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Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
Southern Accounts from Mobile - Later
from Atlanta,

The Richmond Examiner OF the 18th instant
has the following particulars Of the naval fight
at Mobile;
"MoBnE, Aug. 9.-7b Hon. s. Z. Mallory,
Secretary Of n; Nary The enemy steamed 10
through the main entrance, with four monitors
and sixteen heavy vessels Of war.
"The Tecumseh, Com. 7. A. NJ. Craven was
sunk, with nearly all her crew, and also an
other gunboat, the Phillip, which I subse-
queDtly burned.
"The Richmond, Hartford, and Brooklyn, In
line OF battle, followed BY the remainder Of the
fleet, pushed by Fort Morgan under a full
headway, when they were encountered by the
Tennessee and other vessels, and steamed In
close range Of the advancing force and poured
heavy fire into the leading ships.
"After q desperate struggle between the
fleets, the Gaines surrendered, and the Morgan
was in q sinking condition. The Selma, cut
of, surrendered, and the Morgan escaped to
Fort Morgan. The Tennessee, go far unln.
jured, steamed towards the whole fleet, and
after an obstinate fight surrendered, her rudder
disabled and her smokc.stack carried away,
and, as we suppose, her crew in an exhausted
and smothering condition.
"On the Tennessee, Admiral Buchanan is
severely wounded by splinter In the leg; two
were killed and several wounded among her
wounded. On the Morgan, one was wounded.
On tine Selma, eight were killed, including her
executive officer, Lieu. J. H. Crnstock, and
| seven wounded.
"The enemy suffered severely, and he re-
quested permission to bury his dead.
Respectfully, etc.,
| G. W. HARRISON, G. s. n"
The RIdniiIier also gives list of the twenty,
| eight Federal vessels engaged, having 2l2 guns,
with the four Confederates, having SO guns, and
says: at was a most unequal contest, In which
our gallant little navy was engaged, and we
lost the battle, but our ensign went down In q
blaze Of glory"
PROM ATLANTA.
""Up to Thursday nothing of interest had
occurred before Atlanta. Maj. Gen. Bates re-
ceived flesh wound in the leg. The enemy is
massing on our right and eudcavoring to ex'
| tend his lines in the direction Of the Western
railroad. \ few shots were fired at the city
yesterday, 9th inst Brisk skirmlshiug com
menced at II O'Clock last night, and continued
four hours. No personal casualties are re
ported.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
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HEApa'Rs PRoVosr MARSHAL AND BOARD OF
ENROLMENT or DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, I
WAsHIsoToN, d. O., June 3, 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment OF the District OF Co.
lumbia will be In session at the office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal District OF Columbia, corner OF Four
teenth street and New York avenue, daily (sun-
days exoepted) from II o'clock a. m. to 2 o'clock
p, m, for the purpose Of hearing cases Of exemption
nom draft for the following causes, viz;
AlienAge,
Non-reAlience,
UnsuitAblenesA OF Age,
Manifest permanent physical disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either In the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish Information as
o persons who are not enrolled, or who are trying
to evade enrolment, as 1t is equally for the in
terest Of each person enrolled to place upon the
" Enrolment List" all persons liable to do mill
tAry duty, 90 that his own chance Tor daft shall
not be unJuStly increased. -
Captain Ist Regiment V. r. C., and Provost
Marshal District of Columbia. my2b-u
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WAN DEPARTMENT, !

WAN DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE, ,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1864.
All applications for lesveS of absence or per-
mission TO visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleok, Chief of Staff and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to tho
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War.
T.. D. TOWNSEND,
m1I-1 Assistant Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

Nor ExEMPT.-It has been decided that as.
sistant provost marshalS for the draft are not
exempt from the draft by virtue of their Office,
they not being considered in the military SER
vice.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
Tn. R.s., Col. Scott Attacks sootr. MIN,

The Rebel Col. Scott Attacks scotps Mine
Hundred Cavalry.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6.-From the following
kilograms, furnished for publication by Major
Gamble, II will be seen that Col. Scott, CON.
msndlng q brigade Of rebel cavalry, demanded
yesterday morning the immediate surrender OF
MAI. Remipgton's battalion Of scott's Nine
Hundred, or the 11th New York cavalry; that
the Major did not surrender, but cut his way
through, abandoning his camp cqulpage, anu
leaving his sick behind; that he subsequently
concentrated bis force and moved ont In pur.
suit Of the enemy.
trRsT DIsPATcH.l
TELtoR Pr STATION
OPPOSITE DoNALDsoNvtLLE,
Ausust 9, 1884
Col. }. p. Shcrburns, CHEF Of Cavalry, be.
pdrtrnsnt Of ns Guy: We were attacked this
morning by Col. Scott, with brigade Of cav
airy and battery OF artillery. He demanded
an unconditional surrender; his forces were
stationed In the corR-1elds. and completely
surrounded my camp. succeeded in cutting
my way through with but small loss, excepting
the sick. Ny horse was shot under me, and
Capt. Norris was shot through the shoulder.
8. P. REMINGTON,
Major Commanding 1lth N. Y. cavalry.
The following is q copy Of a note received
this morning from Col. Scott, G. 8. A;
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADa'ns CAvALRy BRfoADE, Aug. o, 1884,
To Commanding UTctTS OF Forces, DoydlS'
Plantation! To avoid an unnecessary effusion
OF blood, I hereby demand an unconditional
surrender Of the etockadc and the forces under
your command. have at my immediate dis
posal brigade Of cavalry and 4 battery Of
artillery. Your refusal or acceptance Of this
demand must be made within FIVE minutes after
its reception.
Yours, respectfully, J. s. scoTT,
Colonel Commanding.
l have cut my way through TO the telegraph
station. 8. p. REMINGTON,
Major Commanding l1th New York Cavalry.
The above dispatch was received here at Ave
minutes past nine, q. IN. Major Remington't
camp, or the stockade, was about seven miles
from the telegraph station, opposite Donald
sonyille.
THIRD DISPATCH.
TELEoRAPH STATION, Aug. 8, 1850 3. IN.
Major T. T. Gamble, A. A. A. O., Cdvalrt
| Divtsion, Department Of Tie Gulf! am JUS
moving In the direction of Doyals' with the
larger part OF my force concentrated here
Within three hours will give you further infor
nation. Loss Of men, as far as known, II
mostly sick, taken prisoners.
8. P. REMINGTON,
Major Commanding 11th New York Cavalry
| Up to ten o'clock last evening no further In
formation was received from Major Reming
ipgton. The loss in scott's Nine Hundred, II
prisoners captured by the rebels, is estimated
at from from forty to sixty sick men.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

To BE SENT TO ALBANY.-Henry Seabridge, a
drummer, Of toDpsnv d Gth v. r. C.,who hes tc Q 1
trici by oourt-nar'ial ard found sitltV, was ten
tenccd to be conhncd In the AlbSpy pelitentiaTy '
for the period two years, AID to bet ummed out
OF the ferv.ee.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

A CAVALRY RAIB.-Yesterday afternoon Eve
teachings OF Father Mathew. were hlviuy what
one OF them termed "hiEh old t.mo," attracting
the attention Of every one on the Avenu; = IxCcpt
the nnllonncn.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

RBLEAsKD.-Captain Won Knapp, Prussiau
refugee, has been released from the Old Capitol,
upon his takipy the oath Of neutrality.
Kate Rivers has al;o been relea- cU, abe havip =
taken the oath Of alleTia1oe. she Ii to be sent
North, not to return TO Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
spvpprry Rrpp,y.Nnxn-A

SEVERELY RBPRIMANDED.-Ag girl of rather
good edueat,on AID family was arrested by sers Z
Johnson Of the c.copd precinct, for atroliug with
folders on the commons ard romc tnip 7 more and
wore. The Itrgel 1t rot knowisg whaGt TO do with
where he threats ,cd he- with impr Looment In the
woIkhou=e II cirsht ry- n IN the ca ne act. After
giving her q tevsre rcphmand which brouRht
tear1 lson her eye1, the tcT6c=ot relsa1 d neS
from custody.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

ONE of the vessels destroyed by the pirate
Tallahassee was a Government transport,
bound from Alexan dria to Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

SHOW TO see North Italy and Venetia for
Fifteen Gulneas,"is the attractive title OF a
shilling guide book, published in London BY a
gentleman with the appropriate name OF Gaze.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

THE Nashville Union says that stoneman's
force, on starting his late expedition, was Just
l,3OO,
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
EIre In Troy.

TRoY, n. Y, Aug. l3.-The car and coach
factory of Gilbert, Bush Il Co., of this city, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $500, ,0O0i
insurance 800, 900.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
orr ICI AL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
i EnNnM Annnnl n lElL


Onlclal intelligence having been received at
this Department that the military forces of the
United States have been temporarily with
drawn from Brownsville, In the State of Texas,
that port will not DO considered as open to for
egn or domestic commerce during such with
drawal, but the blockade thereof by the naval
forces Of the United States will be resumed.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

THE new marine colors of England are, whits
for her Majesty's ensign, blue for the Reserve,
and red for merchantmen.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15

THH dogs Of England are valuable to the
Government. Last year the taxes collected on
them amounted 10 81 ,026,645.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
K changed Prisoners at Annspoiis-Gen,
Burnside and star En- Route for
Rhode Island.

Rhode Island.
BALTIMORE, August l5.-The hag-of-truce
steamer New York, from Aiken's Landing, ar
rived at Annapolis yesterday with AIS ex-
changed prisoners, including II officers.
Gen. Burnside and staff took breakfast at
the Eutaw House this morning. They are en-
rolas TO Rhode Island.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL AND BOARD or
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, :
WARRINGTON, ID, c., June u, 1884 \

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL AND BoARDOFl
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsHIN0ToN, d. c., June u, 1854.
For convenience OF Government employees
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment OF the District OF
Columbia will hear claims Of Exemption on the
ground OF non-Tesidencs, at their office, corner
Eighteenth and Streets from y. to 10 O'Clock, p
m, daily, J. G. PUTNAM,
Captain lat Regiment v. r. c., and Provost Moi
IhAl District OF Columbia. e29
TAKEN BY THE METROPwLITAN
l. PoLlCE-An old bay HORSE, star IN fore
head, white-lined feet, and &c" mGrke on rlyh
shoulder, with buggy and harness, were taken a
ths bait r. II Depo', on the night of July % III
same having stood there the preceding day with
oIt care. The ow or or owners are hereby mott
ned TO make proof thereof to the Satisfaction
the Property Clerk of the Metropolitan Phltc
District, At his oiiiie, No As1 reutl street west
prior to 10 O'CLOCK, A,m., ThuIBday, August % 1856
or said property will then DO bOld Tor cash to th
highest bidder, pursuant to law, al the BaZAar,N
98 Louisiana avenue. BY order,
GEO. II. HERRICk, PFOp'y Clerk,
Auib,2o,A W. L. WALL Il CO., Auets,
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
Total 1N
WOUNDED,

Lieut.. Adams, slightly; Acting Third Asst
Engineer McEwan, Acting Master Mate r. P.
Herrck, Acting Ensign W. II. HegInbotham-
since dead; Wilder Werner, landsman; Adol-
phus Pulle, seamanj VIM. Elder, seaman; r.
Humphrey, coal HEAVIER; VIM. Thompson, or
dlnary seaman; E. johnson, boyi Walter Lloyd,
boy; NJ. Forbes, c. NJ. Top.i VIM. Stanley, G.
Stevenson, F. Campbell, WIN. Doyle, Auguste
Simmons, Peter Pitts, Michael Frayal, David
Artin, Wm. Frask, Chas. Dernlnsh, Thomas
O'Connell. Total 20.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
n y + l Q l 4 L.

Captain Ist Regiment V. r. c., and Provost
Marshal District of Columbia. my26-ti
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-15
TTuIpn ntspArcH.1
q. p. REMINGTON

Major Commanding 11th New York Cavalry.
Up to ten O'Clock last evening no further In
formation was received from Major Reming-
lpgton. The loss In Scott's Nine Hundred, In
prisoners captured by the rebels, is estimated
at from from forty to sixty sick men.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
CLARK q GAYLORD,
Aacrasys GNd OOrEsssIlers a. LAs,
SOLICITORS
TOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS
Corner Tth and y streets, Room No. .,
WARRINGTON, D. c.

This Firm, having . thorough knowledge Of the |
Pension lainOaa, and being familiar with the
prnctiee IN all the Departments Of Government,
believe that they can afford greater tAotnues 70
PROMPT and suooesSful accomplishment Of business
entrusted 70 them than any other nrm In Wsshing.
ton They desire to secure such an amount OF TINS
buIlnesG A will enable them to execute the bust'
lie bSaiS Of THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they will secure the services OF Law FIRMS IN
each prominent locality throughout the states
All nc nsceIsnry blank forms Of application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instTueuon,,
and Circulars for diGtbution in their with
AIsociAtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
10 them by their cAaasooiAtcs, they will prompt
ly perform the business here.
Ek- Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS EOh
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRlNATEs
and ten per cent. on amount OF Claims for MILL
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection of PRIZE MONEY
~ Soldiers enlisted since the l1t OF MAfeh, 1851,
disabled by disease or wounds are entitled TO Pen.
HiOnH. An soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war, should II sooner close, will be en-
htled 10 eIOo Bounty. -u.-,
dioft discharged on account Of wounds reoeived IN
the service, since the Commencement OF the war
shall receive the S100 bounty and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on loldierS appnGauOI
pApefa are dispensed with. widows OF SOLDIER
who die or are killed are entitled to Pensions ant
the eIOo Bounty. II there be no widow, then tin
minor children, and II no minor children, then thi
father, mother, sisters or brothers are entitled tS
the slO0 bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, listers, or brothers wi be Rensioned
WILLIS L. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. C., 1899. mar civ
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
NOTES

OVERNMENT SALE BY AUCTION
\T AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,
GOSPORT, VIR0INIA.--Will BE sold at Auction
on the 6M Of February 1854, the property recovered
from the channel In the vicinity Ofthe Navy Yard
mantownb and plymouth" two Gunboats, lot
woodO and Gm all vessel, formerly used az water
boat, with all the contents belonging TO and re-
nninE Ss On tatoins as lets y e.
syes4Pounds (nore or iessl Copper, (bolti,l
A small quantity Of Composition,
616 pounds of Lead,
$40 sheets Boiler Iron, tvArIouS SIrs.J weighing
10 tons (mSfe or ieSsJ old Wrought Iron, princi-
pAlly bolts,
A quantity Of Chain Cables various sizes, eSti-
Twelve U9) last Iron Guns, various eAlibre, esti.
Large anchors, averaging about 'ton,,
10 small do.
Water Tanks,
let OF Round shot and ConieAI Shells,
And some other small articles which will be col
leeted ready for examination previous TO the day
Of sale.
10 sold separately, and where practicable, the
metal will be sold by the pound
Thirty days will bo allowed the purchaser to re-
move the wrecks from the Navy Yard beach, and
nteen days for the removal Of all other property
purchased at the above sale
The sum OF 10 per cent, Of the amount OF the sale
must be deposited with the CommAndAnt OF the
Yard at the time OF the sale, as a guaranty that
In case OF failure will be forfeited to the Govern
ment,
Payment to bs made In Government funds, be-
For further Information or permission TO SN.
the GcSport Navy Yard. aT-WIw
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

PennsyfrdniG.
Hon Hon jShn NJ EESSsnsy Hon m PsEld wSS RsIS
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon. James r. Hale,
RAods Islaad.
Mrs senator sptaEus,. Hon. II. D. Anthony.
Mrs Senator Foot, Mrs, Woodbridge,
Mrs senator Conamer, Mrs. Justin s. Morrill,,
Mrs PoTtus Baxter.
Vfrgfnta.
Hon. senator CArlle, Mrs. J. @. Underwood,
Mrs. Judge Wylie.
West Virginia.
Hon. Senator Wiley, Hon. Jacob b, Blair,
Hon, sen'r. Van wlnkie Hon. KelliEn V. whaley.
Mr., senator oo,,,,gI.i ,gIi'''Sstni NJ, s,0,,or How,
~ D, D. FRENCH,
jAs-dtFi President OF the Association.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28


All diseases ofs private nature Eesssd in ths
most scientific manner, and radical cures onsstsd
= ali eases. sRPHILITTC AFFECTIONS, CON-
OERBGA, sLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
EEAENESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the sKNERATIvE
ORGANS, fron any cause whatsoever, or how long
rsadins, thoroughly and radically surodi also,
sAUT, RHEUMATIssI, NEURALGIA, and other
UHRonIc DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES
'oEES and JOINTS scRoFuLA, BLoTcHEs
oHTHE PACE, ERUPTIoNS on Me Limbs and
Cody, and all othsr ERuPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES or TIE BLOOD, from whassysr cause
Asy may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNToRTUNkTEi %
No matter vha, your disease, let no false deli.
sAsy prsvsn, you nom applying imnedistsiy 70
Or vollny, who is acknowledged 10 be BY far the
nos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN the trsstmsni
Of private diseases. Fear no, 70 sons and make
tnown Iour nisiortuAss, and he viii speedily sand
Sou On your way rejoicing. e.
sKLF-ABuE,
mat dreadful ssourSs Of the young, INDUCED in
"hsn alone, destroys the Gensrative organs, unnts
Iou for married nis, producing weakness Of The
D.sk and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
povs, psipitson OF the hear, nsrvous irrisabili.
", los. Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
sossumption, and death.
IouNG MANI In view Of the dreadful sonse-
iusaoes Of dslay, do no, fsii ,o mako your ease
Known, Immediately, 70 Dr.. vsllny, Your sssrst.
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
'pon his medical skiil. sd. % ,..r.
TnousAnds WHOSE syIssms were shattered and
~Ss we're on The brink Of The sTsvs, have been
drought back 70 VisorOus health By his SlSiilful
treatment
MARRIAGE.
sHrrisd persons, or those contemplating mEtri
sony, who suspeSt themselves Of impotensy, semi
aAl weakness, or any disease arising from 70
lAIsd stats Of The genital organs, whether the re
suit Of dissase, injury, youthful indisorstons OF
lndursnss Of En- passions in riper years, are ear
ne,tly entreEteh to place themselves under tho
ere Of DR.. v. They may rely with ssrtain,y upon
speedy s.re, and upon bsins restored 10 iuu
sllth and ViGor.
h Rssts with sntirs success all diseases oI
g.nsiss su.h ~ LRUcoRRHBA or WHITES
LArsUs UTERL a., H., and In every ease guar
s1,ses perfect CURE.
YEEs moderate, and VISITS and COMMuNIcA'
IONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
srs.ss, calling soc no one but the Docron.
Those At distance may be TREATED rI MAIL
>, sending STATEMENT Of CASE, s,Ss.
jy S-sm.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
SAILS FOR WRAPPING
PAPER

PAPLR,
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan. r2, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Department until the 10th day of February next,
at u o'clock noon, for furnishing WRAPPING
PAPER, for the use of the Post Otlces In the United
states for year, from and after the 1ist day OF
The said Paper 10 be delivered, free Of expense,
TO the Department, at the Blank Agencies Of the
Post Once Department, at Washington, New York
City, and Buffalo, N Y.
Agency for the year, are specified below.
Diartd No. |, a Rdthington.
$500 reAmI Of Wrapping Paper, ~ by 26 inches In
10 that now in use in I ths hD Dsp.rtmsnt, @ t'qSSd qSnd
rssn, and each Ttan to contain 20 perfect
Diifrict No. 3, al EeO York Cify.
II, 900 reAms OF Wrapping Paper, similar to that
described In the sStimAtes for district No. /,
DIStrid No. >, at BH1dlo, n. Y.
1000 FsAmI OF Wrapping Paper, similar TO that
named for district Mol l.
best bidder, 10 bs determined after careful exam
viii, in It's practical results, bS most
II the districts should be reconstructed, or In.
creased In number, or any Of them discontinued,
the paper shall be delyered at such place places
rata prices. And the Postmaster General reserves
to hlmAen the privilege Of Increasing or reducing
the quantity OF the article required, II IT shall be
A sample OF such paper a. has been furnished
can be seen A. either Of the above sgeneisl.
BiddeTs will send sample Of the article they
propose 10 IuFnish with their bids,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals
guarantees Of his ability to comply with his bid
such IATAntOIs are credible and reliable citizens
must also accompany his proposals,
Two sutiieient securities will be required to ,
contract,
Failures to furnish the article contracted fol
promptly or tho furnishing an article inferior tC
that contracted for, will be considered sufficient
cause for the forfeiture OF the contract.
Bids not made In accordance with these propo
sails will not be considered.
Proposals must be marked on the outside OF the
envelope with the name OF the article PROPOSED
for, and the letter containing them addressed Il
the First Assistant Postmaster General, Washing
ton. NJ. BLAIR,
janl2-wIW Postmaster General,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
HRAR THE WITHRASKEI

Worthless and pernieiouS articles are 90 often
belHtered np In The adysrtislnS columns OF the
HosTErTERs RITTERs rarely give quotations
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONs OF those who use and Ap-
preeiAte . GENUINE ARTICLE should BE- con
founded BY the unthlnldhg with the FULsOMR
RIGMAR0LE put into the mouths OF MEN OF
STRAW By unIorupulous empires and shArlAtAnI,
and tho PUBLIC
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THR
MOMENT BY addressing the parties Who Voueh for
them, ought not 70 be hid under Abushe the undsr-
signed publish below few communications OF 70
cent date, 10 which they invite the attention OF
the people, and ct the same time EsPECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested in
the subject 70 ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
the Particular. Of.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
NoTICE.-.NACCINATION

,,,,M " MA6llhGToS, January IL, 1854.
The undersigned, Physicians to lie I,nri 81 tLo
several wards, Will Vaccnate all peFsnns " ,It ~
respective wards who are unable or I'M ~ u.Vil
defFAy the expense, by calling uuon tHn'n inB 70
places designated, and will visit nNfn, r,rl a. tnt
this purpose at their residences '''''h' ivl
X, II. lOWRIE, NJ, D., First ward, I3l psr,,.,,
yaniR avenue, between Nineteenth and Tyrn|is,EE
streets. "''''h
c. S. TAFT, NJ, D., Second ward, Entwislers dr,,g
store, corner OF Twelfth street and rennsylyaniS
avenue 4 to p. m
GEO. ". DALE, NJ D., Third ward, No 5?1
street, 2 to . D, m.
J.W. HERBERT, NJ D., Fourth ward, cornrr
Third and ], No. 2S6j Q TO 0 a, m
GEORGE MCCOY, NJ. D. Fifth ward, go Penn.
SylxAniA avenue, second and Third streets east.
w. ~. COMBS ~. D. sixth ward, at ,. s. WAlsh's
drug store, No. COS Eighth street east; 10 n m
RICHARD z. CRoGGoE, NJ. D., seventh ward
corner seventh street west and u stFcet Eoutb
once hours IRON SOtP M yAnle-eOd5t