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CARD.
JOHN McGREGOR, Family Physician and Sur.
geon Is of Connecticut, may be found at his Of
fee. at No. 4Jo 9Th street, between and K.
mar d I'm
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They csn be est en- at No 202 Az st., Island "a
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M Jacobs, Ira Jennings, Geo H Gray, Volney
Ainsworth, Curtis G Eaton, Allen Morse, Geo.
L. Hall, Charles Ii Eaton, William V Peck.
Lewis S Wood, Geo w Chase, Henry P Whee-
lock, Cerodon Smith, Edwin d Haskell, Otis J
Richard, Harvey Hersey, Clark M Gray, George
Bigelow. George H Sumner.
PLainfdd.-Edwin V Lane, Jared S Law.
renee, John d Cummings, Jas NJ Perry, John
T. Shepard, Erastus McCrillis, Jas NJ Batchel-
der, Oliver Richards, Jacob Batchelder, Solomon
Bartlett, Alba f Martin, Martin f Lawrence,
Abiiah Howard, Alonzo H Powers, Charles W
Scott, Sidney Bemis, Stillman Parks, Benjamin
Lawrence, Philander Mower, Martin d Bemis.
Charles Morse, Alpheus Batchelder, Wheeler j
Batchelder, Erastus Batchelder, Lucius NJ Har
ris.
Marfhfeld.-Eri B Spencer, Orville Clark.
Frank %Jaqueth, J G Clifford, VIM Nichols, Geo
Worcester, Ambose V Tyler, Austin Spencer,
Jr., Oren Pratt, Harvey Batchelder, Frederick
McCrilIis. Nathan Skinner, Edwin Merritt.
Harris NJ Pitkin, Marshall G Smith, Harrison
Batchelder, Aaron j Brown, Marcus + Bliss,
Charles NJ Wing, David Huntington, Samuel
Cole, Henry c Wells, Horace Pike, Thodore
Wood, Charles c Bent, Ashael G Mears, Web
ster Greeley, Geo Lance, Philip St Cyr, Jack
son Bemis, Tyler Spencer, Geo o DAVIS, Nelson
Bemis, Jnoathan, n Davis
Neutrality-suspicious. B Bruce, Edwin Bruce,
Abel t Way, Aaron Carr, Sullivan Hackett,
Linneus E Wood, Alonzo A Clark, o A Vii.
Dor, Stephen Leavitt, VIM W Ii McLoud, John
Goodell, Geo G Bemas, Willard Sprague, Mer-
rill Sloan, Geo White, jeremiah B Ainsworth,
Augustus A Bliss, Chas E Weeks. Ira G Jewell,
Benjamin I Rideout, Lewis GoodeIl, Corlis 0s-
good, Sidney o Wells, True A Town, Samuel
Daniels, Geo. II Wells, Edwin H Celley, Phi
lander Way, Austin Carr, Martin Lyford.
Worceaer.-Wlliam Hinckson, George w
Collier, Alonzo S Richardson, Grin Daley, Al
bert Dugar, Oliver L Watson, Elijah b Harris,
David q Copp, Edward NJ Hamlet, William b
Hancock, H0latio NJ Templeton, Fred Z Tenn
pleton, Gilbert Hill, Albert Wheelock, W H IL
Dickinson, Chauncey L Harris.
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SHIPPERS OF PRODUCET

THE undersigned having been in the Commits ion bus
l. ness for some time, and knowing the wants aud n
cessity Of immediate sales and remittances Of the sale
of Produce, would inform Merchants and others, who ship
Produce to Boston Mar et, that We are prepared to make
sales OF all kinds OF Produce sent to par care. immediate
ly- on its arrival, and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the consignor. For our ability to do so We
refer to Hon. RoDEEICK RICH kRDsoS, and for particu.
lars, prices, &C., TO A, w. WILDER. both Of Montpelier.
HARVEY e. PARKER,
J Commission Merchants, a.
fw6nlk No. 8 So. Market st., Boston.
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CABOT, CALAIS, PLAINFIELD, MARsHFIELD,
WOODBURY. AND WORCESTER.

CABOT, CALAIS, PLAINFIELD, MARsHFIELD,
WOODBURY. AND WORCESTER.
Cabot.-Ilenry D Smith, Hiram S Wood,
Lyman II Hopkins, VIM j Wells, George Shaw,
Alonzo Sargent, Ii S Dow II f Clark, George
? Heath, Simeon p Heath, George G Smith,
West Davidson, Francis L Knapp, Alonzo f
Sprsgue, John Wilson, Parker Swazey, Emery
S Clark, Hector Garfield, Virgil B Webster,
Hamuel W Howe, Charles N Fisher, Jasper j
Hazen, George G Scott, Anthony A Perry, Geo
H Hoyt, Harrison Whittier, Emery D Hooker,
Charles G Collins, George R Heath, VIM Ii
Herrick, VIM j Haines, Jewett Perry.
Calais.-Jacob E Wheelock, George W Nell
son, Chandler Collier, Sherman Brown, Charles
Martin, Groin Pearce, George Newton ,Alonzo
NJ Foster, Ransom Walling, Harry French
George W Ainsworth, Marcus G Kiniston, AFRO
Nelson, John @ Haskell, Augustus Morse,
George Zero, Benjamin p, White. Hubbard
Linsey, William V Herrick, William G Robin
SON, John f Hammond, Fri Batchelder, Ira
D Cochrip. Lemuel T .Goodell. Lewis. w
Voodry, Freeman Tabor, Martin Dudley, James
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WATERBURY,, DUXBURY, WARREN, FAYSTON,
MAITSFIELD AND MORETOWN.

WAITSFIELD AND MORETOWN.
Waterbury.-Allen Town, Curtis Turner,
John Tankard, Edward A Colby, Darius Gray,
Fred Congo, Henry W Gray, Philip Preston,
George j Colby, George w York, William IL
Stimson, Joseph Wheeler, Francis IIubbell, L L
Pollard, Charles E Russell, Thomas Herburt,
Henry Ii Noyes, Lewis 0 Morse, William II
Ashley, Luclus Bruce, William Hutchinson,
Grin Z Meaker, Ransom Chappee, VIM 5 Frink,
Allen p Foster, Thomas T Dwyer, Silas
Town, Albert Demerritt, Horace ? Carnes, VIM
w Murray, Benjamin Il Dewey, Antrim Landt,
Chas L Bebee, Banjamin w Pratt, Nathaniel X
Brown, Simon j Godfrey, Israel Luce, VIM w
Wallace, Chauncey Turner, Jonathan p Laid,
Chas E Richardson, Ii G Blossom, Henry NJ
Doubleday, Willis c Hawley Almon W Godfrey.
DurburH.-Hazen Morse, George II Crandall,
Wells Corss, James Casey, John Wright, Al.
mon Martin, Philo Towle, George w Stevens,
Lucas Morse, Philander Clark, Edward S Tur.
ner, Joseph Somerville, Jacob Foss, James Per
rim. Calvin A Canada, Americas B Phillips,
William E Ward, Charles G Blodgett, w fl H
Maynard, James Avery, George w Jenna, Hen
ry q Gabaree, Edward w Strong, Theodore
Brock, Martin Hayden, Alfred Shonio.
Wmren.-Thomas j Sergeant, Hiram J Pratt,
! Allen G Greenslit, Daniel j Moriarty, Daniel
w Nichols, James NJ Parker, Charles F. Spald-
ing, Steadman Quicker, Henry VanDusen, ID,
Rufus II Porter, Milo Bucklin, Henry Moore,
I'd, VIM Hall, Geo NJ Hawks. Chas w Bragg,
Daniel McAllister, Charles Porter, Francis A
Allard, Benjamin 5 Edgerton, Burnham Ford,
Frederick j Cardell, James Miller, Samuel Nc.
Allister, John M.Hanks, Myron Davis, William
Martin, Cyrus p Pike.
E.n.to, II:IouJ ro~sLat H. Youro
John McCaughen, George Balentine, Nehemiah
Colby, Jonas q Dudley, Horace Mehuren, Hi
ram E Boyce, Eli Bruce, Jr, Edward Dillon,
John W Ingalls,, Walter D Porter, Alexander
SomerviIle, Moses Murphy, Matthew Whalen,
Daniel Crowley, James Band, Jr, Julius f Pal
mer.
Walsteld Daniel McCarty, Lorenzo Davis,
II 5 Campbell, Allen q Mathews, Franklin b
Thomas, Lewis r Joslin, Solomon Smith, Hi.
ram Haselton, Chas. L Bigelow, Jr., Henry :
Mathews, Alfred B Steele, James Z Carpenter,
Emery 5 Judkins, James Ryle, Carlos E Jones
Patrick Nancy, John Ferris, Richardson J Glea'
son.
MOretoWn .-David Rollins, Cyren Bruce,
Patrick Flynn, Edwin R Hard, Harry Bronson
George Wiley, Byron Wheeler, Oscar Bailey
Augustine B PrentIss, Nathan B Spalding, Lee
welyn Hall, John Keough, Barnabas Mayo
Charles Dale, Henry Newton, Moses Aldrich'
Patrick Calvin, Michael Splawn, Luther Foster
Michael Goshen, AFRO B Stockwell, Michael
Cannon, Thos Lee, Curtis Stewart, DennisOn
Freeman, Austin Kerrin, Wm Dwyre, Micha e.
Taylor, Andrew ] Sleeper, Luke Knapp, Hol.
Rich, John eastman, Joseph G Conver Sc, a
M Edgerly, Martin B Spear.
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nv TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M.

New YORK, July 10. A Vicksburg letter OF
the 7th to the Herald states that Sherman, s
corps crossed the Big Black river on the 9th,
and came up with the rear OF johnston army
in considerable force and had quite a smart Dat
tie. He surrounded and captured 6Uoo rebels
as is estimated, comprising infantry, artillery
and cavalry. Johnston continued his retreat
across Pearl river.
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WASHINGTON, July 10. The enemy,S cavalry
was sharply punished at jackson, Ienn'' oy
Col. Hatch, on the 18th.
Their loss was 200 killed, wounded and prls-
oners. 400 conscripts were released and about
$50 horses captured, with more than that mum
Der of arms.
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 10. General Foster
arrived here at II o'clock to-day. Williams
ton on the Roanoke river was bombarded by
four gunboats, under Capt. Flusser, on Monday
night. The bridge across Gardeners creek was
destroyed and the rebels, who had recently be-
come quite bold, were driven entirely from the
river many miles back.
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New YORK, July 10. The Baltimore A"aer'-
can of yesterday says our whole army is again
beyond the Potomac.
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from the Army of the Potomac. OF the lotn,
lay the main body of Lees army r is supposed 10
be between Martinsburg and Winchester:
A Shippensburg, Pa, dispatch says bring was
heard on Friday morning, supposed to De an at
tack by Gen. Buford at Clear Springs "nere nc
was to cross the Potomac.
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WASHINGTON, July IS. The enrolment of
names for the draft will be completed here Mon
day. Except in very few instances the enrol
ling officers have met with no trouble, and in
no case has any personal violence been attempt
ed.
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c0rnS cTObt Su LIlC DIX DA"N
III como mn with the rear of Johnston's army
in considerable force and had quite a smart bat
re. He surrounded and captured 6OOO rebels,
as is estimated, comprising infantry, artillery
and cavalry. Johnston continued his retreat
across Pearl river.
INV YORK, July IS. The steamer Fulton,
from Port ROYAL 18th, has arrived. Gen. Gil
more had commenced mining Fort Wagner.
The siege was favorably progressing. Gen.
Foster had taken all the tortlfcations on James
Island. as far as SecessIonvllle
New YORK, July II. The steamship New
York arrived from Europe at noon to day with l5O
passengers and 5000, 900 in specie.
The steamer Locust Point, from New Orleans
1lth, has arrived.
The Era of the 18th says On Wednesday,
the 9th INST at 2 P. M, General Gardner, a
rebel commander of Port Hudson, surrendered
unconditionally to Major General Banks. The
rebel army was drawn up in line, sta cked arms,
and General Banks took possession of the place
Five thousand prisoners, fifty pieces OF artillery
and all the small arms fell into his hands.
A dispatch to the Era dated Port Hudson
morning of the 9Th, says at 2 O'Clock a parIey
was sounded from the fort. Being replied tt
the inquiry was made about news from Weeks
burg. On being assured that it had fallen, Gen
eral Gardner promised to surrender to-day.
We entered the place at noon. The glorious
event has filled the army with the widest enthu
slasm.
FORTRESS MONROE, July II. Yesterday after
noon the rebel General Fitz Hugh Lee and Capt
Winder were removed from the Mcclellan Hos
nital to Fortress Monroe, and placed in a case
mate under guard, and notice was sent to tn
rebel government if they executed Capts. Sawye
and Flynn, whom they now have in close con
snement, and under guard at Richmond that Gen
Lee and Capt. Winder will be executed in retail
iation.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA, ]
Urn ARMY CORPS, Fortress Monroe, July 16. (
In pursuance of instructions from the Wa
Department, the undersigned, prepatory to as
suning command of the Eastern Department
relinonishes command of the Department c
Virginia to Major General j. g. Foster, U. S
Volunteers.
Until the arrival of Maj. Gen. Foster, at thes
headquarters, Brig. Gen. Geo. W. Getty, u.
Volunteers, will perform the duties of Depar
ment Commander.
(Signed) JOHN A. DIX.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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NEw YORK, July IS. The steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal 18th, has arrived. Gen Oil
more had commenced mining Fort Wagner
The siege was favorably progressing. Gen
Foster had taken all the tortiications on james
Island, as far as Secesslonvllle.
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New YORK, July 10. Full details of the opera
tions against Charleston are received.
During our operations a rebel steamer at
temrted to land reinforcements on Morris
Island. but was driven of and destroyed by our
gupb oats, the troops barely escaping. 1t is re-
ported also that a rebel gunboat, venturing TOO
near our feet, was captured.
Our losses in the capturing of Morris Island
bst,erriies, and assault on Fort Wagner, foot up
as follows: Third N. IL. regiment, 8 killed and
wounded. 7th N. H., S wounded. Among
the wounded was tool. Bedell of the Sd N
H., slightly.
Gen. Terry's division was on James Island
and opposite the village of Segarville, accompa-
MED by the Suanee, Monitor and Nantucket.
The charge of the It'll Connecticut regiment on
Fort Wagner is highly spoken of. The failure
of their support alone was the cause Of their not
capturing 1t.
NEw York, July IS. The steamer Thomas
A. Scott, from New Orleans the 18th. brinos
300 discharged soldiers. None of the captured
rebels had been paroled by Gen. Banks at last
accounts.
OF the garrison, 1000 were in line when thew
surrendered besides 500 wounded and 1000 s;ck'
Our batteries had destroyed an immense amount
of stores. A large supply of ammunition fell
- Iau1u
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WHEELING, Va, July l9. Gen. Foreman re-
ceived the following this evening from Parkers-
burg
Three hundred of Morgan's men were cap
tured to-day, near Burlington, among them Col.
Dick Morgan. There is no doubt Morgan's
whole force will be captured.
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WAsHINeToN, July 10. There is nothing
definitely known about Lees army. The i'm
preston is that he is making his way to Cul-
pepper and Gordonsville with all speed.
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New YORK, July 10. Special dispatches
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MONTPELIER, NORTHEIELD, BERLIN, BARRE EAST
MONTPELIER, MIDDLESEX AND ROXBURY.
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New YORK, July Is. The Washington co
respondent of the Express says that Gen. Graz
will soon relieve Gen. Meade IN command.
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New YORK, July 10. Everything was quie
here to night up to 2 o'clock. A competen
force is in readiness to suppress any rioting.
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New YORK, July 18. Advices per Fulton
state that the result of Gen. Gilmote's opera
tions, up to the morning Of the 18th, are, that
he has passed all the batteries on Morris Island
except Fort Wagner. 1t is reported that ouI
iron-clads made a breach IN the south wall Of
Fort Sumter. On the 18th l13 wounded rebels
were brought to Folly Island.
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MEMPHIS, July IS. Col. Hatch has captured
the artillery and trains of the command o
Billie. BiGle's men scattered in every direction
and most of them succeeded in crossing thu
Tennessee river, and joining Rhoddy and New
come, who r~etreated to Trenton.
No considerable bodies of armed men are nov
north of the line, but some bands OF guerrilla
are thick and troublesome.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
AUCTION SALES.

DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auotton.ev..
- LSAlC HERZBERG'S GREAT SPRING PAWN.
BROKERS' SALE or UEREDEHMED PLEDgFS.
At AUCTION.-On TUESDAY and wEDNTsDAY'
April 7th and 5th, at 10 O'Clock A M we shall sell
at our Auction Rooms, No. b26 Seventh street soT,
ner d, large collection Of unredeemed pledges,
Extra fine Gold and Silver Hunting-oase Patent
Lever and other Watches
Gold Neck and Fob-Chains, Finger Rings, &C., Of
all descriptions
Fine lot Of Guns and Pistols
Large lot Of Ladies' Dresses, ShAwls, Cloaks, &e.
In variety
Also, Gentlemen's Clothing, and fine lot oi
goods, such a. are usually found at pawn.
brokers' sale and too numerous to mention.
The sale to commence with the watches.
Terms cash. ISAAC HERZBERG,
PAwnbroker.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Apl-WF&M Auctloneers.
pY w. L. WALL a. co., AuotIoneers.
- Cor Penn, az. and EiHLh street, souih side.
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISTLES, &C. AT AUC-
hon-Closing out sale Of the stock Of Emile Du-
pte.-On THURSDAY morning, the ID April at 70
O'Clock, we will sell, At our Auction Rooms, by
catalogue, his stock Of
WINES, BRANDIES AND WHISTLES
Embracing a large assortment OF Champagnes and
other French, German and Spanish Wines
Imported and Domestic Brandy and Whiskiea
Also, the unoaled-for foods OF purchasers at the
former sales Of Groceries, unless they previous
ly called for.
Terms cash. W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
apfl-lt Auotioncers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
Anusemsnts.

CLARA sIDFAL At WIELARD's HALL.-To-night,
this celebrated elooutiOnIst will deliver her read
ings and reoltAtions from the popular poets and
lnABmuch as she does not press herself upon the
public but has been induced by the Iaerai Of this
city, Nsw York and PhIAdelphia, to give two read
ings 10 each of those cities she should receive the
support which is due her!
On n2ffidAy evening, by request, she will lecture
on London.
GRopER's THEATRE.-Joint Bensdt Of MitIes ADD
Pdrktr and Emily Msttayer-This evening ia devoted
to Comedy and the fact Of Its being but the second
and positively the laat comedy night Of the engage
mont will secure a very large attendance. Add to
this the fAct that the occasion is the benefit of the
two fAvorite ladies Of the combination, Misses
Parker and Mestayer, and there should be an over
flowing and fashionable house. The performance
Is still Waters Run Deep" and "My Aunt"
CAETERBURY.-A performance Of great beauty
and attraction win take place tonight at this oele-
bratedT music hall. The three fair stars, Misses
Mortimeri De Faiber and Pennoyer will appear in
several new acts, and the superb Arab Lay" will
also be reproduced. The grand ballet entitled
La Maja de Seville" In which Mons. szollosy and
tho young ladies' comprising the Court OF Beauty
appear, and the great trick pantomime, mThe
Golden ASe,Hwill constitute interesting features
Of the entertainment
VARIETIES.--The frat Of the month this stan
dard music hall opens with grand attractions.
The managers announce a bill Of entertainment
comprising a multiplicity of attractions. slgnor
WAtkinSly and his learned cats in a most amusing
feline concert, for tonight only. world Of mer.
rimeRt will be afforded by this last new humorous
and singular novelty. All the company appear to-
night.
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Also, CLOTHS, CASSINIEREs, yEsTINGs,
FLANNELs, sHkwLs, BLACK SILK SACKS,
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMoRAL SKIRTS, PARA.
SOILS, SUN UMBRELLAS, and hundreds of other
kinds Of Goods AppertAlning TO a nrst-class Dry
Goods Store, too numerous to mention. On the
ING, oIL-CLoTH and STRAW MATING. All Of
which will be sold exceedingly cheap for cash only
Persons residing at the Navy Yard, Island, OF
Georgetown, will find the Cars convenient. The
polite conductors will let them of at the door.
w. w. BURDETTE,
No. 36I Seventh ST.,
mar 21-5t Between | and X.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ARE CHANCE.--The goodwill, fixtures,
~ and small stock Of a store, amounting 70
about one thousand dollars, In the best part Of the
Avenue, for sale. 4 good stand for CLOTHING,
SUTLER AND sADDLERY STORE. Enquire for
particulars at the General Agency once, Oil Ninth
City Property, In all parts Of tho city, for sale
Houses to let, with furniture for sale. Enquire as
above. N. II. MILLER.
mar eff
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

Ar N II o o ID DI.,
MI HOW LOST HOW RESToREDi |
JUS Published, IN Sealed EnrSops. Prize tts eet1s
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of fspermatorrhDa or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary E9isslons, Sexual Debility, and lmPe-
dlments TO Marriage generally, Nervousness, Don.
IncHpRcity, reAuliIng from BelEAbuBe, 40. ny
ROBERT J, CULNERWELL, NJ, D., author OF the
Green Book, &c.
"a Boon to Thousand Of suffsrers,n
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address
pod paid on receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps, BY
Ig7 Bowery, New York, Post once Box, tOSs.
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