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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

CuARrERxAsTERs OFFICE, U. ;. 4rj
No STATE ST., NEW DIRK, Nov. ~. lt6t
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- this Office until MONDAY 10th ipst for supply ny goo,
rrehansb,e OAK or other ARD WOOD, tine o'o"Hs
Military Posts In this Hsibor, viz:
Fort Richmond. ...............'.'.. Cor9s'
Fort Hamilton.
Fort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gov
y
The Wood il TO b. piled the Dock o. the respective psce
NJ delivery to b. determined ny the Ee"pns
Officer Al lie Post whore may b. delivered PEcpoa.. may
hs sde n, rho ,qbol. or spy portion OF the amount required
at either Post The Department reserve. to r'ei the p'
leg. Of rejecting any bids not DEEMED sd'sntse,ons %
Glen, SECURITY or the faithful performance Of them aud e2
ple,e the delivery Of the amount they propo-e ~ "n
d.vs from the time of the acceptance cfthcir bid'
siirc, ed 10 Mai STEWART VAN NiiETi
Qnaliernasier e. \. Army, New.ior.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEN-fORk;
For New Haven, tsx.l, II ID La l.'io lEh -"
lTr.b. $780, $3.50 and ?.
Dor BRIDGEPORT. :. 3 (Erl, ltp N. 1'ls ttIh ~
ok. So $50 aud p. n.
Fof Milford aud STAFFORD :, II - $3.50 $50 p n
kor Fairfield Southport and Wes'2or T. iI'So IL ~
80 ,,,.,p ,,nfr.,
-. 40 SD ?. 90. IN
Fas Dadea AID Greenwich :, $50, iloo M. $50 ~
Fol stanford = Er.). s.3o il.oo a. IN, i2l3 EIhfS
lFK1. 9 81. 40 $50. p. IA. ,,,o
For Port Chester .ad neruedA,s stations l. 80, LIZA
D. . $3.50. a., So, 900 p M. .
FOR Port Chester anu New Rochel. p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Far Boston via Springfield. NJ Ky $50 tEzl sp u
For go.ton. via Shore Line, l2;l3 hSl 2. m. -
F5r Hartford lnd Springfield, a M tE1h HID J."
Q'xl 8 p. a.. 81
"a - a. ui sad 90 q. "A. 70 Northampton ~,
Boz Hartford, Irosdencc aud kI.AAA Railroad, lhib
II 81 q q. IL.
a., 1919 2.Jn, y IA. .
For Canal Rs,iroad 'ls:l5p. m. % Northampton. ,o
FOR foussionic kalrosd u 2.sD 4. IL. TO Ns"h'
ford Saturdays ~ f.tisntli
for N.ugatack Railroad a. m, $3.50 ?. IN
Tor DAibuly sud No4ssls Railroad, ! a IN, I'D p IT.
Comm ~. Sleeping Cars attached % ?. "a Trans
JANIS II. hOEf, SuPeElntene'hs
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A RAiY CLAIMS AND BANKING OFFICE.
~ We collect llvaEe- upon and cash OFFICERS a.
counts Pay Li.d Bounties % DlSCA hEOkD SOLDIERS.
Procure lslsu.s Of BACK PAY ard bOLNl1 ioI The
heir Of deca-sed officers and todleT also PENSiONS io
jnyslids and Nido~s Mothers ana Minor Children
sO3ES. BROWN u Co., No. Pax Place =. \.
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EIVE TWENTY BONDS,

T. s. FI1I TNFNIl IVAN NUENISi
30 80 WALL STREET. - =. ..
Thf Goyernrnert 81. aow delivering tAe FIVE TWENTY
BONDS % raridy that shall hereafter be prepared to nj
srders ,sthouf tie delay Le.etoiore e1pc.lencei .
We a ondeasor sees soppy O. al denolin.ioa Oh
bard for immediate delivery.
We also tuv and eel a. market rates, 1900 100.
L - COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS oiISSi,
L - 80 TREASURY MOTIFS.
l. = ONE EAR CERTIFICATES,
L - QUARTER MASTERS CHEChS, ..
l. -. QUARTER MASItks' AND OkpNANCh
VOUCHERS. and al COS EMINENT ISSUES
Banks Savings Banks aid iayesoIs VIII hnf No prepared ~
az tius % furnish deEbc lots Of taese securities N Ase "
anal amounts. ,,-
DEPOSITS received and Collections made on favorable
terms socks Bonds and Gold bought and sold on eoniis
saon.
FISK & HATCH. bankers
and DEALERS In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No 81 WALI~sE
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7 ont; ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

/ ,RRtSGfMEN commencing Nov. IL, lSoa-Lesve
Jam. slip and Js.hs r. r. s IN aud ~ -rhaays ~
ssfuri.ys a. p ssO-for oreeDpou SAG hsfooI nAaY
TN. soppins a. al stsious For lslp 81 Q H., ana
% ni For syo-s.t II a. and p LII Dor JsuSes
a . ani u .. and Z ard M
SUNDAY EXCiRsIOS iRAIN-For lsip at 9:l3 a N,
fsora Jh-st stopping al stations Fare Tor tsns unn
excursion rsfss. q, -
tor syos.e,, On Sundays at 3tS p n, stopping At az -
lions. a. EEASpNLhi SHPct4hseh"e-"
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OWIcE FLIsr s1EEt nIvEK MiSE /

No. ~ N5.stusi .seN On, oct - 100.
NOTICE is hereby given % the Stockholders
~ o. the FLINT STEEL RIVER MINING COMPANY
tLst az rsn; Of OAE DOLLAR per shrre has this Day
BEEN called tAe CAPITAL stock Of too Company payable
before TUESDAY the Jet day II Decsmbef ns1t u tue
sfce tie Compsuy No 10 Nssssrst. snd all eLts
fsgnsnlng pad and t.t date viii be charged with
inerc e. W u PEI cea pr eal9n1 ~ order Of D.-
rectors. Il. kOBAEIS, Secretary.
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DrA. BocToa IN ssWer 70 your feque,'y me 70 gse
list Of hundred vnes such 10 wold pant oT TO table
.end yOI the following, ,
ona.........15 tresr ins ........ fey'...
Diana ...........iO Limo .......... mon FHas'.''''1
hA,p.a Hytr.i..ll tEhp-rs -''''''', '''''''
Lssa ....lO i.~no,r .:...'z '"ic''
Tie Delaware sad Iona sbood plant u"t Of not only Dee
cause ttfy a." ~ fteii'h qn',iy que p'' a.. @ ,,
reliable Their hsrDes pf0drcFrhe' 1nc exc l'14ce ton
Ill Them best ess, my asoit'A INC
Diana ranks bl LITTLE be the Delaware, but requires
sraoD and tho vine needs an GOOD uremri ."
Ia gfa1e Of yefy hIe qualify AMI one s Nll snnsy nae
taste; bat in places i hos suffered nom mirtf Ia
hyofeie locality aud with good treatment IL viii sustain
llgh character. The .fan1 should want good proportion
or because 81 sarinr.. prodocty.nss., s~eon's and
good flavor Tine delicate tcn1eine0 the nesn mrins nc
h. the center very Important ch N ccsc u both ~ iffd
Ella aud ot1 1he LTcvcng put la he place 81 NJ" linf
Prolific u much better gTsp0 wh more NF.y Jnler
AID fposl only few days ater Tho Anna should oesry
70 be without. II requifrlh long seeso 70 become isio
Of Aiersniria should De willing to TAKE little eitra PAIN
With ID for the fa.e 0l - ifrt forgot o anna "h'h sill
Tho Lincoln the Enbnrs, the Leno.f ana ne hsiD,Don
al snaa bernie but there 10 80 much wre ~ thom ana
they sre - reeslng At shoud Lady consent 70 be
without Of them. pot in the Union village AMI Con-
cord for der se and fsr luposs Of copuison a. wei ~
plesse such friends lise hg hing on Paie and no
ne'aUo 'y are quite 20 nay Taste Inc mon NnNg' ~. MOI
the oislslye foxy Odpr which chaacirf.cs Tie '"nt"n
a scry busy and have given you briefly ny for
lseng ne above lit az supposed y9a y9ad hs to no"
most sppenda note 10 Mr. Mead. highly esteemed letter.
ia need Of pains ha any most hardy vines. Jn
ios h- best plants urd BE- more teidy ia becoming 60
thbsed aud when panl,a among the rampant grower. hse
Concord and HsItiOd fioinc IL becomes carved b. 10 ho
with oil other copIect growers. 10 has Tor ten years
shown very hardy and enduring foliage
For fol and rrabe Of all u ourlardy
worthy Of cultivation ca'nlognrs for descriptive which
c0nss Of twenty very Long hed win just suc matter
10 purchasers and goH'rs o. Nucs need 10 amlpf wan 20
make fuccr-u begilHiur srnd two stnuP. j. ron
many anf0ry cnsafiues drawn ffOm hc POI Illus
inld catalogue fefentb edition newiy wilton, tcid ~
teen cents D. D. Gle book II tho Vino end 10 book on tho
subject l tho Euah flaeD clNsis amount Of Irscre
nlful 10 0ct tia o. o. boo c0ml alsd Whit az
tr g al tog OIL pir. gllle Is cslf' b. nropla I'll.
..i I Globe 4t oh1cfa'c prces 90 very ngofant hud
wort yo rtri nfrnla teUt without foal NJ lollala t.
tho,s va, lsk o. u -. connection with catalogue.
&. W. GRANT.
ieua, neI PeeksAi, Wes.shs..a CO.. NIX.
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RIVER RAILRoAD:mF0R AL:

HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD.-FQRA AL.
i lBANY and TROY. CUNNkCIlSG WITH IhAiSS
NORTH and W Est. Trains leave; -
From ChAnbers-s'. FROM %thrt
Express and ~ N, and 81 ~ iO H. Ga S''' I'D
- .pt5p m G5:lg o.
Troy and Albany with sleep 1921 r. m
n. car, 1890 2.
Pou.hteersie tram 7.tO a. N I's m, ani HH ""'s'
and ~ and 10 p IA. y IN.
Pcek.sil train, IL e. m, Hex NJ tiS1 ? III
md 10 p.
m 4:0T and 81 ?. m
y,,ler. train "a m. 1872.
On Sundays a 81 p M, Ton Ss'h = x,,,..
Tc.es De- procured =, any 81 tie ohces "eseoas
Fr,.. u new olk and Brooklyn and Baggage CHECKED
the Uol.e 70 al points on the T0ad ana 70 S-toss
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& YEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY ., 1853
TRAINS LFAyF NEw-YORK:

Pa..~usrg station in Neviors corner zshst and NaN
Entrance s,hst.
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XERMuLYE a Co.,
BASKEBs. No. Al WALL-sT.

NERMILYE q Co.,
BASKER5. No. Al WALL-ST,
We shsl contiais 20 i1uish
L. >. flV EFT TNI'Y BONDS
a. long Issued BY The Government u PAR aud INTEREST
To BANS AID BAtkEhs the usasl c,nuission allowed
Tho Dsreriaen, Wellington having filled al back orders
.oI these bonds prepared 70 ioTu.h them without
TIE delay heretofore zYsr.uoet
q per cent CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTRDNEss.
go TREASURY NOTES.
per cent COUPON BONDS Of 1891
For Sale u Market Rates
Tie Coupon. ior November Interest on FlvE-TWENIi
BONDS received, en4 cgcdi>ed market rate Of gold
NERMILYE g. Co.
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NOR HOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

i PORT and FALL RIvER--The splendid and snpsrtss
steamer METk0PoLIs; C9Pt Brown issTes hewY.st
o'clock o. m and the EMPIRE STKTE Capt Brayton, %
MDNHAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, q o'clock p NJ,
from Pier No Moth hiter , .
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured 10 any sppH
can, mill the rsDIe hall have been paid for
Fian, TO Boston Is forwarded through with pesS dSpsct
bv an Express Freight Train.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans.
II =. n, Express for Buffalo
$50 a. m. MIN, daily, Tor O.issl-e-
i0a u, Mall Tor Buffalo. ,,,,
D. NJ Nigh. Express dairy for DnnAiTs bunAo hoenee
ter Cananlsi.uG aud principal stations Tram OF cstui4y
rms through 10 lunao. docs not run 10 DvnAirk
D. H.. EaiiaIaHt Tor D.nkilk ,
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Il y. GRIFFIN d BROS, No. 90 Grand-
~. IT, NewYok, aud No 957 Futon st.. Brooklyn.
trstns Teeth ppsScy without pin by tie use 81 NITROUS
% s gao. 50 charge iDT rstfacia when Artificial tee. arc
% be Inserted They inserting foil ses ~ Teeth on
Gold SO flatifa, r1J, SILVER 80, Rubber. bi0 fartii
ct, On GOLD, ~ .ltoi, 81. Extracting, % cent?.
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" DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Dee flc NITROUS OXIDE similis'errd by Or COTTON,
the Original d,lnonssior OF ~ sn~itefi o ceet.. Of s1
- b0ui.st. q. q. COLION, JOHN ALLEN . Go.
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q Ia IIo,Io'I2.I2I3.I52O.2 30 30

The foregoing table gives two SELECTIONS TT etci nubf
rer a. should plant for my.elL II .lna number
a. tseye planted 10 st0rd tie sosiesi
nom the oes fuii not than four slds "on4 D. ite
But hee "a a iutefe. ching yLreIy That al cal To- -
least ci.At
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
GAFETy, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER. PALMER FITCHDURG, NASHUA
LOV ELL CO.CJRD TIE WHITE MOUNrAING
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
q7s ne,g end .iauc, steamers Of the Norwich Line,
CITY OF DosroN aud CITY OF NEw.YORE.
,.s,. York daily Sdeys eIcep,ed). ut o'clock u
nom Pier 70 81 North River foo, u vestrySG,
fOG NJ" LONDON,
there eorec.n- with the Steamboat LXpr-s Train nom ~
siye ,o,t. IL Soryicn Worcester, Boston WorcsstsF
T. orer..f ,s-lss aud New-London Northern Raresls
ingnt isAsn the lowest rate. FOR Information, nquhs
al T.. 5. MARTIN Agent on the Pier
hIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
~ FORD, connecting with Railroad TO SPMN0FIELD,.
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS BkATTLEBORV,
4e Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Pecksip p NJ,
FORD leaves Pecksp M Tuesday Thursday and SCI
ugt;sy. - .
M. b,a Of ills line rstclas Sound steamer and
commended by competent and experienced ofhcers
togk May %, 1903
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nlnsicd! Instruments.

II. GALE & Co.. PIANO-IOkIES
~. Mandatory srd W.rrforrn..
No 10 ftf ll.A.st. View 90.
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Ocean CLEANERS.
vice 20 SHIPPERS to CALIFORNIA
NOR CNIITORNIA via PANAMA.-A first

Tor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
i tn. r. s. Mail steamship LOCUST POINT, cspt
sAnUEL HOFFMAN, vii have Pier NO Norh hi'eI, ~
sATTRDAY Nov. H. At p. IN. fs.sase, frtclass, So
fof sris a., ~ y.sssse, slgly To- . =. q, ~,
st,e The .hoy. .,eaner . unssoldAhly detained uniii
SATURDAY, the lAh mt.
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l,TONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via G

- TON NEWLONDON, STONlSCTON, PROvL
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and fEW,BEDFOkD'
The snl.rdid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY.
NlI'Tf ROCK will leave Pier No. IS y. K, foot u Court
!and.--,. daily toScept Sunday, at p m.
FIeigh, taken low az oy any other nne o"cs Vi |'r
PG!,,vyo,s Nov 2 1853 W NJ EDWARDS, Asen,
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NOOPERSTOWN Seminary, CoOpcrstOwn, NJ.
N.Y.. 40 pays and aon IN com. H., u wc.h ,ooth
sc,es THE New 0yianssr TAUGHT by aplp II Ia he"is
Tenn opens 9Th Send catalogue H. e. facs A. ~
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSE

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ From foot OF and, s,-Connecting ct Hampton
Janction with the Delaware Lsckewsnna and Western Rail-
road aud with the Lehigh Valley Railroad ana n
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the we"
wi bout change of cars ..r
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WESr
Two Hours Tiki and sixty hles saved oy TINS route 70
Cicayo, Gin lnna.i -. LOUIS, &C.
Commencing Octb.r 26 1888 Leave New FORK ~ follows:
HsREisBgSG FxPsEss-At q m, Tor Easton, hesdnk
Pof,,y'Iie Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, NlliansPon
Mail TKAfN--Ats l TOT Easton Nsier Gap, scfsn.on,
Great BEND Pitiston Binghani'oL. NAke.OsHe Ae 49,.
~ Tz.is-for Rss,on Allentown Msnct Chunk, WI
li,rrsfort. Readiuz. Po;isyile Harrisburg, &c. -
81 r. a-for Eeston, bethlehem, Aieno"h ana Nt4ch
Chunk.
4.sOP Nor Somery'le.
$40 ?. s.--roT So' eTyile. -
~ MEsTEkS ENfRgss-For Ea-toD, Allentown Read
i H,sbufy liifsIursh and the est. Sleeping caIs non
Jrfsss City through 70 rittsbgEgh 49,
E4isr.s IaAiN FOR UszRlssuRg-Ihe a NJ ETpreu
Train tom New orb arrives az Harrisburg AZ p M connect
In Ea ad We. OIL fennsy.yslla Central Railroad norm
EN- C.iru Ksr0 NoEth AID south and WIN the 'ompsf
Ftt,Errn0sr .sD NEwYosX Ferry Leave sew' fofh
trot1 Pier 30 Norh River. AZ $50 No and e'S N
or ois stop AZ bergen Ponl aud Mariners hAfoo every
TIN esch way JOSIAH q. stEAkNS, Superintendent
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Oyucr ~ The M.RiErIA AND CiHCfsSAIil
RAILROAD Co. As REoReaSiIgD
CHILLicorHE, Ohio, Nov g. 1901 .
NOTICE.-A Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
~ a.. MARRIFTTA aud CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.
as Re-ore nrci vii be held the Oce 81 .ad toraiy IN
,be civ Of LiroAe ONO on WEDNEsD \, the 18th day
Of November A d. 1863 az ociooE, n ior he P'Ipo'r u
,otn ~, or assns tho ratification On conci elerri into
aid ComYsny and Trustees Of he seioto AID
Hooking kl-ley Nai.fosd.'
BY Order ofthe Directors, ~ .
WILLIAM T.. WATSON. Secretary.
rINO LOAN on BOND aud MORTGAGE
1 NEW-JERsEY Sum, q g. o.0io $500.
BRCOkLN N-Sun,, q 30.0to 80 20.
NESTCHESTFH 90 suns of : 90 70 : t9'N
kFW-fORh STAT E-SLils OF = 600 g. t.otr
kEW-IORK ClII-Suul. Of 43,Vpto Sl.t,''
All % tire lowest cIrrent rates -
b Law. m Of q 90 which will BE- l1Anci only on
EXTRAORDINARY SECURITY, =.
o. consideration II which unusually LOW KATE Of IN
TEREsI vii, be conceded.
WARD McLFAN
U.ais Field MclsMl,
No. 10 " al q
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ID BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys.

Edwards Place, S'ockhrfso aas Tn. Winter session
viii hegu MONDAY Ocolel >, 1873 ! tcv, 'acsii i's
:, main to b. rned. liENRY THOMAS HUNTER, ~ hDl-
NASU HOFFMAN. Nil HUNTER can Ice ,een at No -
West Iith.-i., h.w-Iors, onal the list n-t.
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.--..a---a------H
.E,N.JANlN MASON

ID COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY BOARDING..
SCHOOL Aoll Is, y. y.
Fox maxim. boys int. hg,nt, hr iltny Christian AfH
Circulars 81 No. 81 Na,ssp-s,. aud NO 90 Broadway.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

SAMDuCl WINE,
Celebrated IN Eutopc for itr medicinal And hench
csl qualities a. gentle Sttmulant Tonic, Diurotc
and sudoriic, highly esteemed by cmiaent phyH-
clans, used In European and American Hospitals,
and by some Of the hrat families tn Europe and
America
It has no equal, causing an appetite and building
UP the system, being entirely pure wine of most
AS A DIuRETIC,
It in,pstts healthy action Of the Glands .nd Kid
neys, and Urinary OrF'ns,vcry aehcts'"l In piery
Gout, and Rheumatic affections
sPEER's VINE
Ia not 4 tni.tute or manufactured article, bat Ii
pure, from the juice NJ the Portugal ssinhncus
grape, cult YAted in Nav Jcrsoy, recommended BY
Chemist and rhysieians "a no,s;sssing medical pro,
excellent article for al weak and dcbllttaed per.
sons and the aged and inflrm, improving The apro'
tlte and hcnefltlng ladies ard children,
LADIES' WINE,
Because It will not intoxicate ns other wines, IS Il
contains mixture Of spirits or other liquors, and
Is admired for its rich peculiar favor and nutriive
I've organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin
'''>' Wv ''' WE REFER TO
A few well-snown gentlemen and physicians who
Gen Winie iseoti, u.sA, pt.wnroa nth st,MT
Gov. Morgs.L NY. State. DT. Ward, Newark, n. J
pr.IIiRGhil ,p, ,E6YCiy' D, DGGushcrty' Newark
ii, niE'gAS'hoS'" Df Es.;y Fs.,y pisa Es~ York
ss-Sonc genuine without the signature of"AL
FRED spEER, Pas'aic, N. J.,"is over the cork
Ei-MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
Trade supplied IN Baltimore by WM, ". DRoWf
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
vIsEyARp-P Pasraic, New Jcrscy.
OPTICIANS Bfo''~a}b a}bssSST sST L& n0fF FoY, Paris,
nov s-ly Agent for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
TIERS.
HEAR THE WITNESSES ,

HEAR THE WITNESSES!
Worthless and pernicious articles are SO often
boIstcFed up in the advertising columns of the
Press by fabricated LETTERS that the propTietors OF
HOSTETrEh's BlTTERS rarely give quotations
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap-
pteciate GENUINE ARTICLE should be con-
founded by the unthinkihg with the FULSOME
RIGM iRuLE pu; into tac mouths OF MEN OF
STRAW by INSCRIPTIONS empires and ch.I Ia.aRs,
whose double object is to SELL both their trs,h
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE hEALrt AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can he VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch ior
them, ought not 10 he hiI under hushe the un
| signed publish below a lew conmunica ations OF re.
cent date, 10 which they invite the attention OF
/ the people and at the came time rs, ECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may tcel interested in
! the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
| THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness nj
/ the ptrricuaTI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
To Horse OwnersJ

Or. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEHI FUn
HORSES Is unriyalled by any, and In all cases OF
Wrenching Its effect Is magical and certain. Har.
ness, nr Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c II will
also Lre speedily. SPAWN and RinGbone may DO
easily prevented and cured in their stages,
hut confirmed cases are beyond the possibility of q
radical cure No case OF the kind, however, 10 80
desperate or hopeless but II may be alcviated by
this Lniment, and its faithful application will AZ.
why's remove the LSmenesS, and enable the horse
to travel with comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
J AY COO kE Il co..
PAcKERs,


asa fitIEEHrH STREET, Wshtugtnu, y, 4.
augLiu
TREh l. RI DEPA RTME ENT,
j OFFICE Ut COMPTROLLER Of THE CUR.
RENvN, WAsuisutos, July ~, iss'.-Whercas.
hy Hati st'ctory evilsuu" rrcsnn'ei to tie under.
slgncd II has hccn made 10 appear that the First
Ns'iona' Bsr. ni Washington, in the county oi
Washington ard District OF Columbia, has been
duly organized und'r and according TO tic require
mcu's ni The at ti LOngiss ertitled " An act to
Wc'ihr nay" al cure. :. secured by pledge
yi ttied N-tv- sin-lr, aIl to provide Tor tie I'll
ciIlH'iOE and fCsitmptiuE thereof" RpptnyCH Feb.
1rA'y 20, 1853, AMI has cGupicd with nil the pIO.
VISA Es OF said act tcquirrd 10 he complied With
trlbfc commencing the bGslncss OF Esukin.
Now therefore, |, Hugh NcCulloeh, Comptroller
ni 'ho Currency, do hereby certify that the said
lifsf Nai'Uu"I Bank Of Washington. county OF
Washington amt District ol CUiunbla, is author.
!Ird 10 chInmieneo the business OF Bal king unGci
the act a.nrcBAil.
n testimony whereof, witness my hand
IL iTi svs oi OitiCc this if'h LAY nj july 1853
HUGH MLCuLLJt II,
lyl1-'2m Comptroller OF the Currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIIED
b, STATES FOR THE sAio DISTRICT.
10 al nhom Il may eoEesrn, GHEETISo:
Notice Ia hereby given, That, on the "ist day of
July, 1859, the United States steamer tuIIitlIrk
attached to the Potomac Fiotills captured iour
canoes and their eargoes, and brough. the ss7ie to
the port OF Washing on, and the same are libeled
anu prosecuted la this Court IN the haze OF the
United states AS lawful prize, and THAT said cause
VIII stand for trial At the City Hail. in the city OF
Was ington, on the trst Monday Of october next
when and where all persons are warned to appear
TO show cause why condemnation should NOT be
decreed, and to intervene Tor their Interests.
hulO H. J. MEIGS, Clerk.