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LOCAL AND PERS QNAL,

MusicaIs.sThe fourth monthly meeting of the
Wyoming County Musical Association will DO
held in Tunkhannock Boro., the 26th Of Sept. Do
not forget, the last Saturday of this month, Let
there be full attendance, as there rs business Of
Importance to be transacted.
A, &. BUCK, See'y.
Il Curtin says he is troubled with 'infiammator y
rheumatism Well, according to republican logic
now days If Curtin is elected the Government will
have the inhammatory rheumatism" We vote
against the thing,
Wrong Expression.--A cotemporary has an
advertisement in his pa per- headed "Hooker around
and hard times out -fankedr' 1t would sound more:
like the truth if it read Hard times around, and
Hooker out danked" Better change it. Irs too
sarcastic, by far.-BerWick Ga1ette.
u Mr. De Mott csnvasser for the truly popular
work entitled a History OF the war for tho Union
Civil Military and Navar' will we are informed be-
prepared to deliver the first four numbers of the work
10 those not yet supplied during the la part Of this
week, or first of next Mr. De Mott ID also agent for
work entitled, Portrait Gallery Of eminent Amsr,-
cans" The work 10 filed with full length portraits
Of of sil the distinguished of the country with
biographical end historical sketches OF each. Its
fail to recommend it to the public.
II friend and relative in The army asks %
what the people think Of the draft, He will find
ntimation of feelings and thoughts on the cub.
jeet elsewhere and can assure him that q large
majority of the people share in these feelings and
ODlniOnS
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS

Ofthese We manufacture q great variety, ranging
in price from 80 cents to $50 each.
Our Albums have the reputation OF being superior
in beauty and bility any others. The smaller
kinds can be sent safely by mail at postage Of six
| cents per oy.
The more expensive can be sent by express.
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We also keep larg" assortment OF
sTRRB9SCOPIS & SfIRNse6fle WINS

Our Catalogue OF these Will be sent 70 any
address on receipt Of Stamp.
s.&H T. ANTHONY
Manufacturers Of Ph geographic Materials
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Frieds or relatives Of prominent military men will
conerna favor by sendingu their ikenesses to copy
They will be kept carefully and returned uninjuns
Fine Albums Made TO Order for Congrsgs-
tions to present to their Pastor for other
whit suiable inscriptions, sc. o mo
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Democratic state Central Committee.

The following is the State Central Committee as
appointed by Hon. FINDDAY PATTERSON, of
Washington county, wbo as President of the late
Democratic Convention, was authorized by resolu-
ton of the body to announce the Committee 1t
sists of Chairman and Representatives of the
al Senatorial Districts into which the State is
divided:
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TUNKHANNoCK, Pa
Wednesday, Sept. l6, 1863.

o. nj. PettengiIl g. Co.--No. 81 PARK Row
New YoRK, STATE ST. BosToS, are our Agents
fo- the N Democrat in those cities and are author
lied to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
us at our lowest Rates.
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schenck again Victorious.

ARREST OF EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS AND Sup
PRESTON OF NEwsPAPER-Between one and two
o'clock yesterday General Schenck, commanding this
Department, issued peremptory order to Colonel
Fish, Provost Marshal for the suppression Of the Bal
timore Republican, daily evening newspaper, pub
lished by Messrs B. Al. Richardson & Co.; also for
the arrest Of the editors and publishers It is need
less to say that the order was Immediately carried
out, and the keys of the Office are now in possession
Of the military authorities. Messrs Stephen j. Joyce
and Francis A. Richardson menhSets Of the firm, be-
ing at the publieaton oce. at once tax en- into
custody, placed dndsr n. close guard and conducted
to the Office Of Colonel Fish where they were eonn-
ed. Mr. Bsals Il. Richardson, ,ithe senior patrner
shortly afterwards arrested at bis ssidsnce and
imprisoned with the others. General Schenck also.
ordered that these three prisoners should not be al
lowed to communicate with any one for any pu rpose
whatever, and that at half past eight o'clock last
night they should be placed upon the train for Har-
pers Ferry to be sent the lines not 10 return
during the war; under the penalty Of being treated
spies They were not allowed to make any arrange
ments about business matters or clothing; in fact
the orders were the most peremptory and severe
which have yet been issued here in relation such
prisoners. They escorted TO the depot last night
by heavy guard, with o view to prevent any COM
municatiOn between them and their friends. All
these gentlemen are married. and Mr.. Joyce has
quite large family. 1t is stated that the cause of
the arrest and suppression was the publication on
Thursday afternoon of . piece of poetry entitled
The Southern Cross" well tho publication. of
other articles upon different occasions gared: ID as
disloyal in their teudences Late last evening it is
learned, General Schenck gave permission to tho
prisoners to receive small sum Of ney and sup
ply of clothing Shortly befote the train left the de-
pot the wives Of the prisoners appeared with written
permission from General Schensk for a interview,
which was brief and ffecting in the extreme. A
very large crowd cleetsiat the depot to zee them
oG."-Fron the Baltimore Gazstss. -;
Least by the publication Of the song nrst publish.
cd by a Southern iitor, ON their dag, may be
thought by some of the Tribune worshippers, to DO
giving encouragement TO their cause; We publish
an Offses to 10, "Loyal''Q) ode to the stars and
stripes taken from that paper.
DIsLOYAL SoNG, for, A LOYAL SONG, for
the publcati ton of which, the publication Of which
the Editors and publishers the editor of the New
of the Baltimore Republt- York Tribune has been
can have been banishsd by enshrned in the hearts
Gen. Schenck the hero Of of his followers, the self
Vienna. styled 'Nkcyap' men OF
.rup SorrurpN the country.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
WALTER II. LOWRIE,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY. =
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS

FOR GOVERNOR,
HON. G.. w. WOODWARD.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-09-16

A LOYAL" SONG, for
the publication Of which
the editor of the New
York Tribune has .been
enshrined in the hearts
! Of his followers, the self
styled '4pyal" men OF
tue country.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

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niisy 81 sssScssssssn AiS mn ssss ssssss.ss
xsSI:s:s: BY making himssif isaiiias. VIII, iSs
Eoes Know hsEssf .haa Nj. yosa, sAsispsssdAa
ote close erosssx emiaation, - ksiaGSut ~ whole
ssss .,,l as gs'isssS Y -: dsS: ss: ss::,
y.pssSy VIZ .isSss fsa S psss5e NJ ~ f5 only
:ass a:sss ..s e 3 .ssH ~sas Si..isas ss
iss .sii, "a ass:ss:s sissss "a q 4. 3s.ys"s !
10 10 sSSssss MS ~ asttiss Ainsslf.s
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sss..s. s q ais sss ;:soss ssSss sss ~ sSs.sss
q g.: g ~ sss:ns. ~: q q S iSs i
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nevn q irrsparabis ioss. ; -. = - =
ns.s Hs e. TSld p.:s.s1 g ~ shss ,A!s .a:Ass.
E y ssrs.inly y .s. .p,o.. .A.. IN. !. Va.
srsAt efforts ia Dc %, aad ever s6s q - o6Io-
Proninent witnsss has sines Stssea ~ y hs1
not being aassssssd ssiss,vs % 4, d " -
brought out: % With two othsTs, and Ian satiH.
80 that had -: Serd, cr aal other gool ls.ygr,
been present with dstssminatton % ~ ~ tks
whels truth, the nature o. the svidanss vsaldh
been materially changed, althoush the rrsrk before
The Justice sayst Twenty odd Witnesses have
been examined on the part Of the United statss,
aad not single witness for the seoussd. II II
notorious fact that the police force ffon the oes
Of Justice O. had been three or four days hunting
up wttnesses who saw Lieut. Brannin have pis.
tol, md saw him commit many overt asts; and II
witnes.es who knew he had no weapon. until their
xisss hearing % Ii. wi,n..... for tn. prosecution,
"sa1 none for tie dsTtSse," notwtthstanding the
vsfy contradictory ststensnts Of most Of thso,
tha learned Jusios Of "forty years stapding,n ar.
fvee t the conclusion that u was y . clear and
words, jusfy6abs honicife. ~.
NOW, the Justice believed this, II was clearly
his duty TO discharge the accused, land II seems
strange that Mr.. Ford did not cemand It on the spot
Instead OF simply asking the Justice for An optn.
1on,") but, for reasons which the Justice declines
to five, he holds him for the Criminal Court, -
one o. two thinss is sertain-the killing Of Lieut..
M was % found BY magistrate, the accused wss en-
Titled to A. immediate discharge. Ifit was not,
then The opinion was very much out Of place, and
the whole matter should have been left 10 . Jury.
Twin venture to say that this extraord dinary ease
y without precedsnt In the annals OF law. II has
the Appearances Of iorestalling public opinion,
which trust will be suspended until q Competent
AZ least let there be further attempt 70 biseksa
the memory Of the dead, In order 10 sustain the
character OF the living.
se22it .r-. ,-..Irr JUSTICE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
ICommunicstsd.l


The BRAENIS HoMIoIDs-THn OTHER siDE.
TO he Editor Evrntns RepnbiieaHi ] have before
ne your paper Of Friday last, containing the re-
parks OF Ex-Gov. Thos. Ford In the case Just then
finished before Justice Giberson. Justice to the
memory Of Lieut.. Brannin compels me to notice
not only Mr.. Ford's but the Justices conclusions
That II may not be said that have . special
1, endly interest In the late Lieut. Brannin, will
st ate that although we were At one time very init.
mate, our personal intercourse entirely ceased
about three months since. Yet will venture TO
affirm that there was officer on duty In this city
ho bore higher character for sobriety, integrity
and uFbanity Of mspnsrs than hejpronipt to the
call ofduty, and zealotn In the performance OF It,
he gained a reputation that' any young officer
might well be proud OF; and this was the reputA:
death And will Mr. Ford dare say that In one short
hour he cast away this reputation a. soldier and
. gentleman, and assumedthat Of a midnight as
Mr. +. would have the public infer that this was
30. In his summing up ~ case, speaking OF Capt,
TO protect his detectives but does not Wish thereby
10 be nterstood as protecting nlidnighf assassin
a4aGtdI sais ,;,9st i.sss
language in spnneetiop with the fact that Csptaii,
had ,stsn Fo, 70 sssR; e esSf ths
tive DO not say Lieut.. Brannin was suehS But
IN order that he should be more clearly
a. referring these epithsts 70 lieut.. B., he pro.
9, eds to say that " Capt Todd will and should de-
fend his detective force but hsn an isoiaied msmIer
isps beyond the line Of his duty, then nat pro,scion
tdRL" -
Now, do not pretend to speak for Capt. Todd
have not seen hun since the morning Of the homi-
eide, but In eonversatlon had with Capt. John
stated whss ssn,le%ant Stessa "a si III;
At All the facts, athat II would not be aeeesssIy,
oughr to be present, ana " Lieut.. hra1pin's MILL
tary friends had counsel there, II would have the
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
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OFFICIAL iNOT1ttES.
.nF IALi. tn Il W. =
AS;S,a.r ...,: g. S.s & s's,, p:

10 Ap,u-Aur INK Ssnen.
wAsniRoroN, September =, ioee.
fAs following ofhesrs having bssa reported At
the ssdquartsY Of - afay - - S6s4bs hsrs
inafse spssiAsd are hsrsby notifsl nat thsy Aili
stanA disnisssd from the service Of the Unitsd
stass unlsss within ntesn us) DAYS iron this dats
thsy appear bs1sss the llil1nasy Connission n
sssssea In tn ~, Of which 1hsgadier Cereal
Riskstts, United states volusssess, IL Prssidsst,
aad make satisfaetory defense 10 the charges
agaisst then:
. yaiAisg 10 report at Annapolis, Md, - ordered,
Captain II. L. Crawford, conmisssry subsistsnos
.ofV0luntsers. TuNH u T hEN
. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph g. smith, Chief Com
nisssry ssbsistssss ~ Asny cosps. ra a
Captain q y Aeesys As1ssaat ousFssrnastsr Of
surrsos II. 8. is,wiss, United xssss voap..ss.
cavalry.
Taiiias - rspost - cssunbus, ohis, ~ ordsrsa,
Asutsasas ,. n. Tfyos, Additional Aidds-csnp
to 0sa9ss Rsssseo. '''a Hr.r'F H N 90 i777
NAJsr Wi,nsn lsshnsAses, Assistant Astsssas
General q vs,antssss, 'r0F 4aa' 7-'a f9l or
s Captain n. c. Brown, Assistant Adtussst CINE.
raj Of Volunteers. .,,,,...-.
Isl.s In he sity Of wAshiaston, without au.
thority, and hiiins 10 report as HsadQuartsrs MI
NASy Dnssflot VI Whsniuktous ~ OfusrSus 1eeonu
Lieutenant N. Aoylan, 81 United statss cavalry.
ABsERcE WITHOUT PnoSEn AurHonITT. boa
Fist Lisutsnsnt Gssrss X Brady, Rsgimeatal
onastsrmaster, i<th United States tnfaatry.
Birst Lieutenant william Falck, ID United States
iafantty. l.,, ,,sl.u...I,r...a Irsn la-.lJa
surgeon Edward C. Mundy, issh New YORK cav.
airy.
Captain caAsss .. wsshsssAs., s.h ps..syl.
vsaia cavalry. o. on - t''iua. .ts" .. - o.. g.
Captain ?. Lacy Goddard, sth Psnnsylvania cav.
airy. i''''I .''' D. .
Captain O. W. Hsnris, 18th PsnnsyivspIs cav.
airy. ..~.. ....,... 90. ,..t
Captain c. ,. Morgan, i9th Psnnsylva cavalry.
Lieutenant J. A. Stewart, isth' Psnnsylvsaia
cavalry. ....,. ....- -....'.,
Captain John orahood, 9Th Kansas eayalry.
Captain jeremiah MeCarty, Ist Pennsyivapia
Asht Artillery. ..,.,.....s..7 ......
Iisutsnant c. N. Fsirsio, 18th New Jsrs.y vol.
unteefs. - ,... .... I'D
second Lieutenant Merit, Pi.n. 9Th ooDnss.isu.
voluntsers. IL. -. r.s,a Ur
Dsssrtion, and appropriAtlne TO his own use
money belonging to the enlisted men OF his com.
pany, placed In his charge for ssfe kssping, First
Leutsnat Alfred Held, i7stA New York volunsssss.
Disobsdisnes Of orders and sbssass without pro-
per authority, Lieutenant Colonel Edward II.
Flood, ist Pennsylvania Light Artillery.
sfoond Hsutsnsnt Nett Smith, ID nlinois Light
Artniasy. r .s.s. ~ gfiaH 'rarf. 1a. -
Conduct uabseoniag sn oflosr and gsnalsnan,
drunkenness, breach Of arrest and dssertiou, ~
ond Lieutenant John D. Hart, ist Delaware volun-
tesrs- aH'E. D. TowNsEND,
ss2e-it Assistant AAtutsat General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
PROPOSALS.
MAYORS OFFICE, SEPT. II, 1888

MAYORS OFFICE, SEPT II, 1898,
Proposals viii be received At this Once until i!
o'clock on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of september
for grading and gravsling street south, from
Eighth street to Eleventh street east. The grayei
to be Of q quality approved by the Commissioner
and Assistant Conmisstoasrs, and To be nine nehes
gutter line, ".1 v'.-
Bidders will state the price per cubic ysri hr
grading, and per square yard for grsyslin.:
WIN. A. FLETCHER
ComInissioner sixth WAih
FRANK COLE,
J. Chaplain,
seaa-td Assistant Commissiohers,
.SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FUR,
- nishiuy the subsistence Department Win H0ol
fye hundred tons OF hAlsd hay are lhvlpaA uu As
ibth dsy al October, 1883. The hay u, HeeS NE
h..t M .utv and 10 be delivered st the ebhssssSa
sixtS stIeet The hay to be weighed 49, tLHs 81
Sa,,rs,v and the weight 50 deterninsd 10 ~ shs
Snrsssss weight Bds viii Be required ie kAytt
~, and no bid will be reosived from pAstiee ukO
sSs jIsIoyal, or who have previously tAilsA Weh
santracts made with the GoveEnnsnt, or ftoa "a
Iers not present to respond. paynsat w BE-
M ale In 'Certiheases Of lndebtsAAsss." oon-
tract with 4 good bond win bs required to BE- en-
tered ipto. Hds to be directed to Col. A. BECK
WITH, 4, D. c. and c. s., a2a street. washington,
D. tA-"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

M A N II OOD:
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Just Published, In Sealed Envelope. Price ak cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure OF Sperma atorrhsa, OF ssm.
Disability, and Impediments to Marriage generally;
Msryopsusss nr, neg Con.apPtion. Epilepsy and Eits
thor Of the Green Book, 40.
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seAl, In a plain envelope, to any sd-
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents or two
I4s BoWERY, NEW YORK,
sel6-3mindkw Post Otdoe Rox S6As
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

ID EAL ESTATE A ENJOY.
hsssons having HOUSES and LOTS TO SELL, or
HOUSES to RENT, viii DO well BY calling on he
sueseribers Also, persons desirous Of Purcha asing
or Renting Dwellings can be provided for.
Prompt attsntion given to ali Rsal Estats busi.
ness.
- CLARK b GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auetionsefs,
Room , corner 7th and strssts.
N. Morrsll, U. 8. g.; Hon. r. &. Fsptou, N. C.,
Hon. Chaplin Hall, NJ. O., Hon. O. ". 6eoi1sld, n.
C.i Hon. Z, W. French, "a Auditor, and othsrs.
SuT-lV
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

A WORD OF ApvIcI.-Those who have besn
dostoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
RELIEF, should consult Or. Fishblatt whoss once II
rsdisaliy cured. Twenty-Five years sxpsrisnos has
established Dr.. Fishblatt's reputation - physi.
dan. Recent cases cured In . few days. C6Afgss
n0dsrate. DR.. F1SHBLAfT,
No. 81 Z street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposits the General Post Olhss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
AMUSEMEN,ESl !


VARIETIEsi vARIETrEst
" FrsettaG Psnssyivsnia sys.ue md NintA q
ii:s. manage: and SPsaaiSss GSPPsstisss
THE BRILLIANT AMUSEMENT EsrEaparss.
UNION OF TWO GREAT TRoupEs.
FINEST ARTTsTEs EvER AssEMsLEp.
shsm sossshsr, and paying tSsn sh.ir .soiSsans s1
salaries.
" u ot,ssas end straassn, v
2 ~ Merchants and Mechanics,
II p Government omeials, s
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:REMEMBER THE vARiRTf1s: 4
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} ~ EVERY NIGHT THIs WEEK. - a.
IL ''''s's'sss..sss.s =
e ANNETTA GALLETTI,
q .ssssssSsssssss.s. n
y Also from the ParisIan Theatre, q
= .sSsssssssssssssss x
2 MONS. TOPHoFF, q
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? The world-famed Artistic, 3
q ..sss.ssssss...s. -
MONS. RON NZANI,. q
''sssssssssssssssss .
Y Celebrated In Europe and America. p
oOoooooooooooo Observation-Disclosures
z THE RoNZANI BALLET TROUPE, 8
6H LADIES, LOVELY In FACE and FoRM.8
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Guests Of Hotels, strangers and Citizens ali 60 to
the Varieties.
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SMoNs. BAPTIsTIN-LINA wIHDELS
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FINE FORMED LADIEsi
MISS LIZZIE sHULTZ,
90 PRETTY GIRLsi
VARIETIES TROUPE
Miss ELIZA FLORENCE, vi
A Miss EMMA MILES, Al
R Miss EMMA MARSH, n
Miss MAGGIE WILSON, i
= Miss HENRIETTA RAYNoR. =
7. The Great Ethiopian, T
JOHNNY MACK, !
greatest in his peculiar line.
T. HARRY RAYNoR, y
s Mile MAZoRA ARNoLpi, $
In her Tableaux vivsnts and living pictures OF
Classic Marble Statues, In an arrangement sx.
pressiy produced By ourselves, entitisd
THE CHARMS OF VENUS.
LILLY DALE,
The Trained Dog, exceeding In tricks the heat OF
DOnetis trained animals.
Another new Comic Play, by Fitz Simmons, en-.
titled
PADDY BLARNEY,
THE IRISH ARTIsTE,
win shortly be performed by our artistss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARpwAn

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to % Inch,
Green, Brown, Rus and other solorsd Canvas,
Tuft buttons, all eolors,
Tufttng Twine,
Upholsterers' HAmmeIs,
Tack Hammers,
Moas, Curlsd Hair,
Upholsterers' Taeks, Light Tssks.
Finishing Brads,
b ass and Iron Screws,
Blind aud Window Fzstenings and TrmninSs,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table, and soekst-Brsss AMI
Iron,
Back saws, Es0utshs0ns,
Screw Rinss, &C.
Drawer, Cupboard, Til, Chest, Bax Ani Trunk
Locks In great variety
&C., ke., he
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
BLAcKsMIrHs AND wHEELwRIsHr NATE.

BLAcKsMITHs AND wHEELwRloHr NATE.
RIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Fsiises, Circles-oak, ssh, hickory,
elm and gum,
shafts, Poles, singletress-oak and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, Black and Bright Elip.
tic springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferruies, Maleabls Castings, Bel.
loe Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire Bolts,
factory prices,)
Stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Pfops, Ksobs sad
Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse RAsps, smiths' Files, Ham.
mers, shoeing Knives,
har.Iron and stssl, In every grads and sire,
Enamsled Duck, Drill and Muslin, let manufac.
turers' rates,)
hc., &C., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
HARDWARE.

John r. ELVANs,
JOHN n. fLvANs,
JOHN R. ELvANs,
s"s PESNsYLvANIA AVENUE
0s PENNsYLvANIA AvENuE,
90 PENNSYLVANIA AvENur.
WAREHOUSES; c STREET NORTH, ANps,
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS. STOCK,
Consisting In part a. below
Lead, In pigs, bars, sheets, aud pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bsrs, and sheets,
Zine, IN pigs and shests,
Copper, In ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
stsel, Cast, tsquars round, and sctagon) Machine.
ry, tround,) Tire, Spring. Blister, 10,
Galvanized Iron,
Russia sheet Iron,
Galvanissd strap Iron, .la
&C., Aa., 40 .4Hr
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

FAST RIDISG.-A soldier named Walter +.
Care WAS arrested by ofneer Brener, OF the sixth
precinct, for fast riding on Ninth street near the
Iatent ofice this afternoon. A child was In the
,treet at the time and In attempting to get out Of
tns way, fell down and was very near losing its
n - -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

TIE only place whore you can purchase 6sdil
Rubber goods Of all kinds 81 MsaS scturs priess
At H. A. HALLS India Rubber Wsrehouss, ilt
strOetS. mar o-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

A MARKET MERCHANT RoHsED.-This morn
insAs Mr.. Johnson, butter merchant In Centre
Market, was engaged In waiting ON . customer,
tome sdroit thief robbed him Of y book containing
q large amount Of money in postage currency.
The scamp has not yet been arrested.