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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Bathing Suits,

Us Christian ON mi . sion.-Ths New-York Com
Of this Commission appeal ~ THIS community WIN
confident xpectstons % promp. ana liberal contpution-
aid IN sending Delegates to relieve the wooea sne
suffering soldiers on the recent ossneos snu ~ ue a's
p.tals 49,, ,,,,
Bo.tou sill rises Ia subscriptions. Our tslegrs have
been posted in the Exchange and the subscriptions 7onn
tersd to 42y0 and according TO our latest teis
All per.ons a.. requested send their contributions
Tr.ssarer JAMES ~ BROWN. Brow, Brothers Co.,
NO SO Wallst WM. r. DODGE. Cbsirmsn-
n BISHOP. Chairman Of Executive COMMITTEES
JOHN TAYLOR JOdNsfOS, Chairman OF Finance Com
Important to Housekeepers.-WM M n PAGE.
Gen. gent for New iors, bTocssn and vicinity, "a
oper I'd Sa.es Depot for he PUTNAM CLOIHES VIKING
ER at No. 783 Bros1say cor lOth-st
Machines cent to any part OF tue city on tra-
Marvin e. CO.., noo,
FIRE, BURGLAR AND DAMP Phoof
SAFES,
No. 265 Broadway.
Reference to %. 90 CustOmers
Sly southern Friends.
BY the author oi
AMONG THE PINES
For sale a. the Office OF The Tribune
Price. sl Paper covers. IS cents
We hnve Opened our Establishment
FOR hEIAlLlNO
''-' BUIIDERs' HARDWARE
LOCksHlIHs' and .
BFI L.HASGERs MATERIALS.
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES
CUTLERY
PATTERSON BROTHERS,
iMfoNiAns No. ?, pARK-Row.
Illustrated Catalogues furnished on aPp.lca,ioa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

Cen. Kcnrury Leading "a Charse.-A most sx.
qulsite and spirited pictufa .,-,,s NJ ss .....
~-N T. & HI. 4. ANTHONY,
No. sol Broadway, D. Y.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
...,., Dispatch TO The N. Y Tribune.

-, D,snntch 10 The N, Tribune. - a
oPs0 WASHINGTON, July IL, IoOo'
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MCDOWELL.
The Court Of Inquiry at St. Louis having hnlsneo
Il. business, Gen. Mcdowell has arrived III Wash
;nptop. He is to proceed to New-York to organize
an important Board for the retiring OF army ocers
GEN. sICKLEs.
can. S;ckles is much improved, and his surgeon
now saws there is no doubt Of his final recovery.
NEGROES FOR TRANSFERS.
Gan. Ranks has ordered that hereafter none but
negroes shall be employed as Government team
sters in the Department of the Gulf
cHAPLAINs' DUTIES TO DECEASED SOLDIERS
Gen Foster has ordered that all soldiers lying in
tie hospitals Of the Department of North Carolina
shsl have the privilege Of calling upon any chap
lain Of whatever religious denomination. In case
of the death of soldier the chaplain is instructed 10
communicate with bis friends and relations by let
ter giving such details OF his ast moments, and ex-
pressed wishes as may tend TO assure them that he
has been properly cared for, and may afford thom
comfort in their loss.
COLLISION OF RAILROAD TRAINs-S0LDlERs
INJURED.
A special train on the Baltimore and Washington
Railroad. filed with soldiers, coded this morning
near the Relay House with special freight train,
and % soldiers belonging to the 1l5d and l4ith
New York Regiments injured by the collision;
one has since died. The injured men all now at
Carver Hospital.
TRANSFERRED.
Lieut. Thos. Williams, jr., has been relieved from
Gen. McDOwells staff and ordered to take COM
uand in the 5:h U. S. Artillery.
CHANGE IN THE FRAMING REGULATIONS.
The following circular has been issued:
PosT-OFroK DErARrxKST, APPOINTMENT oYYcE
MAsHiNGTOS. July g. 1893.
SIR The fifth subdivision OF instruction uudei the
PosOhce Law ~ hereby amended. by striking out the
word and inserting thl.fo before the
sbsu ,sad folox.. Of
seed cuttings aud c!Ons to be anked limited 70
thiry,vo ounces" BY otser o. The General
ALEXANDER w. RANDALL,
Fret Assistant Postmaster General
CONFISCATION.
Proceedings under the Confscation Act have been
commenced in Alexandra, Va, with reference TO
real estate belonging 70 persons nov ssd to be The
Rebel service.
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Al accident occurred very early this morning on
the Washington branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
RAJ road, about four miles this eide Of Annapolis
Junction. One Of the trains stopped on the main
track for water, but thin fact did moi become known
TO the engineer Of the second train, both from this
city, in time TO prevent it from running into the for
mer. The crash was terrible. The passengers
were principally troops. Thirty or forty, including
sixteen officers, were wounded, some Of them seri-
ously, il not fatally The sufferers Were brought
back to Washington in the II o'clock train.
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a Cure for Hernia or Rupture!

vr,iTn's PAiENT LEVER TRUSS
. ,hs hes, Trus. in the world Il has combined inward
rd mn. Ard 9ron-no pressure the oaek OF cord sup.
s,.,s an the same principle. Pamphlets tree Sod ouy by
P' GREGORY & Co, No. $Jo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
CONFISCATION.

Proceedings under the Coufscation Act have been
commenced in Alexandra, Va, with reference to
real estate belonging to persons nov said to be ntbe
Rebel service.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE,

|GROvE THEAT TIRE,
Pennsylvsnia avenue. near winsrd's Hotel.
LEONARD GRoVEa...............D DIRECTOR.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. Is, 1858.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
or THOSE EsiiNLNr AND DIsriHovnHED AnTisrEs,
THE IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL,
. Mr.. AND MAS. W. J. FLORENCE.
The above YirstClsss stars oil the Age will ap.
TWO GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT,
REPLErE WITH
MIRTH, MUSIC AND DANCING,
KoprITz's NEW orERruREs, PoLKAs, wALriLs,
AND MEDLEY.
MONDAY EVENING
Will be presented Lovers Great Irish Comedy, en-.
titled,
tAn Irish L.d, faithful and devoted but whose IL.
norance and continued striving TO serve sis mastsr
and never ending string OF ridiculous blunders)
edietta, entitled
LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
Fsany fsa Toac Mr. W. Florence Florence
Madame Killota, an Opera Singer,
Julia de Cloots, Premiere Danseusc, ''N'
Mrs. W. J. Florence
Mol Leai, sim Teton. ... Mrs, ". J. Floi ence
Hezekinh Slocum, Yankee Boy,
Mrs. " J, Florence
Tom 1ahrnil, sailor Boy. Mr4. W. J. Florence
During the piece, Mrs. Florence will sing A
Mock Csvstins, y" Barney O'Hay," the new songs,
Popping the Corn,'' My Margaret Jane,n and
Dashing White Sergeant and will dance Span.
ish Dance, La Sequsdila," :" and \ National Horn.
pipe.
Doors open at !; Overture At ~.
RATES OF AOM1SSIOS-Dress and Parquet
Circles 90 cents Orchestra Chairs. IS cents; Fani.
ly Circle, cents; Secured Seats, IS cents extra.
Tuesday and Wednesday positively the last two
representations of
THE COLLEEN BAWS.
WITH
Mr. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE,
AND
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

LIST OF CoNsIasEEs.-The following Is the
list Of consignees per steamer Empire, which ar
rived October %, 1863; NJ, J. Adler, J. A. Brown
Bontz X Grifhth, W. c. Burgy, Browning Il Keat
ing, Barnes l. Co.. Boteler h Wilson, d. W. Bart
lett, W. BAilentyne, J. II Rsrth, J. J. Barnard, E.
W. Beach, p. N. Bradley, J. p. Bartholow, barbour
\ semmes, Chipman 4 Smith, G. Crsndall, y. g.
Colzens, Connell l. Johnson, Crank Co., J. Den
ming, Z, Dodge h Co., S. Delasy, J. D. Defrees, N
Ennart, Z. Eokstein, c. .. English, W.s Dull
Stafford Evans, Lewis Ellerton, Thomas Young
c. Colineau, o. Florence, Thomas Cogan, II. Fur
sentein, d. L. Coleman, George Francis, J. K Cox
z. d. Gilman, Campbell 4 Son. Gotthslf Dehring
4. Gaddess 4 Co., A, N, Hepburn, Hauptmsp y
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.
Son, Jackson = Dre.,' ,. Lost, q. =. ksaasdv, !.
karr, r. Kingsispd, J. W. Lupsdss. c.. = lssp.
". htibufn .. n. Moore, j. c. mo0uiFs, neotAiss,
1es0resor \ Co., Middleton Bsail, q. y. Mitch
on, Mayheld Brown, ". D. Mitchell, .. v. Niles,
Navy Yard, D. ONeai, g. n. Pearl 4 Co., A. =.
Potts, W. b. Parker, capt Perfy, A. roiloek, A. ?.
Pratt, Thomas Purcell 4 Son, X. ,. rage, @. 4 T.
Parker, Philip Solomon, Charles Rupert, George
Reeves, J. Rsnkin, 7. Rsmick, W. Q. Young,
W. b. Robertson, y. W. Reed, 8. Russell, J. Red
gers J.fkifvin !. L n. Schneider, Smithsonian In.
stitute, swussa Dennis, Miss J. sanford, !. L.
savage, smith Morrison, Treasury, n. p. Turner,
II. Taylor, J. Thacker, =. Q. Tarrey, J. W. Thomp.
son Co., Capt Thomas, A. Q. N, =. B. Wells, r.
r. Wilson, D. r. Wilson, J. W. Worthen, N. Wey'
and, Z. II. White, walter 4 C.rnan, j. @. Waters,
q. W. Wilson, J. Whitmore, " Z. Weston h Co.,
.. Whitloek 4 Co., wyckofi 4 Dennison, webs 4
beveridge, O. W. White, W. = Young.
The MABxETs.-Business 10 fair, tendiny
a
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

RELIGIOUS sERyIoss YEsrxRDAr.-Tho Pres
byterian pulpits were iiled yesterday by the most
able aad eloquent members Of the synods that met
in the city last week. Dr. Nichols preached In the
New York Avenue taurch, tDr. Gurley, pastor.)
Or. Wing. Of Carlisle, preached In the Assembiy's
Church, IT. n Metals, pastor,) and Rev. Mr..
Emerson, in the Fourth Presbyterian, (Jno. c.
smith, D. D., pastor) Some OF the baptist and
Methodist pulpits were filled by the ministers oi
the synod Of Baltimore, fold school.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
WANTS.

NHIEP AssISTANE ogARTERMAs.
~ TEEs orrIc2 Deyot o. washington, Nc.
isa North street, WAshipgSon, October I, 1889.
TWELVE sHEgT.fRoE WORKERS wanted
imme meaisteiy at the Gnvefn tAent workshop, corner
Of Nineteenth ana = strests. Wages the usual
Government rates, with rssions included. Good
and experienced workmen required. None others
need apply.
superintendent. COWARD l.. HARTZ
osa-ist Captain. 4. q, NJ, U. S. Army.
" AN TIE D---A PARTNER IN A
w light and psoatasis hsseiness connected with
,ne army Net proats lops 400 to sstoper month,
HUNT reH%'sd No. SSf.s STSn Apply rstsGsn.y to
WANTED, AT TIE TREASURY
Wy Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To
good workmen the highest wages will be given
;ions T.ss.urS % saiiaISs isSixH RasfRs g S'n'
se2S-tf Supervising Architect
UTANTED. "A GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmall family dssifss to rent House with
nve or six rooms, In the porthern section Of the
city. Please address Boz 70, Republican office,
stating terms, location, 20. E,S-tf
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n F F / q l A L g..
n F F l G l A L

HEADQuARTERsl
MILITARY DisTRIcr or WAsiIINGruS,
WARRINGTON, ID. T., August 90, 1868.
General Orders No. %.
All commissioned officers In the city OF Washing.
ton, d. C., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform of tho Emitted States
service, according to their grade.
by ss'niasnd Il brig. Gen. M.HrIHDALE.
JOHN y. SHERBORNE,
Su96-u Assistant AiJutant General,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
AtjauaHfaanla.

CANTERBURY HAiL.-A bill OF more than or.
dinary excellence will be presented at this stand
ard olio theatre this evening. Messrs. n. W.
Eagan and J. g. Edwards, the celebrated versatiis
actors and Ethiopian deiinestors, will make their
tirst appearance this season, and may be sure Of
an enthusiastic welcome. The romantic drama ol
I" Dick Turrin will be played also, . new ballet
div crtissement entitled La Sarabande Miitaife y
in which Ernestinc De FAiber, Millie and Clara
Fowler, and the entire terpsichorean force Of the
company will appear. Miss Julia Mortimer, In
songs and the "Arab Lay" Ed. Murray and the
negro comedians, in a diversity Of acts, &C., will
I'LL up the evening with fun to overfowing.
fARIEriEs.--" Tho Young Recruit" Is the
name OF the new pan'omime to bc presented at
the Varieties this evening. II abounds with genu-
ire fun, attractive dancing, and highly humorous
situations, ~iiordins an excellent opportunity to
all the admirers OF pSntomime to obtain an even.
ing Of enjoyment Messrs Maffit And Barthoio.
new are the representatives Of its principal char
Aeters, assisted by the entire company, excepting
the monarchs ci minHtrelsy, Jas. II. and W. 8. Bud.
worth, and the French danseuse, Mile Lima Win.
d II, and Mons. Baptistin.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
TO HOUSEKE EEPERS,

CANNED FRUITS.
~ MEATS, VEGETABLES, &C,
800 eases Tanned Fruits, Meats and Vegetables,
500 lbs. IsabeIls Grapes in cartoons and boxes.
1000 lbs. New Buckwheat Flour.
JNO II. sEMMEs ~ co,
No. 6.3 corner Ninth street saj
oesi-eoJt Louisiana avenue
II L o l. Il
900 barrels Family, Extra, Ani supcrnns
iiouf, JUST received, and tor sale by
JNO. II. SEMMEs ktn
No, ot5 corner Ninth street and
oesl-to't Louisiana aNe enLe.
NJ p U X I A N I To FAMILIES. -.
i The Undersigned, ,ha, lug perfected his arrange
ments In Philadclphia, New York, and Boston.
takes this method OF Informing his old customers
and the public generally. ha, he Is receiving daily
by eXprets,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem County, New Jersey, Veal.
rrime Philsdelphia Butter, Csp"ns, Burks eoun
~ aud New Jcrsey Chickens, sweet Breads, Fhe.-
SAINTS, Partridses, Gfouss, snipC, NUodcock, k.ed
Birds, and ever! luxury OF the LssisIu markets.
Clear Boston rork, snussd riSs' feet and lnic,
large supply OF Foreisa and Domestic Fruits aud
To iamilics and Others giving entertainments.
tHs Is n. cheapest and 'ff
oc o-5m Iio Penn, sv., bet. 10Th and 10th SIS.
IOIIN W. VAN HOOK,
~ GENERAL PRODUCE aud
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
DEALER IS
Butter. Eggs and herst,
Iuha,cu aud segaIs,
I hsmvagnr, sherry aud tl,Ict Wines,
Brandy, WHISKY, portar, Ale and lider.
Also, Agent Tor
Queens Royal Cabinet Champagne.
30 louisiana ayenue,
uc:l-3nl Washington
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

reserved WORK Of coasrsss and the rsborts Of the
Agricultural Dspsrtssnt comprise heavy por.
tion Of the present. busiAsss. A large anount Of
printing y alsS being executed for Ne Adjutsat
0sa'rsps e6os and Tor the Ordnance ofnss.
Thde Afs about 800 nsmes on the pay roll, H.
| eluding msn, women ard ehildfsn. rhers are iis
ecmposleofs In the Copsressiesat pepsrtnsns-
Mr.. James English, forsmen, and John II Cumming.
ham, assistant. n tie Exseustvs Department
there are % compositorH- Fraasoai. foreman.
In ths Biudeiy Room thsre are % nsa and % wo.
men-Georss 2. 0off, foreman, and J. Harvey no.
berts, assistant. The others are employed 10 the
Drying, wsttiny, Masb,sisg nd lob Moons.
als-r-,, -~ rr..
COMMISSIONS " .CourfY CoxsrASLss Re.
yoKEp.-In accordaace with The resuirsasnts of
an act Of Congress, providing that each county
constable In this Dastfiet should take . certain
oath and give certain boad, the supreme Court
proceeded TO revoks IT, vonnissions Of all county
eons abcs who had hllsl 10 comply VIII the law.
Among this number 10 Me-. AqUlIlA 4. Allen. The
following coupslsss-e list ot All NE county con.
stables In the District. rAtrisk u. oaushrap, H.
Hilton, ~ 4. Harrovsr, William Maftis, q. =.
HotchkiAs, = II. Truansll, !. u. Dushsr, John
Dewdney, W. H. Lussy, n. n. Mages, .. W. Col
claser, H. D. Hughes, John n. stsvsst, 2. o'Colla-
ghsn, Willlsm Cav mack, :. A. MoCowsn, e. J.
Eekion, Maurice O'Conaor, A. II. Edslin, @. ,.
Huguely, John II Wise, Jacob .. King, W. A. Boss,
Geo &c r. Gibson, James II. summer (dead), Jos.
y. Kelly. l..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
AUCTION SALES.


A sSIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER,s
;, w.sslss1es, ss1 8 c. x .oSsr: osSs:G,,y;sss.a y ;s,
ANIL, @ se sold at Public Auctio. on the sesond snd
Ws.slss,Sa s ass ssn e sSy:sS
un os pas,fs ~, 2. morsss ssd Mules, essdemnsd %
Ts.~s Ssss 70 . .cmmenoe Al 10 O'Clock o. sss ~
S"ss, In Government funds
ocs.-ss, .lfs S5As; q. ToMPxrNs,
RY W. Z. WALL = co 81
GREAT SALE doFFfsnSy2qNsEEs, oF sSqNNssIEaEss, 49,.
nituIe n, and Hou:efurnisksS Gooa,' 1sisEr Eur tgs.
seeIs S's CsSinst Msnniactof,, iso Penn.yiHso,.
IN MoNDAh the oh OF Noveinbe's ~ I e,d,sn st,ssn
stosh WI ,eil, by cataloxus, unfssths wSc,.,
own nanulacture, and OF supsrtor s.sh !, Sresns
dispossS Ss ',Gek Of Houseiurn's 'shng Goods ~.
business " ws a,, T.. Green intending 10 change III
Handsome Rosewood Msrsl.-.op. y,,,.,., .,..
Rosewood Chsmber suite.
9.l Chamber ssites and o.k ikS,aa.Srs siasso.,u,
osewood wardfobss, hsodsosne, sa'''u''
Walnut Dress Bureaus,
thirty Dress Buresus, ...'"
Chairs, arm ano Lasy
H's'wo d; Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas and Te.s.
Rosewood Mahogany. and Walnut Rocksr,. Mir.
rofs Centre and Oiics Tables and Deeks'
''''"g I.,ls. so'es and Chairs. Saloon and Tespoy
Y wilau, - a,i .Sd M.hos.Dy Bookcases,
y Curled Hair Mattresses,
10 dozen C,pe-seat Chairs,
and Rscsn.in Stnrs, AishoSsny and Walnut Side
Marble @aarbls-top Chamber Suites, Hat Racks.
Marble TOP sideboard. Chiiten's Chair. And s,oo,,
'e'os vapss Unce 'h"ir'' Cribs, Bsistesds, great
Reire.hmsnii Tables and w..h,,.,a.
s,oxa. sN,ens'oh and Mahogany Dining Tables,
French French China Ssyre Tea Sets 81 AMI ss pieces.
Cut Glass Wine Tumbies, and Fruits.
Plain and Gilt French chin.,
Large qu,ntity Wines And Water Bottles,
fSnoy y,t SSna vases Gard Baskets aud China Toys,
, dozen Tsie.s.feie ca.to.,, din.re., kind, with
many other Goods not here named,
Iermr; All sums under $50 cash; over that
tmount, credit OF 30 CO. andso days, for approved
en!orsed notes, bearing interest.
ne nuliaing is for rent or lease. Ihquirs OF the
The attention Of the tiade is i,yitea to this sale
c.,soISs Goods VIII be open for inspection, and
sale. ~ '' 'He WI Nharia'S WEI WpsfTIPast Go % the
ot26-td Auetion.c,.
DY X. +. PAGE, AUCTIONEER,
H. 30: Sc, enth ST., under Odd Fellow.' Hall.
Al 5'ciock~ ''''' y" = A'D" l. 's'00ef '''''
e,ooopoHnd. prime Vermont Dairy Chee,e.
- lN pals choice Vermont Dairy butter,
1he above gord' are iiom select daireE, and VIII
be sold without reserve to close Gonsignnents.
Terms cash X. y. PAGE,
c"zs-nb Arctionetf
- W. l.. W A L l. * CO
- AUCTIONEERS.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
LApressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES STOCK sr
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between Ninth and Tenth sts., w..h,"str.
AUCTION sALES EyERy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CeSslGSMENTf.
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES
HORSES, CARRIAGES, kc.,
Received for Private sale.
js2b-h W. l. WALL IU.. Auo,s
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

A Word OF ApvICl.-Those who have bsn
doctorins for weoks aud months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. Fishblatt, whose once u
t No. al street. corner OF Eighth street, and b
radically cured. twenty-five years sxporisnse has
established Dr.. Ftsh0latt's reputation - physt-
eian. Recent eases cured In few days. Charges
moderate. DR.. FISHBLATT,
No. x2i street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the 0ensral Post Otnss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26


OAPTAlN ED DE REU
" HAS NOW OPEN
Over T. y: Barr. 4 Co.'s store, No: 400 Ninth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue, National Rine
sELF-DEFENcE ACADEMY,
With all kinds OF arms, broad and smAll-sword
For youths from seven years and Upwards, calls.
thenics and fencng-the best gy mnastic exercises.
Open s,a from ,a.'0 An to ~ N, from 70 P
certtifcates call At the Academy. Private lessons
by couples in el"ssss' also, single lessons.
CIDER. CIDER. CIDER.
~ Best Cider tpure apple) Is received daily, di.
rect from inc roy JONES GGs PSoaas: Store
Oc23-6' Corner Eighth aud stress
INTEREST COUPONS.
We are buying, At the
HIGHEST MARKEr rRI,Es,
the
INTEREST COUPONS,
due No, ember list, on Government Bonds.
JAY COOKE co,
or:l-iOt 4o2 Fifteenth street.
T F. II o d G o N
sEALER WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES,
Can be found at his
STOVE WAR EN- q U SE,
No. sas SEVENTH sraLLr,
Between X and L streets,
Every day, where he IL always disposed to accom-.
o odate his customers with
STOVES, ANGEs,
pnn,rA,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

WAR DLrARTiLSI,l
PRUyOsr MARSHAL GENERALS OfruE,
WARRINGTON, Oct. 20, 1858.
Circpidr, No. oS.
Regiments now IN service which re-enlist as vet.
eraR volunteers, under the provisions Of General
Orders, Nos. 1881 and aoo current series, from the
Adjutant Generals office, will be credited to the
states, and as far as practicable to the Congression
JAMES d. Fry,
oc26-lt Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

VINO WILL BB CURHD I'VE desire 10 call
special attention to the advertisement Of the ssls
bsted DR.. velln>, which appears In anothe! column
The D0ctorisA safe and reliable whose
skin and experisnoe 10 guarantee that the unfor-
ddenoe lntrust his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means ol
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
NEW BOOKS.

M AN OOD;
N HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
Just Published. In Sealed Envelope. Price six cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure Of fSpermatorrhura, or Sem.
Debility, and IIpediments to Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consupption, Epilepsy and Fisi
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from
SeltAbuse, Sc., BY kobt. J. Culrsrwell, NJ. D., au-
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad-
p0'''ss stamps iau = b BowERf, Il + new loRx,
seib-smindSw Post Oiice Box. l5sS
DHILP 4 SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIUNERs,
PRINTERs,
BLANK BOOK MANrfACru RERs,
s32 PEsSsyLvASiA Az LkvI,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works.
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all k'nis,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold WritcTs.
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Fie d Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use At headquarters by As
sistant Adjutant Gentras.
Blsnk books made, and Printing done TO order on
, cry short notice.
All Printed Books sent by mail free OF postage.
oc22-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

10 which articles he stands unrIvalei oI0-u
MIGHT SCHOOL..-YOUN MEN
desiring to obtain an education without ex.
pense are invited to attend the NIGHT SCHOOL
which will be opened on WEDNESDAY, 2sth Inst +,
at TX D. M at the corner Of sixth and L streets,
In the public school house. Every facility Will be
Afforded and all are invited Tickets OF adm ssion
may be obtained at the school room on any even.
Ing, or OF W. J. Rhees, Trustee, oot Atrset, be-
tween seventh and Eighth.
By order OF the Sub Board. oc2s-lw
CONTRAC
" TORS, surgeons', and Contrast Physicians
Accounts and Claims colleotsd and RENTED TO any
part Of the United states, from az TO per cont
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In proper fer BILE fees 30 that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
Counssllors at Law,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26


1.-THE machinery around you made 80 much noise
that could not hear your little speech; have no
doubt, however, but that II was beautiful and
nbounding 10 flowers as choice and as fragrant as
those OF this bouquet. Iwill not tax you with q
repetition. In conclusion, will say, that hope
that YOU will get good IL husband."
The young lady received the Presidents remarks
with very pretty blush.
Whilst descending from the bndery into the
Congressional Department, the President Was con.
fronted with large number Of the young ladies
of the oifice who had assembled at the foot Of the
stairway. A large standard was pendant from the
ceiling, inscribed with the motto, Stand by the
Flag-Liberty and Union, nowand forever, one aud
inseparable-Abraham Lincoln, Welcomed" The
ladies' sang the soul-stirring Battle-cry OF Free.
DOM" After the singing was concluded, the Prest'
dent was called upon to make speech. In reply,
he said:
have come unprepared. l did not expect 70
make speech. All lhAve to say 10, l hope that
you viii all have health and hsppiness to stand
IL
Union IA voiee." And to welcome Abraham
Lineon."l repeat what said, that wish you
health, success, and prosperity.
The President then bade sdieu to the ofloe
amidst loud and prolonged cheering.
The notices were all very appropriate. An old
engine, once used in the job room, but now rusty
aud diIapldated, was labelled; Like the Southern
Confsderaey-neary played out" The engine
will be removed this week to give place to new
one from the machine shop Of Messrs Gray 4
Koyes, Maine avenue between Four-and'a-hslf and
sixth streets.l In another part OF the once was
the motto I" My paramount object IL to save the
unioo,n which 10 extracted from tho Presidsnt'l
letter to Horace Greeley.
The various nays that decorated the building
were kindly furnished 10 ]. =. Larkin Esq by the
I.sidents OF the rieiIity, and especially " MT.
Plant, who resides On u street
This printing office never Executed so largo an
amount Of business u At the present time The