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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-22
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Surrender of Fredericksburgh Demanded

Surrender of Fredericksburgh Demanded.
HEADQUARTERS, Nov. p: II z. M.-Gen-
eral Patrick, provost marshal general OF the
army, this morning crossed the river to Fred
ericksburg, under flag Of truce conveying to
the civil authorities of that city the following
letter demanding its surrender:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
November Il
IN the Mavor and Common Council Of Fred
ericksburg: Gentlemen-U Under cover OF the
houses Of your city Shots have been fired upon
the troops Of my command. Your mills and
manufactures are furnishing provisions and
the material for clothing Tor armed bodlesm
rebellion against the government OF the Uni
ted States. Your railroads and other means
of transportation are removing supplies to the
aepots of such troops This condition OF things
must terminate, and, by direction of General
Burnside. | accordingly demand the surrender
of the city into my hands, as the representative
OF the government Of the United States, at Or
before: tive 0 clock this afternoon.
Failing an affirmative reply so this demand
by the hour indicated. sixteen hours will be
permitted co e]apse for the removal from the
CITY Of the women and children, the SICK
and wounded, aged, &c: which period having
expired I shall proceed to she'll the town.
Upon obtaining possession Of the city every
necessary means will be taken to preserve Or
der and secure the protective operation OF the
laws and policy of the United States government.
am, very respectfully your obd't servant
E. Y. SUMNER
Brevet Major General I. S A, commanding
Right Grand Division.
On arriving at the opposite side Of the river
Gen. Patrick was conveyed to the guard house
by the military, where he was detained until
the reply was ready In the meantime his
communication was conveyed to zen. Long
street, whose troops are encamped short
distance outside of the city.
AS the demand was made upon the civil
authorities, the mayor sent an answer, which
was evidently written at the dlctation OF Gen.
Longstreet, to the effect that the complaints
enumerated shall be remedied so far as firing
on the Federal pickets and furnishing supplies
and material to the Confederate army was con-
cerned, but that the Confederates would dis
pute the occupying Of the city by the Federal
forces He complained Of the short space OF
time allowed for the removing OF the women
and children and sick soldiers The giving of
any more time as requested is now under con-
sheraton
Permission has been given the citizens to run
one train from the city, but only Tor the con
yeyance Of women and children.
News from New Orleans to the 10th inst. is
received by way Of Havana. Admiral Farra-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-22
U1re g)lexapdria Gaxette
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. %.


The Persia 5 European news has several pro-
minept points Of American interest: First 1.-The
,umored agreement Of the Courtof st. Peters
burgh to ioin with France and Eng and III try
ing the mediation experiment IN America
Second-The seeming inclination, on the part
Of the British government journalist not the
British government itse(f-to Justify the RAID
If the Alabama. Third-The demand OF the
Spanish government for reparation and salts
faction for the destruction Of the steamer
Blanche Fourth-The reported refusal OF the
Liverpool and New York Steamship Company
70 take the risk of carrying packages OF small
arms 70 the Northern States.
LocAL.-Gen Slough, the Military GoV-
eraor Of Alexandria, has issued an order, pro-
hibiring, until further orders, the dlstrlbu-
ton Of spirituous or malt liquors by sale or
off, either to officers, soldiers, Or Citizens
Any person violating this order will be arrested,
and the LIQUORS conhscated. No wine, sp1rltu-
ous or malt liquor, will be allowed to be land
ed in Alexandria without special permit from
the Provost Marshalot Alexandria, The Pro
vost Marshal Will grant such permits only on
satisfactory evidence that the articles are tor
HOSPITAL or Subsistence stores, or the private
stores of an officer All wines, splrltuous or
the private stores Of an officer. All wines
spilituous OF malt liquors attempted to be
brought into Alexandria without such permit,
will be seized and turned over 70 the Hospitals.
The house. Of several citizens have been ex-
amined, by orders from Washington, as to their
suita}leness for hospital accommodations. -
Some additional cases Of small pox in town are
reported. - The Market in this place, will not
be opened on Thursday morning, the 9th
last. Mr.. Thomas s. Jameson, (son OF the
late Mr.. Robert Jamieson one Of our active
interprising young citizens: much esteemed and
respected, died this morning, from typhoid
fever.-The fair sun shone out, to-day,
|rsvely, sitter the rains and storms Of the past
week.
Gusts Gryres, j. T. Grymes and others,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-22

The ST. Paul Press, Of November IA, learns
that Governor Sybley has reached South Bend.
lie has in his charge the three hundred aud
,hrae Indians condemned to be hung, the
eighteen condemned to Imprisonment, besides
a',oat fifty squaws, retained 10 cook Tor tire In
dams. As the train passed through New
Tim the sight axasnerated the people. They
turned out en- ,uassa, and pal;e<j chem with
stones and sticks till they got Through the town.
One woman, watching ler chance, darted be-
tween Gle Of soldiers and knocked down one
Of the Indians with club.
Can't. John Cash has been appointed pay
ulasterin the Marine corps in the place OF Maj.
RusselI, deegasd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-22

Cus,is Grynes, j. I. Grymes, and others,
from King George county, Va, have been ar
rested aud sent TO Washington.
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received by way of Havana. Admiral Farra-
gut arrived there on the 9th and was received
With all tie honors by the French and English
war vessels in port An explosion had taken
place on train on the Algiers railroad, near
the ,.4fourche station, by which eleven persons
were killed and seventeen wounded The ex-
posion WAS caused BY ammunition in 3 car be-
hind the locomotive tender Lieut. Buchanan,
commanding the naval forces cooperating with
Gen. Weitzel, had made another excursion up
Bayou Teche, and encountered the Confede
rate gunboat Cotton and several batteries on
shore. He succeeded in dislodging the Con
tederates from the shore batteries
There is some stir in the g. S. Quartermas-
ter's Department. The Quarterplaster Gene
raj has published a stringent order calling at
seution to certain abuses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-22

Workmen are engaged in levalliug and pre-
pairing the ground, Oh the site Of Sarepta
Hall,.fo the building 70 be used ~ Nixon's
Circus.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

vissiAs DAYS ., sse ilosp,tsis II ah's
VA VIZ Ooeys SIy ,pUgGuE
General Hospital, (sudicisty SgHAfe9 Mon
Day And Thursdxy, between . and & O'Clock,
crAnch .R1sVtiab, (E stfe4t uaajti9 chNfol'
to 8 o,eiook. ..'. ..... ~ a.. !. ~. /.
Trinity Hospital (ooessf ioi Third and &
atiees Every day sr1s t1 O'clock. ~
Hours for vidtore ~ ASosnsiou 0spsral HDa.
yLt.l. street, betvssn N'nsh sps Tenth, a'l
"a{;; maGT sp~ so,s.p p ,os s.,ss,s S,r,,,
day, ffon toe O'Clock, p. n. s .yLtsir4 =
.CH9burne Hospital --fusadsys, Saturdays ..
isDd sundaya, between the hoSss Of and
Visitors will bs admitted to Carver hospital
,nly betgaen and g. clock .. M daily.
MONT Pleasant Gtnsral Hospital Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridsya of bach week, be
tween the hours OF IL m. and 6 D. m. r.r. =,
Any addition IN, or alterations In. the above
'abls will bs chserf,,iiy nxds. no.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
ru.picion OF shoosi.g . Soldier.

VIM. Riley, Thorn 70 McCOok, job Tomkins.
and Richard Pollard, Wsre arrested At about
hslt.pxst 8 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon, In
the Seventh ward, on suspicion OF having scci
IDENTIFY shot = soldier.
NOn Investigation before Justice Strstton, Il
was found that tn boys were out on the marsh
sporting with shot guhs, and whom coming
homo they began tn try experiments Al shOot
named n. A. Dixon, OF %. A, Twentieth Aioh.
igan, WAS shot and killed in tha camp near by
but in examining the ball II proved 10 be the
bxll Uf navy revolver, and cnuld not bs used
In the shotgun. -....
A short time after ih0 shot wsa nred, the
owner OF the corn field, Geo. Adams, acComps.
MED by an Italian known as John Johnson. went
to the camp to complain that the soldiers had
torn down his fencing and tAken bis oorn; and
ner " 10 arouse suspicion that ono OF them wal
the guilty party, and they were therefore ar
rested and committed for examination.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Tha Nuin her Of Arrests

Reported by the Metropolitan Police yesterday
vere as folows: Disordsrly conduct, Sc; drunk.
enness, IL; drunk and disorderly. II; larceny
6; passing counterfeit m,'nsy, .; assault and
battery, 8; dsssrisrs. 1; shooting, I; threats, I;
assaults, s; stealing keg OF lager, 8; gambling,
out license, /; rssistlng ofhosr, 1; dog without
license, /; violating hack law. l; disorderly
house, /; concealed weapons, !; nbstructing
pavement, l; keeping nuisance, !; peddllng
Without license, l; gambling house, l; total ll6'
Average tha last three months, 81.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
The Defence. n wa.M,.ssss. .

We understand that ten. Fiiz john Porter,
having command, undsr ten. Banks, Of the
forts and iorcea on tho south side OF the Poto.
mac, made on Monday 4 thorough examination
of all at those works. ,woniy three In number.
and found them in perfect order. In the best
condition Of defence, well armed, and fully
manned.
Cen. Banks. haadquxrts RI are established
at tho rornsr Of Msdisun Place and Pennsylva.
mia avenue. Tho following IA u copy of his
arst general ordar, "n assnming the command
here:
HrADQuA AGrkRs DErL LECss or WAsHiSGroE.
Suptembsr 8, 1862.
First. 10 Gomplianos with paragraph ssvei,
Of Special Orders M. 1. 0f the 7th Instant, fiOm
the headquarters Of Msjpr General Mcclellan,
tho undersigned hereby assumes the imme diate
command II the detenCes OF the capital during
the absence Of the General Commanding from
Washington.
Second. Commanders ,f troops in and nsar
the defsnces Of Wash ngton will send 10 tbese
headquarters, by twelve 10 morrow. OOnsOldS-
ted morning reports Ul their respective 00m'
mands. and lists showing tho regiments and bat
teriea competing the same, with ther stations.
Third. With the permission OF Major Gensra
Mcclellan, Captain Richard B. Irwin, Aid-de
Camp 10 the General Commanding, will act III
Assistant Adjuant General "f this command.
N. r. BASKs, Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
AstensAen, Amictedi

DR.. vallny is yet engaged in An extensive
praouce In this city, and ~ would call the nj.
tention of the poor, puny, su,aoixted victims
u thsir own sins 10 the hest sources Of remedy
First, give up your present course 0f life ~
moe and forever; and secondly. call 90 the
most skilfui physicians, land none are better
'han Or. !vsllny , and be cured Of the disease
which Ia now undermining tho constitution
and sending you 10 = prema atuse grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

81 The Fourth Pe"ssylvanta Cavalry,
which hiss juat re urned from the Prnintuls after
an ab esoc Of four months, Ia now encsu ped on IN
properly Of Mr.. Jessc Raw, Seventh street. and
nrsr Park Hotel.
All recruits for the regiment vi report 10 Lieut..
Coon. All who hsvs been discharged from b, siit-
ais sad ordered to report for duty will report also
10 Lieut. Com.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

~ Ats X. q. WALKER, iSth lsdsens, ,
Go. .. was Wourded In ose Of the late battles, asd
|. suppOscd 10 bs In tbi, city OF Alexandra. nis
fau,sr Who b stopping u ths Clarendop, Ia vc DE-.
srsas Of iealisG bis whereabouts. Immediately.
sep o. 3ts
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Died.

On the 10th instant, PErER MATTHEW ~, infant
son of Thomas and Margaret Murray, aged two
years eight months and eight days.
The relatives and friends Of his parents are
respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral from
their residence, nsar the CORNER Of Sixth street
east md A Mfeet north, On Capitol Hill, Thurs.
day morning, llth instant, at half past len
O'Clock. h.I| s.. d. .,.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
aus sly

~ Basohslosss ilalr Dys-Ths Best n
lhs W0rId.-William A. Balohslor's oslsbrAted
from ustuie warranted not 10 injare the Haii In the
least remedies the Ill edeos Of bad d. and nylg
cr stes the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns . splendid BLACK " Brown
leaving The hair soft and beautiful. Sold By al
DrugGists, 40,
~ The Genuine IL iRnod WILLIAM A
BATCHELOR, IN As fstx ssdss sf saeA bas
Factory, No. u Barclay street, (Lste 2as Broad
way and 10 Bond j New York ny - ~
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

srUaion Litera ~ Asssoci o. lion Pu bi Ie
Address.-Ar. I'd Win A Wilson will deliver an
oress before the Union Lite arg A. octaiior at 'hs
THIS ,fhussday) EVENING at eight O'CLOCK The
public are respectfully invited to ai,end
Amer the Lecture, o military Com myAny will be
organized BY members Of the Association, aud such
friends a. may with TO unite with them.
Pr order. lstarl sspIi
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Won't Taks the Oath.

Since the promul cation Of the order requiring
pssses to cross the Potomac, the oath not to
give Aid or comfort u the enemy Ia required.
Several persons have refused To take such
oath, The parties being principally women,
they were allowed the privilege OF = pass ou,
Of the office. accompanied by. \ guard, and 20,
arrested, ss they ought 10 have been. One
man, OF Aisxaudrla, named Simson, slss re
fused TO take the oath.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

cia tion,-A meeting this Assro alton vii be
held st the Aveoue House, coruar Of Seventh stree,
d Penpsylvanis avenue on FRIDAY EVkNlNG
b. prd ali reports from yIsiaE ,Umttets will have
B. en- handed 10 10 the Association.
GEO, " MCCLELLAN.
sen lO--.a Pr~sident.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
6anhlinR HQaas.

WIN. MUCsrty was arrested on Tuesday after
no o, by OfIicer Nichols, on the charge Of keep
ing = gambling house; and on trial before JUS
uCe Walter, Il WAS made corporation Case
and the rascal got Df with u Rne Of only 5000
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Llsss. wsan "a. iath N. Wv.
WOlCs Den.

The notorious Mrs. Ellen Wolf has found An
other den to ply her usfxrious art. Shs estab
llshed herself, This time, In the Second ward
She WAS soon found out by the police, as hes
denominations will soon creep ont wherever
sle may locate. She wss arrested on Tuesday
night, about midnight, by Sergeant Rood, or
the ehsrgs of Keeping 4 disorderly house, and
nned q.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
HAvv Yansn

The navy yard hes been closed 10 all visitor
mono others than those having official busi
ness within tho gates being admitted.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
mr. r. n. acksAn,

or this city, has been appointed \ oommissary
OF subsistenoe. with the rank Of captain. M.
Y. has for some time been ths e6ioient sgent
Of the commissary department at the Mouu.
usut grounds. and 10 well deserving of the ap,
.pnint ment he has recsivad.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Concealed WsapOns. .

Robert dorsey. y oolored barber. was ar
rested 10 the Third Ward, by Omcer NOonan
on the change Of carrying concealed weapons
hned &2l.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
OrFlCE WARRINGTON AQUEDUGT.

NCFlCE WARRINGTON AQUEDUCT.
~ wAsBiAGrou, Sepsember =, lS6s.
PROPOSAI,B will be received lntil ~ O'Clock on
Monday the 18th Sepa mber, 1859, for constructing
portion Of the Potomso Dam at Great Fsls
The prnsipsl item Of wors 10 be done 10 about avc
thousand Is ,6tO) yalds OF rock embankmcn'.
Specifications oan be procured and pians sesa 81
this once.
Proposals 10 Be sealed, endorsed /" Propo-sIs fos
Potomac Dam " and addressed 10 Hon. Caleb B
Smith, Secretary o: the Int. rior, Washington
WM h. HUTTON,
sep 3-3hwSepib Chief Engineer W. A.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Stealing . xes Or Lager,

M,Hahar, soldiers, were arrested. Tuesday
afternoon, by O0csrs Johnson and Cook On
the charge of stealing u keg Of lager. They
were turned over u the tender maroies OF the
military authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
SsilinR MS Pistol =.

A soldier named Michael Davis was ARRESTED
on Tuesday by onicer Boswell Of the Seventh
ward police, on the charge Of selling the Gov
srnment pistol In his possession. hs WAS dc
lvered over TO the military.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
PERSONAL.

Gen. sigel and family, Carl Schurz and wife
Gen. Briggs, Col. Hsstlngs, and Major Newell
U. q. A.; Henry sm ,dioFd, N. Y, Col. Double
day, o. 4. A.; Col. J. q. Lee, John A. Stew en-
jr., N. Y; Liout. Col. Harris, Canada. are a
WillArds'
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Holdlers II Aespita.s.

There are now about II 500 sick and wounded
ssldiers in the various hospitals In WsshiDg-
ton and vicinity. These are all under the gen.
erxi supervision Of Medical Director Campbell.
and II is an immense amount OF care aud labor
lnr nna mind.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

q soressovn Or Is ssSsatS ward (fsissdC Who iai
70 rsseiys their PapaN rsgulsriy will obligs thu
agent, Q: 2 DeapAsy, By tsavlas notice q Y
vhes eli dsllnqssselss will Be promptly attended
10. may n
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Few militsry Prison

Forrest Hall, Georgetown, has beer taken
possession OF by the military, as u prison foE
dessvtsrs. All deserters and stragglors now In
The city will he taken there at once.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

Waatsd-a fsw MEN 10 complete eompaoy Of ths
8ixteenth fegineut Virgins (First Eastsfa vs.)
This y the only regiment nov .Eay.g teun y, and dc
tary Of War for duty In the vicin ty ofAiexsndriu
snd the forts abouts W Washiugtou, y. @.
ReoFuiting office, Third street I'd door below Pa
avenue A. Z. WIDDICOMBE
Captain.
GEO. A. ARME8.
~ I'd Lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Ths ssee,h from wsshins,,r,

Among tho secssh 10 Jaokson's army is h.
q. Narrower, An ex.p6liosmSn Of this oiiy. Re
was always called upen by our city fathers to
arrest any big man. He now holds commits
son IN Jacksun's army. However. the soSls Ia
overbslsncsd. He has two hroihers In the
FaderNl army.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

Of ths we1k arc for sale at the once Of the NaioA
RPxsstoa. Psophist edition, ss rcnts. BounS
edition, 1S oep6.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

- Great Psnn>ylvania Wsass.- .ih.
gui leN and safest route 70 the Northwsd snt
aouthwest. Two throagh trains daily, and ooe o
Sunday. 6oldten' tickets at Govsn ment rates !,
oil the principal points In the North and West tOl
uskea and llrther information apply o. the ofAcc o
ute "Great Psnnsylvspls Route" herthepst eornci
Hennsylvanla syonle and Sixth atrcst, isdsr NJ
Hnal HesL OAos opea from . q. sosp. =
: l. o. NORTON
auR A-lv Agent
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

~ X n ~ hts Tsmpiar. Washington
Comm 1ndery No !, will ect q the Asylsn. corner
or Ninth and d streets, this (wcfus sdsy) cvsuisg.
~ o'cluck. DANIEL BUCK,
sep,. 10, 1857. Recorder
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Nor. ch.rsh Ilespl,ais.

The 81. Aioysius lOathoiio) churok ~ Ibis
city, and he MethOdist and Catholic churches
In Georgetown have been taken by the Govern.
meut, aod they will be speedily converted into
hOsuitAls,
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Rebel Spy.

ward, arrested . man named jamss O'Brieu
on complaint Of John wilsy. who charges O'B
vit, being y rebel spy. He was taksn before
Justice Oonn, who sent him 10 the Provost
Marshal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
wlShoul LiceAn0.

Berry 4 King, the keepefs Of \ concert lager
besr saloon, corner Of Gay and High streets,
Georgstown, were arrested, last Tuesday, BY
His foros. They keep noisy place. and tho
rsspsotabls nsighbors have made frequent
nompisint of the establishment NJ nuisance.
They we're convicted of selling liquor without
iiosnss, and required 70 pay nno ofs?o'6?.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Pcsl,iiing without Llcsuss.

George L,aforge WAS arrested on Tuesday, for
the above offence. in tho Fourth ward, and
taken bsfore Justice Walter, who hnsd him the
sum of $40.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
llaaal>s. NJ RalAaasa.

d . y q.
The following wers reported yssssrdAy. q
M is1i Yoli. v''''''' '''s''''' ''-'.'y D, as'i
,5.-;:. !, Robinson. corpoisi, oosrsOy i, St
s.if'; plss ss,%:s; :s%;ss; s;1sGsl (. s:lS s.A.
lanes Dasis, oeSpsny p, A,h o. 3. asiillsry.
Rsuben sswsll. e0Ipiny y nkfylasd.
Robert Diamond, cbnpahy 3, Soth n. YIN.
Lsgrsno. HaIan. ooaps.rn lisA Penn.
y. r. Dinsnors, ,ist Mass, (dlsd at Centre
I'D. whiltsman, company D, LAT MINI.
Jacob Boyer, company A, SD Penn.
Ihomas D.nAhoe. company z. 18th Mass.
| An Of The sbova named, sIospt Boyer, died
o. gunshot wounds received In the hate battles.
Sergeant Vtbbard Was wounded ut Bull Run,
lay eight days IN the battle .Asld, bad his right
log aDputsted al the thigh, brought s6 miles In
an am ibulsncs, And died afier bei1g in 81. Exa.
"htahtt.nvc Teis.cspic Msass Pound In
0sorgess~n>"
Al the request oil NJ. Wheatiey, We publish
the following stsiemsntfton q psighbor Of his
By which II will bs seen that we were misin.
form'd ip regard 10 the locality Of the abovs
arms. Il 10 due 10 NJ. W. to state xlsO tina,
NJ. Myeraa statement 10 corroborxted by the
testimony Of others, whose stxtemsnts hRvs
also bsen furnished us: ..,. 1r.
. =. GKoRoErows. Sept. 10, 1859.
Nh. Z. wHgArLEY: IT.
Having noticed n piece In the American
copied from the IL publican, 10 relation 10 some
,elescopio rifles, aud wishtng To do Justice "a
you ~ u neighbor, y III say, 10 my knowlsdgs
th"so rifles were landed by \ steamer who
brought up snldiers, and were lsft sumo several
days and nights On my wharf, without \ guard
wsre cAllsd 10 their sxpOsed condition, when
a guard WAS placed over them until they were
removed By, IA suppose. the proper author
itiee. Respectfully,
Z. MYERS.
sssgssns Aisa. n. BiaCh, Co. A, 3th ka-
ce'sssr Nsgimsnt, Sicklss' Brigads.
II this meets tho eye NJ Sergeant Black, OF
any one who knows where he is, thoy will great
ly relisve the anx,sty Of his friends BY addrsss
ing hrs. Or. 4. ". Black, Metropolitan Hotel
tWashiuetOn Evening Star, Philadelphia In
Quirer. End New York Herald copy and send.
Lieas. BsaAsil, l3th n. Wv.
Any information which will lend TO the hnd
wounded In tho battle Of August 3Otb, and las,
seen nj the hospital near Centrevllle, will bs
thankfully received and liberally rewarded
Address for "ne week
v 40. BuNxELL,
Metropolitan House, Washington.
After that time
A. o. 8uSNELl, Editor Advertiser,
Washington, Sept. 10, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

~ Dawson Lodge, NO. l8.-rhe neu hcrs
Of DawAoa Lodge sre earnest requested TO M ct a.
Masonis Hail. TO DAY. At four 'jlocx, to ecort to
the Depot the remuius Of Bto'her G. B Pesrsoo.
Brethren IN good sta ding sn viiet TO attsnd:
sep IL. II H. D. GILMAN, W.M.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
ID Il. A. u a + u . NJ r..
Physician aud Dentist,
Oflioc, mo-. tl & street, near the Circle

once, No, q K street, near the Circle,
DR.. ZAPPONE ooptioses 10 give instruo ions Il
Medical u, udents and othcSs In Anatomy, Physiolo
~, ChemitIy, &c. losy, Botany, and vArious ethel
branches OF scisnee oonsecttd with medicine. Room
for rent 10 the same kuildipg, sug ~
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
AlAR(lOD /.

Soc, in another column, notice for the meet
ing of Soldiers Relief Association, this even.
Ing, At Temperance Hall. u street, at u O'Clock
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

~ Special Notics.-On and sttsr Tuesday
April l, lse2, the trains o. The Baltimore and Ohit
Rsiivosd will commence running daily, (Sundsy'
oonneotinE st Washlngtos junction With Nal
irsin for oil parts Of The West rss Wheeling o.
PaIkenburg, Through aoksta sold and baggage
checked ". p. SMITH,
n. Of Transportauon B. / D. X. T.
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