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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

uAsmiis wss on her lips, ,heanh wAI1n her lock,
m 80 ll7ll, ,l77 Ilill - . - . l.ilIiI1
,lrsasth was iiAsr step, and in her bpads- IlAa-
H,F b u " u EAO
'""O" '''' afRgrE = gEgI
.-.r.r s--r--isso--x-
A lew bottles Of PianiAtion Bittsr' ,r-.,..
VIII cure HsrvOus Hsadsshe
t" cod tri4smilis. and Tsvsti.h lips
sour stomach Gud Fptid Breath
Flstulsnoy and Indigestion
Nervous A6eetions
Excessive Fatigue and short breath
Pain over the Eyes
Mental Dependency
Prostration, Great Weakness
sallOw COmpls1iOn, weak npHsis, &c.
Which are the evidences of
Liver COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
1t is estimated that SovsntsathS Of all sdult
ailments proceed from diseaSsd and torpid liver,
The hillary SssrstIOnS OF the liver ovsrnowins
into the stomach poison the entire system and
exhibit the above symptoms.
AFTER long research, We are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare
diseases, the world has ever produced. within
one year over six hundred and Forty thousand
persons have taken the PisntStioA Bittsrs, and
not an instance Of complaint has coma 10 our
knowledSei D..
Hha most eFeetusi tonic and agreeable stimu.
liant, suited to all conditions Of life.
The reports, that II relies upon mineral sub
stances FOR ts active properties, are wholly fsIss
For the public satI,isotOn, and that patients may
consult their physicians, We append list Of IT.
oomponsntS. 'o
CALmATA DARE-Celsbrated ibr over two hun
dred years in the treatmsat OF Fever snd Agus
DyupSpsIs, weakness, &C. 1t was intrOdueed int
Europe by the Countess, wife of the vioeroy o
Peru, in 1910, and afterwards sold BY the Jesuit
for ne enormous price Of Gs Ovn psi9h in siiSr
under the name Of Jssuirs Powders, and was hnaIJ
made public by Louis XVI. King Of France. Hum
boldt makes especial reference to Its febrlfus,
qualities during his south American travels.
CAscARrLLA BASH-For dinrhoa, collie and dis
cases Of the stomach and bowels.
DASpELIoN-For Inflammation Of the Ioins an,
dropslcal affections. ..
CHAHonILE FLoWERs-For enisebled digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-AromStic, stimulant an
: tonio-hishly invigoratInS in nervous debility.
q wrNIERoREEE-For scrofuIS, rheumatism, 40.
z ANIsE-An aromatic eHrminStive; creating nesl
q muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
8 Also, Glove buds, orange, oaTTSwAy, eortHndel
? snAke-root, ke.
.B. .I
: S.T.-Is6O-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, OF Spanish origir
i imparting beauty to the complexion and brlIanc
4 to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce
n the world, and we withhold its name for the pre-
, ent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

% All manure hitherto purchased from this
Depot must be removed within the time above
specified, 1t will be resold for the benefit Of the
Government mar lT-dtds
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

N NO PAY.
/" To Know THE DISEASE IS HALF TIE CURE.
% DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given to any person II Drs' BRoTHERs q
GRAY fall to describe their disease and symptoms,
without seeing the patient, by chemical Analysts
Of the urine ths iifst in the morning Is required.
our Medicines are wholly vegetable and prepared
by ourselves. Happily for suffering humanity, the
MeFeuFiAl or Mineral practice II so mAnifeatly In
furious, that 1t IL now gradually on the wane, and
must in few years sink into oblivion. God, in
his infinite goodness, has given to suffering man
practice tar superior, and shown us that there iE
yet BALM IN GILEAD.
There's not plant or flower below,
But makes his glories known"
Once No. ITO South b street, between Ninth and
Tenth, near Smithsonian Institution.
mar 9S-eo2ws
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IMPORTANT cERTTIcATEs,

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES, q
ROehsasr, n. Y. Derenber %, 1851.
Messrs. P. N DRAKE q Co: have been a great
sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years,
and had to abandon my profession. About three
monehs ago tried the Plantation Bittsrs, and TO my
great JOY, am now nearly we'll man. Ihsversc-
commended them in several esses, and, a. far SS
know, always with signal beneht.
lam, respectfully, yours,
REV. s. OATHoRE.
PAaOdeIphIS ION MOuA, ITn Doy, 1891.
RESPECTED FRIEED: My daughter has beeA much
benefited by the use of thy Plantation DitterS
Thou wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
Sherman HOuSe, Chicago, H., Fet. II, 1858.
Messrs. P. II. DRAKE Co.: Please send US
another twelve cases Of your Plantation Ditters.
As a morning appetizer, they appear to have SUI
p.rceded everything else and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &C., GAGE& WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply any
demand for this article which nom lack Of govern
ment stamps has not heretofore been possible.
The public may rest assured that In no case will
the perfectly pure standard Of the Plantation BIT,
tiers be departed nom. Every NOHls bears ne foe
simiIe Of our ssnGurs on steel plate sngrovtng, or Il
cannot b genuine.
Sold by ali Druggists, Groceries and 'DsAlsrI
throughout the country.
Pm. DRAKE h CO.,
BToSdWSy, NY
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

OHIO LANDS FOR SALE.-Wnl be offered at
" public sale, in the town Of Mlddletown, Marion
county, Ohio, on TUESDAY, April 1th, 1853, BY or
ing sex acres, divided Into six lots one lot with
privilege OF the whole.
This land belonged 10 the late John Marron, Esq,
Third Assistant Postmaster General, and 10 con-
sidered one OF the best tracts in the state.
For further particulars apply TO
EDWARD Z. DYER,
26B PennBylvantA Avenue, between
mar2i-eodst Twelfth and Thirteenth BtreetI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
on GEoRGEToWE HEiaRTS,

This valuable estate may be purchased, on early
application to the subscriber In person, by let
ter through the Washington Post once
1t Is bounded by four streets, and will be pArtiou
larly described TO any at distance deGiringit
As desirable place Of residence, for gentle
man Of means, 1t has no superior near Washing
ton. A. HYDE,
ONCE In Riggs & Co.'S Banking House.
mar l8-eOd1t' Nat. Int, StaT.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
u- Pu BourBon vthlsky,


BoTTlNu ny
yUDoLPBo WOLFE, @A
NEW YoRE.
To ne Cli1enI Of Washington:
For some time past, LhaVe been solicited, by the
Medical Faculty Of this city, to add to my schie
dam Aromatic sohnAPpS" business the bottling Of
Pure Bourbon whisky which could be relied on
by the medical profession. would have acoeded
to their request some time since, but found It aim
cult to procure pure article. After considerable
dihhoulty and delay, have arranged with two dis
tillers IN Bourbon county for regular supply. !
have also located an agent In Jouisville, KY, for
the purchase OF Bourbon whisky, direct from the
diStillers, when offered for sale in that market.
The whisky will be put up in my schnaPp'S bot
tles and packed in caSes Of one dozen each, with
fac Slmile Of my signature on the label.
~. 1TemAiR, yours, respectfully,
UDOLPHo WOLFE,
No. q Beaver street, New York.
New YoRE, January SOth, Iso3.
UDoLPHo woIFE, Esq, "a Beaver st., New York.
nEAA sIRi Tho want OF Pure Liquors for Medl-
cal purposes has been long felt by the profession,
and Thousands Of lives have been sacrificed BY the
use OF Adulteratsd articles. ..lh ..
We have tested the several articles which you
sent u.s. and consider II justly entitledto the high
reputation you claim for II. . .sCs.. ASA. ..--.
We would recommend you to appoint some OF
the respectable ApOtheoarieS In diheront parts OF
the United States rs Agents for the sale Of your
Bourbon Whisky, where the profession can obtain
the same, when needed for medicinal purposes.
wishing you success in your new enterprise,
, We remain your obedisnt servants,
VALENTINE MoTT, NJ. D., No. Gramaroy Park.
J. NJ! CARHoCHAN. NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
Surgery, surgeon4n-ChIef TO the state HOE
apital, &C., Ne. Il East Sixteenth street. agu
LEWIS A. sAYRE, M. D.. Te6 Broadway. .aI..l
II. p. DE WEES, n. D., IpI broadway. ..if .urlu
JoSEPH WoRsTER, NJ. D., 40 Ninth street., ri p
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D., n Bleecker street.
JOHN O'REILLY, NJ. D., 2oo Fourth street,
B.J. RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
| and practice Of Surgery, New York Medical
| College, ko., 81 Ninth street, and others, O..
TO NTRY MEROHANTB,
DRUGGISTS,
| AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
Ibeg leave to inform the Public have appellate,
the following hrms, Agents for the sale Of thil
Pure Bourbon Whisky, where samples can Away
be seen, and will soon be for sale by every Grocer
Druggist, and ApothecAry, and Hotel in the Unite,
States.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
"a Beaver Street, N. Y
W. II. BROWN d BROTHERS, Agents, Bait
more. feb 2s-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
DUARTERMAsTRR,s OFFICE,
" BALTIMoRE, March 10, 1856

4 An OAE ASAA1
" BALTIhoRE, March 10, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office till noon on MONDAY, the 9oth Of March,
1882 for a supply Of dry, hard meTohAntable OAK
and PINE W0oD, for the use OF the Hospitals and
Camps in and around Baltimore, for the months OF
April, May, June, July, August, september, Octo:
ber, November and December, 1881, to be delivered
at the said Hospitals and Camps, or furnished at
their Yards. The bids must be for each kind OF
Wood separately, and the prices per cord for each
month must be stated. The quantity OF Wood per
month will probably be about 900 10 1900 cords
Of Oak and loo cords OF Pine.
BidderA must establish their loyalty By unques-
tIonAble evidence and a guarantee from two Te.
sponBible loyal citizens OF their ability to tulnl
their contracts, II awarded, will be required.
Payments will be made when funds are furnished
by the Treasury Department for that purpose.
JAS. BELGER,
mar I2-dtd Col and QuArteTmAsteT.
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~ n o O E n 1 r 5.

~ n o O E n E 5.
Old Java Coffee, 20 cents per pound.
Old MaraoAibo Coffee, IS cents per pound.
Good Ground Coffee, % cents per pound.
Best SuBar-ouTed Hams, y cents per pound
Good Brown Sugar, 12K cents per pound.
English Dairy Cheese, equal TO Chedder Cheese,
only 20 cents per pound.
The finest Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson,
oolong, and English breakfast Teas, Gown
Importation"
Fox's celebrated Crackers.
Boads do. Boston Milk Soda Crackep.
Exton'B do Fancy.
Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, and Corn.
For sale by VIM. cORWIN BURGY,
mar 2s-st Corner and Eleventh SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
AUCTION SALES.

DH ,. O. MCGUIRE = CO., Auotionesrs.
- EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEVEN BUILDING
LotA corner Of Conneeticut avenue and North L
atbouotk, d NJ pflnIllts, " shan Saif 10 th8
Rlghegt BIDDER, ElsYen building Iotr sitaAtea y
street, nine Of the lots front on North street. add
run back 70 q ten foot alley, two Of them i'm.
proved BY Dnall brick housesD and two front on
Conneetcat avenue, between Land NJ streets. N
These Lots are desirable sizes for building sites,
and the location IL very hne.
Terms; One-third In cash, the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by 4
deed Of trust on the premises. p h''''IlA'
BY order Of the Executor.
mar 2t-eodkds Auotioneers.
DY >. O. MoGUIRE a co., AuetIoneers.
@ SE sO a AK RHsa aOGaISS 4 ias oSrS
zENUMBER oFlHoRsEs AND MULES, %
Condemned ss unat for public service, belonging
to the Quaftermastefia Department I'
Terms cash, In Government funds.
CHAs. X. ToMPKINs,
.rN = Capt; "A ~, U.s;A.
mar 2S-ts Auotionests.
DY }. O. MCGUIRE a co., AuotIoneers.
ID WILL BE Sold AT PUBLIC AUCTION, IN
the rear Of the QuArtermaster's Warehouses, on
@ street, between Twenty-hrst and Twenty second
streets, on TUESDAY, slst March, 1907
Pork and Flour Barrels, Kegs, &C.
They will be put up in small lots. |...
Terms cash IN Government funds. ... .... ...
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
fn.-. III .ssti-g a.. r. q. N. TOMPKtNS,
Capt and Asst QuItsrmAater U. 8 A.
u,,oo-a q IS JAMES C. A'sUlssE sG,sioSSs,,, + co.,
DY ,. O. Mcguire a co., Apetioneers,
ID VALUABLE UNIAfPRoHED 'PRoPERTY on
Capitol MI Of Public Auction.-0n WEDNESDAY Y
AFTERNOON, March 26th, at O'Clock, on the
prsmlHea, we shall sell Lots %, % a. 28, and part
Of a. In square 26 fronting respectively second
second and streets Also, lot No. q, IN square
No, T74, fronting on Second street east between
North o and d struefu.t v.
| TERME-One-thtrd cash; tho remainder in six and
twelve months, for noteI bearing interest, and 90
cured by deed Of trust on the premises: -
| %. .'.''i'J J. c, MCGUIRE h CO.,
I'd Auetioneera.
mar is-eodhds tstar.l ' ,...'''.' 1T
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

PAssfNo CoUHrEnFEIT MONEY. = Chas. Ross,
alas Jaoohs was arrested last night At Canterbury
Hall for passing counterfeit three dollar bill on
the Grand River Bank, Michigan, on one Of the
waiter boys. He had some forty dollars OF said
money upon his person, and while at the station
house acknowledged he had passed q large amount
Of II, and stated that It had considerable oircula-
tion IN the army. He was locked up for the night
and this morning Justice Ferguson, after partial
hearing Of the case, turned him over 10 the mill
tary authorities.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
OAHTERBURY HALL.
v Louisiana Avenue, nsar Sira Sro.t.

Gas ERBURY HALL
louisiana Avenue, near Si1tA Sired.
.THJ. 6FE1I. cos5kFssz o. xKrIsrEsxND
= . REPRESEETlTIYES OF =, -.
81 bfirth, VIZ, and Bsssty, Il u
", ~" TSE REST BILL, or TIE sEAsON,
Ths Canterbury Troupe stili oontiRpaa 70 Atitsst
Hsnehdous crowds Of Intelligent and amusement
loy,ne suditoI.l which proves the oAnisreuryh
T'hs Great Afasio Hall Of ~ World.
The Present Company eoniains .r,,,
Eyet appearing on one stago At the same tins:
Either one Of them d sufhcisntto attract crowded
IooKf BEHOLD AND WONDER 49,.
ATTHIS LIST OF STARSf
Miss Kate Pennoyer,
Hr..t .,r n Mla EEnostins de Father.
Misses Lille brandon, Beula wolbert, Jennie
Allen, Kate Harrison, Annie Edwards, Mile Jen-
ME, and IA Petite klla; MI ~ W; LagAnTS TSi,i mT:
Armstrong, and Master Johnny, Troupe OF
ATtisteS such Ab are seldom seen within the walls
The above large and taleated company will sp.
pear IN selection OF Songs, Duets, Dances, Negro
ComioAlitiea, PAntomlmea, 40.
LAST week Of THE GIPsY,s TRIO. .-....,
THE COURT OF BEAUTY, In the beautiful
HoN!ToN-C CHoN. .ToN-LAw, or
THE FESTIVAL or TIE CELESTIALS
The entertainment will conclude with the ballot
voLKU,vENT, or THE MILLERs.
Door open at 7 O'Clock, Performance sta
Admission, rs otS.I Orchestra, 90 ots.i Private
Boxes, (holding six personsD %.
A Grand Mstinee sA5ysPAY ys AITERNooE, at .
Admissiop-LAdiss 20 cents, Children 10 cents
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

n w. GOODALL, -.
U. PLUMBER,
AND r.
Gas AND STEAM PITTBR,
664 Seventh street, Hsar Canal Bridge,
WARRINGTON.
All orders executed at the shortest notice, In the
most substantial manner, and on reasonable terms.
Personal attention given 70 every department Of
the business. nov -
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

SMITH,g, 400 Seventh street, HsAdquArters for
y Clothing ""h jazz
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

a, DEATHS or soLDIERs.-Ths following deaths
have occurred since our last reports
sHuhart - smith, 20, \, 10th Conn.
d. ndmmsf, 60. u, t6pth n Y.
.. Mehn, %. I, iooth n. N. lUA a asHIlI l'.1Es "a
n. y. Ross, 90. A, lst Artillery, IIth W. i
Jas. n Joslin, 60. A, iIth W.
RS Ives, orderly sergeant, 90. @, 18th N Y.
,. Mitchell, teAmstsr, ID Md.
D. Cole, laborer, ID Md. .
~ How'd, 90. X, aoth Conn. ..s.. ...
n L. Babcock, q. n, 18th Mass. I.
>. clifford, 90. n, id5th NY.
J. a. Blllingham, 90 A, ibsd N. Y.
y. souddio, 90. \, isTth NY
). Hart, 90. D, n. " cavalry.
N, Peck, co. n, ieoth NY.
L. W. RAthbun, 90. A, tth IL
n. Nicholson, 90. y, 18th W
j. Wick, 90. D, - N. Y. artillery.
Geo. shsrtle, 60. 4, 18th Penn
Jas. Philiipa, tsan,ater, "a Md.
LIE. FranFtnntid, % D, t1sth NY
Jno. Myeh, eastman, ID Sid.
JF. Vernon, co. X, Ist U. s. cavalry.
~, Eekler co, :, 10th N. Y. artillery.
l. scranton, company 1, 18th Conn.
Ephralm Farmer, company II, 10th N. J.
8, D. smith, company II, Ith Mich. cavalry.
serg. n. spaulding, company L, 9th N. Y. eRv'y.
o. D. sanboyAn, company A, iGt w. artillery.
}. Clancy, company X, l5oth Pa.
s. Hardick, company D, 18th N Y.
RobG simpson, company A, 18th Pa.
J. Gallagher, company D, 10th Mass.
Thos. X. Mclaughlin, company X, i1oth Pa.
Corp. ,. N. Bartlett, company 4, lt2d Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
HARDWARE, BAR-IRON AEDsTEEL.

BAIt-IAoN ANDbI1kL'
Hardware, BaT-lron, steel
Horse Nails and shoes
Diamond state ShoeinG Iron
Axles and Axle Boxes
Springs, Carriage and lire BoltS
Hubs, spokeS, Felloes, ShAitS
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
HAireloth Springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinds
English and American NAfnishea.
A large and complete stock OF the above con-
stantly on hand. .,
THOMPSON CO.,
No. $40 Ninth st., opposite Centre Market,
ebT Late @. r. Thompson Bro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

ODD FELLOWS HALL. -
BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY
KAvANAGH, ,GoLDTHwAITE, and DEERY,
10 assisted by .H
'''". MICHAEL PHELAN " o.
VIII give a grand r.''u 4 ~
.. EXHIBITION OF BILLIARDS .....
at the above Hall on ' ' IT."
Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
March 3Oth and 3Ist.
To be obtained at the principal Hotels, billiard
Rooms, Restaurants, and at the door ... ..H.
Doors open at Z, playing 10 commence at TX
O'Clock, and on Tuesday afternoon, March 9ist
for the accommodation OF iadies and families.
mar 23-lw (Btar and Chron.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

EoR CLOTHING, GALL AT
Il J. BRUCE l. CO.'S,
tBA Seventh street,
jan % two doors below Smith ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

OOLDHAs GONE UPl COTTON GOODS HAVE
" gone upl sugar, Lard, Flour, and MolSsSeS
ditto And still we sell, at Wholesale, our
Boston Crackers at cents
Soda Crackers at 7 cents
Water Crackers ut cents
100 bblB. Ginger Cakes, at S6.25 per barrel
Small Pies, eA.6O per hundred
Large Pies, est eli per huAdFsd-At
DAYToN'S BAKERY,
fSb 2O-lm A56 Eleventh It,, bst q and ".
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

EAsT ERN PHO ODUCE
1000 barrels Apples,
400 do Potatoes,
100 do Turnipa,
400 do Cider,
tons Vermont Butter.
In store, and landing, by
LESTER CO.,
Connootiout House,
dec 26-df near Baltimore Depot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
GREAT TRAGEDY ARTisTs,

Last rdshsbS. 1SrSs q tks UnsqaSIied Comblaa.
f tion of tt wy
GREAT TRAGEDY ARTtsrs, '''
:. W. WABLACR, Jr., and
Ell. DAVENPORT,
Supported BY
Mlsses EMILY MEsTAYER,
E ADA PARKER, VA
E Messrs J. \. WHITING,
CHARLES BARRON
BY particular request, win b produced on this
occasion for the Isst time The play, greatest Of all
In the English Language, most popular with the
American people, And inc boast Of all whose YER
nAculsr is the same tonguoi f.r
HAN EFT,
Hamlet 49, \. L. Davenport
Tin which character be is ne peer Of all actors
nvingl
Ghost Of Hamleps fathef J.w.wallAck, u
I'm which character he i unequaIied)
Ss.;,.: GsSs,i: !. {: cA..i.: a.: S.;iss S.;s;,
F5is.ia. F5Ss Si."alr. VI s;H. ss.:,. sss::
Admission 50, aS, and 7O cents. Secured Seats n
cents additional
mar % '| IT,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

ONDON,
IL LIVERPOOL,
GENEVA,
AND
AMERICAN WATCHES.
MW.G GAIT 4 BRO. call attention to their a.
aoTtment Of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS FINE WATCHES,
WATCH CHAINS,
And Every Description Of
RICH WELRY.
Parties in search Of reliable nmS-KeeperS viii
And ouT stock TO embrace those BY AL he more
M. W. GAIT L BRO, Jewellers,
S5i PonnnylvaniA avenue, near
mar lO-lW Metropolitan Hotel.
THE PEOP E's
OIROULATIR9 LIBRARY,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

A FPLIUATIUNb Tor UupIoAt0 a
IA Warrants.
Application having been made under tho act OF $50
June, 1860, for the reissue OF the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged to have been
lost Or destroyed, notice IL hereby given that, at
the date following the description OF each warrant
new certificate Of like tenor will Be issued n no
valid objection Ghbuldt hen appear.
No. B5All, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1885, In the name of ROWen s, Keenan,, and
was granted November IS, ls66-ApFil i8, 1855.
No o. $50, for l6O AerOa, issued under the act OF
March, 1855, in the name Of Eloy WinAns, widow OF
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
CommiIBionOI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

r'oH-'' = fofToy~ ofoy~ : lalsA i a. n4'PP-''l 4P'Y'
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
L B6RDENTowN, N. J,

This Institution Is pleasantly located on the
Delaware river, thirty miles north Of Philadelphia
10 has been in successful operation for more than
ten years. and 10 one Of the most nourshlng insti-
tutions OF learning in the country.
Special attention 10 paid TO the Common and
Higher branches Of English, and superior advan-
tARea furnlshed in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing, and Painting. French and Latin are
taught by experienced teachers.
Peraons coming from the south can leave Wal.
nut street wharf Philadelphia ate and q. M, and
REFERENCES IN WASHINGTON
Hon. J. c. Ten Eyek, BenAte.
Hon, J. N L. strstton, House Of representatives,
John p. Polk, state Department.
James l. Cox, Treasury Department.
Revenue.
8. l. Groot, NJ. d.
For catalogues, address -
feb i6-3ms President
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

This (NvSanselayD Hnvsnihs, March 40,
Last Night bat ThrSs q ths Unsqaslied comblna
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

Another wonderful Ingredient, Of Spanish origin,
imparting beauty to the complexion and brilIAncy
to the mind, is yet unknown to the ooRmsTee OF
the world, and we withhold its name for the pres
ent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

A Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at .
O'Clock, for Ladies and Children.
Admlssiop-LAdiss 20 cents, Children 10 cents.
mar 21-Gt t''. H."
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
CROvEns TIEnATRE,

y raa.y,.u~.. l...u.. s.sr Wal.ras Ho'
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

0OAL OILy--Ths best COAL OIL In the city,
~ only 80 cents per gallon, At the
NEW YORK GROCERY,
mar 2B-8t Corner and Elevents streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

Door open at o'clookj Performance At 9.
Admission, rs ots.i Orchestra, 90 otB.i Private
BoxeB, (holding six persons,) %.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
DRUGGISTS,
AND
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W. II. BROWN q BROTHERS, Agents, BAfti-
more. feb 2S-lm
, 1863-07-22
Collision Between tho IS M. e,
Forsyth and "LIbcrty No.
2"-OMsrnGeOzss Conduct o1
The '*F0rsy t4l.ss

Editors Chicago Tribune:
On my trip up from VickEburg on the J. Il.
Dirkey, We labded at Memphis to f}nd tho
above named boats waiting for passengers
The DIckCy was heaTlly loaded, and 6kxr was
strong competition for the passengcrs The
Forsyth considers herself The boat. She is u
regular ST. Louis and Memphis packet, while
the Liberty is an Ohio river packet, runnin.
between Louisvifle and Memphis. All spcI
are very much dslked By those calling them
selves the " "regula1s '-it's the same iu the
Mrmy.
Tie Liberty succeeded in obtaining her
proportion Of Passengers, aud started fifteen
minutes later than the Forsyth. Two hours
rru brought her close to the Forsyth; half an
tt'ur more brought her alongside and We had
a clever run tor short distance, but it was Of
no ute-tle Forsyth must yieId. eul could
lot do 20 gracefully, When the Liberty was
half her length past, the Forsyth turned her
b. &arboard wheel. smashing the cook room,
wheel house, and braces to the wheel. It ID
1hr greatest wonder she did not sfuk us. II
there is any law regulating such afEuirs, it
should BE- yisited upon tue Forsyth to the full
extent Of its severity. We were Obliged to
u, up for repairs about three and one-fourth
Leurs.
The Liberty No. 2 is. with one or two ex-
ctrtions, the fastest boat on her route. She
IT. commanded hy genueman-Capt J. W.
Conner. and Is model for beauty and speed.
Her table is us rich In every respect, Us any
found at the frst-class hotels. Her clerk,
Geo. 0. Hart, IL a gentleman peculiarly adap.
ted to the position, and both officers anu crow
are affable and obliging. All persons travel
Irg South from Cairo, are Recommended to
90 aboard this boat III preference to any now
II, the trade known to tho writer. Not
vithssanding the detention we were In Cairo
some tins IN advance Of the Forsyth She
h::e not set arrived. s,