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The national Republican., 1862-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.
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n"01omS~sss
GaovKR's THsArRs.-" Ireland az u Was."-
The second and last week Of the Fiorenoes will
BE- inaugurated BY the production Of the thrill.
Ing Irish drama, in three acts, entitled -
above, but which vas altered By the Lord High
SirsIsnd as Il is." The place is the history of
the oppression Of an Irtsh family BY an Eng.
iish sgent. by which they were driven from
their native country but BY the sympathy and
ss,sFS sns 81 usy Sf s:1 s:
dltion is smelioraied. The province Of the
British Chamberlain 10 10 license the dramatic
productions, and he refused TO do 90 for this
pieos, thus admitting the wrongs o. the Lrisn
and last title Of the play Ia preserved. The
performances Of the evening will conclude with
u kisohievous Annie" Mr.. Florence a. Tim
Souns and Mrs. Florence In fvs characters,
who propose to nc company ladies this evening
should secure their seats In advance. "The
Irish Mormon" and the Goodies" are being re.
hsarsed. Between the pieces this evening,
Koppiiz and orchestra will perform the original
march potpourri, "a Day with the Irish
Brigade" dedicated To Gen. Corooran.
FoRp's New THEATRE. Miss Maggie Mitchell,
the very concentration OF all that 10 lovely and
gifted, appears this evening In her celebrated
character Of "Fanchon," part which she
sustained for an entire season Ut Laura Keene's
% ssr Yss hs AsSS sSS TsRs:s'fT R2ss ns
Adelphix. The story Of Fanchon possesses
great interest and entertain nent; 1t is highly
dramatic In composition, and is aided by now
scenery, costumes, and effects. All the star
company appear In thS play. Miss Mitchell
executes the Shadow dance-a feature Of itself.
The intricate, yet pleasing Maypole danco Is
embodied in the piece; also, numerous beau.
tiful illusions, too innumerabie to mention.
There's no question but that n continuation OF
that success which has honored Miss Mitchell
during the past week will follow her until the
engagement Ia brought.to close. On SAtur
day evening this theatre was perfectly packed
yat the house was In no way over.heated; and
though numbers were corr s'ed to stand, still
ws heard no grumbling, Interested were all
present. Remember Hs1ohon" tonight. Miss
Maggie Mitchell, and Ford's new Theatre.
CASrERBURY.-.T Tho bswitohng little beauty
Nile Marietta, who created such \ sensation
last week by her elegant Spanish dances and
hor artistic performance upon the tight rope,
will appear again ths ard every evening dur
ing the week. Sha Ia, without exception, the
most attractive artistic we ever SAW upon the
stage. The great queen OF vocal music, Miss
Agnes Sutherland, the "Scottisb Nightingale, y
will slaO lend enchantment to the evenings en-
tertainment by her sweet and ever pleasing
ballads. Hart and Simmons. the celebrated
delincxtOrs ,f negro character, Robert Butler
the great pantomimist, the Court of Beauty, '
and a host of other Hrtistes, will appear this
evening In Al entire new and splendid pro
grammo, consisting Oi new pantomimes, new
songs, new dsrcoH, and now acts throughout
Secure your sst,' IN time, and avoid the grea
crowd
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Brutal Assault.

Last night, about o'clock, .. party Of boys
saw two soldiers pass up Third street, be-
tween d street and Virginia avenue, and soon
aftor they heard heavy blows, followed BY loud
and distressed groans. They ran to the place
Indicated BY the sound. On arriving, = man ran
from the ground, whom the boys pursued and
captured him. A number Of citizens assem blsd
on the ground severely out, bruised, and beaten
about the head and face. One eye WAS nearly
oblitsratsd. The captured oomrade gave such
N confused account Of the affair that suspicion
fell on him as the assaulting party. He, with
the wounded man, Was taken 10 the Seventh
ward station, where further invsstiga gallon vii
be made to-day.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
visiting Days At the Hospitals In shi

visiting Days at the Hospitals IN this
C1tys
Seminary Hospital .)-Every
day between and Q O'Clock, p. N. This ~
exclusively hospital for sick and wounded
oflcers.
General Hospital, Judiciary Bquare.)- Mon.
day and Thursday, between 2 and O'Clock.
6ranoh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church, livery day, from
l to 8 O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and G
streets. Livery day from to O'Clock.
Hours for visitors xt Ascension General Hos.
pital, Il street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from TO 9 p. m.
lrmory Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island. EVERY
day, from l to O'Clock, p. m.
Clifburne Hospital - Tueadays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of 2 and
p. m.
Visitors will be admitted to Carver hospital
only between 2 and 9 O'Clock p. N. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospital.-Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays Of each week, be.
tween the hours Of IL N. and p. m.
Any addition to, or alterations in, the above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
The ru..ra, OF Com. wainwright

Took pla,e on Saturday afternoon, with the
usual ceremonies. The procession, as II passed
through Pennsylvana avenue, attracted unu.
susl attention. The procession was escorted
by the marine guard from the navy yard, 40.
oompanied by the Marine Band In full uniform.
The marines never looked finer, and they
marched with that pre- oision and uniformity
which disting guishes the regulars.
On each side Of the hearse we're four sailors
as pail bearers, whose appearance was quite
nautical In their sailor uniform.
Following the hsarse came q long row Of car.
riagss, containing the distinguished naval on
oers now In the olty and the family and friends
OF the deceased.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

Der has obtained from the Orphan. {. .urt Of
letters testsmvntarv on the personal estate of AN
TOME SMIDLEY, late Of Washington City and
County, dscs .ssd All persons having claims against
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
on or before the twsnieth day Of September next
they may 9th, ,rwisa BY law be excluded IRON al
benefit Of the ssid estate.
Given under my hand this twentieth day Of Sep.
tember, A. d, lsoa ROBT. V. GODMAN,
sep s2-lAw3Ws Executor.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Copartnership heretofore existing betwe,
LYLE OOFFIN y thls day dissolyed BY mutual
consent. JOHN @. LYLE,
J. A. COFFIN.
john g. Lyle san toutnsss the bsdosss Nt
oiA stand.
WAWsssos. Jsly n. lssa iyo
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
A " arlington soldier Found Dead.

Charles P. Miller. II private in company X,
Sc0tt's Nine Hundred, was found on Saturday
morning, under the Aqueduot bridge over Rock
Greek, IN Georgetown. II ia supposed the de.
osased must have missed his way In the dark,
the night previous, and fallen over the bridge,
which undoubtedly produced instant death.
He was buried from the camp of his regiment
on Saturday afternoon.
II ia hoped proper guards viii 10 erected AT
that portion ot the bridge, /" prsvsnt future
accidents.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
selling Liquor.

Malachi Ryon WAS arrested ON Fridty, by
Officer Gibson, Of the Seventh ward, ON the
charge If sslling liquor without license. He
was fned $20.9t.
Fraderiok Kuabe WAS arrested on Saturday.
BY Officer Pierce, of the Fifth ward police, for
selling liquor TO soldiers. He was hned $40 by
Just oe FJHuson.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
A Wounded Omoer.

Gen. Dana, who was among the wounded in
Wednesdays great battle, has reached Wash.
Assistant Postmaster General residence 50s
NJ street, corner of Tenth street. He is In ex.
oellent health, and his wound (which ia ia the
leg, will probably not long dstaln him from &C.
tive duty.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
HlcknOukal ArreAled.

Roundstnan Leach, Of the Fourth ward, ar
rested a nan named Abort Booth, u regular
pickpocket, who was louDglng around the horse
hand into the pocket of Mr.. Daniel Warnar and
take = pocket book containing $3.50. Mr.. W.
felt ihe rascal's baod in his pocket and seized
him, aud the officer took him promptly into
oustOdy. He was taken bafore Jnstioe Walter,
where The proof against him WAS so positive
that lie had not word to say In his own de
fence. He WAS sent 10 Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

Connecticut soidisrs' RELIEF Associations
There will be at meeting at Temperance Hall
tonight ut u O'Clock. There will, no doubt, DO
hero very soon from the recent batties In Ma.
ryiaud; therefore, II Ia desirable that we get
our Society In working order M soon as possl'
BILE. We hope to see every Connecticut man,
who 10 permanently or temporarily stopping IN
depot for soldiers supplies, has been obtained
at Temperance Hall, where every member oi
the Association will have an opportunity Of
obtaining whatever our gallant soldiers may be
found In noed of as they are brought from the
nsroe contest Of the battle field.
G. 4. DALEY, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
The Il. Aloxsi as Hospital,

Built by the people of that church In order to
save their place of worship from occupancy,
has been completed within the specified time
tone weekly by the unusual eIertioDs Of large
force of mechanics and laborers, who gave
their services, day and night, to the work.
Where IL the church In this city which could
effect such an undertaking 80 easily and sue
cessfully
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Patent Once aospitai,

That portion Of the Patent ONCE which has
been taken for q hospital, which includes the
model room. has been well fitted up and in good
order. II is now In operation, and Dr.. J. J.
Woodward, q regular army surgeon, in charge,
has some eight hundred cots In II, and has a
most excellent cooking department, and water
privilege attached.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
pRoPosALsF FOR WOOD.
RssSs s,s:. SgiIssIs,s.ssss,.s g ss SS,sns. q .r..

Corner u Hl6Asssath Nd q streets.
Sealed q, q. "a dsyss,, e. 3 s,
be rsceivsd 81 ,hn cass, sniil saturday, the tiH)
' s,s ssd e 3 ), s'.s .ss Hs:ss
g, scn, ct lOss, sns split 70 sh' oseinafy Sa' o.
Ths ~cod 10 BE- delivered In ,hs city Of washing
ton At such points ss the Depot Quartetmas s h.l'
not S.iss soa.id.r 4 Sonplsis until 50 corded
a. Inspector VIII Us d..lssa.sd o. the par. Of the
GoyerLm mt 70 inspcot and MEASURE the wood. an,
suaS = . sot conform 70 the sSovs specifications
Ali % y delivered on or before the q'p h'a d.,
f.yn.a. q O' n.ds spos tbs completion of the
PROPOSALS.
The fall name and post oass address Of The bidds
II Sid L made X tSs name Of . arm, tn. nance
60 oesd.1:a re S: : *: sS.vida S etopo,s 81 Of Ii. puss
F!spe:s,. = g l,o% s..sy. -. M :. e.. g s'.:s:, :,::
Proposals must be addrs,ssd 70 Col D. Il. RUG.
ss sss Ssss'SS;' nss s. s.,Siy n.nR!d &
GUARANTEES.
The responsibility ofthe guarantors must be shown
~ the odl oertaoste Of the clerk Of the nearest
ney
fhs ability Of the bidder to all the contract shouic
II be awarded TO him, must be guaractied by twt
res, onsible persons, who's dsnaturss must be ~
pended to the guarantee.
Bidders must 30 pres mt in psrson when the bid
are opened, or their proposals will not b cons''
cred
Bonds In the sum Of ten thousand dollan, Eignst
BY the contractor and both Of his guarsutor, vii
b required Of the ,uccsssu bidder up,n signing th'
oootrsot
A. the bond must accompany the contract, It vii
be necessary tor bidders 10 have their bondsmen with
them, or 10 have bonds sigaed In anticipation and
eady to be produced when the oopAsts6t s!Sntt
Blank, for bVnds can be procured sppN sppliostO
being made st this ONCE, either persvasAsk " h'
| ter, or By telegraph ~
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, OF the county Of - and Stae Of
| and -, Of the county Of, and - dc
| hereby guarantee that--is able 10 fulfil . con.
tract IN with the terms Of his proposio,
and that shoulI his propoition Be accepted, he viii
at ouos enter into contract In accordance there
with.
Should the contract be awarded him, We aee Pre-
pared TO become his securities.
| ITO this guarantee must be appended the oNcsl
certificate above mentioned
The Depot Quansrnaster reserves 10 himself the
right to rsjsct any OF all bids that he may deem tor
| hish. d. q. ROCKER,
| Colonel and Quartsrmastef
| ..ck a. nnf1 la
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Concealed WeApOns.

OGicer Franklin. Of the Second ward police
arrested Thomas Blaney, on Saturday, on the
charge Of Gsrr ing concealed weapons. He was
taken before Justice Clark and fined t2l.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
DlaInAMed.

James Mann, additional pay master, has been
dismissed from the service, BY direction OF the
President, for absence withoutlesv0 and neglect
Of duty.
Mr.. Gurowski, who has been clerk in the
State Department for upwards Of n year, has
been dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
lncensllRly.

Henry Jones, y soldier. was arrested on FRI
day, BY Oficsr King, of the Second precinct, On
the charge of "house burning" He was sent
to jail for future hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
publtc schools.

The COMMITTEE of the Board Of Trustees Of
Public Schools. appointed to select the most
last school year, have discharged that duty,
and awarded the scholarship IN Columbian
College, rendered by tho President, Raw. DR..
Samson, for that purpose. To Master Joseph 81.
France, a pupil OF the male department Of the
First Dlstrt6 school, S. John Thomson, prin.
cipal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
StsaliBU Money,

Mary Woodcock, for stealing money from l..
Rothchfld, was seut to Jail last Friday after
noon, by Justice Thompson, to await future
hearing. Fred. NJ. Haughton WAS disposed OF In
the same manner, on suspicion OF the same
offence. Horny Arnold was also arrested on
the same supiolon, but dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Attention, Afflicted !

Dr.. vsllny 10 yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this city, and We would CAL the At.
isntion of the poor, puny, emsoisted victims
of their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life at
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (snd none are better
than DR.. vellny,) and be cured Of the disease
which ia now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
n m urstrrt ase.

Jnhu Narree waR arres ed on Friday, about
IL O'Clock, by Oficsr Mulloy, Of the tho SECOND
ward, on the charge OF murder. He was sent
TO jail for iurther hoaring.
VIM. Il. Caderty WAS also arrested by the
same ofnoer as an accessory. He WAS also sent
70 jail. Both men are soldiers. -I.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
4wlAdl0n

Are abundant here just now, and they and
many victims. Some even profess to be chap.
lsins In he army, while others, OF the gentler
ser, pas. them.elves of - hospital nurses.
The public should be on their guard against
these cunning impostsrs. Chronicle.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
A s.sam.Firs E.gins In w.sh,nstoa.

The Philadelphia steam fire engine Hibernia,
with ten skilled men to manage It, reached this
city on Friday last and ia now In the Union
engine house, First ward, where the Quarter.
masters Department, that brought II hither.
propose to keep It. This IL a right move, In
dsss, in view Of the enormous value of the
Governments property IN this oity now shel
tered by buildings that are hardly more than
mere sheds.
We understand that the use OF the engine is
the voluntary and gratuitOus Offering Of the
patriotic manufacturers Of the " machine"
We hope, too, that the value OF this engine, in
case # an unfortunate cODfagration, will be
30 apparent rs TO induce the oity to purchase
ono or more.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Commusicatsd.
PfsesAsnes 81 Rebel Prissnsss ever sus
owa In washin0eon.

An appeal was made to the crowd yestsrda,
afternoon, on the eastern steps leading to the
wounded soldiers from Maryland were being
taken into QuArtsrs-some secssh among them
-as follows. Fellow oitizsnsl I understand
there are some rebel prisoners 10 the ambu-
lancss about going into the Capitol bsfors our
wounded soldiers from the battle nsld are cared
for. Will We not demonstrate with the ofAoer
In charger The rebel prisoners wounded
passed 10, while our own followed.
Our soldiers speak Of the fret and best attsn-
tion having been bestowed by our surgeons oi
rebel wounded prisoners ut Frederick. .
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

Arrival OF Wounded fsom Frederick.
About three hundred wounded soldiers from
the late battles near Frederick arrived by the
terday about twelve O'Clock. They were
promptly sent to the hospitals. the most Of them
being placed In the Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
lulcida.

Quartsrmaster Alopxo Coy, Of the Eleventh
Massachusetts,, committed suicide or saturdsy
city, while labofing under = temporary ht Of
insanity. He had been for some time past ucting
brigade Quartermxster, and he was highly es
teemed BY Gen. Hooker and the oficsrs Of his
regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
DiHlOyRltI.

VIM. Medley, q sailor, was arrested by ON
Ger Boswell, on Saturday, on the charge OF
disloyalty. He WAS taken before Justice Strat
ton, and released on taking the oath.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
AbustnR his Wife.

VIM. q. Wilson WAS arrested on Saturday af
wife, and bound over to keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
PiokDOeket.

George KeysOn was arrested, last Saturday
morning, on tho charge Of picking pockets. He
was held tor further hearing by Justice Clark.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
rs,. U~AtaA Blerh norenr

The lndian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his %.
tents tie nature Of their complaints or Illness with.
out receiving any Information from them Roeharoe
Tr consolidation or advies. Once. No II Wastinston
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Warrington, d. G. ~p l3u
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
DIED,

In Alexandria. Va. on the morning of Thurs.
day, Septembsr ls. FLORENCE GARNErT, daugh.
ter Of Surgeon I. A. and Lizzie Ker Worrall,
aged nine years, six months, and two days.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
In the ca nal.

Mrs. Vanhod was taken out Of the canal on
Saturday by the police Of the Second ward and
sent TO her home. The cause OF her visit to
that pool Of filth 10 not stated.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
lAssEs ON TAs POTOMAC.

OASsEs ON TAE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
paass will be required from all vessels, boats, Sn
navigating the Potomac river. These will be Issued
by the Commanding onaoer Of the Flstills. and may
be obtainsd from the naval vessels stationed st Alex
andria or at the mouth Of the river.
GIDEON wELLES,
Eecrstary Of the Navy.
NAvI DEPARTMENT,
September II, 1902. eep1l
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
MABRlED.

At the residence Of the Rev. ". q. Raymond
Chaplain u. s. Army, on the evening of the
18th inst, Mr.. CHARLES A. WYATT I" Miss ELL.
zABErH DAVIS, both Of this city,
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
LRFCeuy.

VIM. Beatty WAS arrested In the First ward
on Saturday night, on the charge OF stealing
sis on complaint of Geo. Richards. He was
taken before Justice Drury and committed ia
Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
)ROPOsALs FOR POTAVOEs.
DRoPOsALs FOR FLOUR.

sssied rropo ais are invited till the 1T dsr OF
Uototer, 1852, st 70 oolock N for furnishing the
subsiuenoe Department with 10000 Bsrrels Of
FLOUR
Blts will be received for what IL known ~ No. |,
No. Q, aud No g.
The number Of barrels OF each kind should be
distinctly stated, and the price proposed for each
grade
The quantity Of Flour required will be about 500
barrels daily, delivered either ~ the Government
Warehouses in Georgetown or at the Railroad Depot
at w Washington.
The usual Government Inspection will be made
just before the Flour Ii received
The barrels ~ be htsd.liusd,
Bit will be accompanied by an o. OF alsglanos,
and be directed 10 Col. A. BECKwlTh, A. d U,
and c, s., U. 8 A., 81 Washington, u, and 90
dorsed Proposals for -Four" sep 10
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Death. Of Oldiefs.

The following deaths were reported on Sat.
urday:
George H,llpan. oompany E, Ia, Mich. Car.
L r spragg. oumpany Il, Tooth Penusy sylvsnis,
Douglas Hospital
John n. Cook. company H. nth N: y. Eben.
szsT Hospital; ssr.tcss county, ~ S,l n. =;
Hospital. Grand Rapids. Michigan:
Mount Pleasant Hospital.
Corporal Frederick BlsslAnd. company A, Sd |
Maine. Waters Warehouse Hospital.
Robert 7. Morgan. Georgetnwn College Hos.
pitsl.
Orderly ssrgoan, Linus G. Tiff. company e,
SSth N. Y, Car yer Hospital. Carthage, Jeffsr.
Benjamin Dinkfeder. company G, I'd Va,
Georgetown Presbyterian Church Hospital.
Wheeling. Va.
The following wero reported yesterday:
First Lieut.. James A. Brown, company B, 2!th
N. T., Carver Hospital.
Carver hospital New York oity.
Georse Rsss!. company n, Ssth N. Y. Car
YER Hospital. Williamsburg, N. Y.
Amos q. Smith, servant 10 Capt. of company
K. 18th Pa, Patent Onioe Hospital.
James Hunderdof, company q, 18th N. Y,
Georgetown College Hospital.
Geo. N. johnson, company A, l05th Penna.,
Georgetown College Hospital.
Patrick Norton, COMPANY II, lst Excelsior
Brigade, Presbyterian Church Hospital.
b. II. Obitt, company X, 7lh Wisconsin,
Eighth street Hospital. Tatron, Cram county,
via.
Stew art Province, company K, Goth Pennsyl.
vania, Waters Warehouse Hospital Philsdel'
phix, Pa.
Robert Brady. company +. llth Pennsylvania.
81. Elizabeth Hospital.
John Fruse. company B, I'd Maryland, Ebe.
nezer Hospital. Baltimore, Md.
John Sem, company X. I'd Wisconsin. 81.
Elizabeth Hospital. m
Sergt. John scroe. company e, saith New
York, Armory Square Hospital.
Wm. Iford, company G, l24th Pennsylvania,
Hardwood Hospital.
Peter Rohr. company d. 4O'h New York. As.
oepsion Hospital.
Robert Fipps. company +. 3Oth Pennsy ylvsnia.
Ascension Hospital
Corp. VIM: Price. company F, I'd Wisconsin,
Columbian College Hospital. Racine, Wis.
Nathan Event, company A, 18th MSssaGhu'
setts, Cliffourne Hospital. Milton. Mass.
Edward Tinklepawgh, company I, seth Penn.
sylvanis, Carver Hospital.
N. B. Erving, company II. lst Pennsylvani
Cavalry, Emory Hospital.
Thomas Morgan, company A, llth Pennsyl'
yania, Emory Hospital Residence Wales.
Joseph n. Aul,, company Z, Tooth Pennsyl-
vania, Judiciary Square Hospital.
John Stilley, company d, I'd Virginia, judi.
oiary Square Hospital.
Chas. p. Miller, company X, ScOtt's 900, Camp
Relief. Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
M AsuIHeVUR SKIRT FACTORY.

w
WANTED-6o females to learn TO maks sktTu
% 10 ~ Inquire for partouls.s. st So7 Ssvsnth q
hs.y,ssu RI and nj yl-H
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
EDUCATIONAL.

NEW ANP sIMPtIFIEn aR+H hNn sETa3R 70. RI
Professor ALEXANDER WOL0WSKI, Pianist
and Composer, has returned from the London Exhi.
6ti0n AND opens eSurSs Ss a.5 ins .no aad S,ns
sor Wolow.kis system, person having only slight
krowLsdge OF music will b. enabled In very short
operate y well q classical muAc With rare perfeo.
tion As to the vocal part, by hts way Of vocaiIa.
ion he arrives at most extraordinary results, rem
ders the voice powerful and enables the singer to
vocaiise with facility. accuracy, and hns quality Of
zone. Professor Wolowski receives visitors daily
from 8 TO V'olook p, N at bis resideuce, No. 45l
Tenth street, between u aud r. sep 12-lm
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Notice In Vessels Entering or Lsavinl
the Potomac River.

The guard vessels of Alexandria and Piney
Point, on The Potomac river, will be distin-
gui.hed, during the day, by SQUARE WHITE
FLAG WITH RED CROSS, ~. Andrew's,) and at
night by TWO RED LIoHrs.
The officers In command OF these vessels will
furnish the Naval Potomac Pass 10 all masters
of vessels navigating the river, after they shall
uavs given proof that they are lawfully EN-.
ploysd.
Vessels entering or departing from the river
will be subject to detention If unprovided With
q pAsa
AEp'w A. HAYWOOD,
Commodore Cong Potomac Flotilla.