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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
One Year AGO.

A year ago 10 day Gen. Banks was assigned
10 the command Of the fortihcations around
Washington.
A year ago to-day Aqua Creek wac evacuated
by the Union troops. ... .....
A year ago to-day Gen. Pope left Washington
for his department In the Northwest, where
10, the poor Indian" required his attention.
year ago to-day Gen. Mcclellan took the
field al the head OF the Army OF the Potomac
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
FROM CENTRAL AMERrcA.
Arrival Of fTreasare--The w.r = yan "a +.
sader--Fxsoutssns-- Mines.

Arrival Of fTreasure-The W,r u san ya' .
..,r >sder--fxsossssns-- Mines.
New YoRK, September 6.-rhe steamer
Champion, from Aspinwsll on the 9th ult.,
has arrived. She brings t2S0, 900 lu treasure.
Panama advices Of the 9Th ult. state that a
grand ball had been given 10 the Admiral Of
the Spanish squadron, and that part OF the
squadron subsequently, len for California and
the coast. '''.'. ~ % o..
The British frigate Tartar had arrived At To.
bsgo with over u 5000 from the coast of
Mexico. ''1. '-
San Salvador dates to the 18th ult. state that
Juarez and the principal conspirators against
Burrias have been captured and executed.
Carrera and Searaha have united their forces,
and expected soon to move on the capital.
Barrias only holds possession Of the capital,
every other department OF the Republic being
In the hands Of the Invaders and Insurgents.
The productivencss of the Copupeo gold and
silver mines is attracting great attention.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
BAKER's DITkoTlvE FORoH.t

We have no occasion to alter or modify the
statement We made on Saturday that Colonel
Baker, late War Department detective, and hIs
regiment have been detached from duty In that
capacity snd srdered 70 the field, notwish.
standing the announcement by the ",locai = ID
the COstraetor's Organ. The duties lately pr
formed BY Baker are nov executed By Csptsin
Todd, Provost Marshal of the District. fus.T ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

A Coon sI0H.-Tho Hanover Gazette, pub
lished at Hanover, Pa, last week came out for
Andrew q. Curtin 10 the candidate for Cover
nor Of Penusylvania. The Gazette ID one OF the
Oldest and most influential German papers iu
1t had been looked upon as the
organ Of the copperheads Of that neiyhborhood,
but has now defined clearly It's position.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
A Tosst 70 Rsmember.

While at Brsshssr, we dincd on board tbe
cars, Captain Morse having provided a reaiIy-
splendid spread for u.s.. might not have
thought this part Of our doipgs of SUFFICIENT
public importance 70 record, but for the char
acter Of one or two tossts which the occasion
elected. Amer due honor had been done the
President, Gen. Wcitzel proposed:
NJ p. bSnks, Ne Snecrst1u Gensrai-May he he
known to future senerstions as one Of The Presi.
The toast was received with uprosrious d..
After this, an eathusiastic admirer Of Gen,
Weitsel Il ses the New Orleans Era accuses
the gentleman VI being connected with the
New York Tmes) requested bumpers 70 be
1sd hs ssl e sa; ssts.. ssSrRg R:,, . 4, .,.. = ,.
has more Thoroughly esrnedi '" ~ ~'"
This took a little by surprise, but falling
upon wiling esre, was met by the most intense
enshusias%. ! don't know Il the desultory
remarks OF your correspondent ever met the
eyes Of one In rery high posltlon, but II this
paragraph should by happy accident do so, /
hope little mark will be put 70 Il as a iocose
reminder Of an important duty yet unfainlIed,
and one the performance Of which would be
received with unbounded delight, not only
throughout the entire army, but among all who
their due reward. No promotion ever made
by the President would be more popular, or
one OF stricter Justice than that OF sleyating
Godfrey Weitzei to the rank Of Major General.
BoAxD OF ESRoLLMEsr.-The following Is
the list OF exemptions made after O'Clock on sat.
uraay: ''.
Chaa. II. Dodson. =
John Fitzgerald, alien. ..y a. q.
J0Aeph smith, under age.
James Baldwin, erTontoualy enrolled.
sA~usl I. Ernest, erroneously enrolled
william Kelly, err0neously enrolled,
Henry bumhArdt, alien.
Edward Hennessy, over nge '-
Charles l.. Cooks, dlsability.
James II. Shekell, disability.
stsphsn y. Golden, over age.
Otis g. Soheld, furnished stituts-Edward
Hall.
Charles n. DAnt, over age
Arthur 7. Johnson, over age.
Young Langtre, alien.
Henry Appisby, disability.
. Janss W. Baxter, In service ID March.
John A Keyes, accepted.
stAnly Taylor, only patent OF child.
Thomas Williams, paid commutAtLon.
Henry p. Gilbert, pad oomnutation.
CAas5es ~ Addtsont Aisabtlky. I'' ~ Sd ..
James W Lee, disability.
John Brown, (eolored) disability.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
Vessel. stopped .. IN. n.rrs,.s.

The Government has Issued stringent orders,
within short time, against allowing any YES.
sells 10 pass out Of the Nsrows after sundown
and before daybreak. This order is enforced
so rigidly that steamboats, are not allowed TO
pass. Last evening the steamer Utica took .
pleasure party out from NewarK, intending TO
10 around Staten Island. On reaching the
neighborhood Of Owls Head they were stopped
by the revenue cutter and compelled to return.
NJ Y. Ebe.iRg Post, 5h.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
A COPPERlinAD LIE.

The Chicago Poa (Copperhesd) speaking Of
the Presidents letter to Gen. Grant, aays:
Grant as J." Brigadier," he commits blunder
which no military man would palliats or ex-
cuse In one Of his own profession"
The President, In the letter he sent TO Grant,
commences In the following words: "To MA
ION GENERAL GRANT, If wssicrn editors
don't know how TO read, It is evidence that
they did not cmigrate from New England. ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMocRATiC
,.s, aCDnvkATIOh.s arrr0 ls7aul


State Convention Of "the Democrats Of
Massschusssss and!si others disposed 10 CO.
operate with them /" was held In Worcester on
the Sd inst. II seems 10 have drawn together
all the copPerhsadism In the State. Al pre-
liminary meeting on tho previous evening, Mr.,
Frothinghsm, Of the Boston Poa, was hlssed
loudly for declaring that the doctrine Of seces-
sion is damnable and should be SO held by sll
Democrats, and that they should generously
sustain the Government with men and money
to put II downj while his praise and iudorse-
ment of Mcclellan, Gov. Seymour and vailah-
dighsm and bis attacks upon the Adminisusr
ton were yociferously applauded.
During the convention Patrick II. Riordan,a a.
wounded lieutenant or Mcagher's brigade, was
hisscd down for calling attention to the fact
that all the candidates had failed 70 express
their purpose to Sustsiu the war policy of the
Government. -'Pt '- 80
In the convention was infused mixture of
all the broken down politicians In the Common.
wealth, and the candidate for Governor 10.
lected was lawyer named Henry w..Paips,
an old line Whlg, who said he had never, been
In Democratic convention before. lHy1
A very fosgy - Of resolutions wore pssssd.
Here is the second Of the series.
Received That odr Institutions are assaiied
by an armed rebellion on one side, and on the
other by unconstitutionAl acts Of Congress, and
startling usurpatlons ofpower by the executive,
the democracy are equally orposed 10 both
they Will meet the one with the sword, and the
other by the ballot. 'N
II the Massachusetts leading Democrats,
aided by the llghts Of tho whig Bell Everett
party, are unable 10 discriminate between
loyalty and rebellion they had better adjeuru
TO the Dry Tortugvs.
Is Il likely that under such auspices the Cop.
perheads will succeed In lining up the piiisaS
OF the Dsmocrssic Psrsy which w0s thfQwh
down at Charleston BY the secessIonistsi t.'1
The following ticket wss tho result Of the
labors Of she undsstsksss Of the Massachusetts
Democratic party: l%i'oo q, '' So ' ~, -
Governor-Hsnry W. Paine, Of Cambridge, ;,
Lieutenant Goysrnor-Thomas +. Plunksts,
Secretary Of ,st..e-rrederck o. Prince. . Of ,ii
Winchester.
Tressurer-Nsthau Clark, OF Lynn.
Attorney Gcneral-Theodore X. eweetser, of
Lowell.
Audltor-Moses Bates, of Plymouth. t.ga '0
d. Beach, Of Springfield; Isaac Davis, Of fWor.'
cester; james b. Thompson, Of New bedford.
b. Gov. Andrew will probably be renominsted
BY the Union party, and will walk over The
course 10 tho Guherpstorial Chair. ..' rfr..N
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
The Department or the Gulf-In Pertant
Expedition On Foot. ..

Expedition on Foot. ..
New Orleans letter, 27th ultimo, to the
Boston TIsrsiisr, gives the following ss TO mil
itary movements In that department,
"Geu. Ord's division still remains At Car
rollton under marching orders, and ready st .
moments notice to resume their line Of march.
That an expedition 10 about 10 set out 10 almost
certain, and very soon; but whether II goes 70
Mobile, Texas, or up the Teche is all unEnow n,
except to the only General who has ever sue.
ceeded in keeping the destination Of any army
or expedition secret til II started. =
Gen. Emory has asked 70 DO relieved from
the comm snd OF the city and to resume his d.
vision, for the time commanded by Gen. Nick
erson. The division moved day before yester-
day from Port Hudson TO Baton Rouge, and IL
again under marching ORDERS"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
FROM CHARLEsTON.
kverythirg proeres.ins F.yor.bI

Everything Progressing Favorably.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 6.-Thc United
States dispatch steamer Olcander, Captain
Dennis, from off Charleston on Friday, the 4th
instant, arrived here to-day.
She reports Fort Sumter as perfectly demol-
ished, but the rebel flag was still flying.
General Gilmore dug out aud captured
sevcnty-hve men from the rebel rine.pits In
front of Fort Wagner last Tuesday.
Everything Is progressing fayorably.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
Transporaasisn o6 Troops.

Some idea Of the business done by our rail.
roads in tho transportation service may bs
formed from the fact, stated 70 US by Captain
Camp, Of the Qusrtsrmsster's Department,
that during the fiscal year Of 1889 no less than
65o,OOO soldiers passed through tho only rail-
road depot In this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
Generals Grant and Thomas at
h'' sa.a New Orleans. y e.
faFn ...a-----' --s.--i -------'1 1. '. r.. u.r
...r .gr. rFE.- ra. ..a.sHHI .H. .. .r"8Cl. 81
Asnored Movements OF Gems. Grant
j." '' and Ranks. r.s. 's.
.s - rH..f'. 4. --
WHERE is JOE JOHNSTON

sT. Louis, Sept. 7.-The Democrats Memphis
dispatch of the ID instant says Generals Grant
and Thomas have gone to New Orleans.
. It 10 rumored that Banks Is going TO Texas,
and Grant will command all the Mississippi
river region. t'r, ~ -l,.,'' ~, '', .. O.
Joe Johpston's army has removed from the
vicinity Of EpterprIse, but In what direction Il
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
The Rebel Fat.

On the oeeahion OF the late fast OF JET Davis
this verse from Dr. Watts Is supposed TO have
been sung In the secesh taberuscIss with great
unction; '0'
And ese We wietehss stiii Aliysl y
And dare We yet Isbsl
What wond'rous, what amazing sr.e.
That keeps " up from he'll ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
lS GsssHAbs AveUR and PAYNE, OF the Depart
ment OF ths Gull, arc in town. NJ. .....as1,- ,
Hon, Mn. Rollins, NJ. c., Of N. H., 10 In
the city. o. TD.r go 60 .Hl.r 'iIss .~H
q Nh. CONWAY, member, OF Congress from
Kansas, 10 In tswa. Ne tnforos Nc that his wife
~ chiSassu were In LAwfenee ~ the time the
robbef md murderer ouaAtrsil catered II, and that
they we're spared BY surrsadsrtsg all the money
Mrs Conway hsd In the house: . " - ..aaa If
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

oLp CAPIToL--To Those CoEOERHED.-We
nave oeen requested to state that hereafter parties
w,h only pe "oie to obtain passes to the Old Capt
toi on Tuesdays and Fridays ofeaeh week. These
passes are Issued IRON the Provost Msrshsis
once, corner Nineteenth and streets, : ~ :
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

LAwRISCE, KANsAs,--A private, letter says t,
g The town will rise again. Senator Pomeroy
has offered $25, 600 toward another hotel and
there are many others who are not discouraged,
out viii 20 right TO work. A good many say
down"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

CAvALsY LossEs.-Gen. P!eassnton has com
pleted his ofcial report OF the operations Of the
cavalry in the late campaign. It exhibits the
surprising fact that the total loss Of the cavalry
corps, from June to the present time, In killed,
wounded, and missing, is upward Of four thou
sand. This illustrates the severity of the cavalry
service very strikingly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
Latter Of General Bus,er

The western papers contain a letter from
General Butler to the Illinois Union meeting,
but IL Is evidently so full of errors that we
await a correct copy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

HousE RoBBED.-Thc house of John Cerr,
on street, between Fourth and Fifth, island, w,s
entered by burglar on Thursday, and robbed Of
i8 English sovepigns, worth $3.50, In gold. N'
clue has yet been found to the guilty parties. '
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
FROM KENTUCKY.

Prsparssioss - Receive the Rebels.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-The military au-
thorlties here do not apprehend any Immediate,
danger Of rebel invasion ofthe State In force,
though they think small bands of guerriIlss
may mako invasiops at different points, which
they deem themselves fully prepared 70 mest.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
LATER FROM EUPOPE.
q l Eistssy Gr------->s--.i,.4..4 11isirH'i aH =
. 900 1ar l.. y -fby3H zr,raatlgLE
The Pirate Florida Destroying Ansr-
lean ships - Miles from q 7 70 Z
'2a 3t Tho British Coast. n.'sI'0.

- Cars RACE, Sept. 5.--The steamship Scotia,
from IIysrpool on, The 2oth and Queenstown
on the soth ultino, passed hero at r, m. TO-
day. 81 %, 't0isasi.5s g,5sHro ,p +. ali.
The American ship Anlo- Saxon, from Liver
pool for New York, wasyburnt by the pirate
Florida tbirty.hvs miles south of Kinsale. :
The cotton sales for the week are III, 900
bales, nearly 6o.ooo to speculators and OK.
porters. The market was buoyant, and ad.
vancod i@i.d. Bresdstutis dull. Provisions
dull. Copsols closed at $685. for money.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
The laisssur,.Ixsn,as rre~a,...

81. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Gen. Schoasld has ts,s-
Eraphed 10 Lieut.. Gov. Hill, from Kansas City,
that there will be no invasion OF Missouri by
the people of Kansas. .,.,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS

GIvIs0 LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-An EksmpIS
10 Bsrtsspen.-WLliiAm p. Howard went tsto tbs
saloon under the Washington Varieties, aod called
for two glasses Of whisky. One he drank, and ths
other he gave to = soldier who was with him; urou
seeing which the baIkaeper held on 10 him untii
he sent word to the GuArdhouse. Lieut. Solomon.
who was on duty, went over and arrested Houari
and committed him to the Central. lie Ian IN =
security for his Appearance this uorninG ssd A.
he did not apper. the money goes to the Cop>ss-
tion a. nne. II All the barkeepars we're 70 DO
this, there would not be 90 much trouble with
drunken soldiers. ..- .
--~t- 4
SoLDIERs FiGHTISa.-Samuel Brown, Mike
UBrien and John Kelly, three privatss Of s,oss's
800, were arI ssted by policeman on Seventh street
Yesterday, where they were hayins . ssases, rsv
ssopg themselves. Upon the otncer trying 10 ar
rest them Brown drew his revolver and dred at
him. The ofncer threw hh hand up and the bali
pasaed bets esa his nsssrs, the powder busnins ~
hand. They were taken to the Gusrdhouse, vhsa
this morning Captain Mesritt prsseribsd mid
course Of hydropathic treatment. ne
SELLING CIrIzESS' DLoTHEs TO soLDIsxs-
Robert J. johnson wasisffestei by oficer Pisher
Of the sixth precinct, on The charge Of buying
clothes to sell sgsth to soidiers 90 TO help then
to desert. II seems that Johnsoa veat to cloth
Ing store, bought the cjoihes end sold than 10 tls
soldien oiieer Fisher hearing Of u, arrested the
soldiers and took them TO he GuaIdhouss, whore
Capt. Merritt held them for further examination
Tomorrow. o 3ris ff"'r lfa- .r.uE y ..'Fh lTl
DETACHMENT OF THE INVALID CoRPs GONG
TO PHILADELPHIA flour eonpaniss Of the Isvs.
lid Corps froo ths Eirst Battalion lett this morn.
log At 10 m for Philad lphia, where they are to
report to the Provost Marshal for duty. They
w.re composed oi sonpsniss SD, Capt. MeKseyer;
sSlh, Lieut. Hill S+th, Capt. Richardson, sotS,
Lieut., Eldrtdse. they were all under somnaad
Of Capt 4. W. CHATTER. il.I .s - a"
~. Tyg--- .fHI
BOGUS DETICTIvE.-Oaicer L. ID. Milstead
yesterday arrested Thomas Collins, private OF
the osih New York volpnteers, on ,hs charge OF
trying 10 pass hinseif or a. detective, wiiss bs
reallyis hummer. ,t.,,, y NJ S.ihh ~
ArrsMPr TO SELL, FoRGED PASxRs.-John
Atwood and John Reynolds were yesterday com
mitted to ths Guard HOUSE M ahoU shAtssby
Capt. Todd b. aglg ~ ono rte5Ite hin'
.- aaoS ~ T7- r------r'l~ vvfb Esuta "a
MhGsxcIALLAH, Second Assistsss isPesei
master Gsasrs 10 still prostsstsd with s,cknsss n
his residence,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

81 NTH &aRRALLC HAVE ON HAND
- hne stock of Clothing for Men and Boys'
wear which they are selling on at reduced prices
ssi Seventh street. lyle
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
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THIS PAPER 10 wow ruANisaED By CAB
P,IRs TO sUBsCRIBERs IN TINS CITY AND
IN GEoRGETOwNS At THIRTY CENTS fEA
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

IN, ns nSp SsNvAL ~. svsLEM-New and reliable
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Howard Association, Phiisdeiphis, 70.
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uA BIrrERs.
They purify, strengthen and ipsigofsts. q
They are an sntidotet 70 change Of water sad diet
They Overcome effects Of dissipsttoa and late
They strengthen the sy,tem and enliyen III.
They prevent miasmstis and insesuitsent feysrs.
They puniy the breath and soidity Of the atom
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipatiou. as:,,
They cure Diarfhea, Cholera and Cholera Mosbus
they cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Assd-
They are the best Bitters In the world Thsy .sks
ne weak man strong, snd are exhausted aasurSs
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CnAmomile flowers, Lavender Flowers, Wiatsr.
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INC following /. sample Of the ..s.,.o.y I.ny
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9i our noble Soldiers who stop here, noro q -
disabled from yafiots eausss aaA tie enso4 issSeS
such prsps!.oa sps s.i y III. /. s..,., ~, !,
:y:ry :y:,y Ss%iy y 80 = had q
ly1t-y ~ y sapsrintendeat.
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ron Nervous Dsbtlityt PrsnAture Decay oi Ma
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>, ~ enclosing a postPsid addressed savslops,
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EDITOR OF RsfURIIcAs-Dsar ~. WIN.
your your pspsa Rs5%ssSn sss Iii I'LL 2 z ne q
Who wish u ltfeel 4 Recipe, vita fnil directions
tor making and usins . simple vegetablo Balm.
mat will ehectuslly remove, In 10 daya PtnpIes
Siotches Tan, freckies, and al Inpurties Of thc
s, ssEin, leaving the sans son, cieaf, smooth, and
win also mail fr.s 70 tho,s having ns,d Head.
q Bare Eases :tngls directions and iniormation
that viii snabss them 70 start ! fuli rrSVts n
Lnxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustaehe 9, in -
nsn aa - asys Alapplisations auswefsd By return
~ N'p'''''"fzS F&os zSstt }. CHAPMAN ea.u,.,
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Tnl GREAT PENNSYLVANIA iRnuvz.-Th<
iuissess and safeH route ~ ths Nofthvsst T. "
Sunday. sofdisrr tieks6 Z; Govsrnnsat 49, =
~ ne principal points IN the North and WscS
oes Of the Great Psnnsylvania ROUTE sSvtSss"s
e0fncf ponnsylvAnia avenue and SIKH ctrosf' M.
dsr National Hotel. Ofies opsa 6On j n SISe
p n'ion sundays2 to tp.As ILq-IIs
= sus ,1.s ,rns In. a o. ~. o,NoAT0M.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

MAJ sMcIALLAS, Second Asslsts.t ,sPsssII
master General, Is sti prostss.sd with s,cknsss n
bis residence,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
FROM GENERAL RosEsRiNs.
'as ,uang 500 I'M = .| % yr. 10 Hyt..
PRESENTATION SATISFACTORY.

II The latest dispatches received by this Gov
ernment from Rosccrans, TO the 5th inst, say
l,e situssfon is entirely satisfactory. Chstts-
nooga usst sooa fall before the gallant legions
OF the, Army Of the Cumberland. ,ar FL
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07
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M ILITrA RY ks.

81 RhlLP b soLOM0Ns, Booksellers and Army
- q e. x. have 81 ~
asI:ss \ fEs !; W. 81 !: .s s.o. .'
Field Mau,aS NJ ne ,%tsrs' note sSd ssr ..ss
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:. them. Price d ~ w "''A
Manual for QuAftermsater. and Connis.a.,ss,
Xxx Ss,SSayyi SEy Hs.sls.i9S. q. e., lss. sG
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Dc Hart on Court Martial. $3.50
s senet on Court curt Martisi. "a II. .kajJ
Coppee on Court MARTIAL 70 cents Z. Il 1
Casey. Infantry Tactics. svois. Sabo
Army Pay Tables. Prise ~ = -, .-.
Arny r.y Tables, for twenty-eisht, thirty and
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aoesft.': Hand Book Of ARTILLERY. g. r..al'..
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Ins. h,n,s on y Health Of Aimlss 80 ssats - sT'r
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SIMPSONS ndnsSce :S and dHGSy Guassysy, s.'
MANUEL sSf hulitasy Surgeons BY 'ordronsasx.
Powers Surgical Anatomy Of Arteries. q
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J0minis An Of War. oikO III d. r... ...
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Army and STAFF OiRcsT's Manual. ei.6Q r1
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NolAn's Cavalry HoEses. selIS0 4U.. l.. .I.r
hsmmopd,s Treatise on Hygiene. S6
LongmoIe on Gunshot Wounds. 1b cents "a j.
An,i all othsr Military Books not mentioned
All Books sent rec OF postsse.r a.~ rl...
oi every variety. TEE--l ''7''''
II Dealers supplied At liberal discount.
For sale by - .t-ah o. PHILIP q sOLOMONs .
s-dtl 33a Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

ArrsMPr TO SpLL FoReED PATsRs.-John
Atwood and John Reynolds were yesterday com
mitted to ths Guard House cptf's ahov sAatssJhy
Capt Tod y lis1ig al us ia4f 8uo rie5Tte hins
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

BOGUS DErIcTIvE.-Oficer L. ID. Milstcad
yesterday arrested Thomas Collins, a private Of
the Ssth New York volpnteers, on ths charge OF
trying 70 pas hinseif or a. dstsOtive, wlsss bs
really 10 = hummer. ' .' - Snhh
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

lust RECElVED,-A, NEW AND
oler for sale at our usual low prices. Also, full
supply Of SCHOOL REQUISITES embracing Pens
aoa SOLDIERS, Pencils, Rubber, Drawing and Con-
position Books, Crayons, States, Portfolios, Ink,
Slate and tsS oard Rubbers, 49,, -. 2 !, ~
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