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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
DENsIONs, BoUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
Ft A. riE"r o. n t.--
CLARK d GAYLORD,
Attorneys and Co1assellers at Lac,
...r .' pOLICITORs
O.. FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS
Corner 9Th Aad F streets, Room No. =
Hfr.Hrlan Is '0 wAsnuHaroN, d. Z.

Pension business, and being familiar With the
practice In an the Departments Of Government,
bslieyc that they can AFFORD greater facilities TO
Pension, Bounty, and other Claimants, for the
sstrlstsd 70 than than sny other firm In Washing.
ton. They desire to secure such an amount Of this
business q will enable them to execute the bust.
osse for eaeh claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on
HEN T sTocESs q in Each CASE For thi. ISr pur.
dose they win secure the services Of Law Firms in
each prominent locality throughout the States
whers such ouslaeas may bs had, furnish such with
Al the necessary blank forms Of application and
and Circuiars rds>ribuion in their vicinity with
Aseociatee' names inserted and upon the due exc
cution 81 the papsrs and transmission OF the same
70 thsA BY their ocarassocates, they will prompt
III Their charges viii DO FIVE DOLLARS FOE
offIECRs and five DOLLARS FOR PRIV ATEs
1or each Pension OF Bounty and Back PNy obtained
and ton Per cent. on amount Of ClaimI for MILL
sods snlisssd ~ :ihss sss i, OF March, ,s.,
" .sy sina q service, military or Naval whe .rs
siona. An soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war should u sooner close, will be en-
hted 70 eloo Bounty. .....
By law OF tho last session Of Congress, all Sol
diers DISCHARGED on account Of wounds received In
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive the el0o bounty; and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on soldiers application
papefs are dispensed with. Widows OF soldier.
The siOo bounty. q there Be no widow, then the The
minor children and II no minor children, then ths
father mother, ssters, sr brothers entitled to
the ei0o bouaty, and, IN addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, sisters or brothers VIII be pensioned
-'r WILLIS L. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. c., 1883. mar s-Iv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
PROFESSIONAL.
UNITET

.NL l. A l ID b A q A N 81 UNITED
" Igr'u Jlf STATES. ..|
FINLEY Bl00KR, (iAte Register Of the United
States neasuryJ And CHARLES L. SHERMAN.
Counselors at Law. will devote their entire atten.
ton 10 theeroseoutlon and Of dema
against the United states, growing out Of the pres
ent war, including the Accounts and Claims Of
cations for the Fsstoratton Of property Illegally
ssised or captured, and for compensation for the
use Of private property fpr Government purposes,
end for damages for the injury Of such property hs
the army, for military pay. pensions, and bounty
lands; and fof distribtive shares Ct moneys pays.
6ie Asshs TrsAsury and due to subeontrastors and
They win also give legal .dviec to claimants
sontrsotofs, and TO unprofsnslonnl agents In iti.
{ated essesi and prepare written arguments when
With nonresident Agents Who may send the m
oiaims, an equit~bls division Of commissions will
7Undispusad Demands will be collected and
promptly rsmitted for acommission Of from hall
70 two And o half per cent, depending on the
amount; and negotiations with the Department,
conducted on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges, long OK
pefienee, and 4 minute knowledge Of the ex-iaws
regulations, rules and presidents governing tha,
olsss Of business st the Departments they hope IA
render thc services useful to eiaiEisn'a and public
Reference may be made TO members Of Congress
and oficen Of the Government; and especially, By
termission, 70 the Hon. ELISHA WHIrrLEsEy, ,firil
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address Messrs. BIGGER \ SHERMAN,
Iards' Hotel. - = nov s-sm.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
THOMAS 4. LLOYD,

ATTORkEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND A0lNT HoR PROCURING
Bounty L>uds, Psnsions, Arrears
OF Pay, Extra Pay, heD
WARRINGTON, b. c.,
win give prompt and efficient attention to the
prosecution Of Claims Of every description against
The Government, and make no charge unless sue
eessiui
Both references and charges Tor services win be
made sstisfActory.
~ Pensions seeuroi for soldiers wounded or dis.
sased during the existing war; also, tor the widows
and orphans OF soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while In the United States ser
vioej also, Bounty Money Tor the hcirsin-law oi
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys OF other persona for
Warding business.
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Addfess
THOMAS Z. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No, A18 Seventh street,
Washington, ID. &.
N. y. Editors Of papers publishing the above oarc
will be entitled 10 my services to tha nn'o,int Of
their charges. T. Il. L.
dec 'a-w
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

A WoRp OF ADvICs.-Those who have been
ioctoring for weeks aud munths without obtaining
rcief should consult Dr. Fishblatt, whose oftioe 10
No. All street, corner OF Eighth street, and b
rsdieAlly cured. Twenty-Five years expertenoe has
established DR.. Fishblatt's reputation &C physi-
alan. Recent cases cured In few days. Charges
moderat~. DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
No. al L street, corner OF Eighth,
OppositA the General Post Ohes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

ROBBERY IN GEoRGETowS. The clothing
store Of Edmund Cammaek, on bridge street, be
tween High and Potomac, Georgetown, was robbed
on the night OF the 10th Of about s2oo worth oi
clothing The burglars effected an entrance By
boring holes through the panel Of " wooden dooi
in the rear Of the building. MIR. CammAck ha,
been rather uniol tunate, Ms the same store WAS
tered by burglars about three months since ant
robbed OF about S600 worth OF goods, 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

Forms without Substance Fearful shadows, |
which walk, talk and ~, Real to the sion, but |
impslpsbIe 10 The touaii Unparalleled Mystefy
TERRIBLE ILLUSION,
Produced at this in 4 style Of Gran.
deur and AWFUL MAGNIFICENCE uns qnalisi
BY any In this country, by means Of wonderful and
SS:t sso X, od ,h.
this ma, elous secret. These frishtful, moving,
talking spectres will appear every evening during
the week under the direction Of Prof Carl Hudlef,
70 thri ling two-act drama, written expressly for
the purpose, entitled
. THE SHADES OF DEATH,
Oh,
THE SPECTRAL vIsITANTs!
In addition to the above great novelty, the Man
agement takes great pleasure In announcing the
this week, OF the Beautiful and .osonp Dan.
seuse, from Haymsrket Theatre. London,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
pose Of fulfilling this engagement, her arrange
ments being made to again set sail for Europe at
| its termination.
BRILLIANT sUCCE IS OF THE NEW COMPANY
MISS ERkEsTINE DE- FAIBER,
The rare comsination IN whom, OF the twin accom-
plishments Of song and dance, are scarcely to be
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
| Whose charming impersonations Of Roman and
Grecian stAtuary may bo clsssed among the most
successful Of artistic efforts.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming sonsstress.
First time Of Mons. Pouches splendid new ballet
LIE REToUR DU sOLpAT,
In tph oh ut
In ""''" I'll The spaIsvM pRaIsvM OF BEAUTY,
Consisting Of the following beautiful and talented
Miss Lille Brandon, Miss FIorepcs Rivers, Mis-,
Julia Richmond, Mile Geraldine, Miss Kate Harri.
| are Unsurpassed In the profession.
MIR. GEORGE X. EDESON,
The 20 pular comedian, comic vocalist.
MONS. GUI.LAUME FOUCHE,
The great Matter de Ballet.
Dick Parker, Willis J. Armstrong, r. H. Collins,
J. syivas Clarke, II. W. Williams, makisg in all
the greatest and most talented company ever
brought together in any establishment.
| Private Boxes, holding six persons. ns......S5
Doors open at ~ o'clock; Performance ct 9.
| POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
| Our next London importation, MISS CLARA
FOWLER, the celebrated Songstress and Danseuse
will make her First Appearance 10 America on
Monday next. sci
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
Anuseinents.

FoRD's New THEArRE.-The beauty of this
new theatre grows upon those who frequent II,
and visitors from New York and othor cities do
not hesitate 10 declare that 10 the most beautiful
theatre In the country. We are certain that there
10 none to excel 1t In the harmsnious proportions
and airy grace OF Its interior, or the comfortable
arrangement of seats and Its ventilation. The
stage IL exceedingly we'll adspsd to the display Of
the "Naisd Queen" which 10 produced there In
great splsndor, This afternoon an excursion train,
arranged expressly for the oseasion BY Manager
Ford will bring large number Of visitors from
B,itinore to witness the performances.
CANTERBURY HALL.-To-night His ETHEREAL
Majesty, "The Ghost" will make his sixth .sp-
pearauce At the above-nsmed popular place, where
he appears to have met with more kindly wei
come than usually falls to the lot Of these spectral
visitan,s. Mics Mile Fowler IA reality will also
appear In some Of her artistic dances, will also
Mics Ernestine DcFaiber In both song and dance.
Miss Fannie Wilson, whose chaste and beautiful
impersonations Of noman and Grecian statuary
have attracted SO much attention from the lovers
Of Hri, 10 also announced.
VARiErIEs.--Visit the Varieties and see the
great sensation piece, "The Ghost" now being
played at this establishment 10 eros ded bouses.
THIS is the original ghost that created such Juror
in Europe, and met with great success st Wallacka
company arc fast getting Into favor Mile. Malora
Arnold, the impersonation Of Roman and Grecian
statunry, on Monday next.O
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
NEW BOOKS.
MILITARY BOOK KS.

MILITARY BOOKS.
PHILIP d soLoMoNs, Booksellers and Army
q complete assortment Of al the Military Works
now published, among which are:
McclellAns Regulations for the Field Service OF
Cavalry In Time of War. Price 81
Field Order Books, printed headings. 81
Field Manifold Writers, note and letter sizes
The Company Clerk; or, How TO make out all Re.
turns turn Of 1.-The the Company and what to do with
them. Price y! ,.
Manual ioi 70, ana IL
pers. Price o.
New Army Rssulst,o,n: for ,sss: slS1;
BArtholow's Manual for Enlisting and Discharging
Webs %sSs'ei. % Hraiy and Navy Pocket Dictionary. 81,
De Hart on Court Martial. $3.50
Benet on Court Martial. ss
Coppee on Court Martial. 76cents
Cssey's Infantry Tactics. . vols. $3.50
Army Pay Tables. Price 50
Army Pay Tables, for twenty-eight, thirty and
c,Oson's yTHIs 8yrtiIiefiss,s dt M.nusi. IS
RobeIts's Hand book Of ARTILLERY. o.
Heavy Artillery Tactics, 1863. 81
Psckard's Minor surgery. el5O
Hints on Hesltho Of Armies. 81 cents
MANUAL Of HesvS Artillery; M 10 cents
sssssss: Ssss : 4; I'd S,.'S;y
StmpBOn'b unhpc6 anu Suunef1,
Mshusi for Military surgeons. BY o,droncaux.
Si.bO
smiths Handbook Of Surgical Operations. sI.75
senslL's s Camp sisns Of 1852 and S. sl7s
Sch.lk's Art OF War. Si.7o
Jomini's Art Of War. Slb0
Wilson's Tactics, with Questions $50
Uuited States Infantry Tactics. Si.25
Army and staif Or1cer's Manual $3.50
Dunnes Manual for Engineer Troops. 81
Memoir on swords. BY Col. Marcy. 90 cents
Giilmore's Siege and Reduction Of Fort Pulaski
S2O
Nc Ciellan's Bay yonet Exercises. sla6
MAhAn's Outposts Si.15
Nolsn's Cavalry Horses. elbO
Hammond's Treatise on Hygiene. %
Hospital Stewards Manual. Sl25
Long nOie on Gunshot Wounds. 10 cents
AID all other Military Books not mentioned
above.
All Books sent & &c Of postage.
Portfolios, Photographic Albums and stationery
OF every variety.
Dealers supplied ct a liberal discount.
For ssle by PhiLPk sOLUMONs,
sb-ltf 33l Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

THs AssunDrrns OF PssIuDIcs. -Iucon.
aistency 10 . weskoess OF human nature, 40 un-
reasonable - itis absurd and indefenaibls. Many
people, for Instance, have horror Of purchasing
anything that 10 extensively advertised. matter
what may be Its merits. Advertising 10, In their
opinion, . gigantic speculation, OF q medium Of
puhiing worthless goods. The sambuci wine 10
largely advertised, because the proprietor, Mr. A.
Speer, Is desirous that the public become acquant-
ed with It. He does not, however, expect people
TO purchase It solely on his reoommen ndation. He
wishes them to judge for themselves, and he has
Instructed his agents and all who retail his wine
that if 1t should not prove equal to what he claims
for ", to return the money. All he wants is to
give It . trial. Nothing can be fairer than this
The sambuci wine 10 pure, unadulterated juice
OF the Oporto ssmbuco grape, now being cultivated
In this country BY Mr.. speer. It is valuable fol
family use. and for Its tonic and invigoratina
properties 1t gives tone to the stomach and In
visorates the system. In fashionable circles It has
become the favorite tApis wine -Infeuigenesr.
Druggists arc agents ior this wine. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.

~ RC l. Z i NSTIT TIE
~ SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS)
No. 9, X street, near the Circle, one square south
In session from the 7th Of September TO the st Of
July. Tie usual Engtsh branches, Ancient and
Modern lanaurges, taught st the Institute. Also
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Piano and Guitar.
MRS. A ZAPPONE, Principal.
Tuition for = quarter, OF ten weeks, payable In
advance, English branches, elementary, S6. Ad-
yanced, 50. Extra charge (moderate) Tor Music,
French aud other studies. La au2I-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

VINO WILL Bs CURBD I'VE desire to call
special attention to the advertisement OF the see-
brated Or. velin, whioh appears In another column
The DoctorisA sale and reliable whose
akin and experience 10 guarantee that the unf0r.
tnnate victim OF certain indsoretionn with con-
Hdepce intrust his case In his hands. Let youns
men be warned In time, and seek the best means oi
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

TIE only placs where you can purchase b,dio
Rbber goods Of all kinds al cluvers prices, Il
st II, A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, slt
Penntyly snin avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 23-n
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
AUCTION SALES.

A ssIsr5N sIs,C4(N 9St StfaHsIh1nMAsTEEs tfaHsI1n lt.!.1s
sSf,sws, i!tsf,: wAsT,Gss: q p suIs
y " y: q
s.as: al.. p.fs: 81: e u asssss: snS sns
fsfa: ss:s s In 1ass .aS lsRs1:' 50 m
sale 70 omnsnoe st TN esleSl e6,ssY,ss
eo-tds Captain, A. q. NJ, U. Q. A.
DY GREEN { WILLIAMS,
ID ssrrs -riAUCTlONEHRa -,r,J.. 80
FoR SALE Lot No. ., in square M. M On 4
street souih, between Eisyent2 and T.elfth ~.
leland, having on it |. comfortable frame dwelling,
herd. will be sold at public sale, TUESDAY EVE.
MING, september Isth, at O'Clock. SALE 10 Saks
Terms ons.ssii s cash balance n =. sd s~.,y.
BY deis sskss Il ita' II e. I:-'s'
By GREEN 3aSoyTJEIIAAsM & oTy5EhEAMs, a. 1--i
Lot No; . q sdaats -: .os, On HiSsh .ti.es. oD.
dsss SsieSss 70 csas'ss nv s.ssss ssya
." evening" sh ssts s.SB.% BsSs
" terms: @ z es.h s.nncs In d. and .xs,v.
GREEN WILLIAmr,
sep2-2awiweo NJ. IrE , Austtonless.
u Y W. L.. VA l. L q co.
- .AuCTIoNEERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
.rFr..- AND REPOSITORY,
SALE OF HoRsnpp Rssnfprec:,lE hksIAas, fS, ~ .,ocx .
g LOUISIANA AVENUE, -
sstwssn Ninth and Tenth sta, Wsshinstou.
rvtsD444D 4Dfa'as faSs.bAE s4FIs asS sSts1 .NTv.D.r
CASH ADVANCED on coNsIeNMrsra
STORAGE FoR CARRIAGES. 900.
HORSES, cAKRfAGEs, ao.,
.-...s Rceeiysa for Private sale.
jeak-u Frrrs,rs W. L WALL CO, Austs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
PRINTING.
ILL q WITHEROW,

M,GILL q WITHEROW,
ST EAM PRESS PRINT b,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
{ STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TwELFr iSfs.,
One Square North Of PernsyipdniG Gpenus.
NAV -@,utf Washington. u. q
AJAX ii A LII CLOTHING ROOM
" Great bargains In Clothing for the next sixty
days. Selling our entire stock Mt cost TO make
room Tor fall goods, AZ J. BkuCE a co.'s.
/. iyit 49, Seventh street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
BulLpLRy HARDWARE AND TOOLS.

BUILDLRs HARDWARE AND TOOLS
Plaues-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbet, ac.
Chisels and Guages-Firmer, Socket and Turner's.
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, Hatchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip saws,
Gimlet-pointcd Serews-iron and brass,
Lock- and Latches,
Knobs, Esoutcheons, &C,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
squares, Bevels, Levels, Compass saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strsg, I and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps--s,s and 10 inch.
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Beli Pulls, Ae.,
Nails and Spikes, cut ald wrought,
&c., &c, Sc.
AGENT in the District OF Columbia for
"Putnam &" hammersed Horse Nails,
" d. auiond state Horse shoes,
&C and P" Horse and Mule shoes.
Auis-Sm
II ARD wAkhi .iilIs. RAH'lRoS' AND
axfaware, Bar-tron, steel
Herse Nails and shoes
Diamond state shoeins Iron.
Asisi sna,nas. n"a carri.se Carr and Tire Bolts
Hubs, spOkes, Felloes' shAits
'D'v Wheels, buggy and Wagon Bows
HaiTcloth springs
Exeelsior. Tow, Halt
Castings OF all kinda
EngIlsh and American yarnishss.
A Alarsc aud complete stock OF the above con-
"n'l' 0n h'uu' THOMPSON CO.,
..sS tsts q " vhonNsNo Bro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
-KEAEESTHTE.-

ANA4Nh itfAh
EAL KsTkTf AGENCY.
.:s.. n.rs1 AoaIS: ID 1 4, LOT. I, Y, Y .tLk ?.
suesoribsrs. Aise, perssne sssirous q Purchasing
or Renting DweflihEs can be provided for.
r.snpt ssss,ssohl pysAs y AZ H"l Estate bust.
Apply 10 WIN. W. BuRDon, with
CLARK d GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and huctioneers,
RDum 1,cnrnef 7th and stresis.
Refers to-Hon. q. c, Pomeroy, Y. s. S., Hon. L.
N. Morrell, U. q g., Hon. n. \. Fenton, NJ. c.;
Hon. Chaplin Hall, N. c., Hon. o. ". scofteid, M.
c.; Hon. b. W. Treseh, "a Auditor, and others.
auI-iy
DOOM AND BOARD AGENCY.
IN, The subscriber has opened, In connection
With his Real Estate business,A Room and board
Agency. Having hsd many applications for rooms
and boAfd desirSs u state his advertising bull
letin 10 now ready. Persons keeping boardefs, OF
. very cheap and successful means Of securing
boarders spd occupants for their rooms. Advef.
tsiDg cards, six BY three inches, inserted In the
bulletin In. this ONCE, for each subscTber at Si
per MONTH Ne mbsvs Of Cosgsess are already al.
plying for rooms during the coming session.
Persons In wantiof ioons and board can here
make selection from all parts Of the city.
1.al WIN. W. RuRDON, Real Estate AGENT,
ausi-liS Room ., cor. Seventh and r sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
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.OfFl o a l. ''.'-''.
'' eye sr p. NOTICE fI.|g 81,
.rr.Lttnr., ,..-,.,, q, WAR DEsAaTAEnr,i
WAsHiHoroN CRY, D. C., Jan. %, 1888.
|, In consequence Of tho pressure Of business .,
the War pepartnsnt, passes for citizens to visi,
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the once
Of Nsat. Co,. CeSRAp, Ia Psansyivania avenue,
sbove Ninetssnth strsse ,r--, I,,..... jA %
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

BOARD OF EsRoLMRsT.--The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday after the REPUBLICAN
went to press:
Thomas II. Barron, over age Christopher Z. Me-
Kenny, paid commutationj John I. Fenwick, er'
roneously enrolcdj John Gleason, Theodore A:
Crosbie, alienj X. l.. Evans, disability Edward
Brown, Aienj BARLEY Phillips, disability charles
johnson, only parent OF chiidrenj Henry Johnson,
over age; CIV. Hoieomb, disability; Henry Z,
Jewell, ever age; Ed. G. Talmadge, enormously en-.
rolled
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

BUrISo GoyBRxNssr HonsE.-samuel Jones
was yesterdsy sent b the 0uardhouse by Col.
Baker, on the charyS Of buying , Government
horse. he 10 held for the Coionels orders. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
0FFICEa:

ig7 WALNUT STREET, Phtiadelphis,
PITT STREET AND DUQUESEE WAY, Piasbu,y
hi-smif
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. ---THE
session OF the Preparatory Department OPEN
WEDNESDAY, september 9th, that Of the College
September esd. For catalogues or further particu
i.usssods " "'' g q. W. SAMSON, D. D.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

GRAND LARcEHY.-Chris. Quinn, a teamster,
was standing near J. p. Bartholow's store, on
Seventh street, opposite the mark,t and seeing
some new isek-scrsws, he took them and placed
them In his wagon. colored man employed BY
Mr.. Bartholow happened to see the teapister steal
the jack screws. Uficer. Parker being Informed Of
the affair." arrested the teamster, and found In his
wagon the stolen property. He was taken before
Justice Rowland who committed him TO jail for
court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
''-.HMUSENfEf{fS,

VARIETIES
v Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Nintl Of
nhmDnh q C0...'. ........, ... .rfopueloIs
Fitz simmons. Stage Manager and Advertiser
THE FALL SEASON NOW OPEN, and with
great success. CROWDED HOUSES, and the au-
dience highly pleased with the great company, EN-.
bacing TALENT UNsURpAssABLE.
THE ORIGINAL GHOST!
.- THE ORIGINAL GHOST!
Now being produced, 10 the 0reat Sensation.
VISIONS OF THE DEAD
Appear to haunt their murderer and vanish from
the eye In SO hfe-liks manner that many believe
II to be living being. Go see this spectre In the
great sensational piece, BY rlt. simmons, entitled
THE MURDERER'S DOOM.
The great BALLET, comprising all the lovely
ladies, led by Mons. BAPTISTIN, Including the
LEADING DANsEUsEs OF THE DAY,
Miss LIMA WINDkLL and LIZZIE sHULTZ
The Great Dramatic Company in an entire new
bill this evening. sei0
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

A CASE FOR THE CITY Fathers. Gentlemen:
Have you been near your smallpox ambulance
latelyl Gracious how It smelis Enough to make
amount Of mischief this crazy, worn.out concern
10 capable of crea,ingi A. drove BY 1t the other
day, the etfiuvia entered my throat In such vol
ume that, had not been recently vaccinated, l Am
positive should have caught the Injection. A.
1t was could not get rid Of the nausea II created
for long while. At least, let the nasty thing be
constantly fumgated with disnfectsntsi or, better
still, burn II and iuuisate new one often.
Gro. G. W. MORGAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

DIsLoYALTr.-John Brodle and Thompson
Jarvin were yesterday committed to the Guard.
house, by Capt. Todd, on the charge OF disloyaity
and uttering reasonable sentiments. They are
held for examination before Capt. Merritt
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
PROPOSALS FOR ROOFING FELT.

CAVALRY BuREAu,I
OFfIIE Oh CHEZ QuAkfEkMAsIth,
WAsHisGros, ID, T., Sept. D, 1863 ~
PROPOSALS are soncited at this ONCE for the
tlInishing OF ROOFING FELT in considerable
ouantities, as 1t may be required from time to
time in the construction OF cavalry stables and
barracks.
The Felt to he delivered at the wharf OF the Cav
nlry Depot at Gisboro Point, near this city.
bid,iers are requested to send with their bids
samples Of the quality OF Felt they propose Ia
furnish.
&. q, SAWTELLE,
Lieut. Col, and Chief Qnartermsster,
seIU-tf Cavalry Bureau
~ NTH u BEALL, DEALER IN MEN
y and Boys Clothing, ssl ssvsnthst ""
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

Mr.. GEoRaE 8. GIDEON, President Of the
Warrington and Geofgetowu Railroad Company,
len the city on the II O'Clock train this morning
for New York city, on business connected with the
company. A number Of new cars are being buflt
In that city, and 80 soon - eompletsd they will be
put on the track for the use OF colored and such
other persons ~ may choose to ride In them. ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

JUSTICE BARRACLo.-J. W. Barnaclo has
been Ie-conmissionsd Justice Of ths Peace, and
10 now on duty at the CITY Hail. administering the
oath to substitutes and accepted men for the Board
Of Enrollnsnt. 'fFtI u tgr.