Daily national Republican., 1863-02-11
LOCAL NEWS

ferent evenings Of week days, are generally well
q sttended, and often much interest is manifested
The missionary has presented the following sta
hstieal report for the last two months
Distributed Ai2o 'TestAments, in German and
blslributod s,eOo religious papers.
Dis'ributed i,tit,Te1p pages Of tracts, pamphlets,
Held Isi religious services Of all kinds E
These services have been held AZ the Rest in
s1sp ~ ao1Ss ine e ana among feglmsIts desti-
clty And regimental hospitals In the held, among
tsamaieis and soldiers, with l-borers and mechan.
si n poats on the river, In tents and IN the open
ALI with less than score, with hundreds And
Win more than thousand In our Congregations.
.I NJ nave gwen evidence Of pentencei hye or
their own request. The demand for religious read.
ing u great and the supply small.
~ The Last meeting Of the association the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted.
h.soined That, while the zeal devotion and Ac-
tivtty o. our missionary secure our utmost conf
qsnce in bic eiieieney, the manifest tokens OF the
our cordial, eontlniied and libersI sibnoTt and
lsaa us 70 ask, with confidence, the co-operahoR
WIN, Ballantyne, No. loe seventh street, is the
treasurer Of the mission fund. ...r.s
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DnArHs or sOLDirRs.-The following have oo.
Cured since our last reporti
Jno A. Boots, company l, Tth Ind.
Q. MeBlain, company 4, oath MY.
J.c. knowlton, company G, Isth N. II. .r
Josiah NJ. Lyons, company n, 7Sd o.
Levi Lester, company g, is7d Pa.
Thos. Ryan, company X, 2Sd NJ.
Jno. r. Beach, company D, I2sd NY
Sergeant Alex. =, Beatty, company >, 18th N. J.
Geo Cullum, company II, 18th Conn.
Amasa Buxton, company X, I7th RI
Riley Mitchell, company y, seth Mass,
Geo, A. Gunneson, company X, 9th N. II.
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RAW RECRvIT.-on the 18th Of April, 1851,
when the Co ernor Of Pennsylvania, Just after the
Fort sumter affair, at the instance OF President
Lincoln, called for three companies Of militia from
the eoupties OF Mifhin, schulkill and Berka, the
.Grn recruit was PhilAdslphian, who telegraphed
his application. He served three months with the
Logan Guard" Of Lewistown. Mifiin county, and
10 hnoW In the Armory Square hospital, undar Sur
geon Geo. II. Mltehellis medical treatment. His
name is John T. Hunter, and he Is now attached to
the Ninetieth regiment PennEylyanla volunteers.
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The sPIRIT OF OLD IRELAND.--DennIs Ryan,
Eleventh U. s. infantry, was found In a house OF
tll fAme, BY the Provost guard, and arrested in
order to be taken 10 the Central Guard house. On
the Foad thither he broke away from his captors
but, alter . desperate chase, was tetAken. But
not giving up his idea Of escape, at an unRuarded
moment, he gave one Of the soldiers staggering
blow In the face and In the confusion that followed
managed again 10 make his escape lie was, how
ever, finally recaptured and locked up in the guard
house. 10 20 s.a.
PnonoTIoE oF sURoEoNs.-surgeon Pines, in
charge atthe Douglas Hospital, having been ap-
pointed Medical Inspector with the rank Of lieu.
tenant colonel, is relieved from the above duty,
and Assistant surgeon VIM. Thompson, U. s. A.,
has been ordered 10 the same
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} kSoIHER INsrANcE OF the akin Of the celebra-
ted surgeon oculist and AuTist, Dr.. Won Moseh1is-
keF,i shown IN the following letter, which was
reeeived BY un, no doubt prompted by the article
in our local columns lew days since, alIudinE to
the disting uiHhed surgeon, BY the way, Wo are
informed by the doctor that we were wrongly I'm
pressed when We stated that Dr. Won MosohIiSker
was about to retire frsm practice. The truth IA,
heintehds TO pursue his profession IN New York
cityin abort time. We give the letter alluded to
perbai!ng .- ..r .... '..... 4
~ WAsHINoToR, Feb. 8, 1861
This u to certify that while engaged In my duties
nDtossers S..at hontoe, 70 tae QnartermAsters Dc
case ofopthalmin, and which, under medical treat
ment a. that place, increased threatening the ioss
MOsih1isker,o Of wsshingtoh, ana a,h happy 70
Htate Tint under his treatment am entirely fecoV-
s5sa have no ss.itSssy d s,sso%snaiag him
M. II. GoODRIDoH,
.GEBgI Captain and A. q. NJ, U. & A.
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Coz whiTEnuRsT, al PennIylvaniA avenue,
70 obtain superior 1lkeneases az reduced prices'
Fine Card Hgneits, formerly sold at Is per dozen,
TnperisiI fedaeed ftom 10 70 $50 80, selling Whole
size coloTed at only 20, viii excel In. ColOrsd
superior artist for that branch OF businesS' me-.
nessee ofmAny Of those fallen in battle can DO OBJ
tained herej also card photographs OF prominent
mel esnsVeo'eshSeai Veo'sh SeaiTlii q ana mlliIsry. noTA-h
A woAp or ADyIcE.-ThoSe who have been
dootoring ioI weeks and monlhs without obtaining
at No 90 street corner Of Eighth street, and be
ostaeii,hed Rr. Fishblatts reputation as physL
clan. Recent cases cured In a few days. Charges
moderate. % Hl.r DIR. FISHBLAfT,
.EtFH No, t2i Estreet, corner Of Eighth,
-ur .-lar Opposite the General Post Once.
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ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. Vellny IL vet en-
gagged In extensive practice in this city, and we
would call the attention Of the poor puny, enact.
Sted victims q their own sins 70 tie best sources
life At once and brewer ana seeondy cali on tSe
most lhlliul physcians, land none are better than
now nndSrmInlng your constitutions and sending
you TO premature grave. Id
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INpIA RuRnER Goops-It is not necessary for
Mr. n. A. HALL to enumerate the different btyles
and kinds Of Rubber and GuttA PeFoha manIiAe-
and glance into the beautiful store or list OF prieci
his establshment is really the only India Rubber
W0rehOust and "a located At 40 PennsylvAniA ave
nue., next door to mesSrB Harper MItchells Dry
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. dec B-U
DEnRAALE INDIA RUBBER GooDS.-Mr. II. A.
Hall has Just received a lot Of Onioers' Long and
Light dull finished Coats also, dull finished Pom
ohos extra large Blzesj ALSO lot OF blue EngliAh
TalmAA, very long, at $40 each; which he IL selling
at mannfaeturerS priees at his India Rubber Ware
houEe, 80 PcnnsylVaniA avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets oct T-H
Halls RyBBER PA0Es for Ladies', only % cents
each, St his INDIA RUBBER Warehouse, sIO Penn
sylyAnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
feb Sat
Amusements.
Growers THEATRE-The immensely profitable
engagement Of the delightful comic couple, Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Williams, is fast approaching a
close, II therefore behOoVeA all who have not yet
seen their unique performances, and who wish to
do 90, TO benefit themselves by attending at an
early period.
This evening will be performed one OF the most
interesting Irish dramas ever written, entitled
"All Hallow Eve" and is a truthfully drawn pic