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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
Nor DEAD.-Thc report of the death of Gen
Steele before Vcksburg is cOntradlcted.
personal.

REV. HENRY WARD BEEoHER sailed for Eng
land, in the city Of Baltimore, on Saturday.
REV. Dr.. HITCHCoCK, of Amherst College,
the eminent GeOlogiSt, is extremely i'll, and his
recovery was doubtful at last accounts.
Gov. ANDREW has sent to this city 500
worth Of lemons and oranges, for the use Of Massa-
chusettS. soldiers IN the hospitals.
A son of the PRINCE DE JoNvhLE is late
graduate Of the Naval Academy, He has applied
for the commission Of Ensign, and desires imme-
diRte active service.
j. PERRY PRICE, of Warwick, Cecil county,
Md, who was shot In the arm on the 10th ult.,
while attempting to arrest two negro robbers, died
from loclsjNw, induced hy hIs wound, on the g7th.
GENERAL DE RussEr was taken suddenly III
at the funeral Of Gen. Kirby, Saturday, and Capt.
L. L. Hartz acted in his place as pail bearer. Col
HASkins mot Hawkins, as reportsd) was one of
the pail bearers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
Deserters s.ntene,d to bs shnt.

Prlyates Enos Daley, Philip Margroh, and
Charles Harrington, all Of the One Hundred
and Fortieth New York regiment, having sew
orally been fonnd guilty Of desertion by gen.
eral court-martlal OF the army of the Potomac,
on Friday next.
Second Lieut.. Robert Hart, Of tho same regI-
ment, for misbehaylor before the enemy, is dfs.
honorably dismissed from the serTice
Capt. Altman d. Borden, of the Michigan
volunteer infantry, for conduct prejudIclai to
general order and military discipline, is dis
missed the service.
Second Lieut.. James d. Bennett, Of MIchi-
gan volunteers, for similar reasons, Is to for
felt all pay and allowances that are or may be-
come due him, and cashiered.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

A CARD.-SPEomL ATTENTION is called 10
the Commssioners' sale Of valuable Real Estate 10
take place on Tuesday afternoon, June "a. ''-'T
The sale Will commence at AZ O'Clock with a
valuable Business Lot on south side OF Penns viva
Dermott's Coach Factory. - Z TT1-1--e --N
!, After which the large Brick Tavern Property AZ
the corner OF Fourteenth street and Maryland ave-
six small Frame Houses and Lois, four OF them
fronting on Maryland avenue and two on Your
teenth street, near Maryland avenue. = =, -
After which we shall sell the whole of soua.e
NO. 2s2i lying on Fourteenth street. near the liver
and known as the residence Of the late Major
Howle VI ~ '''~ "'fJ''
The whole square contains about IIIooo SQUARE
feet, Is improved BY large substantial brick man
sion and outbuildtpgli handsome shade trees fruit
the establishment Of pleasure garden or place OF
public resort than any properly In the city,
may so-dtd .., - Anctionecs,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

were driven back by the murderous FIRE. II
was generally conceded that none did more
than Kirby TO aave the fortunes of the day.
Next morning the fighting was renewed, the
rebels w@s repulsed, and our readers are well
aware that many persons believe our army
could then have gone into Richmond The
Chickahominy, however, held back our re-
serves, and the rebel capital was not taken.
The battle Of Fair Oaks left us In position on
the rlght-bank Of the Chlckahominy, and 1t
taught our troops that they were fully equal to
the foe on bis own soil, man for man.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
DETAILS OF GRANTS BATTLES.
THREE ASSAULTS REFUSED.
THE FEDERAL ssEs.
$500 Prisoners and 81 Guns Taken,

CNCRNArG, june THE Commercial has
Grants army up the 39d ult.
When our army advanced on vicksburg II
was confident Of an easy conquest Of the place;
but the ground in the rear Of the city was
found 90 broken aud rugged as to be almost
impossible by artillery, and the rebel fortiaca-
tions, which were very formidable, being grass
grown, showing that preparations had long
since beeu made to stand siege upotftho land
side.
The main Notifications consist of a chain
Of forts, about eight hundred yards apart, con-
nectcd by deep intrcnchments aud extending
seven miles.
Our loss In the assault on the 29d ult., was
about two thousand.
1t was the opinion that another general as.
sault would not be ordered, but that the city
would be taken by regular siege approaches.
The Gazette has advlces up to the 27th ult.,
through a staff officer of one of Grants geuer-
ais, who left for Washington last evening.
Three assaults have been made by our forces,
in all Of which they were repulsod. The last
assault was made by Gen. Sherman, with 90, 900
men. We lost 600 killed and a large number
of wounded.
Our outer line was within one hundred yards
of the rebel works. Our sharpshooters could
prevent the rebels from working their guns.
The rebel works near the city are far more
formidable than those In front.
Johnston is in the neighborhood of Jackson
with about ffteen thousand men, short OF pro-
visions and ammunition. g.
No Rpprehensions are felt Of renewed at
tack on our rear.
This officer states that Grant has takon eight
thousand four hundred prisoners and eighty
four pieces Of artillery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Gen. Foster ReOrganIEing the Nine
Months Troops,
They win Re-enter the Service.

NEwRERE, N. G., Nay 2g.-On the 26th inst.
Maj. Gen. Foster visited the camps Of tho nine
months' men; and made an eloquent speech to
each regiment. He told the soldiers he could
not part with themj that they must not leave
him and our sacred cause at this stage Of the
rebellion. He said he would give them all the
advantages accompanying their ro-enlistments,
including furlough of thirty days to each rcgi-
ments, and so arrange matters that while one
regiment departed another would be ready to
return; which proposition seemed to meet with
great favor.
Gen. Foster then called upon the nine months
men for a new artillery regiment of twelve
companies, hundred and fifty men each. This
regiment was organized upon the spot, and the
officers appointed, home regiments offering to
furnish three companies for this new command,
which will be ready for service In short time.
The desire for that portion of the Eighteenth
army corps, now In South Carolina, to return
here under their old chief, where they can have
active service, Is arousing the Sympathies of
the whole department in their behalf. Numer-
Gus letters are continually reaching Gen. Fos-
ter, from officers and men now separated from
him against the express orders of the President,
which contain appeals for their return Of the
most affecting character.
Aside from the general order to re.enllst for
the war, If their wishes are granted, rather
than have any Ill feeling existing between the
two departments, Foster n willing to furnish
Hunter with two black regiments for each
white regiment returned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
THE REPoRTED DEATH OF GEN
GRANT.


The New York Ersring Post of Saturday con
talns the following dispatch from its Wash
ingtOn correspondent:
g The REPUBLICAN, which Is somewhat given
70 startling news, alarmed the town today
With the announcement of Gen. Grants death
in an assault upon NiCksburg. The news-boys
filled the streets with their cries of the death
of Gen. Grant -
The above paragraph looks little N malicious
We did not announce Gen. Grants death, In
80 many words. We stated that the rebel pick.
cts on the RappahannOck shouted across the
river I" the Yankees have captured Vicksburg,
and Geu. Grant is killed." aud We cautioned
our readers against believing 1t, on the ground
that the enemy have frequently deceived our
pckets. The information referred 10 was fur
nshed to MS by the Government. If" the Re-
FrBLGcAS Is given 10 startling news" 1t Is be-
cause startling news is given TO the REPUBLI-
cAH BY reliable parties. We never publish sec.
ond-hand gossip picked up on the corner Of the
street. We aiwayo publish reports as such, and
never announce a thing to be a fact without
some good authority for doing So
We never busy ourselves In picking flaws iu
0uI neighbor's productions, nor do we misrep-
resent them by putting into their mouths the
very reverse Of what they say. \ correspond
ent who is given to faut-hndng, and who is
too lazyor incompetent to investigate a rumor,
to learn whether 1t is based upon truth or
iaLsehood, 10 not a 1T person to represent in |
this city large and influential paper, espe- |
CialLy IN such troublous times as these
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
ADMIRAL PORTER'S EXPEDITION,
A MONSTER RAM DESTROYED.
Two Armed Rebel Steamers Burned.

The following despatch was received at the
Navy Department yesterday
FLAGSHIP BLAJR HAWK, MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, J
NEAR NIJEsBURG, MSy 25, via Cairo, May 80. /
Hon Gideon - eHsS, SscTeiary Of The Nary:
SIR have the honor TO inform you that the
expedition l sent up the Yazoo, under command
of Lieutenant Commander Walker, after taking
possession of the forts at Haines's Bluff, was
perfectly successful. Three powerful steamer
rams were destroyed at YazoO City, one mon
ster three hundred and ten feet long, seventy
feet beam, to be covered with four-lnch iron
plates.
A hno navy yard with machine shops Of all
kinds, saw mills, blacksmith shops, &C., were
burned up. The property destroyed and cap.
tured amounted to over two millions of dol
lars.
Had the monster ram been finished she
would have given us some trouble.
One battery was destroyed at Drury's Bluff.
Our loss on the expedition was one killed
and seven wounded.
DAVID D. PORTER, Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
CAVALRY RECONNO1sANCE.
Communication between the Shonan-
dOah Valley and Fairfax C. II.

Captains Boyd and Bailey, Of the Lincoln
Cavalry, started from Berryville a few days
ago with two companies, crossed the shenan-
doah at Berry's Ford, skirtod the Blue Ridge
mountain to snicker'S Gap, and then crossed
the country between the Gap and Fairfax Court
House, where they arrives Sunday.
II had been reported that considerable force
OF the enemy's cavalry was lowering about the
Blue Ridge, but no signs of them were diScov-
cred. Both of the officers who conducted the
expedition are well known for their bravery,
and would have given good account Of them
selves II they had encountered any of the
enemy's forces.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

THE whole number Of arrivals by canal during
the month Of May were about 43O, of which
35S were loaded with coal. Total amount OF rev.
enue received at the Georgetown office was about
SI3,6OO. Judging from information received in re-
lauOn to the tolls payable at other points along
the line the total amount Of revenue received for
the month will probably amount to $4,000.
POLICE CAsEs.--Jno. Colin, dlsorderly con.
duct, fined o. 66 Jerry Darby do fined So ~; Eliza
Conner, do, lined o. A. Lewis ChIsley, do, fined
- ~ Albert SnOwden, do, fined 50 ~; Jno. Lynch
do, fined So a. Ann Plerpont, do. fined 50 ~; VIM.
Packingham, do, workhousej Jno. Paokinham, do,
workhouso Mrs. Cenlln, do, wOrkhouse; Mary
Davis, prostitution wOtkhousei Jno. Haley, drunk,
dismissed.
MARINE LIsT.-ArriVdLS steamer Thos. A.
Scott, Snow, Phil; mdse TO r. SNOW & Co.
schr. Aid, Harrington, Phll.i coNlt Government.
schr Emeline G. Sawyer, Derby, N Y; hay to
Government.
schrs. Moonlight Abigalej Advance, Leighton,
Henry Hobart Robinson, and +. Nicholson, Hen!
derbon, AleNAndTiaJ light.
Schr. Ada Ames, Ames, Washington; light.
Darges Lycomiug, Renner, and Armenia, Deylin,
Aqua Creek, q NJ stores.
Barge Alexander the Great Darby, Aqua Creek;
wagons to Government.
Barges Frances p. Brakeman, GilIem, and Golden
Eagle, GallRway, Aqua CreekI light
Barge American Eagle, sayers, Alexandria, light
DeParures.-From Rays Docks: Schr. ii. NJ.
Morse, Benton, Taunton, MasSj schr. Elizabeth
De Hart, Lowe, Boston, Mass; schr. NJ. d, Bran.
hall, Davey, N. Y. From Agnew's Docks; Schr.
Broadheld, Fisk, -; schr Lady Of the Lake,
swan, Dumfries.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Irriyed.-
To Rays Docksi c. Slack, Ill tons coaI Josephus,
liz tons coali SusquehannA, II2 tons coal; Elmira,
100 tons coali Flora Temple, Ill doj M P. G. Nor
rison ia dot d. Stewart, Ill do Jos. Shaw II4do
To Borden Mining Co: Jacob A. kr DON, 100 tons
coalj II. NJ. Sprigg, 100 tons coal. To sundry mer-
chants; Mrs. S. W. Jackson, Il6 tons; G. W. Bird
SAIL lO7 tonsi +. MeFtins, ia tonsi Mary Fly, IOI
tonsj Santa Anna, IOs tonsj Emma, Ill tons; Ben.
Darbey hour
DePdrfure'.-C. W. Harper, VIM. Walsh, Dutch
Hen, Highlander, NJ J. Hull, Gen. W. J. Worth,
Ben. Darbey, J. =. McCullOh, A. W. Bradt, @. W
BlrdSall, Geo. Lynn, AunG Marion, Fred. Mertins,
JoSephus.
The MARKETs.-The following Is list of
prices as reported for the Republican, up to 70 m
to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Probable Abandonment OF the SIeEe
Puebln.

Probable Abandonment OF the Siege OF
Puebln.
BAN FRANCIsCo, May 29.-Dates have been
received frolu the city Of Mexico, via Acapulco,
to the 9th inst.
Up to the 5th the French continued the bonn
bardment Of Puebla, making little progress.
II was believed that the French would soon be
compelled TO abandon the siege of Puebla.
Comonfort had commenced an Important
movement, designing TO get in the rear of the
French, and then throw his Is 900 troops Into
Puebla and strengthen Ortega.
On the 5th CoInoufort telegraphs to Juarez
The enemy Is now mile aud a half from
our position. He keeps up a slight cannon
aiding OF Puebla. All his attention is directed
70 my movements. My line extends to san
Pablo del Monte. The soldiers are very Cuthu-
slastlc, and intend 10 profit by it
"CoMoSFoRT. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
AN ERROR REAssERTED.

The person who ls temporarily corresponding
from this city for the n. Y. Commercial Adrsr-
ttSsr makes the following statement
Although II has been contradlcted, II is
true that the President did receive a dispatah a
day or two ago from Gen. Grant, in which he
stated that he had Intercepted dispatch from
the rebel Secretary OF War Cnot Jeil. Davis, as
published } to Gen. Pemberton, stating that II
he could hold out at Vicksburg fifteen days
longer, he could send him hundred thousand
men"
1t is true that "lt has been ContradiCted." b"
1t wal contradlcted, by authority, in the col
umns OF the REPUBLICAN. Gen. Grant neuer
stated TIA! he had intercepted any dispatch 'rhdt-
sver. He merely wrote that he had heard such
a ru',tor, which materially reduces the import
ance Of the declaration.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

The LOYALTY OF CALIFoRNIA.-Rev. Thomas
Starr King, in late letter to church friends in
Boston, says:
:" rejoice that | can report to you, brethren,
that the State Is loyal, She is sound to the
core. We are opening copper veins all over
our surface, but there Is none of that metal In
our heads. We hope to show you, in the next
election of governor, to hold the Office for four
years, that there are States in New England
which can catch the inspiration Of patriotism
from California. | hazard nothing in saying
that San Francisco is to-day the most loyal
city Of the American republic"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
NOZZLE NNORDaI

"a WHENEVER THY (THE REBELs) HAVE THE
II POWER THEY DRIVE BEFORE THEM INTO THEIR
II RANKS THE soUTHERr PEOPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. Trust THEM NOT.
- WERE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
n DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. Absolutely
% ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, l AN AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
9 TERM5p He WHO EETERTATEs THE sENTiMENT
10 FIT ONLY TO BE A SLAVE NE WHO CrTEks
g u Al rHIs TINE, MOREOVER, 10 TRAITOR TO
nIB COUNTRY, VINO DESERVES TIE scoRNAED
CorTENPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEE."-RoSs-
ans, to tAs General Assanblg Of Ohio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
LOCAL. r. AFFAIRS.

ASSAULTED WITH BILLYs-Saturday night
about O'Clock, man slightly Intoxicated, was
attacked in the alley near Twentieth and Streets
by some scoundrel, with billy and badly beaten.
A gentleman who was passing In that neighbor-
hood at the time went two squares In search Of a
policeman, but found none. He inquired Of the
people living about there where the police could
be found, which was replied to-" Police up here
Amt no account "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
THE SITUATION.

Up to the hour of putting to press the first
edition of the REPUBLICAN,, the latest adviees
from Vicksburg, received by the Government,
we're entirely favorable. Gen. Grant was cog-
dueting the selge without interruption.
Dispatches dated May 2Sth state that no
enemy had appeared in Granite rear, and the
selge was progressing
On the evening Of the 2sth, General Pember-
ton asked for two-and-a.half hours truce to
bury the rebel dead, which General Grant
granted
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
BURNsIDE's MOVEMENTS.
lie will RetAlinte.

CINCINNATI, May 3l.-On Tuesday next,
General Burnside will remove the headquarters
OF the Department of Ohio to Hickman Bridge
Vile.
a dispatch from Burnside To Bragg an
nouncing his determination 10 hang all rebel
officers In his hands, in case retaliation for two
spies, tried and executed In accordance with
the uSages OF war, should be resorted to, was
yesterday conveyed from Murfreesboro under
flag of truce.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

ToR CIIY EoIsTER.
WILLIAM D. WOOD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Another EIpodlrIOn aTter cu,rr,II,,

NEw YORK, May 3l.-Newberu dates to the
10Th inst, received here, state there were indl-
cations of another expedition about to start for
the Interior to run out guerrillas. large
number Of troops have been notified to get
ready to leave, aud the gunbOats aud light-draft
transports are being fitted out for the occasion.
A rebel spy has boon arrested, having upon
him plans and Information concerning our
operations.
Preparations arc being made at all points of
NewDeru To receive large force Of rebels who
have been making lately very suspicious move
mCnts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
A sLIrmlsh near ThOrOughfars Gan.

NEW YoRK, May 3l.-The Herald Of this
morning has a dispatch, dated Fairfax Court
House, May 30, which states that detachment
of Vermont cavalry had a skirmiRh yosterday
with forty rebel cavalry, near ThorOughfarc
Gap. The latter fed, leaving one man Killed,
two wounded, and one prisoner. We lost one
man, prisoner, and had FIVE horses wounded.
The rebels are being pursued.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

The bark Henrietta, captured by the Alabama.
belonged 70 Messrs. Thomas Whitridge Il Son,
Baltimore. Her cargo consisted of 8, $50 bar.
rels Of fouri 24,3S3 pounds of lard, and 2,625
Pounds Of candles There was war risk of
S20, 900 on the vessel and cargo, which will not
nearly cover the loss
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
Second
FOUR o'OLooIS. P. N.
Latest FROM vIoKsBURG.

General Halleok received to-day dispatch
from Gen. Grants army, dated May 2sth, con
tainlng theyery gratifying intelligence that the
Union forces were progressing rs favorubly as
could be expected or wished, and Gen. Grant
has no fear of the result The econduct Of the
corps commanders is spoken Of as having been
most admirable,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

PARDoNED.-The President to-day pardoned
Jacob Warner, who was convicted in the dis
trlct court for the western district of Virginia
for mail robbery, in April, 1859. He was SEN
fenced to imprisonment In the Washington
ponItentISry for the period of three years. Post
master General Blair, the District Attorney,
and the juries all Joined in the petition. He
has a helpless wife and ten children. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
From Son Frn,,ni.nn.

SAN FRAEcIsco, May 20.--The steamer So
nora arrived to-day.
A fire occurred at Marysyillo yesterday, re-
sulting In the destruction OF a stable and ten
horses; the Pacific Hotel and grocery store
adjoining were partially demolished. A dos
tructive fire occurred at Albany, Oregon, on
the cath. Loss $4,000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

The Senate of Connecticut, on Wednesday
last, by vote of twelve to eight, refused to
restore TO the Senate hall the portraits of ex-
Governors Toucey and Seymour, as evidence
Of their loyalty was not produced, which, ac-
cOrding to the resolution baulshlug the pic
lures, must be forthcoming ere restoration is
in order
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

Mr.. sANDERsoN's CoNCERT.-The concert Of
Mr.. sAnderson, the great pianist at wiIlArS Hall,
Tomorrow Tuesday evening, will be an enter
tainment which the lovers Of music in our city
cannot well afford to miss. His reputation Is
spreading world wide, and we understand that he
was put under bonds in Havana TO return ut an
early day to that city and repeat his concerts there
He is 10 be assisted by first rate vocalists, Mrs.
Jennie Kompton, soprano, and Mr.. VIM. Castle,
tenor. Only one concert is announced.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
Reported Capture of Helena
Arkansas.
A Whole Regiment to be Hanged.

LoUIsvhLE, June lst.-A special dispatch
to the Journal, from Murfreesboro, says! Mar
maduke is reported to have captured Helena,
Ark, and regiment of negro soldiers, which
together with the whites commanding them,
will be hanged.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

CoRRECTIoN.-In the Peep into Gonzales
cent Camp" a pleasant sketch upon the first
page of to-day's paper, the name of the Com
mander of that post Is nlsspelt by the printer
Bless us, Lieut.. Col McKelvy VIC would not
change either your name or your nature for
farm on Manhattan Island.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
may sO-dtd

Uy- The CONVERSIONS AND RxPERfKNcE OF
An InyALID. Published for the beneft, and a. a
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
OF SELF cURE. By one who hAs cured himself Al.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAckery.
ny enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may BE- had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Eao
my 28-Iy Bedford KineS conntN w
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

THE COURT MARTIAL OF Col. BELGER.-The
court martial to investigate the charges pre-
ferred against Col. Belger, late chief quarter
master at Baltimore, win convene at Annapolis
on Monday morning at 10 O'Clock. 1t will
consist In part Of Generals Hitchcock, Morell
Hatch, and Capt. Doull, with Capt. Marshall
as Judge Advocate.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival OF General sa1ton and s

Arrival OF General SRxton and Stan.
NEw YoRK, June THE steamer Arago,
from Port Royal on the Goth ult., has arrived
at this port. She has large number Of officers
and soldiers passengers-among them Gen.
Saxtou aud staff.
The steamer Dudley Buck, from Newbern on
the 3Oth ult., has also arrived here.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

SENT SOUTH.-JRmes Tilghman and VIM,
II. Eyergrand, captured some time since on the
charge Of trying to 60 South, and with destroy
ing the sloop Hard Times, were brought up to
Baltimore from Fort McHenry, yesterday, and
were sent South last night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR, U. S. INTHRNALl
REVENUE ToR D. C., ..a -
wAsmN0ToH, May 18th, Iss1.
JUsTICEs OF THE PEACE AND NorARIEs PUBLIC
hereby warned against issuing Afldavita or any
other document requiring a STAMP without the
same being AtfiNed thereto. JUDGES OF ELECTION
are warned against receiving CERTIFICATES which
are not properly stamped.
The penalty ia Fy1y Dola1 for each and every
violation Of the law. SEQ ~.
From, and after June first, 1883, no instrument Of
writing requiring a stamp will be valid without
the same being Afiixed thereto.
stamps Of every description can bS had at this
office, In small or large quantities.
l. CLEPHANE,
Collector for District OF Columbia,
ONCE No. l7s Seventh st., bet. and ste.
my an-at
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-01

RArtRoLDs.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE or
TRAIHs.-The advertisements on our fourth page
is inserted By authority Of the railroad companies
sever ally named, are ofnoially corrected when
.anges are made, hence can he relied upon as cor