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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-29
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Portland Daily Press.

els to treat cith Gen. Rufter-ReGe Reports
FROM Charleston.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. IS.
The flag of truce boat has arrived from City
Point, with 500 Union prisoners, in exchange
for those sent up by Gen. Butler.
The rebel Government refuses any further
exchange, unless all the questions are given
up, abont which our Government has been
contending, and their laws in regard to Off
GERS and soldiers in the negro regiments are
recognized.
They also refuse to receive a flag of truce
from Gen. Butler, or to negotiate with him on
the subject of exchange, because of JEFF Davis
proclamation, out-lawing Gen. Butler last year.
1t will be remembered they were willing to
receive medicines from and to correspond with
him, Notwithstanding the proclamation which
they now make pretext for disseminating
the negotiations, and they have already ex-
changed over 5000 prisoners with General
Butler.
The Richmond Examiner contains the fol-
lowing:
Charleston, Dec. 25.-The enemy com
menced shellng the city last night, keeping
up steady fire, which is still going on at nine
o'clock this forenoon. A fire broke out at two
o'clock, destroying ten or twelve buildings
and causing few casualties. There is heavy
firing in the direction OF Stone, which is be-
lieved to be between our batteries and the
enemys gunboats. The shelling of the city
continued to-day. One white man was NOR
tally wounded, and three firemen badly injured
by the falling walls Of the burning buildings,
and eight or ten were badly wounded. All
quiet at Sumter.
Charleston, Dec. 26.-From twelve o'clock
Thursday night to Friday afternoon 1870 shells
were thrown at the city. The enemy fired
from five guns-three at Gregg and one at
Cummings Point and one from a mortar
battery. The engagement on Johnson's
Island between our light batteries and the
enemy's gunboats resulted in drawn fight.
There were few casualties.
Charleston, Dec. 27h.-The enemy fired
four shells at the city last evening. There
has been no firing from Morris Island to-day.
Our batteries keep up vigorous fire on the
enemy's working parties who are engaged in
erecting another battery at the extreme end
Of Cummings Point. Our loss at Stone was
one killed and five wounded.
Dalton, Ga, Dec. 27h.-Gen. Joseph f.
Johnston assumes command of the Army of
the Tennessee to-day. Scouts report 1000
Yankees at Cumberland Shed, two miles north
Of Cleveland, and similar force south Of that
place.
Orange Court House, Ia, Dec. "a. - The
Yankees destroyed a part of the town of SUI
ray, Page county, by fire. Gen. Rosser burnt
the bridge over Pope's Head Run, but the
high water prevented his doing more damage.
Gregg's (yankee) cavalry pursued and Rosser
was compelled TO swim Bull Run. While in
pursuit, the enemy destroyed two tanneries
and lot of leather at Sherryville, and two
tanneries, flour mill and Government work
shop at Suray.
Mobile, Dec. "a. - Two white regiments,
sent down to Fort Jackson, had not recovered
the fort, and were fighting on Saturday.
The Richmond papers are gloomy over the
effects of Averilrs raid.
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st- We had scarcely an opportunity of
extending the hand of fellowship to Bro.
Knight OF the Courier, and welcoming him to
the editorial fraternity, before he is Off TO the
wars" again. We shall miss him "a. home. :,
but we wish him success wherever he may 20.
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The QUorA FOR PoRTI ANp.-About three
hundred men have been enlisted towards the
quota for this city, as near as can be Judged
from returns and reports. This leaves two
hundred and eight more to be enlisted within
one week in order that the city may escape a
draft
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V-Wc learn that arrangements are being
made fora sleigh ride to West Falmouth, this
afternoon, TO attend the donation visit of Rev
d. Whitcher, of the I. w. Baptist Church, of
that place. We hope large number may 90
and contribute literally in aid of one of our
most faithful and deserving clergyman
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From Washington Ceptnre Of a Blockade
Runner.

From Ceptnre Of q Blockade
Runner.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
President Lincoln took trip down the
Potomac yesterday, and is expected back to-
day.
The rebel schooner Marshal j. Smith, laden
with cotton and turpentine, and bound from
Mobile to Havana, was captured off Mobile
Bay, after brief chase and several Intellectual
subterfuges in hopes of escape, by Lieutenant
Commanding Mccain, commanding gunboat
Kennebec. Her manifest was thrown over
board, but it was understood that the cargo
included POO bales Of cotton. A considerable
sum Of money was captured, which was left in
charge of the Assistant Paymaster of the Ken
nebec, subject to the order Of the proper
authorities. The schooner and cargo were
sent to New Orleans for adjudication.
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e1"Thc semi-annual interest OH the de-
ferred rent scrip of the Atlantic and St. Law
renee Railroad, will be paid at the Office of
the Accountant of the Grand Trunk Com
pany, on and after the LIST day Of January.
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Fer Csuxhs. Cslds snA Ceuuuup ssen.
NvBE Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan b ths most
Il highly approved medicine ever discovered. Is
hds stood the best Of Gil fssfs, T<. Aasine had an
recommended BY our best physiciass our most emf
nsnt efssens the Presss the Trade, In tact BY all
who know Il. For Certificates. which can b. sivea
The proprietors Will eheerfuliv refund H. noaey Il
not emit rely satisfactory Price 30 cents ana NJ IRE
large bottles much the cheapest Ne corxfsi q "a
The genuine which Is prepared only BY REID ctr.
TER Co, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. 6old IN
Portland by dealers generally. dsse 49,
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90 Mrs Thurston has laid on our table a
pamphlet entitled can Address to the three
departments of the United States and State
Governments Of which We presume she is
the author.
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sI- We have received copy of the
" Records of the 18th annual meeting OF the
Maine Medical Association, convened in Port
land June 10, 1861 1t is from the press Of
Stephen Berry, is neatly printed, and contains
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a1-Poems from the Inner Life, is the title
of neatly printed volume, by Lizzie Dotcn.
IL is from the press of VIM. White & Co. Bos-
ton. For sale in this city by A. Robinson. 81
Exchange st.
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% Mr.. f. NuTTEI has recently opened
store at 90 Middle street for the extensive
sale of first class ready made Boots and Shoes,
and has put in a large and well selected stock
Which he is selling at prices within the reach
Of all. Read his advertisement in another
column, and call and examine his goods.
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TuE SroRM.-A northeasterly snow storm
set in yesterday afternoon and it continued
showing at late hour last night. The after
noon train from Boston was detained BY the
storm about two hours.
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~ Mark ii. Dunnell, Esq, OF this city.
was, on the I'D inst, on motion OF Mr.. Nc
Phersos, admitted as attorney and counsellor
IN the u. 8. Court OF Claims, in Washington.
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State"e nt
or THE
Traders & Mechanics ms. Co.,

Correct statement. Nov. ], lst3.
q. b. C0BURN, President.
+. +. SHERMAN, Secretary
MIDpLEsEx IS. Nov. 27. ls63-sworn TO before me.
j. +. Roa.as, Justice of the Peace.
~ Risks taken at fair rates
No assessments have been made in the Mutual
Department for more than ~ years, and large
DIVIDEND is returned.
Agent for Portland and Vicinity,
J. D. SEAvEY. at "a Exchange St.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee. %.
The sales of 5-20's to-day amounted to 81 :
161,650. Deliveries of bonds are made to
Nov. 2lst. Only seventy million dollars re-
main unsold.
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frrost Of t,co Of n.e Chesapeake Pirates.
81. JOHNS, n. b., Dec. %.
Collins and Mckenna, two of the Chesa-
peake pirates, were arrested and brought
before the Police Magistrate to-day. On APP
piicatlon OF their counsel the examination was
postponed for week.
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Rlacks,mith and Farrtcr.


TIME Annual Meeting of the 8 ockholders of the
Il Portland & Forest Avenue Railroad Co., i'll be
held at the store ct NJ. G. Palmer, lii Middle street
on Monday, the 4th day of January A. ID. 1854 at
clock, r. NJ, to choose Directors for the ensuing
year. Also to see il the Company will agree to and
accept the right of way as granted in and by an
order passed by the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City of Portland, Dec 1th, 1863. Also to act upon
any other business which may legally come before
them. MIG. PALMER, Sec'y.
dec2leod-2w
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A arecent legal meeting Of the 1Ahabitants Of
volunteer that should be accepted e - e the
Towns quota Of "a men; and aoeordingy ~ 1Ssas-
urer wa authorized to procure the loa1 q o. no. 70
All who desire TO fnrnish said loan, = anyDast Of
HENRY HYDE SMITH, -
Treasurer - FSyoturg.
Fryeburg, Dec. II. 1883. dsei1 d6W{f
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blockade Raaaing at VII
minDfoa.

NEwBERN, Dec. %.
The new oath of allegiance has been admin
istered to u number of rebel officers and SOL
diers who have recently come into our lines
to accept of the pardon offered by President
Lincoln.
Late Wilmington papers announce the ar
rival at that port of blockade running steam
ers in great numbers A refugee who Just
arrived here, says that % arrived there the
night before he left
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BOARD.

DLEAsANI ROOMS for gentlemen and thsif
i wives Also for single gentlemep. on corner Of
Oxford and Cedar streets. decl8 d1Vs
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TO THE AETZIoTEDi
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. m Clapp's DIock,

c0RSER 0FcOyGR1SS AND ELN sTRkITS.
~ Portland snd vicinity, that b has 49, n tkls
city four months During that tine Ne have tresfss
ssrns q e .ss VIII
the question Is often asked do sAsy s1ay orT6i n
this question VIM ,sy that IN that q - Say
This with the success we have nst witk. 2 4 Sass
guarantee that our services are spprocate1 nm:
S S Lest , patients should Sesy colts = ~ ~
hire say that We shaii stay IN Ills city e I'D ssfi
Dr. Is has been . practical E,eet,sela, ssr tvsp,y.
one years. and 70 also regular grsduatsd ph51o1s1
E y ,S : perfectly adapted to ehreac dssesss
in the head neck or sxtrsmitiss; co1ss1.tisS SSts
involved; acute or chronic rhssnsfisn. ssssSi. "
Of the pns so msas ' S.ss.s
palsy or paralysis. st. vitas' Dance deafl66s 1n1.
me, msrins Or hesisney q speech. dyspepsia, k1ges-
every case that can BE- pressntsdi sstna. hsoncki.
ts strctures Of the chest snd I'll S6sns of issais
complaints. -
ny T1ectr1c1ty
The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and shs ~
leap with 10y and with he agility ana siasie.
bitten limbs restored the uneouth dsfurSificS n.
moved fAintness converted to vtror. voakuenu 10
strength the blind made to sss ths deaft to hssr sns
youth are oblitersfsd the aceids.ss Of mSsrss ~
prevented; the calamities Of old are ohyl13o1 ~
an active circulation maintained
L DIES
Who have cold hands and fsel weak soonschs
lame and weak backs; nervous and alex headache 1
dizziness and swimming in the head. wirh indires.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain u ths Sds
and back; ievcorrhes. Tor whitss): fhlling Of III
womb with internal cancers; tumors. polySur MI
all that long train os diseases win nnd u Eicetrc.
tty sure means Of cure. For painful meastrus1ion
too profuse menstruation and Al Of tkooo lone I'M
of troubles with young ladies' Ueelsieify 4 G1n3s
specific, and win. IN short tis soslose ~ ~
to the vigor Of health. N
~ We hare an Electro C2enSca5 Appcrufus far
extracting Mineral Poison Inn the sy13sn spch a
Mercury, Anfimony. Arsenic, 30. Hun1fedo Who
are troubled with sttG Joints, weak baeks. and van
Gus other difficulties. the direct cause Of vkioA. II
nine cases out Of ten the eject Of poonsss ds1ss
use OF from Eve to eight Bath. =. -
O; and 7 to p. n.
Consultation Free. tvlx is>as
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Notice..

A MAN desiring situation who il cemp esent ta
"A superintend the consfi uction Of 8 WooIen &C
tory and Its Machinery, aid TO run IT, eams whs
addressing A. d. B., Box 20ea, Portland. one isy-
ing some means that be will Invest ~ but snalD is
preferred. decle az
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Rf young man who writes hir hnu6 srunIo,
ID ment IS . book keeper o. copy - a. m ~,
capacity where he can make himself sse1sl
decz2 diff Address 4. o. s., Pres O0ce.
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A GOOD Protestant Girl win End good plase 4.
~ do house work In small family. b. ealing o.
Db. DEMlNG. at No. II Clapp's Block dec2fff
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FTNIIE Annual Meeting of the rropretors of Gus
Il tom House Wharf for the choice of officers and
transactng any other business that may come before
them, will be holden ON Monday, Jan. 4th, 1854, at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Office of Joseph W. Dyer,
Esq, on Commercial Street.
CHARLES NJ. HAWKES., Clerk.
Portland, Dec. 26, 1858 dec2S div
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NO be Len.

fINHE lower part of house situated on Llncoln St
I foot N Smith containing six rooms. Apply at
the premises, deess div
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A GOOD second hand steam engine. eighty 70 enc
dec22 aw JOHN LYNCH co.
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WANTS. LOST.

DIARIES having from $50 to $1,000 70 invsss
= would do well 10 examine the uneree sdenfel
opportunities offered at ~ Con sress sfrest 6Sfars
investing elsewhere. dsc15 AZ III
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Exchange of PrisOaers-Refusai of the ReJ-
els to treat wifh Gen. RHfter-ReJei Report.
In
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Three Days Later from EHrope-4frrirai Of
the Olympus at Nesc York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
Anauaenenla

GRoVER's THEATRE.-BeHSM Of Annette Inee.-
Miss Annette Inee will receive her only benent to-
night, when Ahe will appear JEANNE Deans, in
the play Of the same name, with Miss Susan Denim
a. Enc Deans. Mr.. j. NJ Ward, a young and
brilliant actor, viii make his first appearance
tonight In the character OF Geordie Robertson.
The play itself should attract crowded audience.
His the work OF Dion BourcicAult, and IL drama
tized from Sir Walter scott's novel, The Heart
Of Midlothian
Communications Of persons are being
delighted nightly at this model music hall, by the
talented and artistic performances Of the ave
beautiful stars-M'lles Augusta and Marie and
Misses Mortimer, De Faiber and Pennoyer Per-
hAps we may never have another chance Of seeing
such combination Of superior talent. They Ap-
pear tonlght, with the entire company, In spIsn-
did bin Of performance, concluding with the ever
entertaining pantomime, The Golden Axe with
all Of itG astonishing tricks, delusions, transfer
nations, &C. The scenery prepared for this piece
IL really magnificent. Tomorrow afternoon the
great fairy stars appear Tor the especial accom-.
mediation Of ladies and children. Doors open at
- O'Clock.
the GREAT DIoRAMIC ILLUsTRATIoNs or THE
CRIMEAN Wan will bo opened on Monday night
next, at Odd Fellows He'll, when our citizens may
prepare for q treat.
VAMETIEs-My love, why is cloudy morning
like a meet quAdrApedi Because II looks very like
rein-dear. The above may cause smile, but for
real hearty laugh, go TO the national amusement
inStitution-tho Varieties. The management, on
account Of an increase Of their company, are un-
der double expenses all this week. Among the
new oomeTS-the youthful dAnseuse-HelenA
Smith has made most favorable impression. The
ease, grace, STYLE DASH and beauty OF her dancing
Is refreshing treat, after the stereotyped dances
so often put upon the boards Of music halls in
general.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
IRON moN-oLAD SEA STEAMERS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, March 70, lses.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT WILL, until April
i3th next, receive proposals for the complete con
stTuotion and equipment for service, Including
wrought iron gun carriages, but excluding guns,
ordnance stores nautical Instruments, snd fuAl OF
iron iron-elAd steAmers, Of about 5000 tons
burden, measured as single deck vessel, ard q
dTRught Of water. The boats, mRsts, yards, and
rigging TO be Ofiron; and the armament to consiat
OF ten guns In q easemate, each weighing about q
ons without the carriage.
The boilers to be Of the horizontal tubular kind,
with 1900 square feet Df hregrale SUI face, AMI
90 600 square feet Of wAtcTheatng surface. Tie
machinery to consiet Of two SEPARATE pairs Uf
dlrect-aotion, horizontal engines, operating indie
pendenuyi two iron screw propollers Of tS teet df
Ameter, one under each counter OF tae vessel
Capacity Of each OF the four cylinders, i5l cubic
feet. To be provided with Sewella surface con.
denseT, containing $500 square feet Of exposed
tube surface for each pAir OF engines. BunkeFs II
be provided for 900 tons OF coal
Proposals will be received on general plans ard
apeoihoations that may be examined At Navy
Department. or parties may propose on plaps and
specifications Ofhull and machinery Of their own.
mar lt-SOt
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
AUCTION SALES.

DY ,. Q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auct,o,,,r.-
ID IMPROVED AND URIMPRO HED PROPERTY
At PUBLIC AUCTIoN,-on TUESDAY AFTER
we shall sell Lots o, and q, IN subdiyision oi
Square No. t fronting q feet each on Flfst street
west, between north D aud G streets, and running
back i57 feet inches, and containing each S,sTII
Also, part Of Lot 9, In square ds1 fronting al feet
on D street south between FouT-and-a-half and
sixth streets west, running back iSl feet inches
improved by two two-story frame dwelling houses
Also, east half OF Lot 90, in square as1, fronting
75 feet on a 20 foot alley running from Ninth "a
Tenth street west between south d and streets
imRI9vsa 5g tthT;oSs,oIy sme am aweIng house
~ months with interest, secured by deed Of trust
JAMES c. Mcguire & CO.,
april Auctioneers.
pY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuotIonssrs.
- SALE or MEDICAL AND OTHER BOOKS
At aUCIJOh-On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, At
to,clook p I'VE shall sell AT our Auction Rooms,
corner Of seventh and d streets, No. sac, lot OF
Books consisting Of
Bell and Stokes's Practice
HOTnef'B Anatomy
histology, Eberieis Therapeutics
Pereia's MateriA Medlca and therapeutics
Dunglison's Medical Dictionary
Do MAteriA Mediea and Therapeutics
Do Human Physiology
Do Practice Of Medicine
Wilson's Human Anatomy, Goddard
RamsbothAmB Process OF PartuTition
Druitps Modern Surgery
Clinical Medicine, by Graves and Gerhard
Gi6son,s surgery United DispsnSatory, by
Medical Jurisprudence, by Or. Gray
COoper's Surgical Dictionary
Medical Recorder, by Jameson, NJ d.
Brahwaips Retrospect Of Practical Medicine
And lot Of MIseellaneous Books. Terms cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
apo- AuctioneeTa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES. .UT

C1-Leeturs atg1hssds aaIl.--Miss ONEIDA
ES1ELLE DU BoIs, a French Zambo, who was
born the slave OF her uncle In Southern Alabama,
will LECTURE Al smeedis Hall, tsi Ninth street,
on SATURDAY EVENING, Rt7k o,ciock, giving
briefly an account Of her surroundings In early
childhood, her escape TO Ohio, her education A.
Oberln, and her journey TO and residence Of three
years In the Republic Of HAITI treating Of the mAn-
ners, customs, privileges, wants, and Necessities
of the people Of that country.
The lecture will be free, relying upon the gem
eroslty Of the audience TO contribute what they
At At the close Of the lecture TO aid her In the estab
liahment Of a School for young Ladies' in Haiti.
Colonel Romaine, the Haytian Minister, will be
invited 20 be present.
Miss Du Bols will also sing several antl-slavery
and patriotic songs, accompanied by the Guitar
Rp tO-2ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

10 Anniversary OF the Freodman'a Re-
lief Association The Annual Meeting OF the
National Freedman's Relief Association, Of the
District Of Columbia, will be held on FRIDAY
EVENING, the 10th instant, at Th O'Clock, In
the Methodist Protestant Church, on Ninth street,
between n and y.
Tho Annual Report Of the Society will be pre-
sented, and addresses may be expected from Hon.
J, c. Underwood, Rev. W. II. Claiming, General
Martindale, Senator Pomeroy, and others.
ape-2t N. DUBOIS, Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

~ The Great tPennsy1Vania ROute.--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
all tho principal points IN the North and West
For tickets and further information apply At the o.
zoe Of the "GTeAt PennsylvAniA Route, !" northeast
corner PennsylvAniA avenue and Sixth street, un-
der National Hotel. once open from q. m. 70
p. m ION Sundays to tp. m. .
aug Sly AGENT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

WHo WILL BE CUREDt-we desire 20 call special
attention TO the advertisement Of the celebrated
d.. 'Vellny, which appears in another column. The
Doctor is q safe and reliable practitioner, whose
ekill and experience IL guarantee that the unfor-
tunAte victim OF certain tndscretion with con-
hdence intrust his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means oi
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

p-BatchsIor's Hair Dys--Tho Best I'm
the World-WllllAm A. Batchelor's celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not 70 be distinguished
least; remedies the lleffeotH bad dyes and nvig
crates the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns q splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. sold by all
DruggiBtH, ho.
n genuine In signed WIN. A. BATCHELOR,
on the four sides Of each box,
Factory, No. 81 barclay street, (Late 2s1 Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York. my 22-Iy
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

NAUTION.--All persons are hereby cautioned
- against puTehasing two notes Of hand dated
Camp Near Falmouth, january 2sth, 1869, given
by the undeTsigned and one II. c, CObuFn, and
payable to II. q. Coburn or order for live hundred
otss SSrs ysS M
and by deception, AhAll not pay them.
RUFUs D, PINKHAM.
March %, 1853,
Ap 6-d9tWits
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

A woRD OF ADvIcE.-Those who have beer
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. Fishblat whose once Il
At No al street. corner Of Eighth street, and b
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience hal
established Or. Fishblatt's reputation AZ physi
clan. Resent oaaea cured in few days, Charger
moderate. DIR. FISHBLAfT
No. t2l \ street, corner Of Eighth,
.4. Opposite the General Post Oinoe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

DARE CHANCE.--1he goodwill, fixtures,
IL and small stock OF store, amounting TO
about one thousand dollars In the best part OF the
Avenue, for sale, A good stand for CLOTHING,
SUTLER, AND SADDLERH STORE Enquire for
psrtieeuIsis pe AZ he General Agency omee, OIL Enth
City Property, In all parts OF the city, for sale
Houses to let, with furniture for sale. Inquire
above. n X. MILLER.
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