " OUd and Coal bu
ness Their yard Ia at the cone er Of Fourth street
We AID q street north, where they will always be
prepared 10 furnish Wood and Coal OF the best DUAL.
ltea ~ d ut the lowest market prioes
DAVID EOWBLE
May 90, 1861. WILLIAM WARDER.
JUST RECEIVED, 200 tons of the best RED
ASH COAL. ye-Iw
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XN AsIliao7Oa skll.T FACTORY.

WANTED--60 females TO leara 10 make skirn.
person csn, 10 short time, make, pet week, ifoan
10 ~ Inquire, tot psrticSlars st to7 seventh II
hstOsSn u and u. avs sA-k1
FAMILIES wishing large, airy Rooms,
Il with iransirht bOai,ing can BE- suited by apply
Ing a. liis Chestnut street, fhliAdslphia-
Ie .2-lms
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WANTS.

ID IONS AND BOARD WAITED Two
II GENTLEMEN are desirous OF obtiining two
PLEASAkT ROOMS, and permanent bOARD, In
private family, or wnerc there are but few toaId
etr he location NUT be In the vicinity Of the Pat
ent Once References exchst ged Address s. =.
ReIuJiodn Office je26u
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WAsHiNGTON CITY GARDEN,
w SRw fURK AVENUE,
Betoeen frs and SatWd !Nhces.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he nH opened the above pleasant retreat for
this season, and that hereafter, on every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, Ut O'Clock p. IN there will be
Band OF II Music In attendance.
A fine Ten.pin ALLEY aud Shooting Gallery have
been erectei iof the amusement Of visitors.
Club and ASSOCIATIONS can have the use OF the
Garden BY giving notice to the proprietor. He
prdges himself that he will h's beat endeavors
please all WIN III honor him with their presence
my 2+-3m ERNST LEfFLER.
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A. r. SPARKs, Secretary.

In accord ,nco with ths articles Of assooia.
tion, the following visiting committsss we're
appointed by the President, viz:
Judiciary Squars-T. l.. Forrest, Mr.. vii.
liAms.
Chffourns and Eckington-A. II. Brown, A.
n. Sw IN.
St. Ell zabeth-Sidney Andrsws, B F. James.
Circle and seminary-Dr. Barber, John A.
Jones.
Columbian College D. T. Winter, A. n. Swan.
Ascension and Southern n. Il Churohss-C.
p. Webster, -.
Douglas-A. P. Barnes, o. q Abel.
Mt. Pleasant and Carvar-F. d. Orme, James
|. Ferree.
Alexandria ard Fairfax SemiRary-G. R. Ed.
wards. Newton Crawford, L. 8. Wicklan, b. G..
Wheeler.
Stone-E. s. Wicklan, ". ". Danenhowsr.
Falls sChurch--Edward Bebb, j. Mexican.
E.st Washington N. E. Charch-A. q. Wiley,
B. Y. James.
Ryland and Grace Churches and Armory-A.
X. sparks, W. Curtis.
Trinity Church--James Steele, d. G. Wheeler.
Union Chapcl--I. D. Wtnn.
Epiphany and Fourth Presbyterian Churches
VICTOR y. Bul. 9. T. Green.
Street Baptist and Unitarian Churches
W l.. Avery, W. II. Irwin.
Thirteehth Street Baptist Church-Dr. Hay.
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u,nE UsIOs WILL svAsD,

0NAE UuIOH WILL DvAuD,
NO MATT kR WHO'S rnEHfuEa1 I
ConssQuently, ! shall remain III " Ks,iuE iou, ..
continue 10 pursue my occupation Of
hoUsI, sloN, AND ORNAMENTAL
~F a I D1 = Z ~ ~ -
GLIDING In all its branches OLD GLAZING
Cottage Furniture, In the best style. ALSO osl 81
isnuon to the Painting Of Roof and Bfiok Wsib
All the above will do ~ cheap ~ the otsSpss'
I therefore solicit the patronage u my iIiuntis.u
fellow oitisens oil the District. Puuotuality stratl1
observed, and work done In the hes manner.
gou Will plsass mind Your stJIs, aud stops
N. T. rARKERB
Painting kstabhshmtLt,
no. d LoukiAna avenue north sils)
between Sixth and Seventh slrssss
? e.-eiGas pst ~ ffss Of charge. ~ assal.
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DAT C MT . FFICE d UsIaE 4 . :.
soldiers Pensions & BOunties.
SOJNES \ .aLEX.d.NrDER

The undersigned have entered into 90 partner
ahip, ~ ATIORNlkS and SOLICITORS, tor the
procuring OF PATENTS, and all other kinds Of
business, at the Patent Olice.
ESpeosl attention will be given to rejected appli
ontions, 10 extensions knd opposition to eXtehaon,
tnd to taking and preparing evidence and argu
me nts in interference cases
The undersigned will nlso attend 10 obtuinirI
PENSIONS and BOUN1IES for S0ldiers bervins
during the present and previous wars, and IL the
prosecution generally OF all similar Olnssss Of busi
nesa with the Government
Once. corner Vi Seventh and y streets, opposite
the Patent Once DANIEL ". SOAtS,
q. II. ALEXANDER
WAauMofon. March 10, lSo2, DastahhWu
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QAlklnR Matea,

The following are the rates at which banker
and brokers are buying and selling gold an
silyer--.the legal tender notes being tho stant
ard:
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Amussunsnss.

CRovkR's TBrArRE--G Gaia NighL-Ths most
attractive bt,l 81 the season y eeleoted Tor th's
evening, Manager Grover deciding 10 make
the last night % the season ono TO be remem @
bsrod. Tie celebrated, Iiisb comedian. Mr.. q.
q. Charles, OF whom all Of us Al least have
heard, Ia tU appear In favorite character,
with s0rgs ami stories, In addition 70 the more
,Ssn Ordinary arsoTs - 2! srsas ~
Wanted, 1000 hiiners." aud "a Regular
Fix" M. Charles viii appear ~ Paddy Miles,
In the best Of Irish fxroes. the Limerick Buy /"
and viii s!ng The sonss Ioh
Charles will also describe his pa.sage TO Amer.
ica, and tell wonderful story Of the man with
no back bone. Such rare lot Of fun has nevt r
yet been provided for single nights snte,.
tainmsnt, and We may s1gsc. 70 see e the house
Ike mos, others, /! dsishtialiy cool. 90 early
for good seats. ...
CANTERBURY. TO. night the great stars ap.
pear for the last time. This afternoon the last
grand matinee Of the season VIII take place.
AZ a very large number OF ladies' were unable
to obtain admissIon TO the matinee on the 4,h
Of July, we hope that they will 60 in time, Ms
this will be the very last opportan!ty for them
TO see the celebrated stars. Fascinating Zan-
trstta. beautiful Ravel, charming Eva Brent,
wonderful valarde, fearless Alex. Z.hfretts,
and the astonishing Seigrist brothers, together
with the others, embracing the entire comb.
nation, will appear At both the xfte erno0n and
evening performance. Mile Zaniretta, Mariet
In Ravej, Miss Eva Brent, and othsrs Of the
three companies, have contributed much to
the delightful amusement Of our citizens du
ring their four week. engagement. They win
long be remembered by those who have had
the good fortune TO witness their superior tai.
ent, and heartily do We wish that they could be
induced TO prolong their stay 10 our city, but
as other engagements render II impossible we
hope that they all may prosper and be happy
wherever they 60.
HOOLEY's MIssrRRLs.-- Ford's Atheneum will
be opened TO the public on Monday night by
Hooley's Minstrels. who come accredited by
the press OF Philadelphia, In which city they
have Just concluded \ profitable season, a. ca.
pable and agreeable performers. Among the
prominent members OF the troupe, are Harry
Lehr, Nslse Seymour, and Charles Henry. The
last named, u vocalist OF marked ability, Il 10
reputed. ... ..H
VARIETIES. Es.-Purdy entertains his visitors
with ng, dance and Instrumental music, and
has pretty waiter girls 10 dispense refresh
ments. g.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

Banks OF ISSUE IN washington ana ueorgetoWh:
Washington. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mooh's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms l. Meroh's B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchaiks' Bank and the
Bank Of CoiHIasr0e issue notes Of the dauumi.
nation nf one dollar MI upwards.