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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
SCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONS.
Communicated.

In providing school accommodations, the
location, plan and style of the school building
constitute the chief objects Of interest. The
location of q school building should, in the first
place, be where 1t can always be as free as pos
sible from impure and malarious air; in the
sscond place, where 1t can have uninterrupted
and pure sunlight; third, where II can have
perfect drainage; and fourth, where, consider
ing the requisites just named, 1t will best ac-
commodste the pupils, as to distance from
their homes.
The plan Of any building should be regulated
by the use which Is to be made Of Il. A church,
therefore, or market house, . scsrpenter's shop,
or even presidents stable, Is not necessarily
a suitable place for school, The chief points
to be observed in the plan OF school building
are sire, form, and style.
The size Of a school building will be determ-
ined chiefly by the number Of pupils to be ac-
commodated In the whole, and In any of its
parts. Both the size and the form depend ma
terially upon the manner in which the pupils
are TO be accommodated and in determining
the same, reference must always be had to
seon"sy Of expense, case of ingrcss and egress,
air or ventilation, and light.
Lot Us suppose that school OF 800 pupils ID
| TO be provided with suitable house. II the
number of pupils under each teacher Is to be
limited to 80, (the largest reasonable number, J
there will be required, Of couue. ten rooms.
Now, the capacity Of building or of a room
depends upon It's form, as we'll as Its dimen.
sions. The nearer q qusdrsngular building
approaches to q square or a cube, the greater
will be Its proportlonate capacity; and, Of
course, such building will require less ground
surface or space, and also less outside wall or
covering, than that of any other form, and, on
the score of economy, II will be less expensive
and experience has shown that such a form Of
school building is the most convenient and
best adapted 10 It's uses.
| Convenience Of seating, of providing fol
clothes, Of ingress and egress Of the pupil,
will constitute the chief necessity for varying
from the square form. Experience has proved
also that four school rooms on each floor max,
the most convenient and economical arrange
ment. Each room for the accommodation o
20 pupils should be, at least, equal to room
80 feet square and II or lS feet high. To eacl
such room there should be clothes room o
suitable size, 30 situated that the pupils belong
in to said room can enter II and leave IL with
out obstructing the main entrance 10 the room
and without interfering with the movements o
scholars from other rooms. There should ais,
be teachers closet; and all the arrangement
of each room should be such as to secure ever.
advantage from fresh air, heat and light.
ITO be Continued go
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
EXClSE LAW ON PROPRlETARY AR
TlCLEs TO BE RlGIDLY ENFORCED.

TlCLEs TO BE RIGIDLY ENFORCED.
Collector Clephans has directed his deputies
70 visit all spothscary, perfumery and other
Establishments having for sale any of the ar
ticlss enumerated In Schedule c, for the pur-
pose Of imposing the penalties Of the excise
law upon those who are offering proprietary
articles for sale without being stamped In sc,
cordsnce with section 81 of the act Of March
8, 1858, amendatory 10 the excise law:
"Sec. ~. Asd Be u further enacted, That any
person who shall offer for sale, after the 30th
Of September, 1858, any of the articles named
in Schedule G Of the act 10 which this act is an
amendment, whether the articles 30 offered art
imported or arc Of foreign or domestic manu-
facture, shall be deemed the manufactures
thereof and subject TO all the duties, liabilities
and penalties In said act imposed In regard v
the sale OF such articles without the use Of the
proper stamp or stamps, as In said act is re-
quired."
twill be seen that after September 80, 1858,
all the articles named in Schedule C must be
duly stamped before being offered for sale; and
dealers Offering for sale any such articles un.
stained, will subject themselves to the penalties
prescribed In sections lo7, lOs, and 100 of the
Excise Law.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM RostcRAlAs' g lls ARMY.
EVERYTHING ENCOURAGING
REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED.

New YoRK, Oct. IA special telegram to
the Herald, dated Nashville, Oct. Q, Is as fol.
lows;
4" Everything Is Of q highly encouraging
character. The railroad and telegraph lines
are not materially injured. The former will be
opened by tomorrow night. Tho design Of the
raid wss 70 prevent reinforcements TO General
Rosecrans,) but II has signslly failed.
"a small party Of rebels crossed the pike
near Murfrecsboro' this morning, but wilder's
Union cavalry forced them 10 retreat In short
order.
"Col. McCook, in his recent raid, took ono
colonel, two majors, nine line officers, and
eighty seven privates prisoners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
GOOD NEWS FROM BURNSIDE.
HIS FRONT ADVANCED.
His Right wing In Communication
. with Rosocrans.

LouisvILLs, Oct. 6.-The Journals special
from Knoxville says that Gen. Burnside held
the country south from Knoxville to Calhoun.
on the Hswassee river, and down to the West
ern and Atlantic and Rome railroads, and east
of Knoxville as far as Greenville, on the East
Tennessee and Virginia railroad. His right
wing Is in communication with Gen. Rosecrans,
and his position all that could be desired. The
army 10 In the best health and spirits.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
uODE.H wORDs !

" "rowsA, rnBJ DRrvD BByoRI THEM INTO fHIh
"RANKs ruI soUTHHRH PEOPLE, AND fln
would ALSO pRIvI us. TRUST TEEN NOT.
"WEn1 fHHY ABLl, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pnsfnoY % WITHOUT nHRCT. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF rnIs1 fBIFos, An AMAzsD rHAI
"AHY ore COULD TnfNK OF 'PnACn on AM
"rRnns.' Hn VINO RNrIRTAINs fnl sHNTInINf
" 10 HrT ONLY TO m SLAVE; m VINO uTTnRs
"If At T1Is TINE, nonnovBR, 10 TRAITOR To
" HIS coUNrRI, WHO DnsnavHs ZEE scoRr Arr
CORrnART OF ALL HONORABLE MKN."-Ross
eraes, 10 The General AsssHsb's Of OHIO, Ftbrsayy
1858.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

o! !O!-some Of our exchanges have put
forth the statement that II was impossible to con-
struct . paragraph Of sfty words without using
come having the letter o. That 10 nonsensscal
For instance:
The best restaurant in Alexandra 10 Me
Csrthy Il Jenninss'. In King street, where the
best refreshments are served, and where guests
are never dissatisfied with their treatment. All
their yiAnds are prepared in the best manner, and
the greatest pains taken In pleasing the epieures
sppstite and appeasing hunger and thirst In all
taeir varieties"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
ssrenaas 10 Major General sickiss.

ssrensde 10 Major General sickiss.
MAJOR General Daniel z. slckles was comph.
mentsd with serenade at willard's Hotel last
evening. The call was unexpected to him, but
the General appeared at the window Of his
parlor, supported by his crutches, and thanked
his friends heartily for the honor done him. He
added
hope In few days TO serve the country We
all love SO we'll, with my old comrades iu the
Third Army Corps. I am willing 10 do what
ever may be required Of me by my country, but
l trust that I shall soon be able 10 fulal the
first wish Of my heart, which 10 10 enter the
field ag In with those brave men with whom
have been associated throughout the war. tAI-
plause
My friends, have been In Washington when
II seemed that the best hopes Of the nation were
to be fulfilled In the eternal peace and pros
perity Of our great Republic; | have been In
Washington when she was beleaguered by those
from whom she had a right TO expect anything
else; and ! hope, expect, before i die, TO sec
Washington the capital Of the freest snd
grandest nation on earth.
The General retired amid the hearty applause
Of the assemblage.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Washipgtss aad New York stock Mar
ksts To-Day.
PERSON Al,

SENATOR WILSON is In town. He leaves this
sylvanla.
Hon. MICHAEL HAHS, member Of Congress
from Louisiana, 10 In town. He will return to
New Orleans In Q few days.
GEN. sICKLEs TO SUCcBED GEN. HEINTzEL-
MAN.--such 10 the common street and hotel rumor,
but there IL no ofnciai authority for II. II Gen.
HeIntlelmau 10 TO 20 TO the field, a better man
than Gen slckies could not b found ~ his sue
cessOr,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

REsIGNED.-John 8. Slater and Theodore
Burns, policemen Of the Eighth precinct, Capitol
Hill, rendered their resisnations this morning to
the Board OF the Metropolitan Police. These gen.
tlemen have performed the duties Of the police
for year and more with great credit to them.
selves aud no doubt, with much satisfaction to
the D,sId. They have, We understand, procured
more lucrative employment st the navy yard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

A board of medical officers, to consist of Sur
geons J. J. b. Wright, Il. II. Abadie, and As
sistant Surgeon ]. H. Hill, United States Army
has been ordered TO convene at New York city
on the 18th inst, or as soon thereafter as prac
ticable, for the examination Of candidates fol
appointment as assistant surgeons In the reg
ular army, and such assistant surgeons as ma,
be brought before il for promotion as surgeons
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

Earl Russeil that the op,nion Of the French
Government relasass 70 the Polish ssssAlaslons,
Is that II is preferable 70 closinga useless ais
cushion. ~ ~ I'LL "a
BoxsAY, Sept. p.-Ths msa arrested % Nsna
sshib has proved not 70 be Nat chief. FL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Advance of our Forces In East
1-zar7- Tennessee. s,..

CINCINNATI, Oct. IA special to the Com
msreiai from Knoxville, dated the 5th, says;
" Our forces below have penetrated TO Hswassee
river. The enemy retired. The rebels have
also fallen back above, Col. Carter being be-
yond Grecncastle To. night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

GEN. JOE. HooKER.-This brave and dislin-
guished General, with his staff, arrived In our
city yesterday evening, and took apartments at
the st. Cloud Hotel. 1t Is confidently asserted
that he Ia, at once, to take an important and
active command. Nashville Press, I'd inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
BR1pos FALLING Dows.-Tbe br;dvc

BRIBos FALLING Dows.-The bridge on
Boundary street north, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, 10 reported by Ofhcer Rolfv, Of the
Second preciuct to be in unsafe coalition. Near
ly one half Of the western abutment has fallen
down and the eastern abutment 10 nearly all un.
dermined by the water. As there is much travel
over this bridge, particularly Of heavy Govern.
msnt trains 1t is important that II should receive
immediate attention.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

RAu.oAps.-AnaIvAL AND DIPAATuls OF
TsA.a-Ibe sdvsrtisements on eur arst page
ere Inserted By authority Of the railroad companies
ssvsrally named, srs ofneially corrected when
changes are nads, hence san b relied upon cot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

The friends in Ohio of the late Gen Iv,,,s
who fell at Chickamauga, have received intel.
ligence that the rebels will give up his body to
a flag Of truce, and that 1t will arrive in Gin,
cinnati this week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
The Nation al Loan,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-The subscription
agent reports the sale Of 81 1884 $50 worth of
ive-twenties to-day. Deliveries Of bonds are
being made up to the Sd inst. These extraor-
dinary sales are made to people at large as well
as to individuals about forming National Bank
ing Associations.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

EXCESSIVE, INTERNAL Revenue RsCsIPTs.-
The receipts from internal revenue for septem-
ber were 81, 1876 POS, larger than during any
month since the law has been In operation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

TIE SECOND DISTRICT GONG TO THE FIELD.
We learn that the Second District volunteers Are
to be ordered to the field, and that the ten COM
panies Of the Invalid corps will take their place A.
. portion Of the Provost Guard Of the city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

BOSTON MoKTALITY.-There were one hun
dred and seven deaths in Boston last week.
Eighty per week Is usually the full average OF
mortality for Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

ambosss, N alss, Hsrses, Railroad Iron,
Loose and Bsled Hay, O9sred the Cow
erpmsnt.
In another column will be found an official
list of proposals made to the office Of the
Quartermaster General for the week ending
Monday, October 5th.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Smelling Of Elizabeth city, North Ca o.
lima.

lima.
Aletter from Newberu, North Carolina, dated
Sept. 30, says;
The gunboat Bombshell, Captain BrinkerhoG,
left Newbern few days ago under sealed orders,
and made reconnaissance of Pasquatank
river, which empties into Albemarle Sound.
Landing boats crew near Elizabeth City, the
men were captured by rebels, when Captain
Brinkerhoff opened vigorous lire on tho town,
doing considerable damage.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Arrival Of Fer.,s. km,xr.nt..

New YoRK, Oct. 5.-The steamer Glasgow,
with Liverpool dates 70 21st, arrived last night.
The steamers City Of London and Glasgow
bring over 1,lO0 passengers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

REBEL PRISONERS IN TESsEssEE.-The Nash
vile Press Of Friday last says;
Five hundred and hfty-eight rebel prisoners
captured at Chickamauga, were shipped from
this city yesterday morning to Louisville
Among the lot were twentv.eight officers. The
day before, four hundred and twenty six more
were sent North, over the Louisville road.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

Three thousand fresh horses for cavalry and
artillery service reached General Burnside at
Knoxville, on the 2Sth ult.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

SENATOR MORGAN sEnEsADED. - Senator
Morgan, of New York, who Is stopping at Will
lard's Hotel, was serenaded at his rooms last
evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Insurance ON Vessels Destroyed by the
Alabama.

BosroN, Oct. 6.-The ship Anna T. Schmidt,
which has lately been reported as destroyed by
the pirate Alabama, was insured In Boston
offices for about sll9,0O0. The ship Express,
also destroyed BY the Alabama, was insured in
Boston for 0,OOO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Arrival OF the ste amship ssdo..

New YORK, Oct. 5.-The steamship Sidon,
from Liverpool on the 22d, and Queenstown on
the 23d OF September, arrived here this after.
noon. Her news is anticipated.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
Second Edition.
roUR epUI1oClI. ?. Q.

ROsECRARs AND BURNSIDE.
Official dispatches received by the Govern.
ment to-day DO not conflict with thoss received
from our telesraphlc correspondents (publlshed
elsewherc) from the West, in relation TO the
positions Of Rosccrans and Burnside. -''1'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
aatisaal @spublitsa.
WASHINGTON. D. Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..ocToBER =, 1898

- rns ODes - the nasasAal Aspubn-
M n al 1ll H1nth sersst, betWosn Rsnn-
vIvsnia svenas and d ssSsss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

CAPT. PARKER's SUCCESSOR. lngra.
ham, Of the Tnirty-eishth MAssachusetts, some
time since assigned to duty on the star of Gen
Msrtindaie, this morning commenced duty at the
Old Capitol prison, examining the evidence on
whloh parties are committed to that prison. Thi,
duty was formerly psrformedb by Capt. Parker, who
has been transferred " the staff Of Gen. Banks,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

A BIBULoUs SPEEcH.-Last night, immedi-
atsy alter Gen. Sickles had concluded his speech
In response to the serenadc At Willards', tipsy
person, wearing spectacle, who had apparently
intruded himself upon the oompanyin the Generals
room, appeared at the window, and, steadying him.
self by the window casing, esssyed to make a
speech. He said:
My fslr cizEens, don't know Is I've (hic) any
right to speak to you. IA voice" That's 90; you're
drunk."l Gentlemen, ha'nt had any champagne
tonight. [" Oh Oh '" "Hsi Hs rl Oh, you can
otct your arms a.kimboj l sure you ha'nt drank
q glass-er (hic) champagne in six weeks. Voices
"oh, Dug, you're drunk on sin" "Drunc on
whiskyp'l
Gentlemsn--t" How's Culpep.rnI-oh,y yes, Cul.
pepper, Culpeps all right. Gentlemen-t Here the
band was set to playing their noisiest music amid
cries Of "Taks In that pudding head, Dug" A. soon
however, as the band ceased the person commenced
afreshi bracins himself msanwhils by one foot on
the window sill, and looking very window.siliy.
Gentlemen, now I am going to talk to you serious
talk Serious. IA voice." You are four drinks
ahead Of us."l Oh, yes, all OF that. I'm much's
Ave drinks ahead Of some Of you fsllers.
Ny feller-ciIlens. We are engaged inner great
contest. ("Ws heard that two years ago. ~
We're gagged inner great contest that int'rests
the whole world-yes, 1t int'res es the whole
Unite' States. ron! ohp'l An you Copper.
heads, (hie,) an you trAitois ought to shoulder
your guns an go Id
Here there were loud cries OF "print the rest Of
II, Dusi" and some one pulled the Intoxicated
individ al back from the window, when the crowd
dispersed.
It Is hardly necessary TO say that Gen. Sickle.
was In no wise responsible for this disgrscefui ex
h,bition, which must have mortified him exceed.
ingly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

S.-T.-1660-x.-D PLANTATION
'f p. DrTEaa .H|
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite. lr'.-
They are an anttdote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours. -
They strengthen the system and ealiven the
They prsyent niasnatio and intermittent fever..
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. .#
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
ache. ~ 'oN' ,Ae"1
They are the best Bitters In the world They make
the weak man strong, snd are exhausted asture's
Ssated Csiis.x. BARK, casea.illa Barb, Dandsiion,
Cnamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Clover-buds, Oranre Peel, saake.
5oos, Caraway, Coriander, Burdook, a-T.-issO-
The following Is a sample Of the testimony daily
soLDIEas' HoME svrrn,srEnprrr,so ory,cr,
c.s''.sAr! O., Jan. 70, iss'.
have given your Plantation Hitters to hupdreds
q our noble Soldiers who stop here, more on less
disabled from various causes and the effect n most
marvellous and gratifying,
every family, IA every hospital, and It hand on
oveIy ostue-neld. g. W. D. AHDREws,
Jyst-y superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
w Il NG RDs /

0UARTERMASTERS', CONTRAC
NoG TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Physicians
Accounts and Claims collected and remitted to any
part Of the United States, from az to per cent.
commission. .. =
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In naproper manner for fees so that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
ar..s TIT. GEORGE 4. II, DAY l. CO..
Counseilors at Law,
Auls-u Warrington Buildings, Room No. IL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TINS PAPER 10 ROW FURNIsHED BY CAR
RiERs TO sUBsCRIDERs IN THIS CITY AND
m GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS Fen
MONTH";
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

THn GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUT..-Ths
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one O,
sunday. soldiers tickets at Government rates 70
81 the principal points In the North and West,
For ckets and further inlornAtio apply at the 81
nee Of the "Great pennsylvanis Roufs," northeast
eornSr penA:ylyania avenue and Sixth street, un.
.. n.ion sundayss 70 Up. n.
Z. O. NORTON,
auG .... Aeaat,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tCommunicAted.l r... .-
CONSUMPTION CURABLn DIsRAss.
A CARD.
TO coNsUMPTivLs.

The undersigned having been restored to health
In few weeks, BY = very simple remedy, afsss
having suffered several years with q severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumpttcn--is
anxious to make known TO his feliow-sufsrsrs ths
means Of cure. ... .....t .i
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, (free OF charge) with the dree-
tions for preparing and using the same which they
will lind a sure cure for CoEsuMPrioH, AsTHMA,
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OF the advertiser In sending tho Prescription 10 TO
benefit the AFFLICTED, and spread infornation which
he conceives 10 Be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. it will cost then
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
seao-d&wsm WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co., NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

% THs CoNIlssIoNs AND EXPERIENCE OF
An INVALID. Publishcd for the bcnsnt, and a. .
warning and CAUTION To YOUNG MEN who suffer
IRON hoa Nervous Debility premature Decay Of Man
or ,Lir CURE by one who has cured himself af.
Ter being put to great expenss and injury through
medical hunbug and quaokery.
~ enclosing .post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies may Be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eso,,
ny My BEDFORD, Kings County, n. Y
DIssAsss OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URIs-
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can learn Of NEVER-FAILING REMEDY, the
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

DDEATHs OF soLDIERs.-John Hewell, 9th
N. Y.Mt.i John II. Dernny, nth Va, Rich'd Msniy,
Rad N VI Geo. Catin, ssd N. "; Joseph Carlisle,
iA2d N. "; serg't E.W. Merreneid, eth Va battery
Alfred Reed, lst VI. battery ysneps II. Lamp
Mo, it6th n y; and an unknown soldier, found
drowned at the foot Of seventeenth street.
day afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuatcd by desire TO beneft Others, will
Be happy to furnish to all who need Il (fres Of
charge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used IN his case Those wishing
10 profit by his experienoe-and possess vaiuabla
Remedy-will receive the same, by return mail,
carefully sealed,) by addressing ...
JOHN B. OGDEN,
aui<-dhwsm No. 20 Nassau st., N. York.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-Dr. Cheese,nan's
PMs The combination Of Ingredients In these
pills are the result Of long and extensive prae.
tice. They are mild In their operation, and Ger.
tain In correcting all irregularities, painful men
situation, removing all distractions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the aide,
palpitation Of the heart whites, all nervous aieo-
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &c. disturbed sleep, which arise from intsr-
ruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commence ment Of new ere In the treat.
nent Of those Irregularities and obstructions
| which have consigned 90 many TO PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS
are the most efectual remedy ever known for ell
complaints peculiar TO Females To all classes they
are invaluable, taducing, rtA certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different psrisds, throughout
the &C euntry, having the sanotioa Of some OF tho
most smineni Phystetans In Amerfcs.
Explicit dtrscfions, soitns eAex Asy sAould MOI Be
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar ssr bor,
containing from 90 to 90 Pills.
| Pills sent BY maa, prom,siy, by remitting to the
Proprietors. Bold BY Druggists generally
| 'F HUTCHlN0S HlLLYER,
seb-smeod Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07

NJ OTIC y WASHINGTON AND
lhURsDAS, October LIST, the steamers THOMAS
CoLLSiERl Cspt' vGyj vGGedHsyj NARY =. RAPLEY,
lingshead, Will commence their regular tTips be.
tween Alexandria and Washington, at o'olock IN
the morning. running every hour until 3 O'Clock
v. m, se24-tf