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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
pERSONAL.,

MEssRs. RICHARDSON and JOYCE, lately edi-
tors Of the Baltimore Republican, who were sent
South, have arrived at Nassau. ,r.,....,..,r
Hon. wrLAXAM WHITING, Solicitor of the
War Departnant, and Rev. William Henry Chan.
ming, of Washington, arrived at Boston, from Liv-
erpooi last Thursday night, In the steamer Canada
Miss MAeoIE MircHKLL was serenaded at
the National Hotel Saturday evening. She has
Just completed very successful engagement at
rord's washingtoa THEATRE aAd opens at Ford's
Holiday Street theatre, Baltimore, to'night.-
Mr.. AND MRS. W. j. FLoRKscE, with ''smike,"
left this city last evening, with the best wishes Of
our citizens. They open at the Winter Garden,
New York, this evening. Harry Bowditeh, Tie
"jov1s and eacient, ,wiil preside owe, their busi
ness afairs, As usual. '' '. ~. ..I'7'
Mr.. AND Mis-. BARSEY WILLIAMS are re-
ioicing In = daughter, one week old-their first
born, alter anstrimonis life OF sixteen years. :
n JouN WILKES BoorH; son Of the late Junius
Brutus Booth, arrived In town this morning, and
will inaugurate an engagement, for limited num-
Der Of nights, at Fords New Theatre, this evening
"a MAX MARErkRK has instituted q libel suit
against the Ssnday Mercury people, laying the dam
ages at $4,000. ,.-,
Hon. JOSIAH QuIscY, Of Boston, and the re-
Gently deceased Lord Lyndhurst were both born
on the night OF May 81, iT1e; the same physician
attended their entry into the world he was called
from one house to the other to attend to this duty
He was DR.. Joseph Warren, who three years after
wards fell at Bunker Hill, Josiah Quincy was
educated at Cambridge, In Massachusetts, and John
Leighton Copley, afterwards Lord Lyndhurst, was
educated at Cambridge in England.
MTGSARD, the painter, was no less famous as
courtier than as an artist He possessed the tai
ent Of nsttery in q superlatiye degree. which In
Louis XIv's court, was anvthiax but an empedi.
ment. He epainted the grand rpt ten timcs. Mig.
nard" said the monarch one day, while sitting for
his last portrait, "you must ind me grown very
oid" "sire," replied the painter, 81 only see
few laurels theme round yourmsjssty's BROW
| shortly after, Mignsri entered the academy, AND
was received on the same dsy professor, rector d.
rector and chancellor. 10 "'
HENRY wARD BEEcHEB, Northern clergyman
and sbo,itionlst, was Intercepted "by disgracefu
outeries In the course Of his speech in Liverpool
while Col. Lamar, Southern rutian and slave ira
der, found no difficulty With his audience. Mr.
Beecher proved himself fully equal 70 dealing with
the rowdiss whointsrrupted him, and he, Of course
triumphed over the nslcontepts., Brought up Ai
the West, accustomed to opposition, physically
and morally brave, alert, quick witted, endless In
resource, mob that tries to confuse or scare him
only succeeds 10 stirring his mind, stimulating hii
audacity, and making him "more Beecher thar
ever" |a .n'
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
Latest from Kurope-Arrivai OF the Steam
ship Hecla. '=--

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamship Hecls,
from Liverpool October 2Oth, via Queenstown
on the elst, has arrived, bringing few items
of general interest. no.
The Levant Herald confirms the statement
that the Porte has offered to purchase the rams
on the Mersey, and that the Lards' price was
fl30, 900 for each of them.
Hon. W. Elliot, Of Earl St. Germans, late
Secretary of Legation at Brazil, succeeds Mr..
Stewart In the Washington British Legation.
The latter Is relieved on Account Of his health.
France refuses to guarantee the Mexican
| oan, and there Il trouble between Maximiljan
and the French Government on that question.
B OficIai Information from Japan states that
In The attack on and the destruction of Kagosi-
ma, the English fleet lost eleven killed and
thirty-nine wounded. Captains Gosiing and
Willmott were killed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

THN WORK ON THE ORANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
: AeeCullam hes prosssuesA ehsasnak.al
fspairing damages 10 tbs Orange q Alexandra
rdihosdy Effected by the rebsla fdcsnkl tuith
Gfast epsrgy and succaas ,Eleyep pilSl Of The
road was reconstructed In seven days, and the
track is .tsid ts far as wauentonl Junction.
Among the items Of work performed were six
hundred snd nfty.threc linear feet of bridges,
varying from 20 70 65 feet in height. Twen-
ty-seven thousand seven hundred ties wrspre,
pared and laid suficlent 10 maks,a akEing Of
timber forty.nve miles long. Many cuts which
had been Hlled were cleaned and embankments
that had bean leyelled were made up. ,-....
The destruction Of the road BY the rebels was
most thorough. Not half dozen ties were
LEFT unburned. Telegraph poles were cut down
and the telegraph wire destroyed. Railroad
iron was twisted and bent, snd 10 many places
twas wound around trees, while heated, 90
that the trees had to be chopped down to r-
cover the iron. One cut, one hundred feet long
and ten feet deep was filled with trees and
brush interlsced with telegraph wire and rail-
road iron, the removal Of which was work Of
great labor. II was found impossible 70 blow
1t up or dig into It In the ordinary manner, and
1t was found necessary to pick 1t out the debris
by piecemeal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

The CIrIzENs' PASS DEPARrhsST.-During
the months Of July, August, September and Go.
tobsr just passed. there have been issued from the
Citizens Pass Department Of ths Headquarters
Military Department. Of Warrington ao,7b7 passes
and permits for family stores to cross the river.
The average number per month has been Q, iss for
these passes and permits. There have been taken
at the office vouchers as to the loyalty OF eysry
one receiving them. &c..
Some idea can thus be formed OF the large
amount Of work done In this department. The
officer In charge 10 Lieut. Joseph Giles, A. A. D.
c., 3sth Massachusetts volunteers, and the manner
In which he has the business transacted speaks
for itselt. Lieut.. N. L. Chandler is the alsI1ting
oiieer Under them is a large body af Clerks,
whose bpsIness It is "a write the Passasfor Lieut..
Giles 70 aiiix bis sEnAtnre TO. y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
LATERFROM EUROPE.
The Fanny GrsasSaw IN Tresbls.

-
CAPl RAos, Nov. e.-xThs steamship China,
from Liverpool on the a4th Of October, passed
this point on Saturday evening at t,elght osclock,
and brings the following ihtelHgence:
The London Times, Of tho 21st, contsins q
Rio Janelrp letter dated September oAt6s and
which u as follows: ...-.
British SirSae drsSs, fSrInl t9ths American l AN
barque Fanny Crenshaw, was towed out in bal
last, bound for Liverpool. At 81 O'Clock p. m.
the Oracle saw in the distance the Federal
steamer Mohican, and fearing hostilities on the
part Of the latter, the master ordered the tow
boat to return, and anchored his vessel near
Fort Villcgignan, under the protection of the
,feet and her MAjesty's ship Edgmont.,rr
It ID reported that the American Minister
had given orders to the captain Of the Michigan
to fire on the Graqle, tho Lottie, (formsrly the
American bark Abigail the Virginia, and the
Ann E. Grant lthSuldi they leave port, and as
soon as they get outside, on the plea that they
are Southern property, and 1t Is supposed the
Michigan Is now cruising about with that object.
1t is stated, however, that the Brazilian Gov.
ernment has withdrawn the clearance papers
of these vessels, and therefore they will not be
able to leave port. '.
The steamer Louisiana, from New York, ar.
rived out on the Sd.
Rev. Henfy Ward Bseehef I'LL bSs,H ipfesented
With. an address by the students In the non
conformist colleges, and also entertained at q
farewell breakfast In London.
Paris letter to tho Daily Ns,os anticipates
the semi-of0elsl presa Will inmedistdy receive
orders to say that, after all, the Mexican peo
pie simply desire annexation TO Frapee.D
The Polish question Is unchanged.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
Sale Of U. .. Ffye-rwsnties.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The subscrip.
Ftion Agent reports the sale Of $18, 900, 900 OF
Ave-twenties on Saturday, making over $50,
OO0, 900 for the week. Some delay may be eI-
perienced in the delivery Of such large SUBJ
scrptions, but It is the intention, as far as pos.
sible, to deliver on subscription oil amounts
under 5000. The public will bear In mind
that less than s150,OCo 900 OF these bonds re.
main unsold, and that foreign composition Is
very heavy. The loan probably will be taken
before the flrst OF December. and there is nc
obligation on the part of the Treasury Depart
ment TO retain 1t for public bidding. The last
500, ,000, 600 will therefore be taken BY CAPT.
talists, trust companies, and banks, for invest.
ment, and 1t Is the wish Of the Subscription
Agent to avoid any favoritism to combinations
by giving the people timely notice Of the con
tingencies of the loan being consumed, ant
summarlly placed beyond their reach, cxcep
at premium. ..... r'r'. l...I't
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
From Grants Army.

KsoxynLn, Oct. 30.-Our forces which occu-
pied London have retired TO the north side OF
the river, and now occupy the heights COM
manding london. Other dispositions are un-
changed. -rr i7'. .-t -,
NASHVILLE, Oct. 80.-Lieut. Col. shively, of
the First Middle Tennessee infantry, attacked
Hawkins and other guerrilla chiefs near Piney
Factory, and routed and pursued them to Cen
treville, where Hawkins made another stand,
attacking the Federals while crossing the river.
Hawkins was again routed and pursued until
his force was dispersed, with loss of twenty
killed and ixtys prisoners, ,ipclRdlng Griffith.
formerly editor of the Nashville Union and
american. Our loss was triffling. III
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

SUICIDE-AN Bx-EDIToR DRowSs HIMSELF.
Last Saturday evening a meeting Of Iowa Associa.
tion vas held st sueed's Hall, on Ninth street
between D and L, above the Union League Rooms
Mr.. C. T. smeed, the lessee OF the hall, and sec
ond class clerk In the Sixth Auditors Oftce made
few inooherent remarks In relation to the Sixth
Authorship. The speech-so cursory, 90 desul
tory-elicited the surprise o. the friends OF Mr.
smeed, emana ating, ~ they supposed, from sane
mind In sane body.n The remarks, however,
were not welcomed with paramount notice, from
the fact OF their incoberency. IA
Yesterday stternoon, Mr.. smeed and his wife,
In company with Mr. Oliver, OF the Sixth Auditors
Office, started from home with the purpose OF At.
tending a meeting at the hall on Ninth street
When near the place Of destination, Mr.. Smeed
left his wife In charge OF Mr. Oliver and said that
be was going to the Steam Laundry, of which he
was one OF the proprietors. His wife thought
nothing of It at the time She expected that he
would return to the meeting before 1t closed, and
put question to that effeet but he made reply,
and, thinking that he did not hear, she proceeded
on her way to the meeting. %
After the lapse OF some time, not seeing him Al
the auditory, she felt uneasy and returned to her
house. She found there his coat, his shawl, and
his boots. In his coat was letter stating the
amount OF his debt and credit and also that he In.
tended to destroy himself designating the foot OF
Third street eatas the place where his body might
be found. Mr.. smeed lived on Pennsyivan ave.
ME east, near Third street, In company with Mr..
Lsthrop.
| Judge 5. +. ". Tabor, Fourth Auditor, who
boards with Mr.. Lathrop, was informed last night
OF the circumstances. Policemen were sent to the
foot OF Third street In search OF the body. They
| found his hat on rock near the Henry Robert, a
vessel which is unloading marble, but gave up the
search on account Of the lateness Of the hour, Ci
| D. m.) The Fourth Auditor, Judge Tabor, Mr.. La
throp, Mr.. stnnhrd, Mr.. Oliver, aud Mr., Monroe
Dllley went down to make q search but without
| success. p. " ..t.,.
The body, however, was found this morning
about 10 O'Clock, and 10 In charge of Roundsman
Pierce, of the Eighth precinct. Coroner Woodward
was notified snd'wiii hold an inquest over the
body, 80" ' w q -. Iy' '..'. .."ln'
MI, smeed was rhuth esteemed by all his ffisnds
The clerks Of the sixth Auditors office were all
closely attached 70 him AZ one time he wss editor
ot the WGperiy Republican, Il Republican Papei
which was iormerIy published In Waysrlyi BsemeI
county, Iowa. 20. t!h-.'
| The numerous friends of the deceased will bt
deeply shocked by this melancholy catastrophe
and his widow will receive their heartfelt sympa
thy in her bereavement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
THE GREAT THRkK-MILE RACE.

Tomorrow (Tuesday) Is the three-mle day
on the National Course, and the best horses In
America will run for the purse Of $500. Idle
wild, Thunderer, Panic, BIackbIrd, and i'm
ported HillsRsfe ecampose the field, and batter
string Of horses could not be got together on
this side Of the Atlantic, II they could be found
anywhere. g1.h,
omnibuses will be run from the Navy Yard
cars, to the racs~course, and the Alexandria
boats will land Passengers at the Giesboro'
wharf, about half mile from the course.
Thus, If there should be scarcity of vehicles
In town, the public will be accommodated with
means of conveyance TO the races.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
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Gallant Bayonst Ftghank By the Eisv-
cath Cosps.
The following was received at headquarters
'nf the Amy yesterday. s''- s''i''.--.'..:' go 80
L, CnATrARyoeA. TESy, ost ., y soPrp.
MAJ. On. n ". Rsil.eA, 6sss@atA- ca<G VI
49, In ths aghtpf last nlght tbe. enemy attacked
Geary's division, posted at wauhstchle, on
three sides, and broke into his camp at o4e
point, but was driven back In most gallant
style, by part 0f his force; thp remainder being
held In reserve. ,.,.
howard, while marching N, GsGy's relief,
was attacked in Asuk, the enemy occupying in
force two commanding hills on the left of the
road. He immsdisssiy threw forward two Of
his regiments, andto both at the point Of the
bayonet, driving the enemy from his breast.
works and across Lookout creek. In this bril-.
liant success over their old adversary, the con.
duct Of the officers and men of the Eleventh
and Twelfth corps Is entitled to the highest
praise. a. II. THOMAS, Major General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

During the month Of August the value Of the
Government horses brought from Canada and
entered at Detroit was s1Ss,0oQ. During the
quarter ending October lst, the whole number
here was s.ls7. worth in round ipppmeer' $500. :
M o.. 70 ' ''f'.Hilt '..t .. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

|arsv sr.h rspe..sd slu,< <c~. sletles him
:: &C.: 9: g
with the light Of variegated fires. Cheer aftsS
cheer went up for the General, who retipD $.
LnuSAunaonnuofo opplauao ennra TIA multltuda.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
THE AWFUL CRITIC.

THE AWFUL CRITIC.
Stand from under! W." -" 20
~ Things are 70 bo strPighteued ppt,,Y sE.
Members of Congress taught mythology. : h,
Clerks in the Treasury Department and army
suffers posted up on the stupidity of the pro-
team drama. 4"
H'The moral drama..to be PROVED immoral. I.
The public to be shown devoid Of taste. !
The Washlngtonians to be exhibited as on
par~ith the Eocky Mouutaih ssrS and the Peo-
'isnsf fH1s HrNJya3 i9g ~
The drama TO be reformed altogether. 60.
All this Is to be done by the A. c., lAwfal
Critic) who Is seventy-four years old and .
sunday-school teacher, and writes for Sunday
papers. .nG1 'l,;n
According to the A. G., that line of acting
which consists In rapid changes of character Is
improperly called Protean" because, you see,
1t originated In the West, whereas Proteus, thst
cisngeful son of Neptune, lived on the sssa
shore. Moreover, he did not resemble Mrs.
Nsrenesttc whom the, Awful Critic prefeis
Tom Thumb.
Florence, W. j., will not do at all. "Thc
thinking spectator turns sadly away" from
him. HIS Handy Andy was drssry,i Gothic A.
CO., and he has only obtained his popularity
by pandering to the vitlated taste of the Amer
lean snd jEnsllsh. PRblier-s. tastetwhlch is TO
be corrected by the Awful Critic. Florence is
not an IrishrhAn, and ''Bsiney winiarfis" plays
nothing but the coarse, vulgar clod hopper.
Says the A. c., we have Nothing but "the ira
ditions of Lynne (Tyronef Power and metho-
ries Of John Drsw,"y But Florence draws, and
SO docs Barney Williams. This Is the fault Of
the public! HTE E',lE ~, on
:, Maggie Mitchell has been criticised and the
turpltude Of the pieces In which she plays ex-
posed two times by our reformatory critic. II
she would bs content with the position Of, /" a
second class actor and third class singer p
the A. G. might be satisfied. But even as the
Florencss insist on making people laugh 90
does Miss Mitchell persist In making them
weep after the manner Of actors ofxhe frst
clas4. sRd therefore the Awful Critic will not
20 aPpedsed. ". 90 .- -hus :
Afsr all, the lash Of our Critic ought to be
felt rnore severely BY the public, who delightin
the ProtsaR ahd the Moral drama, than BY the
actors who simply ssrye them with such enter.
tainments. But "the public 10 an ass, and II
Is not pachydsrmatous, hence IT. feels not the
Awful Critics lash. We fear that the Flor,
enees and charming Maggie Mitehsll will still
receive abundant patronage Whenever they up.
pear in Washington. .l,ld. u
The A. G. has already knit his terrible brow
towards ]. Wilkes Booth, and given that young
tragedian fair warning that he Will be ater
him, at Ford's Theatre, this week, wish sha, ,
goose--quill. He scan scarcely csn him r..
w. 3, q tr4gedlau," but then he may possibly
come TO bs something, End " Up . comfort W
know that thsA, c,ipfaasss t6lrsat him YIN
! r. .-Aiheash III kStSEEi&( s ssas.
srrd 'dislRe 70 s'fIfseh ,P'syssJ .. Ese Lynne,
which is tainted with soms af the qualities Of
tAs moral drama, no has Kindly consented to
slow Mics Lucille Wsaasrn to play N engage
ment at Growers Theatre, commencing with
! this evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

falling to do this, that he be exchanged as ..
''::ssi; 4ss r,s: Of @.s&.. , ,.sl.s.s n 3. t..
Genertah n blet S.sS brst1dsn's spotsssd %
investigate the circumstances connected with
the destruction Of the steamer Ruth, with Gov
On -ths Mississippi. The
court is OF opinion that "no Government one
.csriox agent Of the funds, has been to blame
for misconduct or neglect Of duty in the premi-
'Sea. - ~ % 40 - = - . -A''s''.'''''
HiFhSt 'Llbutsnant james X. Rochester, 3lst
Ohio ypl1nteers, Army ofathe Cumberland,
(isntAncsd " be cashlsred for Drunkenness while
oadutys Tie PRECEDENT, In consequences Of the
previous good character Of tho accused, has
commutsd his sentence to forfeiture Of s!z
mohths pay, f.il a.a.sr n ..,... ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
} SUPPLEMENTARY.
q .y!HzxzfTHNo Nouuz'
Hooker "a ntute ddof PSiapp
y \ s,:..s ss!,.6y ssd% Arms. -, = 80 %.s
T HE EN- EMY QUIET

The following has been received at the Head
quarssss of tks Armyf ON YhWdtoau I
o. CnArrARooeA, Oct -; 1fsss p. m.
Major Gen n. ". HaAeek. 0eneraItn-CAtsf' !,
Since the nghr oftha pishk on the 2sth, the
enemy hos not disturbed ~. uffouliu,
Hooker took % prisoners -four officers and
one hundred and three men, and captured
nearly thousand Enneld rifles. His loss Is
three hundred and any officers and men, killed
and wounded, .,.,....-,, G. H. THOMAS,
- Major General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

A large ram, which had not previously shown
bad temper, attacked Miss Sally Hall one
day laet week, when she went to draw water at
spring In Oharlestown, X. l., and her skull
was fractured and she was otherwise % much
injured that she lived but few hcurs. r Miss
Halls mother, an old lady nearly 30 years old,
became alarmed at the long absence Of her
daughter, and when she went to lock for her,
was attacked in turn by the furieus beast, and
10 not expected to live. Dob "l IT,. "'LltI..I..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

AMERICAN YAcHrs In ENeLAsp.-The yacht
Gypsy has been purchased BY member of the
Royal Yacht Club" This IL the second fast
yacht we have sold TO Epglishmeu. .'''. L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
A RslDel Bark Chased.

NEW YoRK, Nov. la letter from Rio Ja-
neiro, dated Sept. l3, reports that the rebel
bark Fanny Crenshaw, which left there on the
l2th, was chased by the gunboat Mohican, but
lost sight Of her stlnight. The Mohican was
returning vithou her expected prize. "'7
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

The War Department has received Rosecrans'
official report of the battle Of Chickamaugs,
and the incidents connected with H. II 10
quite voluminous.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
General sherman's Expedstisn--River
Guerrfllas, '".'E

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-Private advices from below
report that Gen. Sherman is skirmishing daily
with the rebels under Lee, Roddy, and Forrest.
The publication Of all military operations In
that region is contraband. II '...
The steamers Adriatic and City of Peoria
were fired into by guerrillas on Friday, on their
way up, at Whiskey Chute, below Memphis.
One man was killed and another wounded on
the Adriatic.
A ghnboat has gone TO that point.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

STEALING GOVERNMENT fRoFERTY-Abram
sawyer wa4 yesterday committed to the GUARD
honss hy Col Baker on the charge Of stealing Coy
srnnent property, lie " to be held for orders from
the ColOnel - fu l., an '-
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

Tine FInsr ssow.-The arst snow or the sea
son fell at 81. Louis on the sad inst There is
every indication that the coming winter will be
| extremely severe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
A ship Burned n Sea.

NEwiYoRx, NOV! 2..-The ship Star Of the
West reports that on Oct. nth, in lat. 40 deg
and 80 min, long. 81, she saw vessel about
twelve miles distant on fire. 1t being calm she
could not get near her. The same evening she
saw large screw frigato steering eastward.
The ship G. Grinnell reports that on October
1s, In lat. 400 IA, long. go, she passed the
hull of a large ship on fire, with spars lying
alongside. The ship was painted black, and
had the appearance Of an American ship. y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

CORRESPONDENTS CAPrURED.--Mr. George
l.. Hart and Mr.. L. A. Hendricks were captured
by Moseby's pillagers, Saturday night, at Au.
burn, about three miles from the headquarters
Of Lees army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

HAanoHs6 DHsERrER. Hean was
arrested yesterday, by one OF Captain Todd's ON
eets, on the charge OF hsrboring deserter named
Frank Ebb. He was committed TO the Guardhouse
BY the Provost Marshal III"
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02


INroRrAsr TO FEMALss.ADrg OAsessmanI
PN'.-The oonbinAtion OF Ingredients in these
pills Ars the resultof long and extensive prao.
tcs. They are mild IN their operation, and Ger.
tain 10 correcting All irresularities painful men.
sfypstion, removing All distractions, whether
from cold or othsrviss, hsadsohs, pain IN the side
palpitaton OF the heart, whites, all nervous sifec-
tions, hystertcy, fatigue, pain 10 the back and
limbs ao, DISTURBED AIeep, which Arise frpm inter
ruption oil nature. ~ sil, Js-r.. -iEr =.
Il. in:N iDR. OHEEsEMANs PILLS ,t..r
was the cohnencctrent Of new era in the treat.
ment. Of thosS ifissulsritei md obstructions
which havs consigned 90 many 70 PREMATURE
anAyE. No female csa enjoy good health unleSs
she y regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
=. ~ iirDR-I ICHEhsEoiAN,s BILLS.
are the most etfsstual remedy ever known for all
oomplaints peculiar to Iemaies To all classes thev
are nvSlaAbls, iadGeiha, tsh cs,taiaiy perodica,
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different perisds, Throughout
ne countty, hsving ths sanction Of some of the
most sain<N fawieian, u Am<rioa. .,
:Epea dtnetttAs, sAsffag ,uksn fAev ,Aould NO, b.
rsed, with eaoh Box-the Price Ose Dollar per Bor.
sontAinins nom % 70 eofsils.iy,, o., o. pltFsi
.Rails ca'a ty NJ, ppmptip, BY ssnitting to the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
III 'H ot ~ ''9 HUrCHlNGs q AILLYER,
EH 2lx xss al Propfietors, q Cedar IT., New Yrok.
solahyas1iL..f ~ ~ -. CALVERT FORD,
see- -Sneod $50 Ps! avenue, ,Wsshinston, D. c.
rIoW, "a. (communioAtsd.l
= A =
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02

RRPAIRSD. The AnGcostia Bridge has been
repaired, and teams now pass over 1t freely.