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button of goods near the enemy's lines, and
other exposed positions.
) SEVENTH. To consider whether female
nurses may not be employed with advantage
in greater numbers in the hospitals and
whether our Societies could not aid the Su-
perintendents Of Hospitals in procuring per
sons Of proper qualifications to serve in this
capacity. S, .. 9c
EIGHTH. To devise means, if possible, Of
securing a rsgutar, as well as constant
supply of Hospital goods.
NINTH. To devise some plan for secur-
ing 'sare and fidelity on the part of Agents
entrusted with our goods and means, by
requiring strict account to be kept with
them, or otherwise, as may be thought most
advisable F; that donors may at any time OBJ
tain satisfactory evidence Of the proper ap.
plication of their contributions.
TESrn. To consider whether the payment
Of salaries to Agents is necessary 10 secure
the requisite talent and qualifications or
whether persons Of the greatest capacity aud
fitness would not most cheerfuly donate
their time and strength in a cause SO no
w.
ELEVENTH To consider ard adopt some
uniform plan, and providing for the comfort
and welfare Of Soldiers, Families during the
approaching winter more especially for the
Widows aud Orphans OF those who have
fallen in defense Of our homes and coun-
try m,,.5
TWELFTH. To consider such other peril
nent business matters as may be presented
during the session Of the Conven-
tiol.
10 secure a fair expression Of opinion, it
is suggested that each Society should send
at least from two to five Delegates.
1t is also suggested that gentlemen as
well as l,dieS, not prese.,t as regular dele
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FESTIVALS, ETC.
N II A N d PI &c M &c
" pooKptNnrRss soc,rry
roR THE BENEFIT OF
THEIR DRAFTED FkLLOw.MEMBERs

foR THE BENEFIT OF
THEIR DRAFTED FELLOW.MEMBERS,
viii take place
AT THE WARRINGTON PARK, Seventh street,
On FhlOAY, Sept 18th, 1883,
Commencing At " o'clock u. m.
As the whole Society constitute the committee,
every attention will be paid to those who favor Us
Tickets, ONE ED0LLAR-sdmittinga gentleman
and ladies-to be procured OF any members Of the
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
v. Bishop, 7. II kelleuer, John Pynont,
N: Gordon, J.hn Byrnes, W: .: deck,
Wih: Peters, WT' scott, , "a. Lsndyoist'
{. ". White, IL G. E.psy' ". ii. Moran.
se7,9,i0 ..'t.nf ..H .r''l''H .Ha.r
4 GRAND TESTIMONIAL PICNIC
N will be given by the citizens, at
G ZEN sPRING vILL1o N,
For the benefit OF the policemen drafted Of the
Third precinct, Georgetown, D. c., on THURS.
DAY, the 10th Of September, 1853, afternoon and
Every effort on the part of the managers will be
made 10 make II agreeable and pleasant to all who
may honor them w,,h their presence. An excel.
The following gentlemen have kindly volun
tesred to act as managers:
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS:
serst, John H. Newman, Grafton Harper,
John 7. Essex, Thomas ,. Evans,
Robert B. white, Charles 4. Cameron,
CoMMITrEE ON RECEPTION.
VIM. 4. King, ESQ, worthlneton Dorsey,
kisyH yHs;:snn A. sa,sn la s.5teT te.:n,. s.G
Wm II. Cooley, Esq Thos. Edmonston, Esq,
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Edw. J. McQuillsn, Jo' D. Davis.
T,sksts, One Dollar, admitting sen.le@.n. q. and
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EoRD'sNEw THEATRE,
II -s ,TENrH sTnxET, NEAn :.
John 7. roao, 10. Man ~ and Prsp,sssor.
gprd 70 announce VI LAST WEEx l0sf2ivELY
df the marvellousIy bcautssai drs sstis pAgeaat,
,u,. rvruInn T5E SAIAD acEKs; v,.,,,,
'"'' TWkAIAp @ 0EEF. Fs,1S'No'
tsusksOwn TO the netsFA stage.
ON sA1uApAy AyTEesoos Day l,slora.
HS-in prepsrsiios, ss6 vii shosfiy bs produced,
the s'e't i''a'0rS ,psssStss5l,.n ,sS 5,n5srS h:S.Ss"
ADMISSION: d ess Circle, 20 oents; Family Circle,
sio and ss No extra charge for reserved seats
ESI VARIETIES
" Fronting Pennsylvspia avsnue and Ninthst
Fitz simsosS :. .sisse Manager and Adysrtisef
THE GREAT SENSATION WEEK
ORIGINAL GHOST,
" ORIGINAL GHOST
The specter that has caused such stir all over the
world. Pronounced to BE- the greatest Mechanical
arree cement ever kAown,-
LIKE VISIONS Oh THE DEAD.
The original Ghost will bs introduced in new
piece, only played at the Varieties, entitled the
MURDERER's DOOM.
Go see the Wonder Of the World At the Varieties.
faI.amed danseuscs, kllss LIMA WlNDELL and
bering In ali over FORTY PERs6ks.
wrpshsppSaY Ths ppSsExT AFTNkNSoSE sHS% N THE CITY,
SCI 1.. ORIGINAL GHOST.
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DOOM AND BOARD AGENCY
PROFESSIONAL.
CLANS AGAINST UNITED

CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED
" - STATES.
1INLEY BIGGER, (lats Rssister Of the United
s4ates TreAsuyy,) And ChAALEs y. SHERMAN,
Counseors at Law, will dsvots their entire atten.
lion TO- tha prosecution and settlsqent Of demands
Against the United states, growing out Of the pres
ent war, including tho Accounts and Claims Of
esatss, Contssssofs, and Disoufsins Ohiceni appi-
cation. for he restoration n properly iliesally
and fof damages for NE injury Of such property ID
lands; and Sos distribativs shAres CT moneys psyt
bic at the TSeasury and due 70 subcontractors and
! icy WIN s.se sivs legal advice to elsimsnt,
seateietors, and 70 unprofsssionai agents in lti.
gated essssi md prepare written arguments whep
witk nsa-rssideat Assss who nay send them
siains, an equitable divisloa Of sonni'sioas WIN
Undispu,ed Demands win bc collected and
promptly remitted Nor . eoudnission Of from hall
70 tive and . half Per ssat.,. depending on the
aaOunt; aad negotisttons with the Departments
ssnAaeted on moderate terms. III
ny prompt attention, moderate charges, long On.
perience, and q minute knowledge OF the ex.isws
regulations, rules, and precedents governing that
class Of businese At the Departments they hope "a
rssder their services ussf 70 claimants and pubis
sssAitors. n. r...I -rar.r 1I puI :
Ralsrence may be made to msnbers OF Congress
and ohioers OF the Government, and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHITTLEsEY First
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address Ass'r'. siGeEs = sl SHERMAN,
once, No. SO street, near Treasury and VII
iards Hotel. tt.,.t. .f nov SIM.
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DENsIONs, BOUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
... CLARK d GAYLORD,
Anev~ys 0sd Odsssssllrs a Las,
s0LlCITORa
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 9Th and , strssts, Room No. =
wAsHIHsToa, D. Q.

This Firm, having thorough knowledge Of the
Pension Dusiness, and beinS familiar with ths
Prastles in all the Dspsrtments Of Government,
seson souas @ snd other osssl Gsi..n ,:'asi foi .ss
prompt and successful aeoompliahmsnt Of business
toa. They dslArs 20 secure such IN amount OF thIs
SsI.s M = S enable thsR = 5sspts shs
tks basis Of THEIR PAY CONTiNGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms IN
sssA pro%insnt locality ,throushout the States
Il tSs Necessary blank Srms u appiiestio. alton ~ and
evidence, rsquist1s printed pamphlet instructions,
aad Circulars for In their vicinity with
Aaaoeiatss naAss inserted, and upon the due exc
70 then by thsf they Win prompt.
ly Perfo!n The business here. % -.
ofF1ECRs and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIvATEs,
sna M issn tsS 3: ssos @ On s%s:s 81 Claim: ar
TARY SGPPLIEs, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of Prize MONEY.
In Say kind Of servics, Miiisfy or Naval, whs are
sfons An soldiers who serve for two years, or
durln4 the war, should II soopsr close, viii be
Iy law Of he last ssaskon Of Congress, all Sol.
diefs discharged on account Of wounds received In
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive this eieo beuntyj and all revenue
stanps herstofore required aoldisrs' application
as Of are sa ~ snsS g r.n.ions Snd
ne eiOo Bounty. II thers bsino widow, then the
minor children, and II no minoF shiidren then the
iathsr mother sisters q brothsS. sre entitled 70
ant Mothers sisters \; P;s:iSs.d
willis {. 0AYLORD.
Washington, D. C., isss. ''t tl mar s-iv
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nFFI ICI L.
Wan DEPARTMENT

nFFI IAL.
Wan DrPARrmEHr,l
ApJurANr GENERAL's OrricE,
WAsniNoroN, d. C., September Z, 1855.
The following ofloers having been reported at
the hesdquarters Of the army TOT the ofsnses here
matter specified are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service Of the United states,
unless within fifteen ti5) days from this data
they appear before the Military Commission In
session In this city, Of which Brigadisr General
Ricketts,, United states volunteers, is President,
and make satisfactory defense 10 the charges
against them: .r-a. .a4 ..a
rAILIse TO REPoar AT ASsAroLn, Nd, As Or
First Lieutenant James A. Hal, First United
States cavalry. rf't ..I.E
Medical Cadet j. J. CoaneI, United statss Army
second Lieutenant Thos. Byrne, second United
States infantry. r.f- IL -
second Lieutenant o. II. Hssiy, Eleventh. Unissd
states infantry. = a. y G.
Captain :. NJ. stowe, Assistant Adiutaat General
Captain H. P. Gasss, AssissAas Adjutsss ososrsl
Captain c. N. ssnpsos. Assi,ssns auartsaasss,
Captain Charles II. Hovsy, Acting Assistsn,
Iaspsgtor Gsnsrsi, sssoad Division, First Asny
Cusps. tE7.L 'F' .4s,
Captain J. 8. bliss, AadeCamp.
Lieutenant Samuel Appleton, AiA-is Camp Y
General Abererombts. Z lla - rl.I.F|l I.
rAiLIHo TO REPORT AT COLUMBUS, OHIO, As ON
DERED.
Captain G. @. Hunt Fourth United states csv
| airy.
Captain W. Boecklin, Nineteenth United slater
infantry.
Lieutenant W. II. Bisbee, Eishtsenth United
States infantry.
ABSENCE WITHOUT PaoPER AUTHORITY.
second Massachusetts volunteers.
Eirst Lieutenant Louis Z. ChAncy, Eighth Mary
land volunteers. .
Capt. L. J. RiIer, Eighth MArylseA volunteers.
Captain D. 4. Livsrmors, ThiFd Ohio cavalry.
| Captain W. n. McAllister, Twelfth Pennsylva
MIA cavalry. o., r . . ID . . =
second Lieutenant A. Lsa Price, Fourth Dsla
ware volunteers. .," .u.3 t.N
| rAiLixa To axroRr AT HsADouAnTEns rnovos1
nARsHAl, uNDEn ARREsT, A. oapEaED.
Major W. J. Wilson, One Hundred and Seventy
sixth Pennsyivania volunteers. f.. r. g.
First Lieutenant r. j. Kimbls, First haryian'
| cavalry. .... .n....
pavHKENnEss, AND SALsELY REPaEsESrIno Hin
sELY TO BE DETECTIVE.
| second Lieutenant Edgar p. Asker Sau, sscoA'
New Jersey volunteers.
| First Ileutspant A. Hsidt, Ono Hundred an,
Seventy eighth New York volunteers.
=. D. TOWNsEND,
se1-it Assistant Adjutant Gessrsl.
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or ICl A L..
HEADQvARTEAs)
MILITARY DisrRicT or WAsHNoIoE,
General Orders No. -.
All commissioned oiiioeu In the city OF Washing
ton, D. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered TO wear the uniform Of the United states
service, according TO their grade.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. MARTISpALK.
JOHN p. sHERBORNE,
auaS--tf Assistant Adjutant Gensral.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

Forms without substaaoe, Fearful Shadows,
which walk. talk and ny Real to the sion, but
impslpsble to the touch Unparalleled Mystery
TERRIBLE ILLUSION,
Produced at this establishment In style Of Gran
deur and AWFUL MAGEIFICEECE unsquallsd
by any in this country, by means OF wonderful and
S.a fEPPns lie s.s S hs Ct
this marvellous secret. These frightiui, moving,
S, sppss es
IN thrilling two.set drama, written expressly fol
THE SHADES OF DEATH;
THE SPECTRAL vfsITANTs!
In addition TO the above great novelty, the Man
agement takes great pleasure In announcing the
this Week, Of the Beautiful and accomplished Dan.
seuse, from Hsymarket Theatre Loodon,
MISS MILLGE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
Whose return TO America 10 for the express pur-
ments beios made to again 81 sail for Europe At
its termination.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE NEW COMPANY.
MISS ERNEsrIrE DE rAIBER
The rare ~ n wnom' OF tns twin accom- &C. n
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
whose charming impersonations Of Roman and
Grecian statuary may be clsssed among the most
successful OF artistic efforts.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming songstress.
First time of Mons. Pouches splendid new ballet,
IL REToUR DU soLDAr,
THE HIsuM or BEAUTY,
Consisting Of the following beautiful and talented
ladies: -
Miss Lille Brandon, Miss Florence Rivers, Miss
Julia Richmond, Mile Geraldine, MiAs Kate HArri.
son, Miss Lucy Clifton, who, for beauty and talent
are unsurpassed In the profession.
MR. GEORGE X. EDEsON,
The popular comedian, comic vocalist.
e. MONS GUI.LAUmE FOUCHE,
The great Matter de Ballet.
Dick Parker, Wiiiis !. Armstrong, r. II. Collins,
the greatest and most talented company ever
brought together in any establishment.
% cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons. e5
Doors open at ~ o'clock; Performance at 9.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR sERIEsu
on SATURDAY AFTEBAOeN.
Our next London importation, MISS CLARA
FOWLER, the celebrated Songstress and DAnseuse,
will make her First Appearance 10 America on
Monday next. sci
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ADJufART 0EfEnAI,s 0vSscs,
WABMiHefoN, Beptsmoef =, f0oe.
The following named onssss, sAarg01 with Of
lenses sad hsrstofors pubiished, srs exempt frou
being dismiassA We service Of he Unitsa Seatss
the military Conmissioa Instituted ~ Special
orders No. 81, current series, fron the War De
partment, having reported that satiafaotory dc.
Tense has been made In thsir respective cases, viz
Captain Charles H. brightly, Fourth unitsd
States infantry. rI1.T ....Hr. 10 B.Hrra...r .4.
Captain Deios Gary, Doe Hundred and Forty
seventh New York volunteer.
Major John Mcconnell, Third Illinois cavalry.
Major Charles Mexican Knox, Ninth New York
cavalry. . .H- r.'..H .a .....r. .rr
Lisu,snsnt Colonel ?. T. Hsniey, Ninth Mssss-
chusetts volunteers. .....
Captain WIN, s. Small, Twenty-sixtA Psonsyiva.
mia voiunteers. o. -... ...r
Lieutenant John Y. Raistrick, Sixth vermoai
yeluateers.
First Lieutenant ". A. Park, sixth New York
cavalry.
As.i.tsn. su,seon Z Cause, Mount Pleassa,
Hospital. g ..,... @. l., ... ..n
Ch.pIain n. o. welsh, vttA Con.ss,ious velua'
teers. igE
Second Lisu,ensnt George Morris, Sixth New
York artillery. ..,,
Yirst Lieutenant wllliam vanness, second Nss'
Jersey voiunteers. .....H
~ ...-. =. D. TOWNSEND,
se1-W Assistant Adjutant General.
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10 Q 4 Z
HEADauARTEns Pa0vosT MAMMAL
District OF Columbia, August l1th, l0ea.
The Board OF Enrollment for the Distrist Of Co
iumbia will meet at the CITY Hail. every day, from
. g. m. to sp. m until further notice, 70 examine
cases Of drafted men, either for exemption or &C.
esptanee. .a .,. .-. .. ... ." .r
.. HEnnY A. ScHEsTz,
au,e-tf Captain and Provost Marshal.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OfF1C C1AL. .gi%r .'iS'
Exrcvriyn nAnsscH,

ENfCUf1vD uAne1oN,(
WAsHiHofoN, September 4 i6ee.
Ordered, nat the Executive Order dsted No
vsmber 81, 1882, prohibiting ~ JBpsrtation from
the Unitsd States Of arms, snnnAliAea OF muni.
tions Of war, under wiieh Ne eonslaadants Of
Departments we're, BY osdss sf ~ eeczstart Of
War, dated Nay u, ~. dirsstsa - pfehibit the
purchsss and sale for szportattoA ffoa he United
States Of all horses aaa aulss within their respec.
tive commands, and 10 take 80 appropriate to
The Use Of the uaitsd ststss asy horses, mules,
and live stock desisns1 1ss s1postation, b. far
modified that any srns, ,hsrsss6oss Imported iato
the tinted States nsy b fs-sxportsd 70 the paass
raised In any stats OF Tsssieory b0undsd b the
Pacific Ocean may b sHper>sa iroa any part Of
such state or TerritsfJ. 80.
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NREEAL RSTAI,E.
EAL EsTATH AGENCY.

II - A - ~ - - - ~ "
k,sps Ns,sIs iS0S ~ Tors to SELL .,
HOUSES 20 h1NT, w - veil BY calling on the
subseribsfs. Aldo tsSels deelrous Of Purchasing
Pfs%ps st.s"siSs @ - "a q w Est.,. bes,.
ncss.
Apply "a VIM. N, BynpON, with
CLAIM d GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Rsai E.tate nsokslss sAA Aactioneeis,
Refers to-Hon. 8. c, Pomsroy, Y. 8. s.; Hon. l.
n. Morrell, .: s; S. Hon. Ne rsnton. NJ: e,
Hon. Chaplin Hall, N. CT Hon. g. ". scoifeld, NJ.
C. Non =. W. Efehch, q AuAieor, and Others.
aur-it
doom AND BOARD AGENCY.
IN The subscriber has lopaasd, IN connection
With his Real Estate business, a Room and Board
Agency. Having had Macy applications for rooms
and board desires TO state that his advertising bull.
lstin y now ready. Persons keeping boarders, or
. very cheap and successful means of securing
boarders and occupants lot thsasr rooms. Adver.
ualnG cards, six BY three Inches, inserted In the
psi month. Me- Members u Congress are already a.. r.
psyiag fot rooms during ths eomiSe ss..ion.
make .slection from AZ parts q the city.
-. WIN. W. BURDON, neal EStnte agent,
husi-dt6 Room ., cor. seventh and p sts.
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PRINTING.

NT,aILL q WITHERoW,
AsTEAM PRESS PRINT TERS,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
, ,rkEEr BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND rwELtThsTs''
On< Square North Of Pennsrvanta avsvtss
may -smu WashlnSton, DC,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

A Word OF ApyICH.--Those who have besn
factoring for weeks and menths without obtaining
teliei, should consult Dr.. Fishblatt who's oMee 70
saisaliy cured. 1wnaty,dys ysars sxberienee has
,stablished DR.. ftahblatti rsputaton p cphysi.
asn. Recent Gases sufed N lew aaXs: Cnargss
nSa.rsts DR.. FisHBLAfT,
No. al 4 street, corner Of Eighth
Opposite the Geasral Post Odss,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

RY J. q. MCGUIRE & CO., AUG.
LARGE LOT or 6Ep 6EiGshhss; eaRss;rs, r-.xrru,,
IRON, &C, ,ATAUCTION.-Oa MONDAY ATTN,
NOON, September 7th, at O'Clock, at the east
'front.' Of the Capitol shall sell lasRe let oe ID
esrpets, Furniture, Iron, hc, Ac.
, Letms cash. JAS c. MC0U1aE Q CO,
~Ps-d Auctionoers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, isto ssinsh, =. l-4-ELl F9rT
0resn, Brown, Blue and other oolorsd Canvas,
TUT buttons, all oolors,
TSfting TwiaA, lee 4aBli n I- 0H "
Upl,plsteesrs' Hsnnsrs, rob OBJ. .' .I r-I
Taok Hammers, i"a
Mess, Curled Hair,
UphoistssGs' Tspks, light Tssks, ~ a rat"
Einishins 1ssAs, iril 'rziof .... 'r-'- f'.'a.ri
hsss and Iron Sorrows, =
mind and window Fsstsnings and Trimmings,
csssors-Bsd, CAair, Tabls, and soskst-Brsssasd
Iron, .i-rI .fr .H.. - .Ha'N '
Back Saws, Esoutoheons, '.Fi
Screw Rings, 10. ....,..-,... ...,,..,
brewer, Capboasd, 1til, Casst, Dox and TruAk
Locks In great variety. H''' 7 10 '' p
ke., &C., 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

CONES, RowN CO.,
/, SOLICITORS OF - ( 4FhA T.. #lt. B.
H a. CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND AT1ORtsEYsAT.LAW,
{ W Seventh ssrsst, Washington, D. C.,
a ,.S, aPark Plsss. New York oty.
LuCIAN BROWN. ID. ., -.
..,.Etg LYSANDER HILL
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 OMISSION TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
onu School District Third and Fourth wards), will
meet daily At the Treasurers otiice City Hail. be-
ssoa, hs aeSrs 2. sIS c
trtct must be made.
u. u. MILLER,
Z. II. UTERMEHLE,
W. J. RHEES
au3i-i0t sub-Board, Second District
.TIRC Gle NSTITU TIE,
" SELECT SCHOOL FOR GlRLS,)
No. 81 X street, near the Circle, one square south
In session IRON the 7th Of September to the ist Of
July. The usual English branches, Ancient and
Modern lansuages, taught a. the institute; Also
MRS A ZAPPONE, Principal,
Tuition for quarter, Of ten weeks, payable IN
vsnced, %. Extra charge tnoderate) ior Music,
French and other studies. au2i-tf
RSON INSTITU TIE.
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
FOR BOYS,
Fourteenth street, between I and X.
This school, formerly located in II street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, will be re-
opened on the hrst Monday In september, in the
new school House recently erected on Fourteenth
Terms per quarter, sIb: For Information address
the Principal or call at his residence 3ts New York
Avenue, UttWetn NintH 8uu Aouu buecVs
CHAs. y. YOUNG, 4. NJ,
AusI.tf Principal.
he N LIE % L L 4 q Il
l. BoRDENTOWN, N. j.,
One of the most hourishing Institutions In the
country. Special attention paid to the common
and higher branches of English, and superior ad.
vantages furnished In Vocal and Instrumental Mu-
sic. French taught by . native and spoken In the
family.
For catalogues, address
Rev. JOHN H. BRAkELEY, A. NJ,
Au2l-ews President.
TINHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
Il corner OF Fourteenth street and New York
avenue. The FOuRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
commences September 7, 1883.
Circulars at the bookstores. Aui7-tf
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WANTS. ava
+ AND WARRANTS, WANTED.

w Putnam's Patent Eyslet Hooks. From Aio
% ~ a day can Be- made ~ eaersssic p.fsons.
Appy q sSs Ss. .,, corner Of
Nh ANTED "A BOY TO LEARN
w the Saddle and Harness Business. Apply
q ~ rmnsyfvsAis' Avsaue, tttWssa Twelfth ind
Thirteenth strsses. 2TNtDL AZ ~ auTst
WANTED! ga WELL FUHNI8HED
w HOUSE y Washinyt6u, 9eosrstowH of
S.Iy. e, e; w e 2. q
sirsh. Address u ~ sls ISirsssssh Sssssi wssS.
insson. 10 ID ir-LL-l a,dL ssps-s' 3
w A MI I, D...s K II ARNEs 9 g
w n:hsr: - o: 0e:ssss! cs $780, s.w.
dc. Cali Immediately. auas-St
UT mt ED TO PURCHASE..-A
wv DwELLlN0 HOUSE And LOT, Ssswssa
Seventh aad nftssnth streets. saa sesth q he
Avenue TO L street. Must BE- good hsuss, and
2.is itos e. Il s' a''A A''': =; =
WTANTED.--A GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asnall family desires % reak HOUSE With
hve or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
eity; Please ,ddrsss Dex y, Rspsh'iesn. oasA
..se.ns 'e-ms, .oe.aon, a. q. ~ Wlo-u
FOR SALE OR RENT.
DOR sALE.-THE LEASE OF A,
~
In the city fo' business Apply y 70 s,,.,,, - 4
Reel Estass Assaey, No6Gs,
au11-0 rr. rHF eorAse seventh aAd sts.
OFFICE ROOM TO RENT-.IN ONE
on second floor, suitable for iawysr's - pkysi-'
oian': once. Possession given st onss. hquire
ct this once, Boy H. sn1lty, na a. sss-st
DLEABANTg FURNISHED ROOMS,
x witA bcsrd. nay - hsd u ~ west stres
0e0tSssown heiehp. 9ElL LluDds inL nve-N 7
TO l. EFT. .-.FIRR.PROOF BRICK
1 Warehouse ''Gs sssDisie Z "a etggs!s sss5ssrs. e
iys-dtf p. avenue, one door isoa ilsh It,
HARDWARE.
John R. EIvANs. 80. ~. .. -
a'" JOHN R. ELvANs,
JOHN R. ELvANS
20 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 81
10 Pennsylvania AVENUE, -
r,' 30 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES STREET NORTH, AND 8,
LOUISIANA AVENUE. ''
METAL WORKERS. STOCK.
Consisting 10 part ~ bslow- .g....
Lead, In pigs, bars, sheets. and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
Zinc, In pigs and sheets, Sd. v-.z .a.. 2
Copper, In ninsots, bars, and sheets, ,.... 100
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
Steal Cast, (squsrs, round, asd ostegoa,, MsehAss
y,tround1 Tire, Spring, Blister. - ;, -.
6alvanilsd iron,
SnsslA shsss tart W GIHE1IE8|. t7s"-'
'sn''.a '"sp '.on's q 80 tHf ia 'aE- l5
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

Hubs, spokes, Feilses, Ciroles-oak, aah, hiskosy
elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, sinslstrsss-osh sAd hickory,
Axlss, common and patent, hask and Bright Eiip
I tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nus, Washsrssl lFsrruiea Maiisabas Castinss, Fsi
loe Plates, ,....r.r
Philsielphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire Bolts
ltfActory prioes,)
stump Joints, Axle CLIPS, TOP Psops. Knobs and
buttonss Ist .r.s sau. 'Hn.. rI. ..nG,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rasps, suiths' Files, Ham
mers, Shosing Knives,
Bar.Iron and esel, In evsry srsds and size, i s "a
Enaneled Duck, Drill and Auslin, (at manufAe
turers' rates,)
he, 10, F'4 :. he. .'r' F'gEN
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS,
Planss-Beneh, sash, Flow, Bead, Rabbet, 10.
Chisels aad 0uases-Firnsr, socket and rurnsrs'.
Braces and Dltts, 20. .IfH' ~
Braces without Mtts, extra Bstts,, ,,n ..-....g
Hammer, Aatchsts, t
Hand, PAnnel and nip saws, .'.
GImlstpointsd sorsws-iron and brass,
Looks aad Lstchss, ..r D.
KNOBS, Essutsheons, k&, - .. rE ..
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bevsls, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, ! and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-s, and 10 inch.
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Dsli Pulls, no.,
Nails and spikss, out sad wrought, ID .-,s.'
Ao., -, h. m ~. '. e. 3"
AGENT In the District Of ColunbLa fos-- . e
"Putnam hammered Horss Mails,
aplamond stats Horss Noes
&C and p" Horss and Mule saoss.
AulI-1m --... .E.- ... .t.l. .. . EE.la....
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

The only place where you can purchase bsdis
9,bber goods Of all Kinds o. ManV Vsi@Us prioos -
Eenn.ylvania sYsnus, bstwssn Ninth and Tsnth
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

WHO WILL N OuRlDs 1--WE desire 70 call
pecial attention TO the advertisement OF the colo
,rsted DR.. ysllny whichappeArs In another column
The Doctor AA safe and sehAbls toner, whose
XIII and experience Euarantss that the unfor.
Name ntruss his cass IN his hands. Let young
en- he warned in time, and sssk the best means ol
.elisE.