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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

tie ground, and suffering scenes. which
We in our undisiurbed homes. here IL
Vermont, kpow Little concerning
First we had public meeting ia
one q our churches and although
/ every body did not comcihai We hoped
to see there, We had a very interest.
ing time. Our ministers and lawyers
made excellen, speeches our sunday
school aud choir, gave Us appropriate,
sacrea and patriotic sqngs and our
Band o. musicians hoaored and pleas
ID n>. with their music. You must
look 10 the Manchester Journal 10
know low tlc meeting closed while
] tell you what Tie girls Il this town
are doag aud What we expect the
boys viii DO soon
Two days after the meeting, two
little boys nine years Old, started out
with basket 10 solicit scraps Of calico
and delaine, 10 make hospital bed
quilts. three yards long ffty-two inch
es vide. They were quite success.
fun, so that before the week closed,
the Misses and bttIe girls were busiiy
employed in two or three different
DWELLING, doing their part Of this com
mendable work. Ia Ibis they seem
to be very happy.
In the mean tiiuc their mother and
elder sisters are making shirts, draw
ers, dressing gowns, slippers, and
stockings the material being furnished
by gentlemen
We hope our Box will soon le
ready 10 send, where nos.e needed. If
yoa read Mrs. Davenpolts letters you
may learn about the right way Of do
ing this.
But must not forget 10 tell you
how the boys are expected to help in
this good work. We hear Of some
who intend TO divide their portion of
maple sugar selling some to by hos
pital garments, others we learn are
.al.me hifchire mpcces, 10 f'l bed
.icks, or sell, aud buy cloth for the
girls 10 sew. A little later in the sea-
son, ONE will, probably, plant pota.
ocs, or corn, in corner Of their ia
hcls field, ard have the ayails 10 give
lext fall.
i any Of the boys and girls who
cad this letter viii. after two or three
weeks write TO the Editor Of the {
Manchester journal, and tell Us what I
doing IN their town, wc sLalI be I
much pleased. Yoqr Friend.
ID. s. +. 4,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

An exchange paper says that man
who takes newspaper for a number
Of years and refuses to pay for il,
would steal a passage to Heaven in
secret corner Of streak Of lightning,
and smuggle gold from the streets Of
New Jerusalem to buy stumps Of half
penny cigars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

luis case affords gratifying evi.
denee Of the pari6Oaiion Of public SEN
timeut in Kentucky, which consigns
traitor to the gallows, and Of the
firm establishment Of national power,
under which the civil law is found ad-
equaie TO punish the highest crime
that can be committed against
State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

A Maine editor, having been elected
Fence Viewer and Field Driver, an.
nounees that although he is somewhat
afraid Of horned cattle, he is great on
The frnce. Any Of bis constituents
who wish any viewing done, are inyis-
ed 70 bring their fences to bis Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

The sign before the door Of man.
tua-maker's shop in New York runs
thus a ~ B. Dresses made lower
than ever" Shocking.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

A.--Ihe Copperheads.
Q-What name shail lie given 10
those capitalists in John Balls domin.
'ons who want cotton SO much that
they shave Just now no settled convic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

sions N rrgard 10 freedom and the
slavery question in America z"
~ i. .--a =.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
GALE OF STEAMBOATS,.
DEPOT 9gAETEnMAsTEs's oFrler'

DEPOT QpARTERMA AsrER's OFFIcE,l
NAsHvILLE, TENNESSEE, Aug. %, 1868.
Twin sell to the highest bidder for cash, the fol.
lowing STEAMBOATS,, wrecked In the Cumberland
river, with machinery and other sppurtenances, as
!. stcsmsr ". Ii sIDELL, near head Of Hospital
Shoals.
sealed Bids will be received at this office until
70 O'Clock M, MONDAY, september ltth, 1859.
Bids will be received for each boat separate, and
the boats will be sold separate to the highest bid
der.
Bond to the amount Of Twenty-Five (26) per
cent. Of the amount offered for each boat, signed
BY two responsible suretes, to be forfeited on neg.
ect or refusal OF pay ing the amount bib f the bid
Is Rccepted,) will accompany each bid.
bids will be addressed to the undersigned, In
doTsed I" Proposals for Steamboats,"
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids.
BY order of Coiouel THOMAS SWORDS,
F.S. WINSTON,
au2s-ist Captain and A. U. NJ.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
DECISIONS, BOUNTlEs,
& AAeSh RhsA htsAtH. tHt.A'sI A%'saIF s5s sba'1Sfb 1sbrms,1v.
CLARK q GAYLORD,
Aher,,svs and Oo,Nssllsrs II LAS,
SOLICITORS
ToR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CtAIMl
Corner 9TH and = st;arls, koon No. =
WASHINGTON, D. G.

This Firm. having thorough hnowlsds: q :ehs :hs
practice In all the Departmental OF CovernAsat,
hss ay :sn aS.a Ua .s e
sos ss:s :sss sss ~ sISuss y
business a. will enable them 10 exectts the busi-
% s PAY EsS GTESEs a. TsoS
THEIR sUCCEas IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
,ose they will secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the states
where such business may be had, furnish such with
evidence requisite printed pamphlet Instruction.,
and Circulars In their vicinity, with
AssOciAtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
cution OF the papers and transmission 81 the same
to them by their they will prompt.
VfsssPt, Vfs.Pts,r ri chsssss % viii bs FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFtIECKs and FIVE DoLLARs FOR PRiVATEs,
Cor each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtained,
THhT ssn RfPP or CLAIMS roR
and Collection OF PRIZE MONEY.
Ir Soldiers enlisted since the ist Of March, 1851
In any kind Of service, Military or Naval, whe are
disabled bX disease or Wounds are entitled to Pen.
during the wA{, ahould 1t sooner Gose, Will be On.
y sfGshft w ....on of Congress, all Sol
diers discharged on account OF wounds received In
shall receive the eioo bounty ard all revenue
pspsF: ss%P: sss ss,'iR apai. p.aaisr
wES sls 9t sty &iisl are entitled to Pensions and
minar ohllaTsn, apd II no mlaar children, then the
The SiSo SoWaiy, Ssd II addition thereto, depend.
ant IothsIS, sisters or brother, win be psn.ioned
WILLIS +. GAYLORD.
Warrington, D. e., 1881. mar e-iv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
n F F l q l A L .
r,ERMs OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il DE THE lISTRICT OE COL IIIMRIA -Nofice

TNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
ETHE DISTRICT OF FCoLUMBIA.-Notice
IA hereby given that, by = rule OF the Court, its
terms have been liked ~ iollows:
General Terms.
Third Monday OF January,
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
1erns Of he Circuit Court.
In which alone Jury 10 impanneled ior the trial
Of civil cases)
First Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF November.
Tsrnu Of he CRIMINAL Court.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Ternis Of the Diarief Court
First Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Special Terms.
First Tuesday Of January.
First Tuesdsy OF February.
FIrst Tuesday OF March.
Eirst Tuesday Of Apfil.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF June.
Eirst Tuesday ot July.
First Tuesday OF September.
First Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday OF November
First Tuesday Of december.
by order oi the court. H. J. MEIGs.
IllA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
FOR WOQp.

SEALED PROPOSALS are ipyitel III tho Tenth
day OF Septemhpr, 1850, for furnishing the United
states with two thousand t2,00o) cords OF PINE
the wood to be delivered on or before the sOth day
Of October, 1899, on any wharf In Washington or
Georgetown the Government may direct; to be
corded and measured at the expense OF the con-
tractor subject to the inspection of person des-
ignated by the Government, Bids will Ie received
for any quantity less than the whole, No bid VIII
snse. GoYsrnmsnt fsisryesthe RI sht to rejsctAsy
Bids 10 he addressed 10 the subscriber, marked
" Proposals for Wood" at 2s3 @ street, Washing
ION D O. 8. e. GREENE,
sei-et CAptAin q. 8.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.

TIE BoAlD OF EHRolxxHf.--Ths following
additionAl exemptions were nads afess eur sesoad
edition wsat to prsss yesterday afsssnooa. Thsfs
were ssvsatssn soidisrs obtainsd'
RobsSt Lee, undsr Ags. .
lossph Thonas, felony.
@. n. Davis, disability.
Fransn b. tonnor, disability.
Charles EinhArt, alien.
John o. Day, alien.
Thomas Brown, allen.
Henry Hisrins, only support Of aged parents.
VIM X. venobls, only son Of widow.
Andrew y. Adams, under age.
Pstrisk Pay, alien.
Paul Daur, over age. -...
LsWis Mccoy, colored, sccepted.
Thomas 1rown, oolored, accepted.
DSaismin J. Neal, disability.
Frodssick Butler, father Of motherlsss children
John Adams, eolorsd, furnished substitute, Ed
ward Woodson.
Alfred Horton, only son Of widow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
NEW BOOKS.
DSON TAYLOR's LIST OF


DSON TAYLOR'S LIST OF
III NEW ROCKS
Rebellion Record (pooket form), containing q
Daily Record OF Events from November, 1890, 70
July 10, 1885, and Map Of the Middle and South
ern states, showing the location Of every battle,
forts taken by our forces, and other interesting
Information. Price % cents. Sent by mall free OF
postage, on receipt OF % cents. Suffers and Ped
lers supplied at liberal discount.
Three Year, IN Japan, with Maps and numerous
Illustrations. BY sir \. Alcock, Envoy, so, In
IApanj . vols. Price a.
Debt and Resources OF the United States, and
the effect Of Secession upon the Trade and Indus-
try OF the Loyal States. BY DR.. VIM. Elder. Price
1--we Il Down story OF the Light Lands. BY
J. C. Jeafrsson. Price 10 cents.
Hints on Health In Armies. By Ordronaux.
Romoia-a Novel. BY Geo. EllS. Price u 50;
sosiaI Conaitian Of English People. q.
Prank Warrington. e1 90.
War Pictures from the South. q %.
The Bivouac and the Battlefield. 81 26.
Sent BY mail on rscepi Of Ne a ote prices.
Just received and for sale by
Bookseller and statiQner,
ausi-6t IA PenpsylvAnia Avenue.
lust REUEIVED. IA NEW AND
u complete stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS, which we
oiier for sale at our usual low prices. Also, full
supply Of SCHOOL REQUISITES. embracing Pens
and Holders, Pencils, Rubber, Drawing and Com.
position Books, Crayons, States, Portfolios, Ink,
Slate and B oard Rubbers, &C., &c,
WIN. AALLANTrHE,.
ew tas seveuth street
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

A MANAGERIAL CARD. s,
kAHAorp's OFFICE, FoAD,s Rrw THrArnr,,
WAsHInoToN, September Q, isss.
Mr.. Ford can oii,cialiy announce that his New
convincing tests, has fulfilled, In Strength, Sound,
SIGHT, and Modern Hessnce, all the Requisites OF a
in NsTREHGTHCit has been tested BY helarxe.,
audiences that have assembled for over seven
Year, In any theatre in Washington, and Il has not
q n Ps :: S
rarely stated Of any similar, but yet entirely safe
The Fire Inspector Of Baltimore, Mt. F. II. D.
Boyd, an old and experienced builder, (sctiug for
.tronse:t .aS moss 1hesls ron .esdsn
Of Of thicker walls where sirsnsts i. needed, than a
any OF the other theatres To- Baltimore or Wash
ington, one Of which has been in use over hny
animation, Monday, August 81, after the house
In sight, sound, and eomiort, the crowds Q! arst.
class citizens hling seats aisles Hobbies, and door
ways, since the house has been open, are the most
potent witnesses OF these qualities, existing TO
perfection unknown here before. sea-tf
VARIETIEsi VARIETIEsi
" Frontins Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth 1t
Fta .n.s.r and HSpp.I,issi
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
Promenad,ns on the Avenue Of an evening will
sible, during their evening walk, Of any place In
the city.
THE TALL sEAsoS COMMENCES NEXT noxpAv
with an entire new company, In ludinK the hand
sonest young Ladies' and very best Lady srtistes
now In America Our Circle OF Beauty will com
prise ten lovely Ladies'. The whole Narieiies
Troupe will number over forty persons.
THE GREAT 'sis cEysTRR sHfha"S' S'r ARrrsrrs,
comprising many Of the most prominent artistei
now In this attractive style OF public amusement
JOHNNY MACK AND JIM BUDWORTH,
ELIZA FLORENCE AND ADA TEsMAN
with all the Ladies' and Gentlemen.
MONDAY, the Great Company and an entirel,
new and STARTLING DRAMATIC ROMANCE.
TWO BALLET DISBURSEMENTS.
sep3 THE BIG SHOW OF THE CITY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n FF ICI A L.

HEADaUARTERs/
MILITARY DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, I
WAsHIs0rOs, d. C., August -, 1853.
General Orders No. %.
All commissioned officers In the city Of Washing
ton, D. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered TO wear the uniform OF the United States
service, according to their grade.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. MARTINDALE.
JOHN p. sHERBORNE,
au26--tf Assistant AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

RAcING.-Col. G. NJ. Alexander and Capt.
Joseph Russell, q steamboat captain, were arrest
"a last evening by oitieer mulioy, OF the Second
piss ,nst, Both gsntlemen were tined sa6o each
by Justice Clayton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

0UARTERMASTERS', CONTRAC.
Nnk TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Physicians.
Accounts and Claims collected and remitted to any
part Of the United States, from ~ to per cent
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In proper manner for reasonable fees so that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military porvioe
GEORGE y. II. DAY 4 CO.
Councillors at Law,
aui5-tf Warrington Buildings, Room No. u.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

ON ExuIBITIoN.-The magnificent sword
which was presented to Gen. Meade few day,
ago, 10 now on exhibition at Gslts Jewelry store
near Browns Hotel. 1t viii be exhibited tor fou
= Ave days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

CHILD FoUND.-As Patrolman johnson, ofthe
sixth Precinct, was making his rounds last nigh
he discovered a little SRI named Ann FowmeIer'
only two years old, laying asleep In the Centre
market. The officer took her to the statisn house.
where this morning she was returned to her pa.
rents
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

RETURSED.-It will be interesting to the
fr.eads OF Or. Gibbons to know that he has re-
turned to the city, after u short summers tour,
and has established his office at his residence No.
COZ II street, between Seventh and kighth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Amuselsse ents.

CASTEnBURY HALL.-A very crowded house
uitnetsed Mr.. PJoles beautiful extravaganza last
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
Nl1CEs OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
'CJfYHAEt, WAsH1NQloS CgTk, q C.,

'cfvHAEFs wAsHINa{oN City, q C.,
SEALED PROPOSALS will S & received At this
office until TUESDAY, sth september, issa, at 70
O'Clock m, ier iarnishine suPpliss for The Public
Piopcssis must be indoIsed " Propo.ais Tor Ia.i,"
" E. and ,nn M
sails may be made for the whole Of the Fuel re-
, Or HS q: RrSgS.tlSH SSs Sstsr,a sr aans &
times a. may be designated BY the Committse on
supplies. All articles, except Fuel to be delivered
al the several school Houses, a. the COMMITTEES
may elect. As the quantities specified In the sohe-
dule are only estimates Of probable requirements,
az the option OF the Committee. The contact IN
sss sse MI bsS ~ q Ss ns oI.
right TO reject any all bids, II deemed for the In
iercst OF the Corporation. Those alone whose Of
lion @ ma, se obtained Of John ess sesra Tre.s
H''' eN..,r~.o Con-: Pss"aSsS&.hat44!''s.. ht4!'s
co.l-Anthraelte White Ash-is5 tons; to be sp.
portioned a. follows To First, Second and
tesYth R8ns Ri,sFls''' 30 tons e''hi to THIRD p!''
KintiliHs @ |oSa % Mixed Oak and rlpe-,o cords to
Ftr.t, second and Fourth Districts, 7 cords
acWEDpLE H-Books.
Holy Blbls--i doi. copies, svo., leather.
Woreester,s Proaouneins speller-a doz. copies.
Parker q Watson's First Readers doz. copies.
f" Second Reader-t doz. copies.
Fourth Resder-i dor. copies.
ouaekenbos' History Of United ststes-i doz.
esS. sSt copies
sss. ssSS.g ssi%.ae %.ae.P RPpSs sSf eSRs eo.
swans Rsiaary sOhosl Spelling Books dossn
Fir, Essons In History United ssas''-' do.sn
Coucordis-2 doz. copies.
w.rren'. Primary Geosraphy-4d don copies.
Parker 1 WatsOn's Primer or Word Builder-odoz
Dsvis:, Primary Urinary Al Ass!.hms'''s dos copies Re
DAVIES eI Esmspts of Written Arithmetic and pr.O
tieai Arithmetie-s doz. copies. Revised edi
Davies Prsstlc.i Arithmetic. dor. copies. Re
scMEpuIE C.-srArIosEfy.
sas 'o'RBs H., ns' assE quality
Enyeioncs, ietter-white-s,1pa. Beat qualify.
Writing Ink tDoyeli'slais quarts.
| Lead Pencils-i0 doz.
| Inkstands- plain glass-2 doz.
:.r e'fAySn. pa%s sss sSSss No.. to
| iucluded-l doz. copies each.
| States, by is-i d0z.
| states, 10 by i2-2 d0z.
| States, 70 by il-i doz.
scHEDuLE D.-FvRn.rupE AVP M,,eEttANrov
| - BpFYtIEs
Three.string Brooms-l9 dog.
| No. I sweeping Hrushes-9 dos.
No. . Dust Brushes-6 doz.
Shuck Door MAts-Sdoz.
/ Hemp Door Mats dOz.
Dust Pans doz.
Water Buckets, cedar, implanted, iron bound
| doz.
Tumbiers, pressed glass, best quality-6 dor.
| Water cups, tin, pint-lp dor.
| Wash basins, TIM doc.
Esrthehware Pitchers, =. gal-2 dok.
Coal Shoves-2 doz.
Coal Holds, 10 inches-l doz.
Coal Hods, l8 inches-i dOz.
| P0kers-l d0z.
Table Bells-l doz.
| sponge, mediWm-g lbl
| un III, 80. " tpn0 .uoL sea
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
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O F G A l.
HEADQUARTERS Provost MARSHAL,
District OF Columbia, August nth, 1883. !
The Board OF Enrolment for the District Of CO.
lumbia will meet at the city Hall, every day, from
a. III. to 6 p. IN until further notice, to examine
cases Of drafted men, either for exemption or ac-
ceptance.
HENRY A. SCHEETI,
auls-tf Captain and Provost Marshal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER ., 1850,
LOVES SACRIFICE.
sUsAE ssaI E.iont Sntn G. !sIss so9!sss
SINGING and DANCING,
BEAUTIFUL = EoRREsr I'LL SISTERS.
A KISS IN THE DARK.
Door. % sY:. s ss sss ssSs Sss;: ~: :y:sy ss o.s:
sea
rAN Mt K X Blu RY II A LII,
~ Louisiana Apenae ne corser Of Sfsth street.
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY.
George r. Edeson........... stage Manager
orion X. Hsss.. Business Manager
WORLDS MODEL MUSIC HALL,
GRAND INAGURATIoN
FALL SEASON!
s44EE44 *wssEskk
BEAUTY, GRACE, AND GRANDEUR,
ALL THE GREAT STARS
ALL THE GREAT STARS
Are engaged; the most
sEss4TiSs
WILL BE PRoDucED.
sRs!Sfos Siis oR osRR'ffiass'fSs 'fas SAS the
THE GHOST,
The Beautiful Miss
FANNIE WILSON
Who viii appear In her eharmins eisssio ipperson.
ROMAN AND GRECIAN sTATuARy,
~ TSE scUIPToR's IDEAL,
'''N THE POETS DREAM.
These beautiful artistic representations are the
osiGiSRI WORKS PsS 81 The s GsEXT sH s M%sTERs, rs
and must be s!% aeHE ESEsnTy ast r their
The beautiful and Iaughshle extravsssnzs,
written expressly FOR this establishment by John
F. Poole, Esq, rejoicing in the title OF
THE FAIRY GITF;
| THE FAIRY GIFT;
OF THE
ENCHANTED GRoTToEs OF ELrLAND,
| ENCHANTED GROrTOES OF ELFLAND,
Which will be produced with New Scenery, Meg
niaeent Costumes, Costly Properties, sc.
| MISS ERNEsTfNE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
| The charming vocalist and danseuse, who created
such . furore during her last engagement at this
DICK PARKER,
| DICK PARKER,
Without doubt, one OF the greatest fsvorites who
| has ever performed In Warrington.
The beautiful Ballet, arranged by Mons. Fouche,
entitled
IA sETNIoN pEs Bellies,
In which Ernestine de Faiber, Mons. Fouehe, and
the Anu" Miss n ss'i NELLIE LII EspRTtAsiY;Lo Taylor,
rHE II. shsTM ehssnsHt s. s9pE:t.s.i sEsaS.y,
Consisting Of the following beautiful and talented
MISS LILLE BRANDON, ..,.o,
| MISS KATE HARRISON
MISS JULIA RICHMOND n,,r crp.,p,nr
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
"''' 49," MISS MAGGIE WILSON
Mr.. GEORGE R. EDEsoN,
The popular comedian, comic vocalist and pantt
MONS. GUILLAUME EoUCHE,
WILLIS J. ARMSTRONG;, s'"' ~ " ~
| R. H. COLLINS, 'hf "''f''e 'e''Au'e performer
The great Clog Dancer and Comedian
The InterIocutor
The Psntomimist and Versatile Performer
company ever brought together In aUy establish
/ ment.
Admission. % cent
Private Boxes, holding six persons. ......s6
| Doors open at 7S o'eloeki Performance at o.
| POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
REGULAR SERIES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
REAL ESTATE.
} EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
fsr,os Aaviue HOUSES and LOTS 70 SELL, or
HOUSES TO RENT, will do well by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persona desirous OF Purchasing
or Renting Dwellinss Gan be provided for.
Prompt attention given TO all Real Estate busi-
Apply TO WIN. w. puRDON, with
CLARK b GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auctioneers,
Room . corner 7th and streets.
Refers to-Hon. 8. G. Pomeroy, u. g. s.; Hon. l.
M. Morrell, u. 3. q, Hon. Il. r. Fenton, NJ. c.;
Hon. Chaplin Hall, N. c., Hon. g. ". soofneld, M.
C.; Hon. 4. w. French, ID Auditor, and others.
auT-iy
doom AND BOARD AGENCY.
IN The subscriber has opened, In eonneotion
With his Real Estate business, . Room and Board
Agency. Having had many applications for rooms
and board desires 10 state that his advertising bu.
letin 10 now ready. Persons keeping boariers, or
private families having rooms TO rent will find this
= very cheap and successful means Of securing
bosrders and occupants for their rooms. Adver.
tising cards, nx By three inches, inserted In the
bulletin In this once, for each subscriber, at o.
per month. Member Of Congress are already an.
plying for rooms during the coming session.
Persons In want OF rooms and board can here
make . selection from al parts Of the city.
WIN. W. 1uRDON, Real Estate Agent,
auai-ii6 Room ., cor. Seventh and > sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

A WosD OF ApvIcs.-Those who have been
doctorlug for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. Fishblatt whose once 10
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
sstabllshed DR.. rishbiatt's reputation - aphysi-
elan: asespt sasfs sHrsd a N 2y 4cYs Charges
No. S21 stpsst, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Otnsa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

ATTEMPTED TO LEAVE WITHOUT A PAss.-A
man named Il. A. Fish was arrested by the guard
on duty at the Depot, where no was found drunk
and trying to leave the city without the proper pa
pers and acting In other suspicious ways He was
sent to the Guardhouse, where Capt Merritt will
lock into his case to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
NOTICE TO PAN PAYERS.

CoILEcTuR's OFFICE, CITY HALL
August -, 1863.
THE RATE OF TAX FOR THE YEAk 1861
hundred dollars.
Under the law, a discount OF 10 per cent Is
allowed upon all taxes paid on or before the last
day oi September, 1861
The s6atement therein named will not be al
lowed upon the taxes On property already IN at
reais for general purposes until all such arresF-
ages are paid. VIM. pINON,
AulS-2aw3w Collector
~ NTH & BEALL, DEALER IN MEN
- and Boys Clothing, s6i seventh ". Yis