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intention 70 move dOwn. the neck 0PRqsi's
Fredericksburg, Thus inducing the laVterIO
sraken his front here 20 Strengthen y Il
poina, a. a gsBtleuaR who aFFiYed hPre ~
night say or line Of hAltls 5crOsssdiths
o -anEe and Alexandria Railroad TO point
where it is supposed Lee hiss a fall force
on our front.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

1wTwENTY FIVE cen; novels, latest and
best, upwards of hundred varieties, 81. so
pc. dozen, $l2 90 per 100. Dime novels
81 per 100. Prize packages $l2 80 per
lOb. For sale by W. P. McKelvey, corner
of Market and Quincy street.
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ndARsHAL's SALE.
The United States

70, ~. W.
16s Boxes &c. Of Railroad Fastenings, the property
OF Isaac 4. Trimble.
TN the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia, at Wheeling. IL.
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the said
District Court in the above entitled cause to mo
directed, duly made and entered on the 10th day OF
Friday, the 20th day Of November, 1858, at 10
O'clock, A. NJ at the warehouse OF James 4. Baker,
on Main street, Ia the city Of Wheeling, the los
Boxes Of Railroad FAstenings described inthe S0hed
ME annexed to the Information filed In said cause,
Terms o. Sale, Cash-U. 8. Funds
80 80 EDWARD n. NORTON,
octaI-td U. e.,MaEahal W. d. Of Va.
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B8-THR RIvRR.-There are less than
FIVE feet water in the chan mel of the Ohio
and the water was receding, There was
nothing new about the landing.
The Pittsburgh Despatch of yesterday
has the following: $780,
The river was again receding at this
point last evening, with three feet eight
inches in the channel at dark, as indicated
by the pier marks of the Monongahela
bridge, and four feet scant by the marks of
the Allegheny suspension bridge.
The Oil City arrived from Wheeling with
alarge load of freight, including 900 bbls.
Ofapples. She leaves again to-day at u N.
The steamer Leonidas is not receiving
freight for st. Louis as stated. Capt. Ana
walt having concluded to wait for a furth-
er rise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

p@OUR DOMESTIC MARKBTs.-Iti is we'll
worth the while to pass through the mar
ket houses, especially on market-days, if
merely to have On ocular denomination of
the bounty of Providence. TIE rich stores
of autumn have been gathered, and brought
to the very doors of the consumers. The
stalls fairly bend beneath the weight of
meat of various kinds. The victualIers,
as a class of men, appear gay aud happy
in their clean, white garments, and busy
in serving out steaks. ribs, roasting pieces,
&c. In farm produce there never was a
larger amount, or greater variety, than at
the present time. Flour, which is cOusid-
cred the staff of life, is plentiful, and sells
at a much lower rate than most OF other
articles necessary for sustaining life. AS
general thing the prices are at least %
per cent. higher than they were before the
rebellion broke out. This advance. per-
haps, may be attributed in great measure
!" Tue us1Vsss.y $500 r.f ne n- .rnnnay the
circulation of which is becoming more lin.
tied daily. Prices will probably come
down in equal ratio to the decrease of pa
per money.
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NOTICE.
AUDITORS OPFrCE,
VIII ceiling. OetOhRr 81. 18B!

II.
Wheeling, October 81, 1868.
CHRlIPBs, Collectors, and all other persons
y owing money to tho State OF Virginia within
the counties OF the State Of West Virginia. prior to
the 10th day Of june 1888 will take notice that the
Sd Section Of the Act of the General Assembly Of
Virginia. passed February Sd, $685. reads follows:
ait shall be the duty Of all Sherihs Collectors
Of the Public Revenue also0 all Presidents other
officers Of Railroad, Express, Bridge, or Internal
Improvements Companies, Presidents and other ON
GERS OF Banks, Savings Banks, InauFauee Companies
CLERKS Of Courts, NoIaries Public, the eeCfetafy
the Commonwealth, and indi 'iduAla, owing or haV:
ing money in their hands due the State the Board
Of Public Works or the President and Directors OF
the Board OF the Literary Fund.- in any OF the coun.
ties aOre aid TO pay the same into the Treasury OF
come one of the United .StateS."
Part ofthe books and Papers ofthe late Auditor's
Office having been returned, the Auditor is now
ready to settle with all persons owing money to the
State OF West Virginia by virtue OF tho Act Of the
General Assembly OF Virginia passed February Sd,
1868. The Auditor resp ct'uly requests all persons
so indebted to settle the speedily possible,
SAMUEL CRANE,
noV2.1wd&w Auditor OF WHGt Va.
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b9-ABour thirty rebel prisoners lately
captured by Gen. AyeriIl, arrived in this
city yesterday morning and were commit
ted to the Atheneum.
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B-BA1Iou's Dollar Monthly for De-
cember, likewise all other magazines and
periodicals, obscene and rebel papers ex-
cepted, for sale at McKelvey's.
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HAaAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary ar
tIeIe ever discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt
face and hands to psarly satin texture Of TishinE
beauty, Imparting the marble purity Of youth, and
the clfstingHe appearance 50 inviting In the city
belle Of fashion 1t removes tan, feeklsS, Pimples
and roughness from the skim leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains no ma
terial injurious to thesk ParOnlEedby Actresses
and 0pea Singers. 1t Is What every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. s-e A"s4
DEMAS s. BARNES e. co. f
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BS- Cry COuScn. regular meeting
of the City Council was held at the Coma
Gil Ohamber last evening.
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s@LEDoER for four cents, if paid in
U. s. coppers, at McKelvey's book and PEI
riodicaI DEPOT
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Tho immense sales testify to the merits Of this
The numsFou. daily report. of astonishing cure.
attest It's value:
1t has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, ind impartng tone and strength
to the system.
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, is invaluable. being
appropriately termed by them, In many certificates,
HrHE SOLDIERS FRIEND,"
Mothers ind it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething; freed from the injurious effects OF
Narcotics, gives relt to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every
PSiGE % oErrsA B0r41n Prepared only by
jun27 6m WIN. F.DAvIDsON, Cincinnati, o.
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HAZE DYRI HAIR DYE!!
BATCHFLOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

Is the Rest IN the World.
THE CNLY HARMLESS, TRIBE, AND RELIABLE
G4. DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect-Cbanges Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural Bro,0n, without InIuring the Hair or
Staining the Skim leaving the Hair sOft and Beaut-
m imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rectiHeS the Ill effects of Bad
Dyes. The Genuine lie signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, all others mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all DrugsiStS, &c. RAOrORY-sl
BARcLAY-sT, N. 2.
Betchelor's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
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UuIVDVt S3Iul IoUolI =
CEAIED PROPOSALS will BIO received feorn hrst
y hands, citizens loyal to the government Of the
United States, until ~ ~, November 18th, 1853
only, for Furnishing all the
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-Notiee
reby given that, by . rule OF the Court, Its
shAye been hxed ~ follows;
GenssaI Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday OF May,
Third Monday Of October.
1Ums ofhe Circuit Court
In which alone q Jury 10 impAnneled for the trial
OF civil cAses)
First Tuesday OF February,
Third Monday of May.
First Tuesday Of November.
lsrms Qf tAs CrSninaI Count
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
First monday Of December.
TuIas Of he Disiriei Court.
First Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December. r
Special TERMS.
First Tuesday OF January.
First TuesdAy OF February.
Ilrst tuesday OF March.
Etrst Tuesday OF April.
Third monday Of May. .Ir.
First Tuesday Of June,
First Tuesday OF July.
Etvt Tuesday OF September.
Efrst Tuesday of october
First Tuesday Of November.
Flrst Tuesday Of Decembef.
BY order Of the Court RI MEIGs.
jyzs ".r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
n + f l G l A L

WAR DEPARrMENr,)
PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERALLY OrrIcE, !
WARRINGTON, d. C., August Q, 1858.
CT ctlar No. q.
The following Interpretation Of the second and
third clauses Of section I'd Of the Enrolment act
is published for the Information and guidance Of
officers OF this Bureau, viz:
Second. "The only sou liable to military duty Of
a widow deptnden upon his labor for support"
The term only son commonly means that there
10 but one son, hence the expression "only son
liable to military duty means Gne son liable to
military duty, where other sons, II any, are not
thus liable. Thus, to make good claim for ex.
emption under this clause, 1t must be established,
st that the person drafted II the only son Liable 10
military duiy Of widowi and Cd, that the widow Is
dependent for support upon this particular son.
The widow may have any number OF sons not
liable ~ military duty a minors, over age, or
otherwise; but II she have one son who 10 liable
and she 10 actually dependent upon that son, he Is
exempt.
Third. " The only son Of aged or inhrm parents
depeudent upon his labor for support"
This clause carries the same meaning OF the
word only, making In synonymous with one. The
same construction will be placed upon this a upon
the second clause oil this section.
To obtain exemption under this clause It will,
therefore, be necessary to establish, ist, that the
aged and infrm parents have but one son liable to
military duty; and I'd, that they ale dependent
upon this particular sou for support,
JAMES D. Fry,
aull-tf Provost Marshal General
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MHfdK6I l AlhsA TIaIi
wAa DE:fl4AsTMrsr,
Paovosr MAasnAL oEsrnkLsl0tricE,
WAsuiNoToN, p. c., August ., 1883.


Paoyosr MAasHAL ossrnAEsn n0tricE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., August ., 1883.
csreusr Helsf.OfT TIHA9dgS aEt1gs snI
The following opinion Of Colonel Joseph Holt,
Ju4Es Advocate General, with regard to men who
have been drafted, and Nhe Mere Abroad Or At ses
At time Of dram, 10 pubiiSked fer the Information
end guidance ofonsSp n tlas Bureau, viz;
The class Of persons referred to, II deserters
nrding 10 the SslasF q sAs ssatuts, are not 90
kseotdine 10 is SPIRIT and should not Be treated
by the Government. The dfaitsd men who are
declared 10 b dsssrtsrs fos having failed to rs.
port thsnsslvsS lot duty are those who have had
actual psrsonsi notisps Py spastrustivs notice,
fron lsaving summons atthsir last place Of rest.
denss, that they have been drsitsd aad that their
AatAnAAnes at the place Of rendezvous named 10
rsauirsd. II 10 assunsd thse the constructive
skotsss has reached the parties, and hence they
Ease denounced asldss9tass Sbr not obeyihg II.
Dsssrtion involves . criminal intent, and man
cannot, In the sense OF the Law or with any pro-
pAtiesy Of language, be held 70 have deserted q
Sstvsss when he nd Hot know he belonged to
isA4ton have neglected . duty vhsa he had no
tAsShj Of knowing that II had been imposed
spoa MIN. .Tha Law would stultify itself were
|it 70 desiafei othRuips. III Eignoranse OF the law
sxeusss no man, boz fsnofance Of facts always
fdoss The lsw obiigss 40 nAn 70 DO an impossible
thing, nor It on any principle hold him respon-
sibls for not having dsne II. When, therefore, q
drafted man 10 sSroad q d sssor othervss placed
N Apeh circumstances - p render u physically
Impossihfe for him TO have hsA knowledge Of the
draft and Of his duty under H. he should not be sd-
vsrtissd OF tssatsd Mt . dsssrtsr. Such step
would se cruel would shock the sense Of public jus.
tiss whisA all entsstain. U s>sh person do not,
without delay, report themsslvss for duty after
rsseiyiig information that ttay had been drafted,
tksy should be arrested q dsssrtsts. It will be
for ths Secretary Of War 70 astsrnne how long the
public interests Will perniS tAe Government to
ws,t for the return Of this siass Of persons. Tn.
qusstisaably Ne drafted msa who do not, within
. reasonable time, return - the country. to
enter the servies, shou1d rot be accegted 40 part
OF the quota OF troops due from the state to which
they belsng."h Ti'nsu. JAMES B. FRY,
auIt-tf Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
\ F + G I A l. 4.

HEADo'hs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHIEoIOH,t
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER, May %, 1885, I
DEALEas IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS, ae are requested to furnish this office
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Col
onel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Chief QuArtermaster, De
psrtmsnt Of Washington, may a6-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
STEAMbOAI'S
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F + I"C Ia L .

- A u. .4 /.
wAa DErAKrnEHr,)
PAovosr MARsHAL 0ENEHAL's OFFicE,
! WAsHiNoToN, D. G., August I, i60.
Ciresdsr No. a. li.. - 10 -. I..r. Do
The following opinion Of Colonel Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate General, upon . communication
from ths Once Of the PAymaster General, touching
the liability to draft Of Paymasters Clerks 10 pub
lished and will govern In this and all analogous
cases, viz iafsu"" aafpit o.
"Jvpsr ADVOCATE GInI.AL,s oI.icr,|
"Cisims to exemption from the draft should b.
strictly construed. Both the letter and spirit Of
the. act for snroiing the National forces require
this. The Paynastsrs clerks, msatonsd In this
sonnunioAtioa, are not found In the list Of ex-
ssol ID olssses - snumeratedi nor ID 1t believed
thst they can b assigned to what solicitor Waiting
has dsnomiastsd third class, aad which v nsces-
sariiy exempt, viI those In the military service Of
the United states on ID March, 1885, They sustain,
II 10 true, certain relation to the military service
~ do teamsters and others who may receive .
ration daily a. part Of their allowances, but they
src not 90 far In that service as to be liable to the
Held duty for which the National forcss are drafted
sad they ahould not therefore by reason OF their
position be permitted to escape tthat liability,
shouid the chances OF the dram impose It upon
(signed) JOSEPH HOLT,
"Judge Advocate General"
JAMES B. Fry,
augii--tf Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
RESTAURANTS.
TOHN KER'S
n .BUHLER REsTAURANT.

... "A 10 Ma,son Dores,)
102 PENNSYLyANIA AVENUE, 5gg
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs.)
The proprietor Of this favosits hsstaarant has
spared no pains to make this the best RestanFant
ID Washington, and he points With pleasure 70 ~
large patronAGs he has Nways bssa honorsd WttA,
and respectfully sollcits eonttnuancs Of The same
GAME OYStERA and other reffsshments con.
stantly on hand, and at the most reasonable rates
BhEAKFAsT, H,
~ DINNER, AND
prepared st the shortest notice and In the most
satfsfAotory manner.
Breakiast from TO u o'sloek. Dinner and Sup
per 81 all hours. ... may ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

A WoRD OF ADvICs.-Those who have bean
doetoring for weeks sud months without obtaining
relie, should consult Or. Ftshblatt, whose efssi
ssdissily oarsd. 7SSnty.svs years ssssrisnos nss
established Dr. FishblAtt's reputation - physi-
dan. Recent eases cured In . few days. Charge
nodarAts. DR.. FISHBLAfT, =
No. ~ Z street, sosnsr OF Eighth,
Opposite the 0saessl Post OfAss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

THE STEAMSHIP EMPIRE HAS
arrived from New York and 70 now uit-
ynnrsina her cargo at the foot oi high street
Ceots.town. This steamer will leave for Now
York ON saturday the 18th instant, At IL ~. foI
su,aNs, MORGAN \ RHINEHAR1, Agts.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w FERRY.
me steamers " Young Aneries," Capt ls.bott,
and !" Mary ). RApley,S Capt Ssskpole, viii, 6
And after MONDAY, MAy 4, oommanee their regN
Lar trips between Washington aAd Alsx apdris, ~
i o'oIook In tbs morning, making trips sSsry houx
iurins The day, until OAsloak In the svsnh {.
W ass IuoSoh Nay h Iess NJ H-W
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
n F r ! G l A. l. .

OFF ICI AL.
l1 Wan DEPARTMENr,)
PHoyosr MARsHAL 0ENEnAi's OrFICE, J
WARRINGTON, D. c., July ~, 1858.
Circular No. G7. ..Hu d .... .
The following "oPIsios." In relation TO that
part Of section OF Enrolment act, which says,
.where there are two more sons Of aged or In
arm parents subject to draft, the father or, II he
be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall be
exsmpt,"is Is published, and Will he,satia govern;
"'The only son Of aged and intrm parents de-
pendent, Sc.,' 10 absolutely exempti hut where
there are two sons, both subject to draft until
an election is made by the parent, and the name
Of the one elected should be removed from the list
AftsF The draft is made the persons drated are no
longer subject to draft" but to duty, and parent
cannot secure the practical exemption Of two sons
from military duty by waiting until one 10 drafted,
and than electing to exempt him" 90
JAMES B. FRY,
suii-tt Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
n F F | G l A l.

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST Marshall
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, August Q, 1853
The Board OF Enrolment for the District of Co
mmbis will meet to hear exemptions at the city
Hall, Warrington, on Monday, August 10th, at 9
a. NJ, and continue on during the week.
HENRY A. sCHEETz,
aulO-6t Captain and Provost Marshal
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

MDsAoPoGsIAH Porlc1RDro4DrFpp4ae-
Prssas No. 1.-TWO .bjsSkAaS stanS1s&oAsi
IL hiss "a Ssilssrss Is ~ ipolsa nRjIii:
"a HJetae No. a.-0eo, oiiyg, uitsa4 teAtssYl
,ts>hfity tor court, .yASoo Won. A6sshtt JASYtt'
,tSsy, sSeunty 70 kSsp me pesss eA1Ait Mtskt ~
&ahs Aspard, dlsordsriy, AisnibAaLi2yRJ aof
Io h'so1art No. t,-A Shilliag
lneaY sailing, dissrdsrly, dasd 3f 3Fry Dursh,
I4tWsk ~ disordsslys - ~ ksNekssA Jao.
sii, hslisssas NM INtA1SSiSs -
is1fSNssef No . B-kSAAisF E50SA dis.
nlussA AeanhSS 3 l1n1@1 ~ fnAd
,yat aeA. - 1sses1p, lSedSs ~ ~
tlAi, Afaikx dlln rs1oo1 = Hlla1 l4s9iy'
inasdHise. p<As1sc6g1s@ bDn4d ~. ~
hs~is, thrsats ssd eeslts ~ Z " !, SfsiAy
4 Bryetts n. s-w. taaA - teeypu an
nissSd. SoAn Huddissoas , ~ bNt1al
sssat.s Y; ;k.sp p'.sS ~ g
ss.s1 iasSssy, disnisssl - ~ -
IA hsfssty1 jan. Hiisa isu11a 4 - 49, 6lS6i
dkusK ~ disordsrly, ~ ent1s tStt ~
ss1sslys Aasd els sa1k Y q, n 4
...s, !. .,s.;:; ;:;i = : 80 =. ~
NV, insd II "a. 1I6hs1I11 ~ .,
TIA Mastha nDg6 ~ ~ - Cbsaf
Tneil, thrssts, diSnisesl 4 No. ,il6 1Aat
m baatsry, bail - ksarihs. D. 1o 49,
aad ssnss, bah sss sourt. ~ ih61e1 ~
structing ssrsstI FvisA for hsAs1ae. ON. ~
asr, lsunk, disn1ess1. J. NJ. NJ, ~ 49, 4
Military. John Adans, dsssrtsr, ds.s j. 0'Neals
dlso.dsrly dismissed. .Taaay !ssksds, a., sss'
J rresae No. s-Aliee Hill, paupsf, worhhouss .
dsys. James Sanford, dessrterj sent to navy yard
Henry amsthefs, de.i sent 70 guardhouse. !. = I
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
Asnussmsnss.

WASHINGTON THlArRx.-The. performaaee
for this evening is IN ssttrsIy asv ous sadassrts
= large fund Of amusement. The entife 81. Dennis
Troupe appears Tonight in, . new ohe epsfforn.
saee. Mile Marietta Ravei and TIE 1avsl nAilst
Troupe will appear In the beautiful French ballet,
entitisd La Bouqustiere." Beautiful Rosita will
appear on the rope Kate Ftshsr will sNssais
seven distinct eharscters Ia the Young As(sess;
or, A Peep BEHIND the scenes." Harry CLIFFORD
will assume the character Of Paddy Miles In the
" Mischievous Irishman." The "Three Fast
Men" 10 being actively prepared. On Saturday
afternoon there will bs . day performance.
YARIEfIEs.-This Wednesday afternoon last
time positively Of the Bale Of Washington, In
soanestton with which will be perfurnsd the reg.
ular double Music Hall show, with the sstablished
Avoritss Jim Budwsvth, Aguss Sutherland, Mo.
fssts, and au- the Ethiopians-ths Temple star
rroups. A great bill on Thursdsy evening, W. T
D,ilansy's benefit. --z.ngf v,..,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

wuITxHURsT's 9AAnaY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvRHuE, ovEa tTrLr0RAPAO AOrEIcE.- -Whitshprsk,
ihrss pfsmlums 10 this oountryi also, . medal 4
he Worlds Este N London, los sppselor vesk,
sii tSs tssc - *. PSosaS,aphs q eoss,s. "a
ssis Gard Photographs Of dIssiaguishsd msR, slso,
visws Of Paintings In the RotnadA u the Capitol
Order. for Views Of KssAnpmsnts pronpdy st.
tended to-, h. .-l ff,1rTr raf.rr.lr : nv r
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

TIE only place where you can purchase Isdia
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Msnuf fsurs prices. y
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 20-0
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y PON Nj + e r,
CoNCE ENTRAT LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKERi

Ths Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
'Gass ior .si.. 81 r.. Il only MI GEN6iSG saa PxTEHTES
sss Tsai ss s!i Af
for Il being "sAPoNIFlER, OR RCoNcENTRATED
LYE," The great SUCCESS Of this srtiels has ned
It, in violation Of the CompAny's PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS
s. sA;s y:: nSsSs :. s
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HANDING, Es0, Of Phtadeiphio, snd
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, ESQ, Of patssurs,
And that all MANUFACTURERS, USERS, or Sell
pany, lMss viii vi IT, bs PRosEcUTEp p At once. " ~
Tn. sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
is for sale by all Druggists Grocers, and Country
stores.
TAKE NOTICE.
The United STATES CIscuir COURT, Western
District OF Pennsylvania, No. OF May Term, In
issa. In suit Of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANuFACTUK.
ING COMPANY
THOMAS u. CHASE,
desreed to the Company, on Novembss, I6 issa, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them Tor the
SAPONIFIER,
Patent dated October 81, 1856 Perpetual s,uno-
non awarded
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING coMPANS,
orrIcEs;
IN WALNUT STREET, PhaadsIphA,
PITT STREET AND DUoUEsEE WAY, Fuissrs
hl-Smit
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

- HAvINa STOLEN 0ovnRNxtNr FRoFsaTr.-
pAt. Hasan, native Of the Emerald Isle, was ar
rsstsd by deteetiyeon Monday, charged With hav.
ias property which he'd hess stolen fron the Csv-
sssnsst This morning - hsd . hearing bsfoss
CAPT. Merritt, when he stsssd that be he'd jacket
OF % given to him, but vhsa the Captain lssdtAs
list OF number Of ovsseoata, Jssssss, ock esats,
blankets, Ac., that wss found ON his premises, he
wtltsd. He 10 held for i,A Athss hearing. IA
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsHIHaToR CITY, D. C., Jan. %, 1883.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business st
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army OF tho Potomac willbe given at the Office
of Lieut.. Col CONRAD, is2 Pennsylvania avenue,
above Nineteenth street JaN
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

suIcIpE.-A man named ecott, . dssatsr
from the Fifteenth sekineat OF New Yosk ssSs-
neers, committed suicide last evening, sbout hvt
O'Clock, ty hanging himself with = fops. This
melancholy act was done u the third stssy q
Wunderlich's lager bear restaurant, on tAs corner
Of Seventh and X streets, Navy YsrL sssgcsnt c.
Y. CLARK, oi the Ninth Prscinst, was immsdtatsiy
= ytined of the occurrsnce and sent for Coroner
Woodward, who held an inquest this morning.
The verdict of the Coroner's Jury was that tbs de-
ceased committed suicide whilst iaboring under
temporary insanity. II seems that Scott stole,
sometime since, tiso from AfelloW.soldisr and DE-.
serted fr,m the regiment. He has hssn pursued
ever since, and this is supposed to be the cause Of
his insanity. ~. ..... .r.r.i4 ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-12

JNDWARD LYCETT,