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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
PERSONAL,

GEN. FIrz HsNRy WARREN Ia In town, and
held an interview with the PRESIDENT to-day.
Col. BILLY WILSON, formerly o: Wilson's
Zouaves, 10 In tcwu.
"vILLAINpAMHIM" is the uame given TO the
oonnAndsr.iu.ehisi VI the Copperh.ads In Ohio.
GsN. MEIos visited all the branches of the
Quartermaster's Dspartnent In Wheeling. Va,
last Saturday.
Col. EopsRT FARNuN, of Gen. Sickles's
command, arrived in town Monday evening and IL
stoypthg ~ wniard's.
euHazoy 0ssRsAL HAMMOND arrived at New
York from Psrt Roysi. s. e., in the Fulton, Tues.
day morntng. s -r..r
A MRs. WIHKWoRIH has succeeded In making
the ascent Of bssuas Bissc. While on top the lady
worked pair Of siipps's for Mr.. winkworth, and
then slipped down.
H. P. SMITH, Of North Haven, Conn, recent
ly killed . show-white owl measuring i've iest
eight inches from tip TO tp OF his wiass. The owl
was pitching into the poultry, and Mr.. smith
pitched into him with pitchfork.
j.. s. RICHARDS, who has been very polite
french and music teacher at Lunenburg, w., re-
eenty collected his pupils' tuition in advance,
borrowed considerable money Of his friends, and
now nc aont i've at Lunenburg.
.CAPIAiS JOHN L. SWIFT of the I'd Nassa.
ehusetts cavalry, Col Thos T. Cbiekednrl A h..
consented to deliver an addre,. unon Cen s.nL.,
cAinpaisn. Capt swiits very popular ORATOR
O and he will draw crowd In Bos,op,
rr-r ApsuTAsT GEN. scHouLEn, OF Mas. has
been confined to his house at Lynn, from ,n,s,n.,
injuries, received on Monday week by fnll,ny a."
an opening In the deck OF the eonserpt ferry host
Bsllingham. The General IL improving, hut h.
was seriously injured.
EpwIH z. : orEs, native Of Maine, who has
lately been acting a. general Superintendent of tn.
hiaans Central Railroad, was arrested At one Of
ths fsshionsble hotels In New York, last Saturday
on the charge OF embeszling the property OF the
company to the snount Of sis.ooo, Noyesn Ne, IRON
MAne to c~usda, and sabssqusntiy came on to
Ns~ York. About sasooo Of the uis,lar uose,
Nss tsund on Noyss, and there 10 prcseegt of Oh
saisiss he whole amount embsssied, vhtph b said
: ~ Asys been invested In ooyssnnc,t sec,uttie,
Cd wssssrn Railroad stock ~ :
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
Naval Orders.

Capt. Henry Walker, ordered 10 command
the Sacramento. Isgr I,
Lieut. Commander Joseph N. Miller, dc
tached from special duty at New York and
ordered 70 the Sacramento, vice Lieut.. Com.
mander A. Z. X. Benhau, detached and walt
ing orders. ....... an 81
First Assistant Engineer Wilson X. Purse
ordered to special duty at New York. rr,,'s
Second Assistant Engineer H. W. Robie.
ordered TO the Jhnlata. ral
Third Assistant Engineer Chas. F. Hollings-
worth, detached from the Kineo (sick) and
waiting orders. -
First Assistant Engineers E. A. G. Du PlaIne,
and Third Assistant Engineers VIM. 8. Smith
and Alexander Bates, detached from the ssnga.
mon and waiting orders.
Second Assistant Engineer Joseph N. Cabell,
and Third Assistant Engineers j. A. Kaiser
and G. W. Thorn, ordered to the ssngamon.
Third Assistant Engineers A. E. T. Mullen
and Enos N. Lewis, ordered to examination.
Lieutenant Commander James Parker, Jr.,
detached from the command Of the Florida and
ordered to special duty at New York.
| Eaymsseei Vm' n iuBofsOh uosecneu iroH
the ssranac, Pacific Squadron, and ordered Ia
return to New York
Assistant Paymaster VIM. 7. Blunt ordered
to the Saranac. ...I.a.
Third Assistant Engineer Andrew M. Hen
derson ordered to the Dacotah.
Third Assistant Engineers John G. Huntly
and Francis G. Smith detached from the Pen
sacola and ordered North to examination.
Third Assistant Engineer Oscar c. Lewis
detached from the Port Royal, and ordered tc
return North for examination. .....
! Third Assistant Engineer Orleans Longacre
detached from the Lackawanna, and ordered
North to examination.
Third Assistant Engineer James d. Lee, or
dered to the Minnesota.
PROMOTED. n."'
Assistant Surgeons Jos. W. Shively, Henry
F. McSherry, John j. Gibson, and Samuel j
Jones, promoted to surgeons In the Navy.
APPOINTED.
David V. Whitney, Chas. II. Page, VIM. NJ
Reber and Jas. r. Tryon, appointed Assistant
Surgeons In the Navy. ...
RESIGNED. |.N
Second Assistant Engineer Newton Cham
pion, and Third Assistant Engineer George W
Wilkinson have resigned their positions In tn,
Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
LATER FROM EUROPE
Trouble Between Rome
and Naples.
England All Right on the Ram
Question.
MACMILLAN will Accept the Franco
Mexican Grown.

SANDY HOOK, Sept. 23.-!Th steamship China,
from Liverpool on the 18th instant, has passed
this point.
The steamship Bremen arrived at southamp-
ton on the 10Th.
Rohs, Sept. 12.-The eIequator of the italian
consul has been withdrawn, a. . retaliation for
9 similar step with regard to the Poutiacsl
consul at Naples
81. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12.-Replles to the
notes Of the Western Powers have been dis
patched.
Baron Gros will return TO London on the 18th.
LONDON, Sept. l2.-Consols closed at 93@9ss
for money. Bullion has decreased fl4s, 600.
LospoS, Sept. 12.-Government has GER
tainiy resolved 10 stop the rebel steam rams in
the Mersey.
The Florids has been detained at Brest to
satisfy French claims.
II Is positively asserted that the Archduke
Maxlmllllsn win accept the Mexican crown.
The Liverpool correspondent Of the Associa-
tel Press Is suthoritatively Informed that Earl
Russell had given written assurance to Minis
ter Adams that the steam ram In the Mersey
should not be allowed 10 depart.
The public journals also conarm this. The
Shipping Gazette says this can be done only by
a stretch of authority.
Application was made To the Marseilles Tri-
bunal OF Commerce by the owners Of some OF
the cargo on the ship W. B. Nash, for authori-
zation to seize the Florida, at Brest, until 6
claim for one hundred thousand franco shall
be settled. The authorization was granted.
Slidell has gone to Brest to arrange the affair
A Paris letter asserts that the legal decision
will be adverse TO the ciaim.
Count Montholon is about to leave Paris fo
his new diplomatic post In Mexico.
1t Is reported that Lower California is to b
ceded to France.
The Times thinks there is no danger of an
trouble from the manner In which the Amer
can Government will regard the proceedings
The Tribunal OF Commerce, of Bordeaux, ha
tried an insurance case involving the questio
. whether the Alabama Is pirate or a privatee,
8 The decision was that the Alabama had nc
exceeded belligerent rights nor incurred lh
reprosch of piracy.
= ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 9.-The Journal de s.
Pstsrsburgh, OF to-day, denies the rumor put
3 lished by the foreign press concerning new al
y rangements by Russia relative to Polish an
i German affairs.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Cyrus W. Field will retur
to America on Saturday next, In the steaInshi
. China. A contract for the manufacture an
y laying down next summer of good subn arin
y telegraph cable, between Iceland and New fouRt
b land, was signed on the 9Th inst.
The Quebec steamer Romanville went TO sc
last night. clearing for Havana hut Ia nv
: pected she will take cargo from Nova Scot.
10 run the blockade.
, The steamer Caledonia leaves to-day on sim
liar business.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
RnRsoHAE.,

SsMAsoA 0sx1aak lEAxDBS d thscts5 to.xxy
In council with Major General Hsllsck and the
secretary Of War. srp,.
LIEUT.. NoNTsoanhY Of the Seventeenth In.
fsntsy, has been ss1lsvSd from duty - RustQein4
ioASGR Ut Gen. neihtstnoaa's hsadqs - ssd
ha bssa mads 0fsf ofdnAace ofaesr ~ - D..
ps1ensst Of waaAingtsa. H nj
,pspt. =. 8. Diasss sGs9 c., publls = Q! lcial:
iy ySept7, isss, for faiiins\o report q Nsapeiis,
Nd, - ordered, 10 exempt fron being AlanisDsd
the service Of the United ststes, haviag - bat.
iasastory defence In his saaa,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
LETTER FROM ALEXANDRIA.

To Ms Editor ofMs NafionaI RepshbrsG
SIR, This town of Alexandria presents a
very striking contrast to its condition little
more than . year ago. At that time, owing 70
the presence of disorgsnized masses Of troops,
composed Of straggiers and deserters from the
moving army, the place was about As much
like Bedlam or Pandemonium as could well he
imagined. Arrays were frequent, and an un.
armed citizen was not safe In many Of the
streets after dark. well remember the aston.
ishment expressed one evening by MIR. Dunn,
one Of the correspondents of the New York
Herald, who has since died In the newspaper
service at yieksburg. He was taking stroll
about Q o'clock In the evening, when he was
stoppsd BY three soldiers, who asked him for
money. He replied that he had none for them.
"Wel," said one Of the marauders, you've
got . pretty good pair Of shoes there you'd
better take them OF, my laddie." Mr.. d. drew
pistol and told the parties to lsau, which they
did At doublequick.
chsaged now, and Alexandra IL ss quiet a.
any one could expect city 10 be In the came
circumstances. General Slough, the Military
Governor, and Colonel Tower, the Provost Mar
shi, deserve great credit for the good order
that reigns here. They discharge well their
trusts 70 the Government In their care Of this
Important point. I say important point, be.
cause tue government has always an immense
amount Of stores deposited here for distribution
to the army and the garrisons in this vicinity
II has also several large and important hos
pitals, and troops In trsnsltu are constantly
passing through the city.
Cntll recently We have been mlsersbly pro-
vlaed with hotels, or places whers officers
could procure decent meal At all hours. But
great improvement has taken place in that
respect. Directly opposite the Provost Mar
shll's Office, on King street, Messrs. Mccarthy
l. Jeuuings have converted q brick mansion
into restaurant, where one can ind first
rate meal at any hour of the day or evening,
and believe the Marshal allows them to ac-
cominOdate officers until after the arrival Of the
last train at night, which Is certainly q great
accommodation. 1t is rather tangh to bs de-
MED the reireshmept Of a good meal after q
hard days ride, as have learned to my sor-
rov-snd who has mott Private soldiers are
not allowed to frequent tbe place, and Mccsr-
thy 4 Jepn!pgs deserve TO be encouraged In
thei. iaudaLle effort, to give US the accommo-
da,iops Of hrst .elsss hotel and restaurant.
secessionism is very quiet here now, hut 1t Is
only asleep. There is-you may depend upon
it-as much latent sympathy with the rebellion
and hatred Of the Government here rs in any
other spot on the earth. Many take the oatt
even who would break 1t instantly and joyful.
II the rebel army could march In here. Unde
such circumstances you eau readily imagiu
that the Govsrnorship and Provost Marshalshi
of the place is delicate as well as an srduou
task. More anon. TRACE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
FESTIVALS. ETC. st
- r A N d PIC MIC
" OF THE
YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIETY.

The Young Catholic Friends Society, of Wash.
ington pleasure In announcing 10 their friends
that their ANNUAL PICNIC Wif take pisce h
the PARE, on seventh street, cd MONDAY, Sept.
2sth, eotiimeheihg u l9 o'clock, .. m.
do all Ia thetI power, 70 make II pleasant aEd
agreeable to All who will attend, and they wis6 ~
amusementi ofthe day, they will Also e sonfribue.
ting to charitable and praiseworthy okjeof,
o.o S0MMlTTEE OF EAhRANGEhESTs
q; g. g, simms, :, \. Dooiey, We. King,
Shas Jones, ], MepeTmott, D. Calaghsn,
hags aga p9nohu'' Geo T Harlin, Joha King,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
Safety Of the ynnderbtlt.

letter from one OF the crew of the United
States steamer Vanderbilt, dated Rio de ia
neiro, August 22d, at which time this shin was
anchored in that port, has been received In
New York. Nothing later than this can yet be
expected from her, consequently, there ne eed be
no fears as to her safety
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
.xSHINaTON, nd.
pNlsBAYnu, ,,n.,.sErrHMBta %. 1855
uoTICn
vonrE wonMas

" Town. mn DsrvH B1voaD fKnM uffo nm
isIXSse m sov4nnn vnpslas AtD fr1s
~ WoUlo Aiso paavs q. TUuss SHH Hof.
,WWnn snrY A1aA, r1D9 WooID nvADs AEp
q apavroC1 o WrioU6 SNnUv. ADsoLvrnI
I" Asscn1o o. efngysnses inn AnAksD TIA. IA.
= At 90 0oUIo SAnH % 'YsAc1 OF ~
~WyR osllY - - slAvn, N wuo urfHns
NrS xR Snn INN, nonpovDa, 10 TRAITOR 70
s~Nss cOvAfaY, wIo DsssnvSs fn1 scoRr AND
: auosSFuuFP o. Ale noRoaASl1 MnR."-Hose-
%psAa y ~ Gsssrs, Asas~sblv cf ONO, Norss'y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
The n&itsrs unhurt BY th'
b %eals -
Gen, GiIlnsre's Works On Morris
ls,sal Rapidly Increasing N
.OF Strength and Extent on q.
A French Loan Of 100, 600, ,0OO
Francs Effected by
JEFF Davis. H
REBEL LOAN IN ENGLAND FLAT.

CuARLssroH, Sept. oo.-Gothing unusual has
trapspired. The Monitors and Ironsides are
within the bar, unhurt by the gale.
The enemy's works on Morris Island are rap
Idly increasing In strength and extent.
The Cor tolerate government has effected q
loan of one hundred millions of francs from
parties In France, based upon cotton now In
this country. The Confederate loan In England
10 fat.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
A vsissbis WORK by Gen. Gillmors.

Hudson Taylor has received from the pub
fisher, D. Van Nostraud, New York, "A new
volume, entitled Practical Treatise on Limes,
Hydraulic Clements, and Mortars;" containing
reports of numerous experiments conducted In
New York city, curing the years 1858 70 1851
inclusive. This work was prepared by Q. A.
Gilmore, A. NJ, Brigadicr General Of United
States volunteers and Major United States corps
engineers, and forms No. Q of Papers on Prsc.
ticsl Engineering" for the United States Engi.
neer Department. 1t furnishes much valuable
information 10 engineers. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

There 4 the hishss. Official authority fsr o.
''ssl.s That the British Government will no.
permit the new rebel rams TO leave Liverpool
and 9lassow, and the purpose Of that aovan.
msnf hss bssn officially made known 10 our
Government. This looks like resaru ef
kindness and mothsrly love fiom old EnGia,d.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

DosATios.-We understand the Hon.
Amos Tuck, Of New Hampshire, recently for
warded the SUN Of nny dollars TO Hon. b. b.
FRENCH with the request that 1t be applied TO
the iund OF the New Hampshire soldiers Aid
socssty OF this city, and 1t has been sppropri.
stsd BY Mr.. French accordingly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
TIE oAarses Against ths Editer ofsAs %.
Louis Union.

The charges preferred against Mr. Grissom,
Editor Of the b. Louis Dnie~, Of publishing
mater calculated to embarrass the military
authotities, !" were doubtless based upon an edl-
torial in The Union under the caption off, Ths
Depopulation of the Border-A Land Specula.
tion." Ths following is the concluding para
graph Of the article: .gg -
"0en. Ewing's Order No. II will long live In
the minds Of It's victims. Haynau Ia remem-
bered In Austria. There are many Haynaus
created by this rebellion. The one Is not more
dctested than will be the others. i'''-'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
Bi.ekaae-Ru...r D.strsyed.

Orr Rkwnenf News, sept d, 1881.
6iR; beg eave 70 inform the Department
that Capt. Ktdgely, commanding United States
steamer Shenandoah, under date ofthe 18th In
stsnt, off New Inlet, N. c., reports that block
ade-rannss attempted to cone out on the night
of the 1dkh and was driven back, and now lies
q wreck at the mouth Of the hsrbor.
= an, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant,
@. GANsRFoRT,
Captain and Sea Ohicer Commanding.
Hon. GIDEON WELLss, Secretary Of the Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

A CONSTITUTIONAL CANE.--To-dsy Hon. B.
B. French, In behalf Of Mr.. James Nokcs, Esq.,
Public Gardiner, presented to President Lincoln
a handsome and exceedingly substantial cane
made from the live oak of the old ship Consti-
tuition. The wood Is the anest oak and beapti.
fully polished. The head OF the Gene Is of
polished iron, the material being a portion OF q
bolt taken from tho original Monitor, which
was broken by the first shot she received from
the rebel Merrimac. On top Of the head are
the words "ConstItution and "Monitor, -
and the dates "lsl2" and $780," These
form Il circle, and In the centre is engraved an
anchor-the emblem of hope.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

A CoIScIDENcE.-At Rosecrans' battle OF
Iuka, fought September 20, 1869, the rebel
General Little was killed. AT Rosecrans' battle
Of Chattanooga, September 20, 1888, the Union
General Lyttle was killed,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

SHAND'S LINE" E."----NOTlCE TO
h CONsI0NEEs.-Ths steamer rs. s~y.
mour," lron PhiiAdslphis, has arrived Consignees
will please attend to seosivins their goods, nov
HfpE + DAvIDsoN, Agents,
se2s-lts .r.'. Georgetown, d, G.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

Lo, Tnn Pooh INDIAN i-Bifiiss says that all
the Indian Summer cared for by the people Of
Minnesota h a summary removal Of all the
indiana. ia D lN1.. ..l D. II H.a
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

HEAVY SALES OF CAPTURED GooDs. - lp
Brooklyn, New York, the cargoes OF fifteen or
twenty bloekade-running vessels were sold at
auction recently, realizing 100000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
JShn Miner Doess.

This staunch Unionist, who Is on rebel ps.
role, reading ct Culpeper, lost two fine horses
by thieving soldiers recently. John speaks
favorably Of Mcclellan and Meade, but for some
reason he "is down" on Pope, Burnside, and
Hookar ." sHnH FrT. a
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
From 81. Domingo,

'NEw YORK, Sept. GA Boston private let
ter states that one hundred lives were lost In
the bombardment of Port au Platte, San Do.
mingo. The loss of property was also heavy.
The American Consul remained at his post.
Other consuls took refuge. on board of vessels
In the harbor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

Few ARD kxsnrT.-we, don't refer To the
lan; Millions escape the censcriptton; but few.
5s sss%t M ssa III, IT, grand
can number. Thousands Of them serve Sor iife and
ss..pSSn ss spsS fse ssi.; e. ;ssS!a
TAKEN a. . preyentive, render the vsaksst stomach
Drss;E,s;,A..aooy snnn;, NX, though you are already
soaia vii issa, sv bottle. Of h
healthy condition, snd without being liable to be
sasd ssns "a lH plain tsS%S ~. famous stom
DIES Of iHdssstion and of liver oompiSint ysI ie.
visorates the digestive Origins, feGulstee the bow
~: e.: s:ss~s :ss spPsss .p. brace.
cold H0sTETi ETs SffrESs oso 3. uaS%p oStpp,neS nnS
IN az s,sss'a'' drug stors n TIE country.
Dis.As,: Q, ial Nlayous, s.MIIAI, URN.
9 ,.ssr II ssvslSb.., .s Hsso e
, Jr.s, Dh :. sKiLLIN HouGRToN,
$40. howsfd Assosiation, Philadelphia, Pa.
, s.-T.-lSeo-x.-DRAx.'s PLANTATION
They purify, s.rsastSsn & and NJ ,nv,ror.,.
They create : healthy sppstits.
They are a. aattdotsto change OF watss and dIst
They overcome shssss Of dissipation and late
They Strengthen the system and enliv.n tn.
Tlsy prevent niasnatis and iussrm,sts,, ,.v.,,
They purify the breath aad aoidisy of the stom.
\ 1Issy sNrs Dyspspsie and, Constipation.
Iney cure Dtarrhea, Cholera And Cholera Moyhp, :
ache. ~Ns NSVous hssa-
Thsy are the host Bitter. In the world rA.vm,..
the weak man strong, and are exhaustsi NJ ssfnre,s
erees festores. Ihey are composed Of the ceie-
osasea Ceils.Za Bark, Casoarila BARK, Dandeiion,
grsen, Anise, Clover-buds, OranSe Peal snake
5coS cAfa~sy' coriander, BurdocE, s.-T.-isso-
Ins following L sample Of the testimony daily
soLniER' HomE EsurEaIrrEspExr'soryr
'SoissATi! o. Jan. Is, isss.
have giysa your Plantation Bittsrs 10 hundreds
a. oSs noble Soldiers Who stop here, nors or less
narvclous and gratifying. : = : - "'eH
such pIepafation ~ this 10 heartily wi.b IA
every bstashsd. q ". D. .2S H.nsrM. - ns.a on
10y SupeFtntendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
AHorHsR BArrLE nxPnurrp.

A private dispatch, which left Rosscrsns'
hesdqu.rters about l2 O'Clock last night, re-
celved In this city this forenoon, states, that
from movements Of the enemy then making,
there would probably be battle to-day. Moth
ing has reached here since confirming or con.
tradlctlng the supposition. .uH -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
cHARLHsrou.

H"E rR0M CHARLESTON.
Evsythisg Is progressing nnely ct Charles
ton. oilimore and Dshlgreu are working to-
erther as hsrmoniously - any could wish.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23

q. NERVOUS Debility, spermatorrhas, and all
s. can learn q I NEvER-FAiLING RENEDV az
e 81 Il. Y hts ts PsRs,s
eui.s ths potent 70 consult Or rs NV o,.cS ne, re-
;:Ess's ;:sP. ::s Y s's:Rs ss.ss. s
% The CoNysssIoNs AND ExPS.Irsc. nv
an INVALID. Published for the benefit, And A.
hso1 noon s;sy1S; pssty smatare Decay Of Man.
~ :Er cbss one Who Ss hss .a!SS SS n
S,s,IS pnth 70 g!sat ssptnss Apd Injury through
by enclosing . .post-paid addressed e.yelops.
single copies may V had q the author. '''p''
g. sATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my ~-y Bedford, King County, N. y.
EDlroa OF RxrusLlcAN-Dsar Sir, with
ysSr psps Rs,a's:S ssss L ..a ~
fSr nskIDS sad IsioG .spis yssss.Sis BsiS,
TssfFs T.S Fsslis. sSa Il Ssy s,%pI,
Ssani,iSi ni Sfsiiv'ns the same 'oft olsai smpoth aal
Iwin Also mail irss to .hoss hsylus n.,d Head.
that VIII enable them to start : fu,l srowth oi
tS.u Saans Y Hsir whishsrs o. MoustasES, IN less
mall without charge. '@'''a' answered. 'yrs'urn
respectfully E1s EE91Sr' cu.pu.v c
yeN-smd No. Ssi Broadway, New York.
Tnl GR.Ar PENNSYLVANIA RoUrr.-Th,
quickest snd safest route 70 the Northwest An
seuthwese Two through trains daily, and one 0,
sunday. soldiers tickets at Government rates Ia
AZ the principal points In tho North ~ West
FOR tiokets and further apply Il the 81
nee OF the "Great PennsylvaniA Roufs, v northssg,
cornss s psnn,yiy.uia sysspe end SItA street, VI.
.. n.iOn suddsi;s 70 ! .. W NV
so& AGENT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
-SfHGI,Ai=NoffCES.

VI "<44A1 xNO11SGkys
lI.ytss .co.I nseYl ssi.v y.e.n,
E,r,. D:tris Or. .ss 500 w. p .hs sisy.i
;s:'; e "a : ;sssi;;s z !. ''
I,stsass s'sssv rerssv.Asf !ssS sS ,,..
n si kas 100 - DSss,s SspSsi7S ctv Hs,,
peeee e-tfpsf7.as sSs-noAsa Tnesl y,rst District.
TN NAs1oxAL UMoH LnAAgnrwnL HOLD
41hllP ,,Aes1inQ .syssy lTuEsDAx EVENING,
u Osfr hsN, In Eisth street. TAsrs win b
sse~s4 NttI6as bSaD, q. Ne ssAdinssoous
opsn svssy evening. .t1nH7ss ~ Iidapr t-lv
Sanss A. lmuss Ess, n dog lAthori.sd and
al141sf&lzRuaUnassseal = seal6sAnA rsssive sub.
ssflpttoss and eontftbutioaa N support Of the M
tAeeSN qeHS5AC% e,Aa1S Boon.
r,,. srnp. rrssidsnt
A..to. :; M stoAke. sse'M Z Eh
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of .Neryous Debility.
inscnpstsnsy, ffsmaturs Decay and Youthf,,,
Error, sssuaeed By desirs 10 bsnsnt oshers. Vii
be happy 70 furnish to all who need IL (fres Of
charse) the fscips and directions for mskips ths
simple Remedy ussd In bis eass. Those wishi.s
Rsnsdy-wiii rsesivs ths sans, ~ rsturp mali.
carefully sealsd,) BY addrsssins ,5dl
5stal ayl 400 ~ fr JOHN y OGDEN,
aniA-dk.sm .. No. o Nassuts.. n York.
INroRrANr TO FsnAiza-Dv., OAeesemor',
PM'-The combiaatioa Of ingredients in these
pills are the result Of long and extensive prae.
tics They are mild IN their operation, and oer.
tain IN correcting all irrsslsrities, painful men.
strustion, removing all obstruetions, vbsther
NON cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side
palpitation Of the heart, Whites al nervous sfec.
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back ana
limbs, &c. disturbed sisep, which arise from inter.
ruption Of nature. +. -
DR., CHEEsEMAN's PILLs
was the commencement Of new era In the treat.
ment Of those irregularities and obstruotions
which have consigned 20 many 10 sarnAruar
oaAvr. No female esa enjoy good health unies,
she 10 regular, apd Whenever a ohulrustion takea
place tAs gsassal health bsgias n decline,
DR.. CHEEsEMANs PILLS
are ~ osst effectuai remedy ever knovp for ali
complaints peculiar to Fesiss To al classes thew
are Invaluable, tadscta9 vtiA esytstv, pertodtca,
irssslsstfy. They are known to thoueapds, who
have used them Al different psrisds, shrourhout
the country, having The sanstiea Of some Of the
most emineni Psysietass IN Amersaa. %
Explicit direeions, sstfng ssAea Ar Should no, BE-
sssd, with saAh non-ths Prtcs 0se Dollar p,r For.
containing from 30 to % Pills. =" '
Pills ssnf by mai, promptly By remittinr TO the
Propristors. Sold By Druggists generally.
HuTCHINGs HILLYER,
sss-smeod Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok,