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OVER TIE
pINET BRANCH TROTTING COUH
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rfkAT THREE DAYS TR0TT1NG
pINET BRANCH TR0TTyNG COURSE,
WAsHIsGroH, D. O.
FIRST DAY-MONDAy, Nov. 9th. 1885
A Purse and Sake Rdce Of FsUe Hundred Do!l1ys,
Mile Heats, Best in to Harness
Dsn Mace enters 8 g Dan Mace OF New York,
J. II. Martin enters Oh. m. Belle Of Hartford, Of
hartford, Conn.
A. Csrpenter enters bay m. called Lady Cha npion.
of Boston.
The above horse. are in excellent condition, and
very fast time may be expected.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, Nov. 10th. ,ss.
P9vse Of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
Tree fcr Gil horGes barring Prince, ban Mace Belle
Of Portland and Belle of Hartford
Male Heats. Best Sn 5 10 Rdrness.
Entries to close Noydsy, November 9.h, s8e3, e
ao'cloek .. m :, ct the Pinsy Branch Track Ho.aa
SAM1 DAY
Purse Of Fifty Dollars.
Free for all Horses never Trotted In 80.
Mile Heats. Best in TO Harness.
Entries TO close same ~ above.
THIRD DAY-WEDNlSDAY,N Nov 18th, 1850.
Parse Of TspO Hundred Dollars.
Two Miles and Repeat, to Harness.
Free for all Horses barring Prince.
Gntr.e1 close on Tuesday, Novembe. 10th. 969,
1T O'Clock ,. N at the Piney Branch Track Hotsl.
1Z..Anee to the track 30 cents. Laties admitted
g.. fno Jos. l.. HlIHu. Prop esor
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INV YORK RzTX4-4&COND EOAKD.
Coupon IS, 1881, 1O9x; 1905, 1o7x; Oerttn-
GATES Of Indebtedness, gsK; Gold, ASK; Erie
R.R, hsk; Michigan Southern, ssh; Alton and
Terrahaute, g. Chicago and Northwestern,
Ask; Quicksilver, 6iK.
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W LAAIN0 1eT ABLISHM1NT ct No x ~
Masylana oysnNs, between lk aud 6ti sf,.aS0
t11ieno Drecoos. Shirts, and al kind or s.ss1s
done neatly and With dispstoh.S- 4 = No ssS,xing
S0A101 AND D1aIRAnLn.
~ Al6S01 AND OHILDRDUsS CLOAKa
= 6AOQU19 AND ClkOni.sps
'ess fsesivsa q MAxW1LLD ASsa
- e.., CLOAK md Fancy otoyA
% <-o9L 399 Penn. ayenn.
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C. w. 30 + Err SON,
I M II O r T RS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
China, Glass, and Croskery Ware,
ABLE oUTLIRY.g SILVER PLATED WAR;.
BRITANNIA WARP, BLOCK TIN GOODS.
TIN oHAAB1R SETS, GOAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED WAITHRs, DOOR MATS,
Y1ATHRR DUsTlRs, BRUsHIs, WOOD WARE.
HOUs1K1KPING ARTICLDS 6lNIRALLY,
IHousss. Hotels. and stsamboats furnished 1t
short notice.
S1S IRON HALL.
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th and 10th ~.
"a - eoSm .sE
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MOURNING DR1ss GOODS.

We have Just returned from New York Nth
large and complete Stock. # @
LuIins SILK and Wool BLACK REPS.
LuDinS All Wool BLACK REPS.
LupanI All Wool BLACK PARIS pOPLINB.
Aupin's Best Black xMPR1SS CLOTH,
LuDinS &c and 81 Black MOUSSLAINS.
Lupins 1OMsAZlN11, al Qualities,
LuDinI BlAck yRUNCH ORxPI NERINor,
1lack 1NGLIGH M1KIHoBs,i
Black ALPA0A0, all Qualities
Long Black THYB1T eHAWL6, ansst on,,;.-
i'm ported, VITALITY
BLACK GRAPE WELLS. LOW Wills. ana -,
Goods sxquisits for Mournins. 'ass
We oFsr the above goods at extremely la
prices. ~. NAY 1 CO., -
no 2df sos Pa. ave-. bet 9Th And IA.
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~ AID :
LADI1H AND alNrLIMlNn
DINING SALOON.

Iac e.eermgnsd takes Great pleasure In inform-
ins Ak fsisaas end former ysssons Of I'D REMOVE
non No. 50 Riga street. 0sersstovn, 10 ass
xssyNahia svsnss, between - and ~ streets,
~ ena .srye orders With ali kinds Of yOSII0N
xc.k CoA161I0 CONFECTIONERY, SRUTrs
..sv .escis.s 1si,s, Private Ps.eiss, and su.,,.
All ia a. az e S9eassSst .ettss. - $3.50
Ss.assosssee:: 70 sfSss fAs.e . .s..sSsd 70 tss
Vim BE farnisKei. 'ns esss the market sasr3s
eee ~ q. sxnuoSs.
m IN 9i
sssaasss - 1S 81 n - ~ - "a 81 ss,e By s
g - ejS 2sSsssa.ssaa 1ssa. -
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49, S Sssz ~ sAsPLns. s.
40&E N1Sa3 0S5s01 - Dc Carl. esorqstog1,
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w ashingtsn Money MaYket-Lstest Que.
tatioAs.
Furnished by Lewis JOHNSON Co., Bank.
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TO FEMALls,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DR.. CHBESEMAN'S PILLS.
The Ingredients 10 these Pulls q the result Of .
long and extensive practice, mild In their oeera:
ton and sare 70 correct all rresuaritiss Painful
@snstrueaona. HEhovIna ALL ossr.uofIoss.
the SIDE lSlDitation Of the heart, whites. al nes
arises from Intern ptions Of nature. ~
DR. CHEESEAANB PILLS
AIo . positive remedy for ell compatnss pesonAf
tof0malos IHDCoiue WIZ CBRfAHfx r.Hlo oiCAL
a10UlARi9y. Ixpiicit directions, stating ynsa
thoy ah0ulA 1Of n USED, VITA eaoh oox. xtaeo
kMT q " gsg5sIHsi1ati IYnR pro,ri..or.
81 Cedar street. New York City.
soaa by 3. O PoRD, 399 Pc. avenue. 80 soSn
0RpHANs' OOURf. Dis9aIor or CekvnBIAs
" WasAinetoa C1sssv, 70 yV:-4a ths eass ~
Marv II St1srt. admilistf strix Of Geo. " 0enart.
dooossed tAe sdminigtrasrix AtofesAld has With the
swsSe6Stson Of the Orpbsna' Court Of WasS,pat0a
eounty Aforesaid, APPOINTED 6AruADAY. th- aist
~ al EoyoaAsf next, Tor the Aunl oottleme1t al
dssibaticn Of the Of aid doesased.
sn6 "a tHo Asssfs In AAnd Ar fr q tko = a. have
Seen collected and tufnsA into monsy; vasu and
Ar nofiaeA 10 attend (as he Orphans' court q
Washingsnn coanty esoreaid, } vita their eisins
sxefaesd from ell bsne6t ID sSSd Ssceaseds sstate
1reyi9sd eeyy o. tA!g order b. subltsAsd eaes
week Tor thru weeks Ia The 1vsnae Star. pfsyiaaa
to TIE ~ 1as day Of Novsmhsr, n9c.,,v.
osss lSCss;o MI y; ar q Ssi..
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ST1AM OYSTER BALLOON. I'll
- BAR AND RIsrAuRANr.
NORTH CAPITOL STRI1T.
BR7w1nM B AID O,
no 6-3t. GEORGE DONALpsoN.

NJ, DRESS MAKING.
A1he GATES Wiahes to inform her frisnts and
epstomers that she 10 prepared to ali ali ord 81 In
40 9ts .trs.a styles and q short notice
ouillinE, &C.. neatly e1scutsd. no isVs1s
SOMETHING NEW 1oR wAsH1NeroN-
MISS sAEIoRD from New York, hs. Jus. OPENED
And HoyS FANCY DR1s6 HATS OF The q
do. R Faddi91onan d ~ seyles togsthsr with La
xsry rich Eysnins Hats for TIE Cpsrs and 49,
Iaoassf. Every article from Paris md Nev York
No. Market Spsce, Pa. avsnuae
~ FIN -. Next door % Psfryh
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WORKING HOURS IN TEE NAvr YARD
THIS morning o committee from the navy
Yard, Consisting Of naval omcer ana sey-
oyA Of the master mechanics, arD OH ~.
Quiring Into the number Of hours Nofked
ulatane the Nours now worried In the yard.
At preetns ne mechanics ana aA6oyeTx tAoro
work nom Aftsen uinutes aftec sunrise % Gun.
100 IL n out. aoee nschautcs work fson -.
lspf 6yspa ssssns 4 sFreatS go
ss.& $50 = - 2 as 8K.s.s< sls .sss,y - -
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estimate OF the public. I desire simply to de-
lend myself against these aspersions before
~ from this Court, q letter dated August 9TH,
1863, from Gen. Scot, showing why was dis
missed, which was absence without leave, and
document from the U. 5. Government of
having honorably settled all my accounts; and
there are one or two points in the evidence
The Court here interrupted him by saying
and not admlssabie, and Mr. Burtenett TT there
fore took his seat, and the Court took q recess
after which Mr.. Adams addressed the Jury
Mr. Adams pursued q line Of argument tend
ing to exculpate his client, {Mande Roberts,
and to Ak the entire guilt Of keeping the ba wdy
house upon Mr.. Ford's client, fBurtenett).
The Court called Mr.. Adams' attention to
the fact tina. he was not pursuing proper
line Of argument, and that tn an Indictment
of this character. one party could not be con.
vieted and the other acquitted.
did not apply In this case, but that one migh.
be convicted and the other acq uitted.
mr.. Adams then proceeded, and argued that
but left his client gultless He said he wonid
attack no witness, no mattar what her char.
acter might be, but would endeavor to show
that All the testimony proved the innocence OF
nus client. The testimony was fully recauit.
ulated, and from it all Mr. Adams argued that
Maude should be acq Quilted, while he did not
pretend 70 sxculpste Bartenett; As to the as
had gone to q certain house, (2e7 d street ! Mr
Adams explained that he had gone there To
summon witness In the case, and In com.
pAny with an onlcer Of the court. The Conduct
OF Burtenett, in allowing Maude to remain in
jail while he for day or two was ont on bail.
was reflected upon severely by Mr. Adams
Mr.. Carrington, District Attorney, then ar.
eued the case on the part Of the prosecution,
and held close attention OF the entire assem-.
biage In the courtroom by the earnestuess Of
his argument. He Photographed ths character
o. tine 1ornicator and the paramour Of prosti.
TUE, ana. while speaking. fixed his eye at times
upon Major Burtenett. Burtenett msintained
MS usual composure for the most part, although
At times, when the language was particaiariy
While me. g. Wa speaking, . largo number
IN the cOuSt-houee Wero percoptibiy affected,
and even some Of the jurymsn, who for weeks
mad been trying all sorts OF criminal cases,
mad recourse TO their handkerchiefs 70 clear
their eyes. 81 s9s 49, - -. 49, So
WORKING HOURS IN TEE NAvr YAnDs-gI
I'M vais molnmG Committee TON me 49,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
LOCAL NEWS.


ohovEn's THrATRE-MarV ProrOsi-Nfiss Pro.
voat has made such an Impression already BY her
performances that has been surpassed In this
city By any other actress. Her Julia and Nell
eWynne we're both the source Of the most natter
2 lag remarks nom those who saw her rendition OF
those charncterS and they have at onoe established
with her popularity her great Versatility. Tonight
she appears In a piece Of her own translation and
adaptation, from the French, entitled "a Wife's
Trials, or Plot and Counterpot," in which she will
sustain the character Of Lucie d'Arville supported
BY Mrs. g. C. Gernon and Messrs. Barron, Barrett,
Rogers, Setchell, &C. The play is entirely new TO
this public, and will doubtless attract a crowded
audience Of the character usual TO Manager Gro
Ver'a establishment, who are accredited generally
with that dlscernment which becomes admirable
discrimination when new play or new artist is
to be tested.
WAsHNgToN Observation-Disclosures IL revived
here tonight with new oAst-Messrs. Edwards,
=. Maeder, and Mrs. @. Maeder playing the prlneI-
pal parts. Mr. Maeder, we remember, played Smith
one night when Davenport was unwell, and "made
mark in It," Don Cesar ls also played, and de-
serves full house. The fine scenery Of the bur-
lssque, by Lamb and Maeder, Is alone worth the
admission,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

Musical SOIREE.-A pleasant musical solree
took place at the house Of Professor Alexander
Wolpwski, No. 45l Tenth street, last Saturday
& 9ng, when the professors most advanced
pupils In vocal music and the piano assembled
for an agreeable musical evening, and exhibited
the proficiency they had attained under his new
and hcIle system Of instruction. The duets,
quartettes and solos sung by great many Of
our Young ladies and gentlemen were most
beautifully executed and fully appreciated by
all present, and redounded greatly to the credit
of Prof. WolOwski as an Instructor and the
truth and simplicity of his new method; but
the most noteworthy and gratifying portion Of
the solree was the execution of several sonatas
of the great Beethoven and several Of the chO-
cest compositions Of Chopin, In which Prof.
Wolowski exhibited those wonderful gifts of
which he Ia the happy possessor. For delicacy
Of touch, feeling and conception we do not be-
lieye that Prof. WolOwskl can be equalled. We
would advise all those who really desire to be-
come fine performers not to neglect this oppor-
tunlty while this great European artist Is still
among us.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at he Third Session Of he Thiry-SreNh
CORqTSs.
fPUBLIC-NO, al

AN ACT to facilitate the discharge of disabled
soldiers from the army, and the inspection of
conValescent camps and hospitals.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rsSsntGtipss Of the United States Of Amsricd in
congress assembled, That there shall he added to
the present mehiCal corps Of the army eight
medical inspectors, who shall, Immediately
after the passage of this act, be appointed by
and with the advice and consent of the Senate,
without regard to their rank when so selected,
bnt with sole regard to qualifications, and who
shall have the rank, pay, and emOluments now
authorized by law to officers of that grade.
Sec. .. And be Il FURTHER enacted, That the Of
flcers of the medical inspectors department
shall be charged, In addition to the du,iue now
assigned to them by existing laws, with the
duty Of making regular and frequent inspec
tIons of all military general hospitals and con
yalcscent camps, and shall, upon each such in
speCtion, designate to the surgeon In charge Of
such hospitals or camps, all soldiers who may
be, in their opinion. 1T subjects for discharge
from the service, on surgeons certificate of
disability, or sufficiently recovered to he re-
turned TO their regiments for duty, and shall
see that such soldiers are discharged or so re-
turned. And the medical inspecting officers
are hereby empowered, under such regulations
as may he hereafter established, to direct the
return to duty, or the discharge from service,
as the case may be, of all soldiers deslgnated
by them.
APPROVED, December 81 1862.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

UTIERS RESTAURANT-The
N subscriber and proprietor OF this well-known
and lOng-estAblished Restaurant s happy to inform
his numerous friends and patrons that he has sue
ceeded In making the necessary arrangements la
the Restaurant department, which enables him TO
comply with the urgent requests of the citizens OF
Washington and the public generally
lnAsmuch MS he has completed the Tehttiug Ofthe
upper part Of the establishment for the aCcOmuU-
dNtion OF gentlemen wishing private
DINNERS AND SLIPPERS, &C.
arrangements have been made to supply the table
from the markets OF Now York snd PhilAdrphA
(dally) with
CANE, FISH, EAST RITER OYSTERS,
and all the delicScies of the season,
A choice selection Of
WINES LIQUORS, and HIIANA CIGARS, Sc,
from the OldestaAlished house of A. DiningCT& Co,
opposite Willard'sO will be found constantly on
hand. {. GAUrIER, PROPRIEToR,
nov 29-eOlm 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
pALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
On aud after Monday, january 8, 1903,

t&
On and after Monday, january ., 1853,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND THE WEST
will run as follows:
S;r Daily Trains bstoesn Washington and BalG-
One Daily Train JstFSs7I Washington and hS
West,
Tiro Ddill Trains between Washington and Har-
psI's Ferry.
On sundays three hdiHs 10 baltimore and Ons 10 The
Hea--As follows: 7,4O u. M, and and o p. IN.
Passengers for the West make close connections
nt Washington Junction (RelAy) with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, for all points West al LOor rates
of fare than by any other line.
For Phhddslp lphid and NsO YOrk-LeSve Washington
At . and II, ,l5 A. M, and $50 p. m.
For Anndpolis-LeSve Washington at d Il. IN, and
FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
and Stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave Washington al and \.
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore nt 30, sos and 10 a. NJ. and 3 OS.
50 and p. m. sundays at 4.SO and $40 n. IN. and
Leave Washington at 7, and uI5 A. m. and g.,
8, and $50 p. N. sundays al a. ~ and and y,
N. only.
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
10 a. m. and O5 m, for WashingtOn arrive there
at 4 50 a. IN. and i.b6 p. m. Leave Washington at
u. M and y. NJ, for Baltimore, arrive there At
1. 10 u. NJ. and and o. p. m
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balt-
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at ! and y a.
m, make connections at Washington Junction
(RrlNy) with trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for all points west of the Ohio river and
for all pOints along the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road, In Maryland and Virginia.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only. W. P. SMITH,
jAnB Master OF Transportation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

GEORGETOWN MARINE LIST. = Arrivals. -
Steamer Nelly Baker, Calden, Boston, oats for
the Government; steamer Thos. Swami, Mich
OILS, New York, grain for the Government; ateam-
or Elizabeth, Fowler, Aqua Creek, hospital
stores; schooner Caroline, RhOades, Baltimore,
wheat; sehr. ThRwnee Tribe, Paterson, Balti-
potatoes schr. 1.-TWO Forty" McQulnn, Baltl-
more, potatoes; schr. Ashland, Graves, Balt-
more, wheat; schrs. Samuel Henry, Travis, and
Quail, Mcnamara, Baltimore, lumber; sloop
Star, King, Alexandria, produce; pungy Susan
Emily, Evans, Deal Island, Nd, oysters barge
George ". Beavers, White, Alexandria.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
IMPORTANT TO POsTMAsTERs AND
OTHERS.
Posr oTTIcr DEPARTMENT,

Pusr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
appointment Office, Jan. & IS63
Many PostmSsters persist In sendingthrough the
mails packages OF clothing, boots, etc, charging
thereon only one cent an ounce for postage.
This is a pRlpAble violation Ofthe law and regl-
latioms, with which every Postmaster should be
familiar The packages are held for the legal post
age At the distributing offices office of delivery,
NccumulatIng to such an extent As TO be greatly
annoying to these offices, and In a large majority
of cases never reach the parties addressed thus
causing loss to the parties sending. The law and
the regulations clearly iehne what Is mat
ter and prescribe what amount of postage IL TO be
charged thereOn ARd further prov that all other
matter or thing, IsE BY mail 10 SUBJECT 10 letter post
s9f
To prevent further loss TO parties interested, and
the improper interruption of business at the large
offices, all POstmasters are required to make them
selves fully acquainted with the laws and TegulA-
tOns relating to the postal seryicei and the mailing
OF packages hereafter Of the character referred TO
BY any Postmaster, without the proper postage
hetng paid BY postage stamps, win be considered
good cause for removal,
ALEXANDER W, RANDALL,
First Assistant Postmaster General
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

LIECTuRE To-SIGHT. - Prof. A. GuyOt will
give the second lecture of his course tonight
at the Smithsonian Institute. Subject-Animal
Life. Tho lower, or involuntary instinct life,
or tho invertebrates. The three plans of struc-
turei Radiates, Molluses, and ArtlCulates, and
their Subdivisions, typlfying the three great
functions of involuntary life.
This course of lectures promises to be of a
most interesting character, and we were pleased
to see such large and appreciatiye audience
present at the first, on Monday night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
DoTAToEsi PoTAToEsiI
no INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

MUM CO, Proprietors Of the scientific Amer
lean, and agents for procuring American and For
eign
p At E rs.
Pih STteGH Years experience in the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishop, eN-Commissioners OF Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'s Pa
tent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent tree by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations lOO pages, 25 cents,
mail.
No charge tor consultation, orally OF hy mail.
Preliminary Examination Ia United States Pa
tent Office, So.
Offices, No ~ Park Row, New York; Washing
p .tcnt Office. mar ID 6mlT
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
I IsT OF PROPOSALS. AND OFFERS
week ending saturday, December 81, 1862
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION.

William NJ Ellis Il Brother propose to construct
the iron work for circular skyllght for the west
wing OF the Treasury Extension, Washington, for
ten cents 40 cts } per ID.
william T. DuvAl proposes TO construct cast-lTOn
dome, ready 10 put In place, for the west wing OF
the Treasury Extension, Washington, for s's cents
per III,
Cummings Brock agree to construct and put
on q new roof on the Custom House at Portland,
Maine, for the sum OF S3bO,
jeremiah Brown proposes 10 make certain alter
Atlnns IN the Custom House at Newport, X, l., for
the sum Of 81 ,6O8 so.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

The MCDOWELL CoURr or INoUIRY.-Cap-
tain Leskle was again before this court yester-
day, and explained, slaborately, General Nc
Dowcll's plan Of defending Thoroughfare Gap.
His testimony was favorable to General Nc
Dowell.
Major General Slgel laid before the court a
lengthy paper, sustaining his preyiously-glyen
testimony as to,General McDowell's conduct,
and naming witnesses who would sustain him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

10 The Great Pennayivania ROute.--The
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiera' tickets At Government rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
fee of the "Great PennsylvaniA Route, !" northeast
corner PennsylysniA avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel. ONCE open from a. IN. to
p. m.ion sundays2 to 4p. m.
p. O. NORTON,
aug Sly Agent
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

| OST.--On or about the 23d OF December, among
i others, a note drawn by +, Frommel, to the
order of Andrew LutT, for S26OOO, payable eight
days after date, aud due about the % OF December.
Said note was over due and not protested when
lost The maker of the note prefers the production
of the note before payment, The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving said note with s. s.
Williams ESQ, at his law office, corner Four-And.
A-HAlf and streets, Washington City, or to
CHARLES MERKLER
. street, near Eleventh street
dec 97-QAwtW
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. Vellny ls yet
engaged In an extensive practice In this city,
and we would call the attention OF the poor,
puny, emaclated victims of their own sins to
the best sources Of remedy. First, give up your
present course of life at once and forever and
secondly, call on the most sklliul physicians,
(and none are better than DR.. Yellny,) and he
cured of the disease which is now undermln-
Ing your constitutions and sending you to pre-
mature grave.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

SOLDIER RnHBED.-LRst night, about ten
o'clock, q wounded soldier was knocked down
on Pennsylvania avenue, near Hoffman's segar
store, by another soldier, who gave his name as
Owen Malstry, and that he belonged to COM
pany II, Second New York artillery. Malstry
snAtched the pocket hook and made OFF, but
was arrested by one of the patrolman on the
beat, and turned over to the provost guard, when
he was taken to the Central guard house and
locked up.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

CHEsAPEAKK AND ONO CANAL.-The follow
Ing boats arrived in Georgetown since our last;
American Coal Company, 40 tons coal; Trader,
-four, etc.; Advance; 40 tons coalj Santa Anna,
los tons coal; Carrie Belle, wheat, etc.
The following departed; Boyer, l.. Watson,
Chas. W. Harper, May Fly, Red Fox, D. Stew,
art, II. b. Cromwell, Gen. Burnside, Trader
John Moody, j. F. McCulloh, Clipper, VI. NJ
Cloggett, s. HeIdelherger, a. stanhopc, W. T
o. b, Neal, "l776."
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
nR. LATT,
~ OF No. 49I, corner OF Eighth and T. streetS,
OpuOslte the General POst Office

Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
4FEECTIONS as well as all Diseases Of lmprudence,
OF whatever character, and which may be declared
incurablc by other physicians, He engages to make
an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the science OF medi,
cine, he Is enabled TO offer himself TO the public
being the only one In Washington capable OF afford
ing speedy relief All durable win be guRFan.
tied. He warrants a cure without the use OF me Z,
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent casea
cured In two or three days.
N D. Letters addressed to Dr. F., at his office, No
I2l, corner of Eighth and + Streets opposite Gen.
erAl Post Ofioe will receive immediate attention,
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