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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
u, 900 Stands of Arms Cap.
tured.
Fifty thousand Eaileld Rides Taken
IN he original Package.
Two Hundred and Thirty Pieces
of Artillery Captured.
tThirty-three Oopperheads Ex-
PEELED from the Cincin-
natl Board Of Trade.

CNcNNAII, July 2l.--The 0ssssts's yicks-
burg correspondent says during the campaign
Of sixty-four days ending with the capture Of
Vicksburg, the rebels lost In killed, wounded,
and prisoners, forty-three thousand aud seven
hundred men.
About seventy-one thousand stand of arms
were taken, including nearly ffty thousand
Enfield rifles in their original packages. which
were intended for the rebel army across the
Mississippi, and two hundred and thirty pieces
Of artillery.
At the meeting of the Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce, last night, thirty-three members
were expelled for refusing to take the oath Of
allegiance.
Morgan's artillery, and about 2, 500 prisoners,
including Basil Duke, are expected TO arrive
here to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
NEWS FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.
DEATH OF GEN. OSTERHAUSE.
He was Killed by a Cannon ball
An Entire Block, In Jackson, De-
strOyed by Federal Shells.
Union Loss Four to Five Hun
dred.
He was Killed by a Cannon ball

New YORK, July 2i.-The Herald has des'
patches from Richmond papers to the 18th inst.
A dispatch, dated on the 10th, from Jackson,
stated that "Pemberton had arrived, and re-
ported that he had met General Osterhsuse's
body going to Vicksburg. He had been killed
by cannon ball on the l2th inst.
An entire block In Jackson had been destroy
ed by the enemy's shells.
Federal officers acknowledge loss of foul
to fychundrcd.
Tie Lkrdld also pIlllshcs Charleston newstt
the 18th.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
uoaHlr Auouun.

Some ofYicers arrived in townlast night from
the army, having come by way Of Loesburg and
Drainssville. They intended TO stay at Leesbutl
last night, having riddsa twenty miles 70 read
that point. Thg spsftalned, Aswevsr, thel
hossby's saval0 wsrsin tSstown, md tAougn !
II prudent q lSse = so& - pSsibls. a
DrainsvilIs toss they found Mossby's scouting
parties, and evsded them by strategy. On their
arrival here they were inclined to felicitste
thsassaSss upoa ths,r escape, . only one Of the
party was armed, although they were enabled
10 make ! show Of force by gathering into their
cavalcsds lot of newspaper carriers, etc. ss,s.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
ODD FELLOWS HALL
MONDAY EVENING, JULY q, 1863,
"...f EOR ONE WEEK.
FOR ONE W EEK

First appearance In Washington since his return
from Europe, Of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
tson OF the Wizard OF the North) In his eRtir ,ly
new Entertainment OF Prestidi igitation, entitled
'DfTHE W o oRLD OF NJ A GICi-Es
AS lately performed by him In England, Ireland,
and Theatres, before Thousands OF spectators, who
have clssssd him as t.....F
THE GREATEsT MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT on MODERN TIMEsi
During the past six years, Professor Ands rson
has travelled through Australia, Sandwich and So.
cisty Islands, California, England, Ireland and
scotland, In which time he has added ali the Noyel
ties he has learned to his 2 fI.n' y
CYCLoGEQTIC AND HYPEBMETRICAL PRO
GRAMME.
The principal feature Of the Entertslnmsnt y
THE ENTIRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS
All Effects being produced under
III EXTRAORDINARY MANUAL sklLL'i
A Grand Day Entertainmsnt every Wednt sda,
aud satui day FOR the accommodation Of Ladiei
and Children, at sp. IN. p ....r
| Admission, % cents. Reserved Seats, 90 cents
DoorY open st7t S'slocki commence ~ o'clock
u |'-T-tiyL
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
The Feeling In the Union Army.

A letter received from an orderly sergeant of
the New York flying artillery, now in pursuit
of Lee, writes to his brother that the news of
the riot in New York has created the most in
tense excitement in the Army Of the Potomac.
The soldiers, to a man, declare that If Presi.
dent Lincoln does not enforce the draft he will
commit an injustice which can never be for
given. The soldiers now fighting for their
country will be half disposed to mutiny or de,
sert, If, while they are fighting, those who stay
at home are permitted to avoid the necessity oi
bearing their part in the war.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
An Enro,ilng oRcs.inT Trouble,

Information yesterday afternoon reached
Capt. johnson that an enrolling officer In the
First ward had been levying black mail upon the
citizens Of that ward. He sent ont a squad OF
soldiers and arrested him. From the facts, as
we learn them, il appears that this enrolling
officer passed under the name Of John Free.
There are several charges against him; and
among them, that he went Into u tailor shop
and offered, If the tailor wonld make him a
suit of clothes, not to enroll him, which was
promptly denied. Another, that he went Into
a lewelry establishment and made the same
propagation, to be taken out in slesvs-baitonsi
and so on, ad i'ylnitln. o..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
Anlllse nlents,

WAsHIE6ToS Troupe 81. DcniS.-
Another audience, magnificent In numbers and ap-
pearauce, assembled at the fashionable resort Of
our citizens last evening The appearance OF Mile
Louise Donetti WAS hailed with much applause,
and she executed her performance upon the flying
wire with much credit to herself la Belle Ro.
sta" won the majority of hands, and ascended the
rope from the auditorium amidst the plAudits Of a
thousand enthusiastic admirers. Mons Montsvari
WAS, as usual, loudly encored in his bufio rehear-
sal scene. Prof. Muller's violin solo was per-
formed with unusual skill. Both pantomimes,
the " simpleten" and "Tsrsntula," were unusu-
ally comical. On Saturday afternoon there will be
a day performance at . O'Clock. The beautiful
child, Angelo, is announced to appear In a lew
days
CANTERBURY HALL.-The excellent quality
and almost endless variety OF entertainment night
ly presented at this tUou temple of amusement,
are drawing that large share Of public patronage
which they eminsntly deserve. The company IL
the largest and most versatile which has ever Ap-
pesred In this city. The great Rsvel pantonims
Of Robert and Jaques," which was 50 well re-
ceived last evening" will be repeated tonight with
George II. Edeson and Louis szollosy In The prin
cipal characters, with other attractions.
yARmTIHs.-" The Belle of Washington u
last night, al this great summer resort, drew one
Of the biggest houses oil the season. "The Delle
of Washington; or, From the Altar to the Desect
ing Table," made II big hit, and when We take into
consideration that a double music hall perform
ance OF sin giDg and dancing is given In addition O
It, we may candidly say that II is one Of the mos,
varied and hest entertainments In the city. Re
member the Vsrieties-the cool resort.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
ArrssssA fer Opening Tslssrsphic Die
.a. patches. re-

ArrssssA fer Opening Telegraphic Dis
s. patches. r .r.-
John Lancaster, . youth about fifteen years
Of age, was yesterday arrested by Captain
johnson, upon the charge Of opening and de-
stroying important Government telegraphic
dispatches. It appears that this boy was for
some time employed - messenger in the Amer.
lean Telegraph Office, but Of late be has been
employed in carrying dispatches from and to
the War Department. Some complaint wss
made to the Department about dispatches not
reaching their proper destination. Captain
Johnson was Immediately notified Of the fact,
and 70 ferret out the cause.
He kept strict vigilance over the boy, and hs
discovered that he used to open the dispatches
and read them, and If there was any informa.
tion in them that would likely be valuable to
the rebels he would, through other sources,
transmit 1t South, and destroy the dispatches
When arrested, ether evidence was obtained
which clearly proved the sbove statement. He
has brother attached to Gen. Lees stat, while
his father holds an important position under
JET Davia. He acknowledged that he used to
send information South through the medium oi
his brother, who used 70 run backwards and
forwards. He vas sent 70 the .0id Capitol:
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
s.r...de to the wife Of General Grant.

SsTGhhue 80 s"e " ueneHAh "ueuss
The wife of General Grant was serenaded at
St. Louis, on Tuesday night last, by the loyal
citizens. General Strong, in acknowledging
the compliment, said:
"Mrs. Grant docs not desire, in the testi.
mony you have offered, that you should forget
the brave and gallant officers and soldiers who
have so largely assisted In bringing about the
glorious result which has recently caused the
big heart Of our nation to leap with JOY. Shs
asks you also to stop and drop pensive teal
over the graves Of the noble dead who have
fallen In the struggle that you and / and all OF
us might enjoy the fruits Of their patriotic de-
votion to country second to none on earth.
"Mrs. Grant 10 now on the way to join her
husband, who since the commencement Of the
war has not asked for one days absence. He
has not found time TO be sick. With these re.
marks she bids you good Eight, and begs that
you accept her thousand thanks"
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
nnvv pUDllcAFnus.

Catalogue Of Postage stamps, Ansrisaa aAd yor.
sAgn, and U. s. aanps. Sever D Sraseis, Pub
hshsrs, Canbridss. -Itr H.-riIrT n Z
This couvenisnns little volume contains elab-
orsts descriptions ofthe Postage stsmps, Of all
grades, Of over one hundred foreign, nations,
municipalities and powes,, besids our own
Postage and Revenue stamps. II Is q very
useful handbook for business men dealing with
correspondents, abroad and ct home. Trunk
Taylor has Il for sale. q. ri .a. a.7l.'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21

PREDICTION yERIFIED.-A private letter was
received in Boston, short time ago, from a
gentleman In San Francisco, dated March II,
which contained these sentences: "We shall
whip; but we shall be obliged to fight the South
that is in the North. look for civil
war in New York city, and a few gunboats
loaded with Uncle Sans compliments lying of
the Battery before six months"
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
ElL. RUN.

To-day 10 the second anniversary Of the bat
tie Of Bull Bun, the unfavorabls result Of which
cunvulsed the country. Uur losses, according
to General McDousaPs report, we're ofacers
killed, 10; men killed, %ea, total killed, 4si.
ofacsrs wounded, o.; men wounded, 9A7; total
wosn1sA 1yolf. oAces missing, NJ; men
missing, l,17e; total missing, 1919. Total
losa, 2,70e.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
uODLE WORDS .

"WM4vn UI {" nmnAl nAW -
"fowla, fnsY DIIvD IlsueN1nn nIo fHIn
"RANKs TIE SoUTMnM HDoH11, AND THDY
"~oCtD ALSO DRIv1 %. THusf rnIn NOT.
"WmH1Hn A1zA, Sn1Y woULD INVADE AND
"p1sr1oI % W1Dou4 nnD6Y. ADooLuyHH
"AssUHDn or TH1oD TIIes, j Al A1AgnD THAT
mn on couLD rnnSK On sPlAcl on AuT
"n m osnY 10 % A nAvY m VINO uffms
"Is AZ xH1e Trlm, nonD0vn, u a fnAIfon 10
"nfs ooUR3nY, wn0 DDgRvns fn1 DCoKN AID
OuuInGp9 - AL noNonA1lB MM."-HoA-
evsss, b ~ 0s~~s' Assns'v 1 0Ato, Nevs~v,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
Fra0 Lees Arnsy.

frrom the RvesrsNasx Daily Express, Of July is /
RICHMOND, July 17I-The return Of Lees
army to this tide Of the Potomac was accom-
plshed without serious molestation. Tho ar
tllery, camp equipage, &C., wore brousht over
safely. The rear guard was ATTACKED by the
enemy's cavalry, and, during the melee, Gen.
Pettigrew was badly wounded. ""
At Winchester yesterday IL was reported that
the Yankees had crossed the Potomac at Shep-
perdstown, but whether in large or small mum
bers, was not known. II was supposed that
their object was to watch the movements OF
our army. Cannonading was heard at Win
chester, In that direction yesterday. ...
The Examiner Of this morning says that the
sbandonment of the invasion gives sensible
relief to the majority of our people, as the Po-
tomac is no longer between tho army and base
of supplies. .. ag.Fls'lfA ~.
The Dispafch makes similar remarks. "a I
The Se,lfinsl considers the movement as q
matter Of general Eratihc.tion. in yiew q Che
swollen condition Of the river aud thA constant
rains, which suspend all military opsfntions. .
The Wig says that, politically tho move Ia
good one, ns II takes from Lincoln su excuse
for the conscription. In a military point oi
view II Is no less 40, since Gen. Lee made It. 4
The Erpress, In an elaborate editorial about
the reverses at vicksburg and Port Hudson
rivers 70 the enemy, and operate upon interior
and narrower lines. In speaking Of our navy
II holds the following language: ~, ,
ellis ships, In fact, have alone, In repeatet
instances, saved his army from anniklfation
Our policy and purpose should bc TO draw III,
enemy's army as far an possible from thu
rivers-get him swsys Into the interior, wher,
his supplies would lhnvs ~ be wasoued 30 d
100 miles, and he liable every hour tobe Stit Of
by our guerrillss or detachmeuts Of esvalfy ant
where, II defeated In pitched battles, hslcoul,
not step into his gunboats, aud thus save hin
self from demolition, as he has often done. w,
cannot dispute hisssp~snss1 sPon the.wetet
as long as we have no navy. But on land VI
are more than his match. Divorce his army
| from his gunboats-put even fifty miles be
tween them-and then 1t will be with him - l
was with Samson when he was shorn of hi
locks for their gunboats are 10 the Yankees Il
this war what his long hair was to Samson.
[From the Richmond sentinel, July isl f. 4
The Central cars, in yesterday, brought dow
Gen. Graham, of New York, one Of TIE prison
ers taken at Gettysburg. Also, msjory . cap
tain, a lieutenant, and three female, ,elror
Winchester. We learn that one hundpeA IN
eighty-nine officers, Of all grades, are espsetal
at Stanton to-day. "r4
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
Edition
FIFTH
= R.~rHub-&..o,ru>AsA
gFVLfor.

LnUNs
II ought TO be remembered that the guns cap
tured by Gen. Gilmore on Morris Island nm
the pieces with which the southen trsitoTs
cpsusd me warof she rebellion, llf The prs'
could be the LIST ID this case Il wodld Be- I
hAppy aay for IL cssassy. .sasIss.''..'''''
A reminlscenceof these sams baAtssies eccun
to us at this time, When Ne soscA O6fuaina
Commission was -hers dsmssdlpg itAss- 81
Government should trausfsr Major AndsTsonsp
force from Fort Sumter to Fort Noultfie, te,s.
grams In cipher passed between them aaa ~
Governor Of South Carolina. These teassssaa
were interpreted by one Of our shrewdess ~
graph managers In the American ONCE hese
and this is the purport of two Of them, . lof7
... HnoM cuARLksToN. E.rslihtf
"The work upon the batteries goss gioviousl
ly on" ...... 10. -,.a.-a11fiIi Il
From wAsHIN0fON. HFd iul
I'VE have no confidence that the PrvstAsul
will order Anderson to Fort Moultrie, but w
stay here IN order to give you time to cree.
your batteries" 4 81. .a.. 8.f- lan.TlI n'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE RIor.-Denns IIo-
gan, 90 years old, living at No. 10 Cross street,
who was shot in the lungs, died at the hospital
yesterday. This makes the sixth, so far as Is
known, though 1t is possible there were several
more.-Boston Transcript.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
1 SCISSORS, OFFICE,

IN WAsHISoTOE, July, 10, 1858.
Ihis Once having been informed that persons
having no income sbove six hundred dollars sub
ject to tax are not required to make any return,
This IL TO notify all such, and all interested that
Income for the year 1897, no matter what amount
that Income may be. Said return to be made to
the Assistant Assessor OF the Division In " hitch
they reside or to this office, No. 4A Eighth street
west near Pennsylvania avenue, without delay
during the present month,
- =. p, NJ. PEARSON,
iy9O-dAugl Assessor for d. G.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
e35I T--L ,JL
Morgan's Raid Ended.
--FcquT---3 3HTfI
HIS WHOLE FORCE CAPTURED
Three Thousand Horses Taken
LARGE NUMBER OF ARMS CAP
~ ~ O.. ,TURE0.
MORGAN INulbIb IN TIKI SURRENDER.
s.4is rr.'1 IN ..----. 10
THE REsEL Lass IN KILLED w.
TAE REDEL Lass IN KILLED w

his thoushs thss nos ovsr 500 or 1000 Of
Morgsu's force sre ieh and thss win probably
be captured to-day. Essiaa,ed thsG We have
tsksn 5000 horses, . large number Of pistols,
rsvolvcrs, &c. Rebel loss In killed 800.
The remainder Of MorHan's command sur
rendered to Gen. shscklsford yesterday, mum
boring about 1,5O0. "
Morgan was included In the surrender, but
deserted his command. Expect he will be cap.
tured to-day. % ZIG
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
cSs.GLsjgA gAaak.N.,.s., s.,.

L Cnsik}Asf, NJ AQAs6l& Csvw's
,Qesh- Jr's ao.-ws c>eepA71annnnuu
command over nfty mile, ,todey.> Afy hssvy
skirniAisg. ~ iSe sesm MD kAksa shs
Twsssy-Anh Ohio, VI Col. wiiforda prtRy4p.
In advance, we succeeded IN brinyiag 'shs' J.
say " stAnd this afternoon, when nght a.
Sued which lasted IN hour. The rebels ned,
taking refuge upon very high bluhr.
sssssA Aag Of truce demanding an imme.
date ~ naeonditionsl surrsnderi Of Morgan
and 81 ssnnaAd, The Sag wee received by
Coleman snd osher oGRosrs, who came down
and asked = hour for COM ultstlon. i granted
I'm fosty minutes, In which time suiths coa-
nssl, sxesptlng Morgan, who desertsd, taking
vi4h Nm . very small squad, sarssaaersd. ,a-1
IN ~ my understanding thst hoagAa ma.
sslk ksd sarrsndessd, snA learned thasit va
tlstyndS sstspdiago Of Morgan's oahcssa and men.
.Tts Duassr Killed b ihcchsiderable. The
nrmber Of psisonsrs il between 1 900 and 4 500,
isciuling lsrss number Of coionsls, majors
and limo oflcers. aaa.. ,.s... q. "a
I capsure6 between six and ssven hundred
prisoasrss yesterday. L think I viii capture
Morgsn hinseif, tomorrow. ,r"l,.. Z. sci u
sSSsU1' Ind AYit ~ D.,..s,a- n.
FlT.,I.iI.Og N t4IJ brigsdier 0cnoai. q
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U. 8. AssEssoR's OFFICE,

..... u. 9. AssEssoR's OFFIcE,l
Collection District for Dist. OF Columbia.
/ All persons concerned In the United States as
sessmsnt, on Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or
Occupations, Merchandise, &o., kc,, as per act OF
Congress approved July I, 1884, who reside In the
District Of Columbia, are hereby notified that the
Eighth street west, near nsylvsnia avenue, for
their examination and inspection, and will remain
open ior such inspection Tor the space OF fifteen
6 days from this date 18th day OF July 1853; also
that the undersigned will, for the space OF fifteen
days after the expiration OF the time thus allowed
for inspection OF said list, remain In his once at
O'Clock q. IN. and O'Clock p. m, to hear and de.
termine on all appeals which may be exhibited
All appeals must be made In writing specifying
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which decisiOn 10 requested, and shall state the
ground or principle 6f inequality or error COM
planned Of. ..f: p. NJ PEARSON,
U. s. Assessor for Collection District,
jy20-diw District Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
Naval Orders ro.Day.

Commander Thomas q. Corbin, ordered to
the Naval Academy % commandsnt Of mid
shipmen. 'r."t., o..
Captain Melsncton smith, ordered to com.
mand the iron-clad steamer Onondsga.
Lieutenant Commander Henry A. Adams,
Jr., detached from the yincennes, and ordered
to return North.
Lieutenant Commander C. II. Greene, de-
tsched from the sangamon and ordered to com.
mand the Vincenncs.
Ensign Jogeph B. Coghlan, ordered to tn,
Sact amento.
Ensign W. Abbot, ordered to the Naval Acad
emy.
Third Assistant Engineer John W. Huxley
detached from the Patapsco and waiting orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
Fire at the Osl Regions.

on CITY, PENN, July ls.-A large fire Is
raging up the the creek to-day. The Van Slyck
we'll and about five or six others, with about
5000 barrels of oil, have been destroyed. Groin
wells rsanery, ct Hasson's Flats, about ten
miles from town, ives also dsetoyed TO- day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
jy20-dAugl
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

"a d. RUGGLEs, NJ. d, late Of New York, 10
now permanently located at No; tts TWELFTH
thing relating to Medicine and Surgery. From his
extensive experience In the New York Hospitals
and 10 the army, he feels warranted In pledgng the
most judicious treatment to all who may require
his services.
odice hours before 10 q. IN and. from to D. NJ.
...r A. D. RUGGLES, M, D.,
jyis-lms No, t+B Twelfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21

DEsERTERs BRoUGHr E.--We noticed this
morning seven men, chained together and under
ch ,rge OF ~ guard, proceeding up the Avenue.
Upon inquiry we found that they were deserters
who had just been brought in from New York and
Philadelphia. They were taken TO the Provost
Marshai's Office. They will probably be shot, as
they deseE~ed while their regiments were in action
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
PRINTING.

M'GILL 4 WITHEROw,
STEAM PRESS PRINTkRs,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
SfnEEf, BETwEEN ELEvGNTN AND rwELTrn srs.,
ONE Square kestA gf PeDssysSsNSs sveauss
nay -ann WAsklngton. d. @.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21

.ERAisoADs.-Aa,rvAL ARD DnA.ru.s OF
TnAms-Ihs advsstiss0sa0 - our hrst pags
srs Inserted By sutAssity oftAs silrosd companies
ssvseaalv sansd, - o0saally soFrssssd WHEN
sh1e0ns 49, tsass - - lsaisd uvon y cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21

TH1 0RnAf,nRnNsHLvAnIA RoUf..-Thf
quickest and saSsst route to the Northwest On
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
Sunday. soldiers tiekets at 0ovssament rates u
al ths prtnsipal points In the North and West
For isats and further Information apply at the 81
dee Of tie "Great Psnnsyivania noute," northeast
corner nsnneylv.aiA evenus ~ elxth street., N.
der National Hotel once opea hoa Q. n. %
p. n.;on sundays to Z p. n.
aua 0 .,I.E. d.. A9ast.
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s.sssss.., vsssss s..- osc.p. Cos.

sas1scssss Vsssss Seen OACaPs CeA. /
PoRTLAHp, Ml, Juiy 1S.--Msyor AcLellan
recsivsd this evening the following oommuica-
tioa from No. HoSses II. Day, Of New York,
stopping st the Ocean House, Cape Elisabeth :
Inc Unitsd Htates steamer Cambridge, Cspt.
spicer, has Just arrived OF this point from .
cruise od Ne New Jersey coast. He reports
Tat heavy fon have ecnsineed for eight days:
dispatches 70 Warrington. Thsy report hav.
Ing ALLEN In, ,vth . large steamer OF Cspe Cod
two nights since, which mystesioasly refused 70
give tsfegnstisn. When the Cambridge beat
TO qpsstsrs, she quickly made Oh in tho fog, and
waa ip8 sight OF. The Cambrldgeis is now % p.
m.) standing out 70 sea. 'aaI % ,sF1. 100. Ia
Ths airing reported Friday, as heard of this
pot, was undoubtedly q thunder storm al sea.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21

Tnl DlslAsss o. EaRoR.-(Lss AaisdSss
Sssi,sS:i Of .Ss sssvs Ssrl, DO S:rssy % preniss s
.sa vSo vii write " 4, ssmpis copy Or ~ IL peru peru.
cal. The proper study Of mankind is MAn. This
valuable work h sssd and seat forth for the ben
eat Of su6sriAg humanity. II treats In simple
Language on al the diseases Of Error, Including
9smiasi Wsskness, Nssyeus DsetlitS ihdigsstios,
aelanshely, Insanity, Wasting Decsy, Inpotsssy,
soFfpttoas Tor their permanent cure, together with
much valuable informA1on. All who favor ms
With desire TO read ny work shall receive sam.
Address JOHN D. OGDEN, N. D.,
my l8-Sm No. 60 NassAu At, New YoPk
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
Suffers STORES.

~ REAT IND U G z N ENTS
" TO PvRcHAsERs OF
OFFICERg Suffers AND PURvEYORS
PPLIE
Fsf;.svrD s4sS MEATS. ,,r..a
tLa""' s6UPs,
.N JELLIEA
HNN PRESERvEA
PICKLEs,
".. ID sAUCfs
az PURE WINES AND LIaboSL 49,
f.. CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At whosesale and retail. ~
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine this
isrss snd we'll selected stock Of choice goods.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Which cannot fail to give satisfAction.
GEO. H. BATES,
formerly Bates L Wood,
90 22S PennsylvAnia avenue,
may lS-inf opposite Willard's Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

m nsat regular monthly meeting Of the
kQard n Tustsss q Public 9shools viii D. hsd on
tCkeDAY AFTERNOON, July q, q hsiEpast
O'Clock. WIN. = DAYTON,