davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Highly Important from
Williamsport.
GLORIOUS BATTLE PROGRESSING.
Lees Army Almost Certain to
be Annihilated.

New YORK, July S.-The following Ia q
special dispatch to the New York Herald:
HARRISBURG, July 2, EVENING" have just
received latr and important intelligence from
Williamsport.
Tho rebels were drawn up along the Inc Of
the Potomac. The river was rolling and surg
Ing, brlmful. The enemy had no pontoon
bridges, and were ferrying their wagons across
under great difficulty, in two scows. The
operation was so slow that 1t simply amounted
to somewhat Of stand-still. Our army had
already arrived at the scene, and at O'Clock
this afternoon furious hattie was progress
ing, In which the annihilation Of the rchel
army was almost reduced to certainty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Grover. Th.,tr- Closed for til. Season,

Growers Thestrr Closed for the Season.
The last performance for the season at Gro
ver's Theatre took place last evening. On
Monday evening the treasurer of the establish
ment was complimented with benefit, and
had a crowded house. His gentcmanly and
efficient endeavois to please the patrons Of the
drama were acknowledged by some of his
friends /. a presentation of a handsome silver
pitcher and goblet, both Of which were brlm
full Of kind wishes.
Last evening Mr.. Koppltz, the unrivalled
conductor Of Growers orchestra, received q
benefit. II was u charming affair and sub
stantial compliment, the house being flIed to
overtiowing.
Next season Manager Grover will usher thu
public into larger, more beautiful and comI
plete theatre, as a return for their liberal pat
ronage during his successful managerial careel
in this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Maryland uolorsd Regiments.

Col. Vim. Brney, recruiting and mastering
officer for these troops, has opened an office at
No. 50 Camden street. Baltimore. He Is pre-
pared . receive recruits from any part of Mary!
land. They will be mustered in by companies.
As the clothing depos and arsenals arc at
Washington, the companies will be forwarded
to be uniformed and armed. They will be drilled
In the Camp of Instruction near this city. We
understand that the colored men of Baltimore
are taking hold Of the work In earnest and thai
a regiment will be raised there In few days
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE CAsEs.-Wm. Anderson, dsorderly
conduct dismissedy wm. ogie, do, do; Druer Far
Ian, drunk, do; John Boland, do do p
The whsrves are nearly deserted of those
that come for coal. Two-thlrds Of them have TO
take stones and dirt for ballast, as the supply Of
coal is nearly exhausted. Agnsw's and Cumber-
land Coal and Iron Company are entirely out.
There is small supply at Rays Docks, and the
Borden Mining Company have about 600 tonsi but
a. there Is noue coming In, this will soon be gone
MARINE LIsr--Ar, iDsls.--Schr. Empire,
Brown, Washington, light. u D..
sloop Rsconnoitrc, Messick, Pcrncssrove, N. j.
hay to P. Berry. .r..... 10 l-.I...
observation-disclosures s. seymour, Roome, Phiia
delphis, mdse from Hi de h Davidson.
The MARKETs.-The following is a list ol
prices as reported for the Repub'iean, up to 70
to-day: .l.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
NOTICE TO WATER.TAKRRs.
WATER REoIsTRAn's Orr

WATER REGISTRARS OFTIcE,}
CRY HALL, July I, 1853. 4
ALL WATER-TAKERs are hereby notified that
their Water Rents for the year commencing with
this date are now due and payable at this office.
1he following 10 the law OF the Corporation " in
relation to delinquent watsr-tsksrs," viz:
In all cases oil the non-pay ment OF the water
rent for thirty days after the same 10 due and pay
able, the Water Registrar shall notify the Puf-
veyor of such delinquency, and the said Purveyor
shall discontinue the supply OF water Immediately,
not allow 1t to be again used In said delnquent's
premises except on notification by the Water
Registrar that the water rent has been paid, -
also the expense OF cutting Oh and restoring the
how OF water" ...H
RANDOLPH COYLE,
iy2-dimif ... Water Registrar.
no LET .---FIRE-PROOF BRICK
Warehouse loot of y st. Apply to 10. ~
FREDERlC 5. COZZENs,
Wine Merchant,
jys-dtf Pa. avenue, one door from iath st.
VNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
/ tho subscriber has obtsined from the Or.
pnans' Court OF Washington county, In the District
Of Columbia letters OF administration on the per-
| sonRl estate OF Jeremiah Aiurtogh, late OF wash
| ington County, u. q, dsceAsed. All persons hsv-
INK claims against the said dscessed, are hereby
| warned TO exhibit tho same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, or before the 2sd day
4 of June next, they may otherwise by law be ox-
ol,isiesi from all benefit OF the said estate Given
4 under ny hand thts Esd day Of June, 1851 \
lgU7 EIiIh CATHkRIkE MuRTOGH, ~ 4
js9t--,swsws A. Adnia,ssssssiz.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08


IxrosrAsr TO FsafAIss.--Da. tCslnssssAH's
PILas.--Ths combination OF aiinsrsdisnts ia
hsss Piils afe the result OF losg apd sxtseeive
practice. They are mild In ,tAsis operation, snd
certain In correcting ell irregularities, Painhu
Msnstruatioas, removing an obstrdctions, whstksr
nom cold OF otherwise, headache palm in The sads.
palpitation Of the heart, whites, al nervsus ase.
hons, hystsriss, fstlgus, pain In the back and
limbs, te, disturbed slsep, which arses from Inter.
ruptions Of nature. r..T.r.. .JrII
iT'II DR.. CHrEsEMAHs PILLS r1j Ia
was the eonnsnsensnt Of new ere in the treat.
neat Of those irregularities and obstruss,sss
which have consigned % many to PnEn Arvnr
oRAvf. No female can enjoy good health unyss
she 10 regular, and whenever - obstruction tskes
place ths general health begins to decline. a. p,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ,,.,r ,ai
are the most e6ectuAl remedy ever known for n
complaints peculiar to Fenaies To all eiAsses tAsy
arc Invaluable, tnducins, win cs,tstniy, psoStssi
rsyuisray. They are known to thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of TIE
most srinem Fpstctans n America
ErpiicI diredions, stating phen Mey should not Be-
used, witt. each box-the Price One Dollar pey Bos.
containing from 80 to 90 Pills. ID go 'rF
Pills seni BY mail, promptly, by remitting to The
Proprietor. Sold by Drussists generally. .l
r. b. HUTCHlNGs, Proprietor, !
..t 20 Cs>lar street, New York,
Sold BY 8. lALVERT FORD sVsS
.. .... ...-- Cor. Pa. ave. and lith st.,
ia jaie-sodsn 40 .r3Ebtsi wsshington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
S6@5llillhi S6@5lGli0llhidEditi0i!l!;!l N
H... tssAHs.yl 40

Several S.t.Sss S.Nvs Expressed 70 Z. .heii
surprise that the Navy Department was no,
honorcd by the citizens who waited upon the
rrssiasas ma tAs sscrssssy ~ wxt Shd Sec.
rstsry Of STATE lsst svssiyH rhhI must have
bssn an lnsdsrtshce Sn the part Or ttose who
imppyissd ths pressssina, sssAhsAoPssssuss
of the part borns by Abe navy On the Missis.
slppi In the imet tsmsap AgsipSt vicksburg is
patent toali n cannot be that any sllshs was
intended, and thereason Of the apparent neg.
lect was, no doubt tho haae with which the
whole affair was gotten up and conducted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
NOBLE WORDS .

"WHfNHvER TBHY (rHI REBR1s) RAv. rn
"PowER, rHxY DRIVE BBYoRl rHEn INTO THEIR
"RArKs TIE soUrHIRN PEOPLE, AND rHKI
"wor1p ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUsr THEM NOT
"wERs rHEr ABLE, THEY woULD 1NvApE AND
"pEsrRoY us WITHOUT MRRcI. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF THESE rHrNas, xAMAzKD THAI
ANY ONE COULD THINK or 'PIAcE ON ANT
TERMS He WHO fNrERrArNs THE SENTIMENT
"ls PIT oyLY TO BI A SLAVE HK wRo UrrERs
"Ir At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, 10 A TRAITOR TO
IRIS COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES rHH scoRN AND
CoNTEMPr OF ALL HONORABLE MEN."-Rose-
eran,, TO he General Assembly u Ohio, February,
,sGQ
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Tn. As.,l,lo.l... .e Fr.nlnsA.r.

The Abolitionists Of Boston and vicinity ccle-
brated the Fourth in the grove At framingham
long copsecrated to their cause. Mr.. Garrison
presided, and devoted himself chiefly to dis
ayowing Conwsy's negotiations with Mason In
England. Rcmond, the colored orator, took
issue with Mr.. Garrison, and was rather severe
upon his leader. Mr.. Phillips made his sterco.
typed speech In abuse Of the Government. the
generals and the people generally, and followed
Theodore Tflton's lead in declaring boldly for
amalgamation rIs...sI tsf
"He was about to say something which would
make the New York Herald display Its large
capitals and notes Of exclamation Amal0amd.
tion Now remember this, that on the eth day
of July, 1858, you heard me say that In the
light of all history and every age, ! am an
aD,alqan,dtionist IN It's Jiillssf eItenf. Europe
has no past except In this divine method for
the civilization OF the world"
Stephen 8. Foster, Of Worcester, reinforced
Phillips, especially In his abuse Of tho Admin
istration, and was more logical and consistent
In his malice. He said:
"IIe had no choice between the government
of JEFF Davis and that Of Abraham Lincoln
"a voice-"You are . copperhoad.'') Both are
fighting for slavery, as the fugitive slave law
Is still in force. He did not see how any sbo.
litionist could aid on the cause Of enlistments,
He had discouraged cnlistmcnts, and should dc
so. (Hisses and voices-'.You arc . copper
head.'') He hoped that JEFF Davis aud Gen
| Lee would be successful In Pennsylvania, and
he prayed for our defeat. lie hoped Gen. Let
would take New York and Boston, that the
North bs brought 10 the verge Of starv alton
till Abraham Lincoln DO compelled TO proclaim
universal emancipation, and give tho negro Lii
rights and acknowledge bis equality.
"The abolitionists are third party In thil
strife, taking sides with neither Abraham Lin
coin or jeff Davis. They are opposed TO war
war is Of the devil, and if followed up will leac
t 4, hell. II, as We say, God Is on our side, ant
we have righteous cause and the most rs
sources, are twenty millions TO their eight, ,whI
mt we succeed voice-Because StepheI
Foster ain't down there. II God was on on
side, We should succeed. The North Is pro
slavery. and the war Is just retribution.
Sni Tf!ld (Aoss.) Repablictn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
COast Defence,

Vice President Hamlln aud Senators Fes-
scnden and Morrill,, of Maine, together with
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, had a con-
ference with the Government authorities yes
tcrday, which resulted In tho ordering of 1ye
vessels of war 10 protect the eastern coast
from Nantucket to Calais, one Of them to
especially cruise for the safety of hshing ves-
auIa
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

EDIroR OF RRPUBLICAN-Dear Str. With
your permission. wish TO say TO the readArl q
your paper that will send by return mail 70 All
who wish II tfres) Recipe, with full difecfIons
for making and using . simple Vegetable 1sln,
that will slfsctualy remove, In 10 days, Himpi0a.
Biotches, Tan, Frsokles and all Impurities 81 N
beautiful. ... .an.r To. ~ :
! win also nail free TO those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and informAtIon
that will enable them 70 start q full growtk q
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or q Moustachs Ia leeo
than 20 days. An applications answered By return
mail without charge. f.'F
ffios. }. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
je21-smd No. ss1 Broadway, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
IIarrisburu,

An officer Who was captured by Fitzhugh
Lee, near Carlisle, states that The reason v ny
the rebels did not attack Harrisburg was n re-
port prevalent in that region that Gen. McCle!.
Ian was at Harrisburg with 10000 troops.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
CITY NOTICES.

ID UDLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the practice Of deposting hlth,
garbbage, or rubbish oil any description, either In
or along the line OF the Washington Canal, must
be discontinued and all persons 80 offending Will
be pi iosecuted to the fullest extent OF the law,
DAVID HEPBURN,
Commissioner Of Washington Canal.
CITY HALL, June q, 1865. jyl-cOdlw
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
The French Intervention Rumors Un-
founded.

NBw YORK, July 7.-Thc Conn.erciaPs Paris
letter Of June Esd, says that the report that the
Emperor Il pressing his mediation schemes
upon England, 10 entirely unfounded.
He adds that Mr.. Dayton is preparing for
visit to the United States, which shows that he
has no fears or anticipations of anything of the
bind
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
The Good News
Confirmed.

Official dispatches containing details Of the
capture of vicksburg were received by the Gov
srnmcnt to day.
The bulls in Wall street this morning got NJ
contradiction of the fall Of vlcksburg, which
raised the price Of gold momentarily, but their
game is now mp.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
y.Slvs jus ir.sa.isA.h. ssao.,ns dispatch
from the War ,Omcsss

wAsHrroloN July s.--Aalspssch from Gen
eral Grant TO MAJOR General Hsneck, dated at
vlcksburg at, haif-I n 10 on, the morning Of
the 4th Of July, states that the easmy sdksen-
dsed thss morning, and thsif troops were ps.
rolled - prisoners Of war. Tho movements Of
his forces, about lobe made, are detailed, but
not proper for publication q present. o.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
THs DISEASES OF ERRoR.-(Ls, kalsdsa

The DISEASES OF ERRoR.--(LSs kalsdies
TEner.) ~, John .. Ogden, NJ. D., author and
publisher Of the above work, do hereby pronioo
man who will write for It, sample copy for peru.
SAL The proper study Of mankind 10 Mas, This
valuable work h issued and sent forth for the ben.
eft Of suffering humanity. It treats In simple
language on all the diseased Of Error, ineluding
seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indisestion,
Meiancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decsy, ImPotsnsy.
seriptions Tor their permanent cure, together ~
much valuable information. Ali who favor ne
vi, With desire M 70 read NJ work shsil resolve sA-
Address John B. OGDEN, NJ. b.,
my l8--am No. % Nassau It,, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Naval Orders To-day.

Boatswain Charles Miller has been detached
from the receiving ship at Boston, and ordered
to the steam sloop Powhaan at Port Royal,
South Carolina.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Utter ROut and Panic Of the Rebels.

HARRISBURG, July 7, 1920 p. m.--The latest
report here is. that the whole rebel army is
rou,ed in uttcr panic. They are fleeing In all
directions. throwing away arms, and abandon
Ing guns, trains and everything for life.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

QUACKRRY.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &c., against -
dansertng their health by patronizing any Of the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundreds
Of others, and In other way. Read letter which
VIII send you, II you VIII send me postpaid en-
EDWARD H. TRAVER,
Ap p8-dSw6m Lock Box, Boston. Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

RAnaoAps.-ARarvAL AND DErARruRR OF
rrAma-ns advertisements on our hrst page
sre IA hssrted BY authority Of companies
seversny nAned, ars odhcially corrected when
eAangss Afs made, hsnos saa Be- relied upoa - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

10 Apvsarrsns.-we cali the attention Of
business msa to the e,assiReatios ol our advertise
ments. We intend to keep busissss eye to this
matter for the bsssAt oi our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CmcUIr CouRr.-The case of Mrs. Emily
morning. RebuttIng evidence was introduced by
the counsel for the plaintiff.
MIR. Kicker testiaed-I was apprenticed to Mr..
Thomas Dunn.
MIR. Brent asked the following question; State
what you know OF the facts of MIR. brown visiting
the house street prior to the death OF Georgi-
ana. Objected to by Mr.. Bradley, and overruled
by the court
Jane Bell testifed--I WAS named Hill before
was married. lived with Mr.. Brown on the Ave-
nue., on street, and on Fifth street. knew Julia
Stein; was not present when Mrs. D. told her that
Emily Was the child Of DR.. Miller. ! knew Colonel
Larned. lie visited an old man named Bradford,
who was boArder. Twas the nurse Of Emily.
Col. Lsrned was acquainted with Tiilotson Brown.
Col. Larned never visited Mrs. II. whilst was
living with her. Tiilotson brown knew Col. Lar
ned and also Zen. Hardin; Tilotson Brown and
Ben. Hardin used to drink together. ! weaned
Emily when she was about seven years old, at the
house on d street, near the depot Emily Brown
used to 20 to Mrs arshalls, (Brown's residenoe,)
on street. She often went with her father, IT,
iotson brown.
Mr.. Brent asked the witness what she knew
about Tiliotson Browns acknowledging Emily as
his daughter when Mrs, D. lived on the Avenue
This question was overruied by the court. ill.,.
Mrs. Brown, whilst living on the Avenue or on
street, had any improper relations with Mr.. Hardin
or. Mr.. Whitei Objected TO by Mr.. Bradley.
The witness said that Dirs u. had no improper
relations.
How do you know asked Mr.. Brent
Wi,ness-I was with her all the time, and es-
peciaily during the night. recollect when little
John Wiley died. do not know whether Tiliot-
son Brown ever said that John was like him.
Mr.. Brt nt-Will you state to the jury what you
know about Georgians's being the child OF 1illot-
son Drownl Nod.
Wituess-He treated 1t as his own child. II
was horn on street. Never saw Hardin there,
nor white.
| Masonic PREsENTATIoNs.-Amon the incl
dents Of the Fourth OF July WAS the presentation
to the Washington Commandery, No. !, Knights
Templar and knights OF Malta, OF two magnificent
standards. One the banner OF the Order, and the
other The National Standard. The presentation
address WAS made by Rev. Dr.. McMurdy, on behalf
Of Sir Knight J, =. Darthoiow, BY whom the dona
ton was made. After the consecration Of tho
standard, and an address by Grand Commander
French, the knights ,rted the City Councils tt
the celebration ground. .. '.l
SALUTEs.-Salutes were fired yesterday after
noou at the Navy Yard, In honor Of the victory q
yicksburg. To-day about noon salutes were hre'
at the fortfcAtons about the city, In honor Of thu
same triumph. 90, d. .., .
I1E tILr.rMiSATIoN LAST NioaT.---Wo noticed las
nizht that the barracks OF the Thirtyninth Masss
cbusetts vols. was brilliantly illuminated, Tn
barracks are located on Pennsyivanis avenue, "
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

TIE GRIAr PlNSsYLvAHIA RoUSS.-Ths
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwsst ap
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one D.
Sunday. soldiers tiskets at Government ratee 10
all the principal points 10 the North and West
For Tickets and further inoa ation apply d the o.
dee Of the "Great Pennsylvanis Route" northeast
corner Ponnsylvania avenue and Sixth strsst, IN
der kstional Hotsl. Once open from .. a. 20
- ''-' - = - Z. o, MORTON. -7
aug - 81 - Art.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

70 The CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENCs OF
An INVALID. Published for the bensht and q 9
warning and CAUTION TO youNo MEN who suiSss
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Mar
OF tELr CURE. BY one who has cured himself af.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbux and QuAckery. :. 'al Q -
By enclosing a .post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author. .-1'"
..... NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
my2e-ly Bedford, kinp County, Y. Y. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

REBEL FLAGS CAPTUREp.-We saw In the
hall of the Navy Department, this morning,
the two new rebel flags recently captured from
the rebel ram Atlanta.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

SEE FIRST PACE Of to-dsy's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous pars-
sraphs
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

The woUsD OF GEN. HAScocK.-t may not
be publicly known that General Hancock was
wounded In the recent battle by ten.penny
nail. This is accounted for on the su ,positlon
that 1t was driven from fence near by. The
nail and small piece OF wood have Gveu ex-
tracted, aud the patient Is nyalescent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

CASUALTIES AMONG GENERALS DuRINa TIE
wAR.-A gentleman, convsrsant with military
affairs, states as the result Of recent examl.
nation of the records, that sincethe commence.
ment of this war we have lost thirty seven gen.
erals by death, twenty-slx Of whom were killed
in battle or dlod by reason OF casualties; and,
in addition, slxty-one generals have been
wounded and recovered. 20. .-.p .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
A0TlcE.

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED By CAR
RlERs TO suBscRfBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
nAru h.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
NOT oonrlRMnD.

Z HAIRissrao, July 8, 10 m.-No information
ofths total rout ofLee's army at wllllamspori
has been received here, oficlsl or Otherwise.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

Sudden Death sf Arshbishop Ksnrick.
BALrINoss, July s.-Archbishop Kcnrick
died suddenly this morning, at O'Clock, at
his residence in this city, aged 90 years. 0'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
!. DEE

isssssss:s :s &; 4: J: |: Esa'assss....
dsnes, No. sis Feusth street., between < And I, %
E$ 3SsS S Z. ~ - e e SST ,s,,s: rs
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
&xtianzl .&slslliesx.
M ITWAsgsINofpt,.p! DO

wEDNES nwsnns.,r...,,u,:JuLY 8, 1855
A. The oaes SeAs nssssAsa ReSpSls-
ylvania avenue "a y seFpsesnCPs gr'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY GOODS.

M n !" ooo DS'
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE, .
Offer the largest assortment In this city, smbrAo-
Ing all qualities used by oiioers In the Army and
Navy, such As- n .~..T
swords, sAshes, Belts, shoulder-straps, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, &C., Ac., with hne sssortmeat OF
GERS complete OUTFITS In . few moments. = >" :
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
3A1 Pennsyly AniA Avenue.
apr io-thf Initial. star, 4 Chrou.l -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

To 0ousssPMyrs.lTAs advertiser having
been restored 70 heaith IN few weeks, BY vsry
simple rensdy, AkIv Astiug suflsrsd several years
with ssysrs laag hnsstaoSi asd chat dread
disease, eonsunptiepy n ANXIOUS 10 make known
to his fsllowsuasrsss he nssasof surGO2
To all who desire u hs Will seaa,a copy Of tAs
prescription used Gree Of ehsrDs) with the dirss.
tions for preparing and using the same, which
thsy VIII nnd . suAk CUss fee corsvhrrioH,
AsrnnA, 1aoncRsris, 10. Ths eslY object ofths
aAvsrtissr II sending the preseriptoa, 4 70 hsns-
o. tAs sthisted, snd spread infornstioa wkaaA hs
eoneeivcs to bs inyAiuabls, aaA h hspss svssy
sothing, end nsy prove bisssing.. w.. ',s,isrI
has si.' rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, 30
~ wi!llAnsbsrsh, Kisss eouaty, Nsw Sork,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
,,aSPEfIAf. ,NDTI(JES.

TEE NATIONAL UNIoH LlAoyB VIII HOLD
psblssu nsssinss SvssS TURsDAf xtxNINo,
n thsisi Hsil Asa NAash stsse. siSn00 Win b
speeches, National Songs, ~. ,TAe seadAaer6oas
opsn every evening. ,a,,o, aapst-<v
James A. Brown, Esq., II duly aathesised nd
'ssss1DsssraeUnAsent q soiftis Md fscsivs sub
seriptioss ~ s4s9atribvtiqss inrspshp pf the Ne
THro. =. srosls, s,ss,,I II ,HTOTtTTU
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
ssseh Market Teddy.

We are indebted toJay Cooke q Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
s,,,SmEEEEtttpo,,., po,,.,

SRRlNAb1D.NMfR. Batid d. Porter, wiio ol
Acting Rear Admiral Porter. vhess important co.
Nix. NIX IA SsoTssS 81 s.: ca u ;sos.. 500"
This tstiuxble Mdy Aadt her appearanes on the
balcony and grsssfpuy ssknowledssd The coupli.
ment. ThtsS ehssrs were given for the Admiral
and the nsSy, wAth the party retired. -