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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Jenkins Falls Back on
Hagerstown.
Private Property Respected by
the Rebels.
... ~. 90 stt. ... &c.
Jackson's Division at Hagers-
. town. o'".,.7T
Imboden at Cumber-
land. ,.,a ...
Wheeling in Dan
ger, r.
Troops for the Defiance Arriving
Rapidly nr'.n

HARRISBURG, June 1s-The rebels under
Jenkins evacuated ChHmbersburg at o'clock
yesterday, taking the road towards HngeTSoWn.
The authorities here are now in telegraphlc
communication with ChamberSburE.
During the stay OF the rebels there, all private
properly was TesPscted, excepting 50 far as
horses and cattle and tho nscossArios of life
were concerned.
Jacksons old division, under Eweil, is re-
ported to be at Hagerstown.
Information was received by the authorities
late last night, that Imboden was at Cumbsr-
land with two regiments Of infantry and one
Of cavalry, with prtillery. -ra., -n,g ....
Wheeling may be their destination. 81 .. ..
Troops for the defence Of the Slate are ar,
riying rapidly. ----.----
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
* :'.N f.s G. "a ,Sifss, Il GiiISls 1i, !.


putmtinrI ,of ealYador,= The Mlnlster= accom-
pal 4ied the delivery Of bis letter OF crodehce
wih No llb1 4ned J lerkV, . tepy al Whirh
reakhed our mice yesterday afternoon, too lhto
Sfor publications. i a / . 4 Y
In. Presidents The PSesIdsnt Of Salvador
has sent me here topxprass to your Excellency
the sloeen 3sympathyohd oAtsItainaN forI me
cause Of the rAmsFioanI " nlon, and The deep
respect he feels i9r The Chief MAgistrste of thlg
great AsHop,s He deslsss. me paFticulHrly 70
secp The .dissenslons that have occurred In tbIa
great Republic but At the same time he has
full hope and confidence that In che wlhe DID,
mipistration Of the great power which you DOS
sess, TINT the integrity Of the Union Wtll s3or
be reestabllshed "a ON The Arm b6sis of your rl6J
this Continent look with dread Oh whatevess
cause which tenda 70 shake the potency . q thIsi
.9oSernment, the ,mylnmi Of the oppressed of
ALI nations.s rott they look AZ, the bulwarlEpf
their own Independence and security against
ambitious and aggIeselyepoYeFa,ap and TheRgents
of Eeactlng pBIneiplo At Rbhs and Gbrodd.
JnS.r bnS pSsSiaS5[ sSlysdSE GSs SShSa Els
bave been called forth in this sacred struggle
for law order, liberty, and justice, in defence
OF the Upion, and 70 suppreas civil dlscord, and
feds full fnith and oonfdenee In the Intimate
uumph of, the principles for which lJh6 brave
7pebple arc chg 30 fnueh ffo nd treasure
and from yodf Wise Admihistration, that your
kSoelleney'a iGovsrnment will soon be astab-
lishedtn peace and harmony throughoat the
land. ,afSIIFT f1IIu
FOR smyself, PGrsoIaity,i feei most happy
that tho PTesidept OF Salvador thonid have se-
ledted me as the medium Of Communicates.
with your Excelleney, aud beg TO otter you the
expressions of my slreere and deep respect. 70
To these e,obserrStions the President rep led
In the following termSt 10 ,, a, ,, St 1i5,Gl2
] receive, with much pleasure, "a reprosental
tive OF Salvador " asn3is sd 3a'.I sTqoIg d5h5
Accept my best wishes that you may find yotfr
residence In our country agreeable Apd yonT
mission entirely satisfactory In its results. 1las
am not uBinf0rmed OF the devotion Of SAL
yador 70 the principles Of Republlcsnism and
tho Interests of, eli tatlon, which are common
to allthe states Situatad' on the American con
tipent! you will ind the 0overnnieut and the
people OF the United etates earnestly ssmpa-a
thizmg with your own county 10 'thess re-
spe0ta,s II eonld not be otheTRlse, Tor they are
tue very principles and linteresls which Ihe
governments end Pooplof are5i maintaining
through all the perils and saefiheesi of a pain
full civil war. oh sRh-IO =
l trust, sir, that the, war Cloud which wAs
lately gathering over Central America has
already passed away, and that peacAA AprOHpeVi-
ty, and progress will ueonttnuo TO- prevail
throughout that very interesting and most I'm
portant part of the world. r-Ir I"@".l @
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

7CoNcnRD, n. H., juno lT.--The Union Mass
Convention held here to-day was very largely
sttGndHd. Not less than 10000 parsons were
present In a procession OF the military and
diViC organizations Of the State, with nu rneruus
bands Of music. The procession moved TO
STATE House Square, where the meeting was
organized. Ira Perlgy presided, and rcsolu-
Eloquent addresses were mad6 by Gen. Butler,
Montgomery Blair, Gen, Hamilton, IFa prrlcy,
and OthsFA. The demonstration was one of tho
greatest and most Qnlhusiastic ever made In
the Granite Stale.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
NoRLRWoRDst

" TOWER, THEI DRIVE IEPoBR THEM INTO THEIR
"RIEKs THH soUTirhH fEof1u, ArgD lTHlr
worLD ALSO DRIVE %. TRusT THEM NOT.
WERE THEY ABLE, TtET woorD INVADE AND
C. nEsTRUI % WITHOUT MERcT. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF THESE THMes, An AMAZED THAT
4" ANY OfE GOULD THINE or PEAoR on AMI
TERMS He WHO ErTRRTAnSs TIE aERTIEENT
as PIT oNLT TO BE A SLAVE HI VINO UTTBBs
" IT AT THIS TIME, MOREOVER, 10 A TRAITOR TO
"nIs COUNTRY, VINO pEsRRyEs TIE sooRS AND
c,iNTnEPT OF ALL HoNoRABLR ASTE."--RoSs-
rT r, 10 ths GsHtrai dsSsnblg Of Ohio, February,
l9A .... ..#... .. rI.Taa..... ..r... ..I-
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
AA,A-Ax
n ). .;s.s:s ;;ss;; 2; 9 ! ;s i .:s. - Is

the right, the mend hing tean, whidh bng1i
/: Ss.s. sTS'''d . ,tS1sS F%
!. When about two miles advanced you come to
a little cottage, and halt aValn, hitch your
,hptpea, and crossing the creek again Yop wepd
ycer way V The most charniuy asd d7soctuded
iittle aell, and seat yourself beside mountain
apfina slkar as efystal, and take cooling
'drauRht, take out your snack and seated on
ne Hssh gFeoB ugss, uJog - gqniaaeeal ana
Npten 10 The yatlsi aongA Of foreat birds, the
iStisE e Sc SowS taa riV4l sIefP q ~ ~
To enjoy this ride, you need not start from
town pnrl say 8 TO Q o'clock, and then return.
ing, bSrs the moohnsht md theic1oi hyehin
breeze. This IA, pply, sipgle driye. In opr
next we wfit de4etioe 'otbetBI "a aually pleashht
and inviting, and hope TO convince the Erowl-
ing visliors at the Capitol city. that there are
plsasures, aud enjoyments oulaiie the duety
precincts Of the town, which might tempt the
lovers Of quiet forest scents, and leave some
pleasant ihdpressons of tho beauties whirh
surround the seat OF war. B.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
GEORGETOWN. !. AFFAIRS: II,

% ...#.
In consequence of tho long-oontlnued dry
wehthet andthe greet iudruaae in the demand for
water for hospital Hud other Government pur.
oses large portion Of the eitilsns are now with
out that very necessary article Il IL to be hoped
that AuthOrities will hasten thB FepGir of the
pumps recently design Ated in a resolution Dassed
by the town councils, and that the GOVernment
will Anohd cltzeha, AH Ear IN poasIlle the use
ofthe HydrAnt water 90 that they may at least
have spaTtial SupplyuntiI September, when, IL has
been asserted, they will have full supply of Po-
PoIt6E CASES. Harriet A. BartIet,, Jacob
Powers, and Iohu Knight, disorderly; each finsd
sSSat sumner burastt and Phil Suit, grand latce.
w n'n, gishlsseu, VIM Thomson, disorderlyj fined
Ss4d' VIM Starr, VayrGncyj sent to NyoTk-h use.
MARINE LIsT.-5Ar Schooner Juvenile.
Williams, cannons Ferry, Del; wood to Hieston.
Sehr' Mignionette, Jones, Belle PlAihsj suffers
BtoTeG. ) u i -
sehr, Virgil, GoSling, viennAi wood.
sehT. UniOn, Smith, seafotd, Del5 wood.
seALL elRtlaA, Stokes PhilAdslPhlsj coal to Gov
I. ssnr. Z ~. @illsH1, woOdrpE salem, E,T,Apy
70 GQPeFnmeRt.l,7s.g ,s, t " w. ''AI.n'.'
Q sqhH AaRis ], Ru'ssil, Hodge, II, N, Farnbsn,
L0gslll Ring Dove, AdSm6I AlyITa, Brannoni MARY
2, ,TlbbettaI PlAmls e, ", HeFylha, Hawkinsf Alex
LANi Wand-Al Of sBaHliRgtpni light. , ~ l,,
p A'RaHurf' ~ Eom Nay Docks schs,, NJ H. HA-
sea- RsAdingg PpoYidence, y, H. BsiIe H. Hpll,
HAYklpgg Hlla4pn,, N, VI Mobes van Ame, svaa-
enle, AuaAeRf sNsG Ysinn AZ, Esbsfi, y ttoton
Landing, MHHnifniEual 70 bslsiBum yiHb al
|. IFaaai PeeES1sOh' I'SdO'At EaiI9RiyBr, ,
Ah4sir9Q laielaH tloyoTq osI-fa..
From Borden Mining co.-sehs. 'PfSstoe,a 'Havg-
klns, Fall River, MaHs.i C. NJ. Newins, Hawkins,
Jersey City.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Departlrss
III. A. KornE, J. MOtteT, c, F, Porter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
Chambersburg Evacua-
ted by the Rebels. s.. = !.
They Set Fire to q Warehouse
and Run Away. I'm.

PHuADELPHrA, June IS, The following
special dispatch has hsen received at the In
quirer office; '-rna- 30 h'a..,-r
sHrrPRSsPUEG, June IA gentleman d.
rect from Ohambcrsburg reports that the rebels
left that plhce this afternoon, having FIRST set
fire 10 the warehouse OF oakes 4 Linn. The
iIro was afterwards subdued BY the citizens.
They rstrOSted, 1t is supposed, towards HagerS-
town. a.r g.. urr ur" ..a mp. a. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
-ToNE=OsGEOGK,
-kAHE-AtAAi
H HaFp0rkBF0EEy
nj .TlAIgIJOI oEosHs 1FT
Not EVACUATED.
EnWrEf f'FllLgdLv.' l-TT
The Place n Held by
3 General Tyler.

baltimore and Philadelphia papers circulated
lp This city this morning contain the statement
that Harper's Ferry has been evacuated by our
troops, leaving the impression that we have
abandoned the place to the enemy. This Is
groat mistake. Harper's Ferry was never more
thoroughly In our possession than 1t is to-day.
Our troops are not in tho town, because that
is not necessary They have fan possession of
the heights commanding tho town, especially
on the Maryland side, and can hold the place
against any odds that may be sent against It,
We have tho highest oflcial authority for the
ahhYn statement. ------ Il l. 10. -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
GEN. HUNTEa suPERoEDED.5

whHein New York, two weeks since, we am
nounced In letter to the RHPuhLIoAS, that
Gen. Gilmore, the hero Of Fort Pnlaskd, was
about leaving for the Department ofths South
to supGcede Gen. Hunter, who waS coming
North. For some reason the statement twas
doubted. But notwithstanding the doubt, Gen.
Gilmore did sAilsfor Port Rosal and did super
cede Gen. Hunter, and tho latter did Leave for
the North, forthwith, and arrived IN New York
yesterday. Who doubts nowi ~, Nv
General Gilmore was accompanied TO South
Carolina by Brig. Con- Strong, and Col Tnrnar,
both late Of Maj. Gen. Buffers stan. /, General
Gilmore, before leaving here, was presented by
the President with a7eommisslon emitting him
to an additional star and the rank of Major
General. He 10 considered ono Of tho best MIL
itary engineers IN the service, e. ,,,5,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
iTHEYS TTUATIBH,
G e N. .EEE's) FCEFK T

y is now r9onsidered among the things quite
certain, that thsteeent small rebel mOysmsut
intp Maryland YVES Intended by psu. Lee q d
rsiAt 10 induce Gen. Hooker tir possible, 70
throw his whole army into that stats, thhg NM
covering washington, 80 farPs the army SF tht
Potomac was 5conoerned, and leaving Lees
forces 10 contend oply With the works around
the Capital. 90 80 afrr.. sEagorT ~ ri.g. %
\ viii be remembeped that when Lee en-
tered Marylaud before, our army left the front
and moved through Washington ana up Into
Maryland, where Lee wac checked In his course
and compelled TO recross tho Potsmae.g This
time he dia not move his whole army Into
Maryland, hut halted the NAB, body OF Il In
front of Washington, on ne. SSst side ~ n.
" B'is Ridge" ycoHhO,ing al lks passes and
gaps. '''''i ''' ' ' 'ili''' ..'iI 4. (.
He made dash in force upon Winchester
and carried thstpIaeo, Irtk tktsryjhs lla,tghsr 10
ha hOopg pushedon to Martlnsburg land icap-
tured that place, and then sent small force
into MSryiapdto produce conaernstIon among
the people Of Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the
whole North. He intended this demonstration
to divert the attention of Gem Hooker away
from his (Lee's) real purpose, bat Hooker, was
not SO easily deceived. He kept an eye upon
Lee himself and not upon his fAidsrs,- Gen.
Hooker knew very wen that Gem sehepek wss
strong enough 20 take care Of all the rebels The.
had left Lee TO go towards PennsylvaniP. 'h "
Finding that he made mistake, Lee iaconl
tracting his lines again, and drawing in, his
cavalry from Maryland and Pennsylvania, and
concentrating his forces in the Valley, between
Winchester and strnsburg; whereas few days
ago his army stretched over one hundred and
fifty miles Of territory. an "a 81
Viewing the present situation, we repeat .
declaration which we made some days since,
that we should not be surprised II another bloody
battle is fought on the old Bull Run field within
few days. So things look to day. llla o6I
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
ALRGSY, N. Y, june IL, 1868.

The daughter Of one of the most respected
citizens of Brooklyn has rendered her services
TO supply, grarultoLSly, the place of any clerk
who is called upon to go to the wnr, and who
has relatives dependant upon him for support.
She says "I will take his place, and he shall
have all moneys due him from the of CO for
aarded TO him for the six months hG 10 to be
gone" .."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

%, a brAuTTuI ACT.-The New Bedford AbT-
flfyy mentions the following incident; A lad re-
Gently applied 70 his father for IS cents with
which to 90 on plc.nIes Obtaining this sum.
he procured rom lie mother an additional
pose. Thus In funds the little fslIow bITsd two
lOJbiDg wagons, proceeded 10 the Orpbans'
Home, and treated the little inmates to a ride.
sgat waa his picnic.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
Military Execution,

Bos7oS, June l7.-WllllAm Lynch, a private
in the Second Massachusetts, cavalry, was shot
at Fort Independence yesterday for rriutIny, nc.
coTding TO the sentence Of the Court Martial:
Lyhch was one OF the ringloadors Of the TO
volt, when the chief one was shot dead by the
Colonel ut the time,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

@ "ON 70 RICHMOND. This Petersburg Rr-
press, Of Saturday, gayt tho YANKEES Bgubodts
ran up ttLS cRieaRomIny on Ftiday apf m
loaded two Thousand W0Ops on ithe 5WeAt side,
which lOOliedods acknowledgement ri nk 70 ad.
vance on Richmond, nr scare eIaia 30 they
would get Loe 10 move hls army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
A RkIrmIaIl

Information wa received at headqaaters
this morning OflG email skirmish yesterday, at
Aldie, Va, between . portion OF our cavalry
under General stahl, aud tho rebel cavalry.
We captured six officers, tho remainder. lod to
the woods. o ,I'aaal ,nra rp,uh
[AldIe is in LoudOGn county, Va, north of
Fairfax county, ya,l' r. ...iis os'ob ?
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
PERsONAL.

SENATOR YrlsoS, ot Nassachnsstts5 y ip
town. .H 1r.f mur. 81. ...., r.ra.. .a5iF
GOVERNOR MORTON, Of indiana, was In town
yesterday, .' '' ' ..... uase ... L''y
MRs. LINCOLN and her youngest son are still
visiting in PhiAdelphIa, She viii 20 difetuy to
the soldiers Home to reside the pemAlndaf Of the
warm season, onIhsF r'turn to this city IN aGsw
dIyf,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

TRAINS RETULAR.--Wo learn that tue excite,
mPpt along the npe Of the Northern Central
ReRnSylVanIB rqllrpad hes snbsided,, The
tralpS are Tup with their accustomed FBgIs
laFlt, and no interruption 10 travel u appfe-
handed. d.r4.--,-.,.-, .HuGlsug DTT L1H5
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

AEswERs TO CoRREsPoNpHNTs.r.TIt Is noi
necessary 70 l1IlI the tnrpGutiue trees in order
to obtain "spIrlts of turpsnilna." /" You aim
ply tap them a. You would . barrel Of rum,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
BTIgRdIer General Gilmore Assumes Conn
mHnd oCtbs Department. OF the south
Federal Raid In GrOFgia .."

NEw YORK, June l7.--Port Royal adyices
stale that Brlgadier General Gilmore had ar
rived and taken command Of our troops In that
department. Col. Montgomery had made q
raid in Georgia, destroying Danen and the
bridge Of the Brunswick aud sayapnah Rail-
road aud had shslled Brunswick. Col. Mont
gumery had made his base at 81, Simops Island,
The Fifby-fourth Massachusetts regiment we're
oDGamped near Beaufort. Our land forces
near Charleston, retain their old position.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
PRRRONAL.

PARAN sTEyBEs, Eso., the famous hotel
keeper, has gone to Europe to rsSoysr hiS health,
witch had become BomeWhat imrAiEed BY close
application 10 basinsHb. -..| ...u ..fa'.
MAToR LIHooLE, Of Boston, and the Boston
Civ TRsasursF y Y. Tracy, Esq,. arrived hfFs
last night Sltlrl = new and sleBNRt a4g for the
First Massachusetts Ftgithpnto ggiafs @ 10 gg..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

The harmonious action taken by the State
authorities Of Peunsylvnnia, Mnrylqhd, New
York, and New Jersoy, in the Invasion 1of the
two nrSt named States is highly gratifying |
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
Ths PACING Ra,Irond.

sAN FRANoIsco, June l6.--saDta Clara coun-
ty has voted 10 subscribe one hundred thousand
dollars to the Pacific Railroad stovk.
All the counties along the route have now
subscribed their proportion, making two mil
lions Of dollars in all subscribed by the State.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

eLogHrxs ron THE eOSTR4BkSps. .-IIept.
COL Greene len this city on Monday last, for
New York, to purchase clothing for the con
trabands 500 OIL. 27Ian7fr4 1dI af .l.la....
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

The Democratic Convention at Harrisburg
is said n be embarrassed by the non-nrrlval of
ddegates from the South
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
Democratic Nomination for GsoysEnor OF
nnaKlyanta .... .su

We learn that, after few ballots, the Dem
ocrutic State Convention of Pennsylvania took
upa now candidate, Judge Woodward, Of the
Supreme Court, and gave him the nomination.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

The Empress Of the French has set the fash
ion Of having the heads Of her earrlage-horses
decorated with artificial flowers. At last Rc-
counts the horses OF the Imperial lady wore
wreuths Of lilac. The effect is described as being
very pretty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

PHmADELPHn NAVY YARp. p.--Twonty.Ry
hundred woTkmen Aru now employed at the
philadUIlhia Navy Yard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
AsoFHRlRl sHIf IpI'EsiTIRoT NJ TisiaIn

no AN ISo1DENT.-Col.' Frank Hamplon, (iou
Of the, late Wade Hampton, Of South Carolina,
who was killed In ., recent battle, seems 10 have
ladyabf this acity, and thb day preyiDns 10 the
wedding, being called upon At . dinner party
AZ th6hOuse Ofths BRIDES father, 70 give toast,
fptalIy Regardless of tho rights Of hospitality and
the proprieties Of the occasion, he proposed
q TAG do.r4tsR Of h'o ,lDnevioan Uaio1t. "--N,lY,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

A farmer hung up hoop skirt in his corn
field, and II frightened away not only all the
crows, but all the young men from the neigh.
borhood.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

GUHBoATs LAUEcHEp.-Two screw gunboats.
The shawmut and Nipsio, were launched at the
Fort'moUrh Navy Yard on the 10Th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

u Nv I0ra letter writer Is Informed by well
iG.ffd I.Tl,rs that Mrs. Tom Thumb ia -
and In gKcsilsnI health, thank you.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
NOTICE. 70

rHis PAPER IS NOW w,FpaFIsSlED BY CAR
atERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN oroRoETowN At THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH u l1suA On 4orr -,-., r u,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

; In Pckini Is Issued twe can scarcely say pub.
llshed) newspapsr printed on large sheet OF
sllk. IT Is said 70 have appeared with great
every week during the last thousand
oaara sa'3.1N1u boa ~ To- HHr 3
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
q NlEEEl
ME59.IF1easss$s
.PenusXlYapia.


10 -saiD 20 nbhunu- -la-Aaaossa-s0 l51IHdauib ia
"a ~ eolylaa edl letE9sI 20 RIl,sR I9iH. s1s ~
lOPmIaDnRPuIA, SJune1ssfrB y believed there
'are now no rebelu tIoopaiia Penna5lvaniss is7,l
\ Csyalty, Giiqes jenkins; va htaHABerstowu
lAst nigh, hsrai ts nS igyidsnes cf any in
iantry force having been With him. INV ,l,df 4
At iChaihbttshnFp,aha rolIols1 cleared
ont an tHe drug stores paying IN Confederate
~ r,hA -s4HqiI iaHislfaA d0lilA adf o. slIlasaI
~ yFm yad! 4glaw nl glEIl 1ig 80 I1r544A Z
Troops are raaidly arriving. g.F,rls-t gglisA a
ohleavlng' 0hathbsrshnrg,i tho 7rshels took
withfhen ndthber oflth most prominent
faTTnep in that section Of the valley, 'a'ianlaA
ASoTHER sHIe DESTRoREp ny THE
. ,moo INV rlusFLoRIpA.Ts1 4laFr- ..gs--.
INV YoRK, June s4--Fhe ship Grown Point,
ffom New YorK FOR Ban Fraciseo, was burnt
by the pirate ,Plorlda on the 18TH n MHy, IN
iSt, south ilonE- ~ irovorq sES' ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
slatiuuaI grpnblita,I.

IN, one, Of the National RsRahA,o
ear 70 ~ sll ~ - - =, sS7.SS1.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
.aEaiIdmgag IKnuitaA
SPEHIAIfNOTICEA. nl

THn NkarnNAnl umOE OEcInfGunswIttluo1,W I'd
public meotipgR sVeFyr TUEenAY rEyErIro, ~,
in their Hail Ae1 Ninth street. There viil ~ ~
spSschss, National Songs, No. The Fsadinafoclts n
oP4mohs - sYmiuna Tsq O5.a9. ,Ei1dhqafrfWax
1hnals REpwuli uEaa. duly sniheEisef epd "A.
asqedited As an Agent 10 solicit and receive anh,
bsrptions and contributions IN support o. NE Nt ~
tiohal union League Reading hS5h. s,ei9o9 ulgni5
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

QUAUKERT.--I earnestly caution Young men
sunenng RON Hervoua Debility, ke against IN.
dangering their health by pAtronizinE anV on an
Advertlaing quRcks. You can fully recover bv thS
methods used BY the advertiser, and By Kunar. n
81 Others and In no other way. Read letter WhINh
VII sena you, " yDu WI send me postpaid ems
Velope bearing your address, iDirsottoT - r7-iT
..lg.I D snp LEDWARD II, fTRARER
ApB-dhw6m f.yJ 81 Lock Box Boaton MAG
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

HpHn 0RnAr 4 PENNsTLYLi1AgRO gROUFEss.F p
quickest and BafeSt route 10 ,ti,e Nor,h ,.S.N -
southwest. Two through tFal1g daily, and one on
sunday. Soldiers, tickets ~ GoYeFnment rste. 10
lnd inform ation applYaf tlrsas;
uoooI thelhCreAt nennsylVapiA RoufeI noFthssSty y
rnd sixth street ~.
p. m. ION sundAyS4 10 b. M 10 7Sl7tbT 6rif sil
.TRg ossNORTOlLsram
anG $40 '3f 3mFl gtl 10 nol1l9a alf rfu,AGo6N.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

SRINIHAL COURT, ,-77-Iud0e Fisher pres ii,lg.4-!
Tho,e Hayden aiiai Hl, inhiGtsd ior grand larceny
was found not gullty, ,,r, r,..1.. 2. l.i' ~
In the ease 81 Henry Renger, changed With false
pfstsneeS, the Jury rendered verdict OF NOT rlIty
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
GAyAINEWH

aThs gunboat Mohawk, Commander Hu,;hes,
has ARRIVED from Fernandina, Fla, where she
has been on block aiding duty for some months.
Commander Hughes, WllfprobAbly be detached
from her and ordered North for a better com.
mHnh. ,u H..H . '..r .. ... r. 20. -.
The gunboat Potonska, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant William Budd, has taken tho plaee
of tha Mohaw nj FeTnandinR. o..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
CLAGETT 4 COZ 5

,'.. ' ', ,i3 4'., '.. j, h n PoRrER, a'oHo7lo
IN BARREIs AND HALVES 10 rflE7.
For sale only by M. CONNOLLY o. pi
it.'.ta t..Hl. ..t rI.... Ls.I ed Eighth Btfeet
.. ls ~. "A. :, 0RFUTT \ CO., GsOrgetoWn, b, q.
And at Warrington Bottling Establishment, '.'''
.''ssn Between Fourtsshft IN and FlfteentS 81
..'.h "' D. ..a. '.. 600 Warrington, DC
.. 'H.L. fa.t ."..s .sN...r.... INO, FARRELL,
We are now in daily receipt from the BfeWsfy
Of null supplies III prime order, Of this 6nperior
Ale and PorteF.. Delivered throughout the Slty
three hOurs' transit from the cool pellafsi df IKE
Brewery at Baltimore, this Ale and Porter WIN
elsin the market throughout the HUMMEh MONTH";
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

lNf Ion OREAh AND WAfEt IoEs, pWholSSSls ,
and fetail hotels, boAncing-h retail ator.S
phrtAA iaiF9, fNeurelons, and suffers firnahod ~
the lowest prices, Families supplied with tLebeSt
cream and confectionery, and delivered 10 a psrt
81 Ihe eitY end Georgetown, ~ tho BAltlmoTe Con-
! my 2e-lm. dglaN 10 lab lc JAS AHAFFIELD, =