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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
BIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN,

vylENNlAL EhAMlNATlON OF in e
ID VALID PENsIONERS-PEssIoSo OFFICE, Au.
Army invalid Pensioners, required by an act Of
Congress approved March Q, 1859, will take place
on and after the Ath day of september, 1868, and
must preeede the payment Of pensions then falling
date prior to the ath proximo will have any valid
ity.
All examinations under the aboye.nsincd law
are required to be male by two surgeons. No Ger
surgeon. VIII be accepted uniess It 10 clearly i'm
practicable for the pepsioner to obtain the ceri-
cate OF two rsguiarly-appointed surgeons
The lees for examination (S3 In the aggregate
for each easel will be refunded to the pehsioner
receipt Tor the amount from the examining sur
genus: but In no case will fees paid to unauthor-
lied civil surgeons be refunded.
Those who are pensioned ~ by a special act of
Congress- 2 for the loss Of arm, eg hand or foot;
or ts for no other disability than the loss OF la.
ger, q toe, or an eye, mot eyesi.htl OF than the
privation Of some hke esseRtial part Of the pan
sioner's body, arc exempt from the biennial exam
date later than March ss Viii siso hs ssemp m
from examination until September I, 1906 unipss
their certificates.
should 1t be found, as a result Of the examins-
tion In any case, that the pensioaers Disability no
longer exists, the pension will cease. should the
degree OF disability be found to have diminished,
without disappearing altogether, the penHioner
Will be paid at the rate corresponding with the
no longer, as specified In his pension certificate.
No pension can be increased, except on formal ap-
plieation to this office, and by the issue Of new
A complete list of authorized Examining Sur.
geons, soon to he printed, will be furnished to
pensioners, on application.
auia-daw - -. CSmuissibuer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
Stock Market In New York To-aay--Cios.
ing Prtoes. ...f
Nsw Yonr AuSu.t 10 ,Rga
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF EsRoLMRSr.-Th following case,

BOARD OF EsRoLMRNr.-The following cases
were disposed Of to-day:
John Brown, erroneously enrolled.
G. II. Chatttfton, disability.
Henry Eberbaok, erroneously enrolled.
@. A X. MeNAir, only son Of widowed mother.
WAldemsr Lauier, under age.
George Taylor, erroneously enrolled.
John Hatton, ,tcoiorsd, )only support ofa widowed
Lewis wsldecker, furnished substitute, John
sAuefback
Henry smith, furnished substitute, 4. NJ. John.
Larkin A. Beaver. furnished substitute, James
Smith.
Robert Cohen, Jr., furnished substitute, Thomas
SC =. Hill, disability.
James Arnold, In service ID Of March.
Leopold Levy, disability.
4. McKsrrfehsr, furnished substitute, John
Jao: robertson, furnished substitute, yno. Beach.
Jacob II Smith, IT,, furnished substitute, John
RoDinson.
Hsrliso Resgcn, only son Of a widow.
lanes Holts, alien.
Johns oF +. nieissif. iI..SI II!iy.
iShn %%. GSSesTsaifiy, SSsToiisyi,y, SnSss ai..SSiEfiv.
jeremiah Creied, alien,
Daniel Johhson error In enrolment
g. C G. simms, furnished substitute, John A.
u. II. Painter, error In enrolment.
John browning, Furnished substitute, Edward
Smith.
Jones Thornton, error In enrolment.
George l.. simmons, under age.
VIM Huhn, furnished substitute, VIM. White.
Jau,es CoiliHs, S2lore' furnished substitute,
Wm. Williams.
John Poore, disability.
Thoulas White, alien.
Chiis. Uilmal, disability
Davis y. Stewart, furnished substitute, James
Robinson.
Jo.huA Limerick, klisH,
| Joseph Lahr, disability.
Orson q. Whitney, furnished substitute, J4GH
Collins.
John H. Lyle, furnished substitute, Edward
Lyoh.
Thomas GOWNS, dts sbilltY,
Robert Powell, erroneolsly eprolley. ..r
Il. Nutting, disability.
| Charles Wiser, furnished substitute, Thomas
Cornelius Kennedy, only son Of aged parents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
No oppositaon Apusppndee
Feeling Of Security General
|Ths Milissry Arfa,ssnsnts Perfect

New YoAK, Aug. 10. 1s.fs T. Tho dram
in The eiIth Dislfics 10 psogrsss!ng. There b
10 trouble in any psrs or this city, nor Is any
apprehended. issI ~ tssa.sshG ugIs#I
Z All business Is going on % usual, and gen.
eral feeling Of perfect security pervadss the en-.
tire community. The military arrangements
are most perfect for the maintsnsncs Of order.
ANoTHxR DfsPArcH.
We are indebted 70 the /" Independents Tele-
graph Line" for the following sdditionAI par.
ticulsrs about tho drafsiss IN New York to-day.
NEW York, August 10, 2 p. n.-The dram
was resumed at II o'clock this morning at 1856
Sixth street, the headquarters for the Sixth
Congressiohsl district.7 No attempt,was made
to disturb the. enrolling ofacsrs In The perform
ance Of their duties, and three hssrty cheers
wcro siron for the man whose name was Arst
drawn from tho wheel. His name was William
R. BIrdsan, residence iSo Charles street. 4, +
A large military force was stationed within
a short distance of the drafting once, but no
public display of military strength wss made.
A strong police force was in attendance In and
around tho building, 70 preserve ORDER .ld 'ta
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT At HOME.
An Enthusiastic wsico.,e.


It will be remembered that we doubted the
report made some days since that Admira, Far
rsgut was coming here before going home. It
turns out that We were right. The following
is q brief description of his welcome home:
HASTINGS on THE HUDSON, August IA, 1868.
Admiral Farragut arrived here to-day, and
will give You a little idea of the manner In
which he was received. Long before the boat
reached the dock It was crowded with hundreds
OF ladies, gentlemen and children, who came to
welcome him.
Across the dock was stretched large ban
ner, on which was painted these words;
"wELcoME To THE HERO OF THE MISSISSIPPI -
The moment he landed "three cheers for the
Admiral" greeted him. The ladies rose iu
their carriages and waved flags prepared ex-
pressly for the occasion. Bouquets and wei.
comes were showered upon him with an earnest
ness which proved they came from no mere
ordinary feelings.
The Admiral was deeply affected by the de-
monstration, and, az he bowed his thanks, tears
were noticed coursing down his bronzed face.
With his usual modcsty he tried to escape from
notice, but there seemed to be no hiding place
for him, as waving handkerchisfs and wei
comes pursued him until he reached his resi-
dence.
On reaching his house he found 1t filed with
rare flowers and fruit, which had been most
carefully arranged by his good servants, who
were pcfectly delighted to see him once more.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
Naval Orders Ta-dnx.

L!eutepant Commander Joseph NJ. Bradford,
detached from the navy yard, Portsmouth, N.
H., and ordered to command the Ripsc,
Lieutenant Gilbert s. Wiltse, detached from
the Dacotah, and ordered to the Richmond.
Lieutenant Winfield S. schley, detached from
the Richmond and granted thirty days leave.
Assistant Surgeon Josiah II. Culver, detached
from the receiving ship at New York, and or
deFed to duty In the South Atlantic blockading
squadron.
Ensign Geo. ". Wood, ordered to the Da-
cOtah.
Gunner James Thayer, detached from the
Richmond and ordered to ordnance duty at the
New York navy yard.
Gunner WIN. Cheney, detached from ,se
Ecw York navy yard and ordered to the Rich
mond.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

RoBRERY.-Chas. Jett was yesterday arrested
hy officer Harper, en- The charge Of burglary and
theft 1t seems that the prisoner went into the
warehouse Of z. Taylor, Esq on the corner Of
Water and Congress streets, broke open the money
drawer and took thereffom $tla in Treasury notes.
When arrested the sum OF s23s was found on his
person. He WAS sent to Jail for court.
Police CAsEs.-For disorderly conduct: Re-
hecca Wsrheld and David Jordan, fined s6 "; Mrs.
Myer, fined Ss.s7; Mary station, fined ~ 10, Mary
HARMON, hned e2.6s; Abel 7. Gowen, fined s4.Gs;
Catherine oNeal, hned si6si l.. Miller, fined s6s.
VIM. Johnson. selling liquor without lie"nsej fined
go 30. John J. Barnard, nuisancej fined s2O.s2.
Mrs. Webb, threatsi dismissed. Joseph Foy, petty
larceny; do.
MARINE ELIsT.-Arripals-Schr. Flora, Smith,
Baltimore, grain to Herr Il Welch.
schr. WIN. Z. Atwater, Edwards, Washinytoni
light.
schr. John Crockford, Jones, Georgetowni light.
CHEsAPRAKE AND Quo CANAL.-Arripals-
Josiah Witt, Ii3 tous coal to Cum. Coal Iron Co.
II. II. Furlsw, to Borden Min. Co., l08 tonsj Gem,
liStons to Rays Docks; H. q. FRAZIER, i08 tons to
Wash. Gas Co / American Flag, ITO tons to j. C.
Hiestonj NJ. X Q. Brahley, liz tons
Departures boyer L. Watson, Thirza Hall, H.
g. Ritter, a. schell, Il. X. Furlow, Gem.
THB MARKETs.-The following Is q list of
prices As reported for the RepteieaS up to 10 M,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
VERY LATEs T.

AUGUST lG-5 p. m.
learn from shore that the rebels have piled
sand bags on the wharf, in the rear Of Fort
Sumter, against the rear wall, forty feet high
thus completely protecting the magazine from
the shore batteries Of Gen. Gilmore.
The removal Of guns from the parapets ol
Fort sumler Is probably from the conviction
that our auny batteries will silence them.
There have been but Two or three shots fired
to-day, both parties observing the sabbath.
1t Is generally understood an assault viii be
made tomorrow, and the weather Promises to
be most fsvorabls.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
sHELLlNa THE CITY OF cHARLKs.


Although several "engineer ofAcen " an
ststed 10 diSbslieve The report Of Cen. diimores
having thrown shell into the city OF Charlssasn
from his new batteries on Morris Island n
shall not be surprised 20 ind Ne ,seA'd ~
borne ost BY Actpp fssthg infornsl3on. -
distance fron The Norris Island bssson to, ~
city p isss than NJ miles, nothing iStervei1
but sals mash, bsyou, and water, and eik
more's bslteslo srs much nearer tAan the -
con. He win thss be abs 70 read, ~ he W
not done, % sirsady, the eomrhscisa Ssles y
Charlcston-that portion, In fact, which .the
DIRE len standing two years ago. - rg,u-
Tho rsngo Of the 2O0.poundcr Psrno>s, 10
say nothing Of the 800 O-pounder,) at a high de-
gree Of elevation, Is considerably over Ave
miles. A gentlemsn informs us that he found
ono Of these 2oO-pounder shell done up in q
pine box' on the wharf at Yorktown, the day
aftcr the evacuation of that place BY the rebels,
sixteen nonshs age. n vas destined pr RID
mond, and labelled somewhat to this effect;
Thro,cned (sic) from tho Yankee water bat.
tery ct wormsley's Creek, on (hers were given
the day, hour and minute, at which II fell. }
Di'taaee, fee miles and three .fsriosgs." Since
that period, Parrot has greatly improved his
projectiles. n
We slesrn also from the same informant thai
General Gilmore stated to him personally,
previous to his departure for. Port Royal, that
the range of the 200 FOUNDER was considerably
over five miles, and that he now regarded the
Parrot and its improved projectile the best foi
battering, or boring, purposes and the longest
in range Of any artillery thus far knovn. iWs
are therefore quito prepared to hear the state.
ment indorsed oDhls having shelled the city
from his present position. ....-,~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

GoDEr's LADr's BooK.-Iiud.oG TAILOR, 83t
Pennsylvania avenue, has received the septsn,
ber number of this popular magazine. The
fashion plates, reGectipg the latest styles, are
admirably well done. Tue gagraying of the
Happy Party" carries one back to tho sposts
of CHILDHOOD. We ewould call the ladies' special
attention to the --latest stsls Of bnapets." The
reading matter is excellent.
j. sHILLISGToS is also in receipt of" Gody's, y
and has supply upon bis counter. .r %.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
Army Corps Disc ont tinu~d, ,

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTAST GENERALS
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, August /, 1866. 10
erdi Orders No. .G2.-l. The Fourth Army
Corps Is discontinued, the troops composing it
having been distributed to other corps.
2. The Seventh Army Corps Ia discontinued,
and the troops composing IL are transferred to
the Eighteenth Corps, under command of Ma
jor General Foster.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
+. b. TowSsEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
TROOPS TO BE ORGANIZED ON BOARD TRANS
PORT5.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANr GENERAL s
OFFICE, WARRINGTON, August s, lS63.-Gn-
srdl Orders, 40. 276.-To secure and preserve
discipline, provide against disaster from the
elements or attack by the enemy, the scnioE
officer In the military service Of the United
States, present with troops upon any transport,
will assume command, unless he finds, on go.
Ing on board, commander ALREADY deal,
by proper authority,
All troops on board the transport will, al the
earliest moment after cmbarking, be Inspected
and organ zed into letachlnents or companies.
The senior ohcer Will assign officers to each
detachment or company, and take oil measures
, necessary TO put his command into the best
state of efficiency to meet any emergency
This order applies to all troops on board Of
transports, whether on duty or furlOugh, or IN
board will he held responsible for aGy failure
in the performance of the duties above imposei
upon him, aud for the enforcement in his com :
mand Of suict observance of Article 81, Re
Nlsed Army Regulations, for the government
Of troops on transports.
He will require when arriving in sight Of +,
port, report Of the voyage from the senior
officer or acting officer of each staff department
on board, and will transmit II, with his own re-.
port; through the proper chsnpe), to the Adju-
tant General of the army.
These reporLa should give any facts OF H..
terest touching the accommodation and health
OF the troops. the manner 10 which officers and
crew OF the transport have performed their
duties, aud the length of the voyage, and any
obsrrvations which may enable the War De
panlneDt to detect and correct abuses and
punish neglect.
This order will be placed In conspicuous
position In every chartered or purchased vessel,
BY order OF the Secretary Of War.
Z. D. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
REBEL GUERRILLAs IN MARYLAND
AGAIN.

They Cross the Potomac with Their
Plunder.
Yesterday, band of rebel guerrillas forded
the Potomac In the nelghborhood of Monocscy
Tunnel, captured nine or ten valuable mules
attached to canal boats laden with coal on the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, recrossed the river
into Virginia, making of with their plunder.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
ARuseaenSs.

WARRINGTON THEATRE" Three Fdx Men,"
The last nights Of this remarkably successful play
are at hand. The piece has now been so arranged
that 1t does not detain the audience 90 long a. on
the first two nights. The grace, beauty and chas,e
abandon Of Mile Rsvel 10 unequaled. Kate Fisher,
Anna Leveripg, the Forrest Sisters and the entire
company appear again tonight In the Three Fast
Men," On Friday night . beautiful silver cup will
be awarded to the propounder OF the hest original
conundIum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
PERaONAL.

BRIo. GES. DrPPIE and staff left, this morn
ipg, for Western Virginia. We understand he Il
to have an important cavalry command In that re-
gion. Gen. Duffic is accompanied by Capt. Anto
MO de Cslatrava, a distinguished officer OF the
spanish army, who served with distinction under
Gen, Prim In the spanish war In Africa. He &C.
companies Gen. Duiiie AZ volunteer aide de camp.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
HOuxn wOnDs .

aW~rn :" (rn aDu1s) HAvn m
0povII- Tvuy nuryu rxyonI rHHn Nfo fHnnn
"nANrs mn SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND fHnI
"Wou1p ALSO DRIVE u. TRusr rH1n NOT.
"Wnp rHHT AbLI, fHIr WOULD INVADE AND
- pnpfpoY 10 WITHOUT nnncT. ADsotufnf
ASSURED or THESE rHrNos, Az AMAZED THAT
"ArY ONE COULD THINK OF 'fIAcn on AM
FlRNs,, HI WHO HNTnfAns TEE SENTIMENT
"Is YIr oNLY TO n SLAVE; HI wno urrnns
"Ir At ruIs TINE, MonDovIR, 10 TRAITOR 70
e HIS ooUrrnY, wHo DRsznvss re scoRH AND
coNrElrPr OF ALL HoHoRABL1 hN."-hos-
srSss, to GAs General Asasmblv Of ONO, Forsa'S'
1883.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
ooiofsd f,rnished substitut.,

tAaric .. Pstsrs, soiofsd, furnishsd substitute
S:sis; S:';s. il''sak ssi::ss,1Il,sy ss::siI,tys. H2NF
AZ i;;!:; q! \ Y 9; - ~ b..
|sE d, s; s; 4 4! 1! .kg...s&.,-.
.Ale1. Cory, disability.
sNS: Foster, ,.a,s di,saS,,ity; a,,n,,n,, =, v,.ov
@ l.:ss iSsms. Sss 'sccs sshsr q mosk.sss.
'1!s !ssos Harris, ssoler.a,, .soepssa.l ] 40
Wn, 4. n. Jehn.. fnraishsd. snhatitute, panisl
Henry W. Hsnil.an, furnished substitute, chs'.
John jarbos, disability. = L-l.-I. >. y,
Otto La9g, di.ataiitt |. | :. a. lz'I.,r 4 T. III,
&c. fs q A,s'.ss Hs'S..sl;y, sc So go ."
Jehsses IlsWs, osiy =. Of inam parents.
Geo. Waieton (cslnfs3L esa1ssss. a 40
Manuel Jaekscns NAashAgsA .,h,h
% S.sSS' SssSs :srSs:su:iy srrSnsSui enrolled. sn
John McpuslL support Of fvidaw.v.,.~y,
G:Ssss f. e s.ss.os y sSf Z sss & y s
1.G: & 3. ssitsisi smith, asii;ssSs'elii asi:sSs'elii2 5duw EHo
s ssA.ssas w.s.s: as.ss9 y o.A.r,... child
!. BARLEY, N scsvios q of March. .sH
Resin kie4. ouly con. Of agsd parsstss
Ewasd Whits, aosay support Of soshsrlss'
Charles q. Esien, oolorsa. asssptsi. -io. o.
August Moliias, seasssd, under ass. 7a ss,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

The ocean 10 % calm - milipond. Ths
atmosphere is clear and light.
Gen. alimore's health is much better this
evening.
Nsw Yoax, Aas. IA private note, dated
OF Morris Islasd, 5 ?. M, August leth. says,
eve will have foH Sumter to.morrow, cor
tain" q t@h sa gf "
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

.s,ss tej. ~. th.t unis.. tha .hcr-..h ~ L.,s 4,
good working order, the tystsu, TO which II sup
plies tho elements OF the blood cannot be vigorous
iAvented that 80 enectuaily and invariably cures
and pfevepts impsrfsSt digestion ~ HOSTEL.
TERs STOMACH BfTTERs. Dyspepsia, datu.
often described by the sick an altsone" sensa-
ton, are removed IN fsx days By the use Of this
ever feeble, need fear Il, for n contains no fiery
ingtedient II excites neither the circulation nor
the brain. On the contrary its effect 10 genial snd
Soofhing II rrou0tvs aleep as well a. restores
the energy OF the digestive powers, and may be
taken, not only without danger, but with acer.
tainty Of the most desirable resuts BY the feeblest
lazy fnvaud ~ f t..Ti ' aui9-edss
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
Second cor Edition
roUn o,ou.oUE. r. 4.

Dos'r roso,s y loss a. our sssies 10 ~
The news is important.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

'l'ERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COMMUNICATIONS
reby given that, by q rule OF the Court, its
shave been fixed a. follows:
General Isrms.
Third Monday OF January.
Iirst Monday pf HsY,,
Third Monday of October.
Terms Of he Circuit Court.
In which alone jury 10 impanneled for the tlial
OF civil casps.)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday Of November.
TtrHls afks irtmiraI Govt
First Monday Of March. ''
Third Monday Of June,
First Monday OF DECEMBER
Terms Of The District Court,
First Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Special TerW,
First Tuesday Of Febfuafy.
First Tuesday Of March.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Mon4ay Of May.
Fiat Tueslsy OF Jl.iE' ur.
First tuesday OF September.
First tuesday OF october.
First Tissday Of Novepber
By oAsf 81 ~ StnIft RI. MEIGs,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
DIED,

W. If: ';:'':s 4 sss;ss s:s:;; n
10 days.
y,tsd 70 attend his tuaeesi which Will take place
fSom Gorsuch Chapel, Thursdsy, August 20, at
o'dese. .55EEauhtl InoaI1 ~ \ ~.
500. y.s, our little wsssyn called tosoin his
VINO 9 ~ sAors days ago We laid IN his hstls
GrAvet =. .HH. .
And bitter Il the sorrow Of father and mother,
J, .God Who fave. ~ sugfs-2ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

10 The COMMISSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and as 4
warning and CAUTION TO rouNo MEN who suffer
nom Nervous Debility Premature Decay Of Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MrANs
or SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put TO great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quaolefy. n
~ enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEl. MAYFAIR, EsQ.,
my 2s-ly Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
s.-T.--lesO--X.-L PLANTATION
BITTEks,

S.-T.-l6e0-X.-.D PLANTATION
BITTEks.
Thsy purify, strsngtlss asd invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are A. antidots TO change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours. -a -
They strengthen the system and enliven the
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent fevers
Thsy purify the breath and acidity of the stom.
1hsy cure Dyspepsia ssd Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
Tbsy cure Laver Complaint and Nervous Head
, They ~. the best Bitter. In the world. They make
the weAk man strong, Ahd are exhausted natures
great ressorer. 1hey are compoted OF the ccle-
brated Calisays BARI, CsscatilIa bark, Dandeiion,
Chanomile Flower, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
rot, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, s.-T.-issO-
Inc following is . sample ofths testimony daily
soLDIEas Hons ssprEnrsrxHorsr,sorrr
=. c.soissAr! q, Jan. T. iss''
! have given your Plantation nittsrs to hundreds
q our nobls soldsss who stop here, more or less
disabled rom various causes, and the effect ID most
marvellous and gfanfytng.
such preparation as this II ] heartily wish In
every family. ta evssy hospttal, and At hard on
jyi&-iyr H--r1nyf Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

QUAoKlRT.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, Ao., against en-.
dangeriag their health by patronising any Of the
nsthods ussd by The advertiser, and by hundn Dc
Of others, and In other way. Read letter which
viii send you'll you will send me postpaid en-
vslope bearing your address. Direct to
-' EDWARD X. TRAVER,
sp6-dhWem Look Boz, Boston, MAtr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Ineompetenoy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated BY desire to benent Others, viii
b happy TO furnish to au who ssed II (free OF
Icharge) the reaps and directions for makiat the
simple Remedy used ID Me oAss. Thoss wlshing
u pront by his experience-and posseas avaiuable
Remedy-will receive the same, BY return mail,
Carefully sesled,j BY addressins '..,.. -.'.ti
aui4-dAwsm ~ No. n Nassau st., N. York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

SOLDIER FouND DRAD.-The body OF q dead
soldier was found yesterday and taken to Hare,
wood Hospital. The cause Of his death is un.
known. HIS name 10 Christian Wise, and he was
private Of company b, ilsth New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
d. Q.

Srn: g. o.: :r q e: :.:a .:es:.s, ssysss....
Y-s.ssss = svs..s ~ ~ - 5 s:ssss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
uOTlCR,

TH1s pAPKA 70 NOW 1unNISAED II CAN
RIIAs TO suDeCRIlERs IN THIS CITY AND
M oroaoIrowN At THIRTY cENTs PER
ONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

EDITOR OF REPUBIIcAN-Dear Sir: With
your permission,I wish to say 70 the resders Of
your paper that will send by return mail to ali
who wish IT (ffee) . Recipe, with full directions
that will efectually remove, In 10 days, Pimpies,
Blotches, Tam Freckles, and all Impurities OF the
beautiful. -
will also mail free to those having Bald Head.
Or Bare Faces simple directions and informal
that will enable them TO start Q full growth Of
Luxufiant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustaehe in less
than sodays. All applications answered BY return
mail without charge. 10 J =
fAos ,. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
jeT-3md No. 6al Broadway, New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! rm NzssoWAL UMoH-LsAsun Will HOLD
public msstings every TUEsDAY,EvENING,
in their HallS le1 Ninth street. Thers will DO
spssehss, National sonss, 30. The readins-rooms
open svsry svsAiit. y apr&-lw
James A, Brown, Esq., 10 duly authorized and
accredited q Assns 70 solicit and rscsivs sub
ssriptions and eoatribution In support or the Ns.
tional Uaion Lssgus Reading Room.
VIZ. BEBD, President.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

THI GREAT PINNsYLvANn Rour..-Thf
quickest and safest route to the Northw est an
soIthwest: Two through trains daily, and one o,
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
For teksts and further formation apply at the sl
dee OF the "Great pennsylvania Route, |" northeast
der Nationai Hotel. Once open nom :. n. 10 ~
=. Q. NORTON,
aug AssAt.