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Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

AET one having occasion N visit private
vellny.
A IsrSo sud Iuoersstr,l practice here AMI else.
where enables him In guaranty perfect cure IN all
sases.
All visits and communications rSrietly private
and conhdaDtiaL Petsana calling soe no one but
he DOetlr. IcbI--tI
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
WANTS.

RSE WANTED... A YOUNG
~ white woman, from is to 20, who under.
stands taking care oi child, No., will hnl en-.
ES0Sf Sf Tfs'i SS F.sSy. Sy SESo H.
between and 10 a. ~. potIi At
NATANTED. IAN HONEST BOY TO
w carry = route to the lower section Of the
Fourth Ward. Apply Al this Office. ocsh
CARr ENTERS WA NTED.
HLADV'm DLrAHraEHr o. wASnIEGTOS,l
otrtE OF CmIEi QuARIEhmAtILR,
Nos b1t, 6Ss, b3s Fourteenth st.,
near Now York Avenue,
- WAsHlHeTor, September %, 1864.
TENS tS 10 70 PaIn, . STIs WIaE
go per month, and ration. Each workman wv
triog ownkit ottools. Trsusportatlon will hc
and their tools from this city TO Point Lookout.
JOHN A ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermnster,
ses0if Department OF Washington.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. ...
sl5e, Is wanted Immediately, in this city or GCor Q.
town, Central location preferred. Address BoN
No, 9o5, Washington city ?. o. scia
NTANTED-..THREE COPIES or
w the NATiohAL .REFugLirAn of July IS, aud
and ak copies Of July Is, 1884,. Persons having
copies OF the above vii, confer a great fsyer hl
bringing them 10 this office auai-ti
w FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BOUNTlEs. Ap-
ply to the Recruiting once, 501 New Jersey Az.
enue, and the otficc, rowhatan Hotel, foot ni
seventh street, y. MhTHER h A. HOLLY.
jyi9-u
WANTED STOUT ABLE.B0DIED
w MEN for the Regular Army. Large boun-
nf. hpply to the office 60' New Jersey avenue
<XT TANTED--.A GOOD COOK FOR A
w nrst-oiass Hotel And Restaurant. Apply
Al this ONCE. jyiSh
\XTANTED...T OR FOUR PU.
w plls to learn the PlANo.FoRrE, by a
lady who has = few hours during the day TO spare.
Address, a. B." Box "a, at this offiec. jeiI.tf
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
>fiFTy LAND WARRANTS ar 10, 60, I2O and lao
soreA wanted Immediately by
nOt-ti Room D. corper seventh and stH
A NY PERSON BRIN GING A
N COLORED RECRUIT TO my oficc will he
paid 800 as soon as mustered in the service.
A. HOLLY,
Iyia-u bOa New Jersey Avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

The only place whore you can purchase httlia
Rubber goods Of all kinds At Manufacturer prices, Ia
At n. A. HALLS india Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylvAnis svenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Alsn, all kinds OF Rubber goods beanil-
mlly Iepaired At short notice. mar21.ti
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

NEW YoRE sTTLks.-- 6snilenss's Clo,hiHl -
ye,s and Fashionable "a large assortmeat for Drers
snd Business wear. The English Sack and WhlA-
ing Costs eSeeh In beauty, grade ami hnlsh say
hing over offered In this Gity.
WALL, STrPHrRs = TO-,
osS-u i7I Pa. Ar., hot. Ninth And Tenth sis.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN chartered BY the StAte-wlth
nh power TO confer Degrees, and intended for the
ThoiouRh and ScIenhhc Medical Education Of
Wotpep Scss.o on opens und'r mcst favorable
'lspiceF, October 18th, at "a Broadwayj closes
:. 1T. lsc5 StuaentF admitted 10 EelsTus
E..rIt.,. Tar announcement sllEsia
|, NJ. WARD, NJ. D., Dean
oIl.t Il West 23l st.l New York city,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
AUCTION SALES

DY THOMA WILING
ID AuCTIoNEER.
puaLiC sALE.-Wll! be sold TO. the highe,
bidder. for cash, 90 WEDNESDAY, the 18th Inst
Of the Livery and Sale stable At the corner o
Bridge and Mari ct streets, Georgetown, D.
u head Of Horses and Mare ; 1 Mule,
open Hack, I close Hack,
top BugSics, no-top Burg,
,Sursest @ sssC SHna,iags. n.,Ig 10 Gs,H.Gtiwn Carriage
All In good order, with Saddles, Dridles, Blan.
ke.s, Hay, Straw and Grain, ard msry other sr.
uolea.
Sale positive and without reserve.
ccl2-lw' THos. BOWLING, Auc,'r.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
u HORSES.
QuARrERMASTER GERERAL's OITrE,l
wAsmrssroS Cry, October 8, 1851.
Will be ,old at public auction, to the higheIt
hihiot, at Gle,boro, u. c -. on
ONE HgSoRE 8 eSSkEaY aoRsEs.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q, 1851
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as uuRt for
Vie cavalry service Of the army.
for road and i.rming purposes many good bNr.
Horses sold lingIy.
Terms: cash, in United Sta,cs currency. sale to
commence At 10 q. m.
octO 1T
GALE OF CONDENSED MULES.
CHEF QvArrERMAsTER's OrFI,u.l
DEror or WAsHINuToN,
WhsHIE0r0a, D. C., October 8, 1854
VIII be sold, at public auction, at the Corral.,
near he observatory, in the city Of Washing tom
on WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1861, q lot OF
MULES,
condemned as unnt for public service,
Terms-Cash, In Government fuVd
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, an.
Brigadier General snd Chief Quartermastor,
ocbI3t Depot OF Washington.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES.
QUARTERaIASTER GENERALS OiFfCE,)
FIEsT DIVISION, }
WAsHIHoTOH CRY, October I, 1854.
viii be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, at the time and places named below,
viz:
MIFFLIN, PENNSYLvAvNIA, THURSDAY, OC-
tobcr 10, 1864.
WILMINGTON, DEL WARE, THURSDAY, 0C-
tober 20 1854.
YORK, rENNsyLyiNIA, THURSDAY, ocTo-
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses havo been condemned as unht foI
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold sinsIy. Sales TO commence u 10 a.
By order Of the QusrtermA.ter General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division, q. NJ. G. o.
ooi28t
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EON GENERALS OFFICE,

AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO consist OF Sur
geon Charles TTippler, U. S. A., Pres dent sur
geOn v iliam S. King, U. S. A ADd Surgeon Glover
Ohio, on the 18th OF October next, Tor the exam'n
Aton OF candidates for admission into the Medical
staff OF the united StstcI Army, and OF such As
before 1t.
Applicants must be between twenty.cnc and
thirty years Of age, aud physically sound
Applications must be addressed to the secretary
ri War or ihe surgeon Genera stating the resi-
Iencc Of the applicant and the date and place OF
his birth; they must also he accompanied by re-
pectAble testimonials OF moral character.
No allowance is made for the expenses Ol PEI
sons undergoing ex animation, as tits an indispens
able prerequisite to appointment
There are now i've Vacancies on the Medical
staff. JOS. X, BARNES,
se22-thsm Surge IN General, Y. S. A.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

DRATm or CAPT. MARYE.-Latc Richmond
rapeTs. announce the death OF Capt. MArye, 4
lDTmer resident Of Alexandria. He died oil a
chronic disease contracted in the service.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
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ID ECRuITING IN REBEL STATES
IL FOR LOYAL STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS, IN THE FIELp.

The Headquarters OF the Assistant Provost Msr'
sh al OF Massachusetts for N. T., Virginia are es'
ta9llHhed st No. 8 Warrington Building, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near seventh htreet, where full In
formation regarding the magnificent Inducements
offered to mon, irrespective Of color, 10 enlist iof
Massachusetts, can lie obtained
Full particulars can also be obtained Of VIII
LIAM SMALL, Esl cast side Of Pttt street, two
doors north OF King street, Alexandria, Va, or OF
any authorized Agent for Massachusetts. su6-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

lUl NIkNAIHLII1N y ' lNDs
-------.-- - ---------a -----
LORDS NEW THEATRE,
TENTH ST., ABOVE PEENt. AVE
LAST NicHT nut TRHEE
Of the Brilliant and Successful engagement Of
MISS MAGGIE MT CHELL,
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER IL, 1854,
In the admirable drama, from the German, entitled
LIrTLE BAREFOOT
FRIDAY, FAREWELL BENEFIT
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
GRoVERs NEW THEATRE.
" fcnna. Avenue, near wIIlards' goteI.
EFnNAe3 hsEs neutrality-suspicious.; .s,,.: T!IS.,:,
THIS EVENING,
wllihe presented the
GREAT ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA,
Written expressly for the Inlmitnble Impct.o".
ators Of irish Life,
MIR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
BY Charles Gsylor, ESQ., entitled
THE CONNIE sooGAH,
In which both ofthesc celebrities will appear, ,u'
isIned by the Excellent Company
Tthis Theatre. oeIsAi
~ A n T i X B U II Y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LOuisIANA Avenue, HEAR SIXTH STR.ET;
GEoRGE ...."....rRoPRIEToR
TIE GIANT GEM OF THE CAPITAL.
The Greatest Co nbina,lon OF
GENIUS
EVIEJTY'
MERIT,
Ever uaerci,u
ILLUMINATING
AND
DELIGHTED PUBLIC.
The largest and beat
CONCENTRATION OF TALENr
Ever ,Ccn in ,hI. city, brought 'gethcr Ia one
GRAND CoNsoLIDATioN,
Al the enormous expense Of over
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS FER WEEK
Las, week OF
JOHN DENIER.
the Renowned GymnAst and
RIVAL OF BLoNDIN,
the mos, intrepid and daring
TiGHr.RorE PERFORMER,
VINO WILL
CARRY 4 YOUNG LADY On HIS BACK
FROM THE
STAGE TO THE GALLERY.
Firs' we'k of the comic PAntomIme entitled,
TUs MIsCHIEYoUS MONKEY,
THE MISCHIEVUUS MONEY!,
THE MISCHIEvOUS MONKEY,
THE MISCHIEvOus MONKEY,
THE MI>CHiEroUS MONKEY,
THE MIsCHIEvoUS MONKEY,
Rcplcic with Fuony Tricks and Trsnsfutmstiou'
syuLLosy's BALLET TROUPE,
SIOLLOSY'S BALLET TRUlPf,
SHOLLOSY'5 BtLLET TROUPE,
,OMrOsEp OF
SINrEEN BEAUTIFUL LADIES,
SiNrEEN BEAUTIFUL LADIES,
SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL LADIES,
SIXrEEN BEAUTIFUL LADIES,
SiNTEEN BEAUTIFUL LADIES,
SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL LADIES,
VIII appear In rvsrietyoi
solo DANCES, BALLETS ETC, Ere,
LuuN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
| JoNN MuLLIGhN,
rrinrc Of Ncsre Comedians Will appear ever
"'S"' ~" BURNT CORK BRIGADE,
| I'm . choice selection OF
| :" Funny NEGRO ACTS,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

TnE LIGuT BEICADE.-Matilda Light, Kate
Kane and Nellie Bhle, the notorious characters
ICstcd Yesterday on bench warrant by OlhoeTh
Ashton aLd Boyle, oil the Tenth precinct, and were
sent to the COuIt.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
n F f l G l A L.
Wan DApARTuIKT, !

" n Il
FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPART HEHT,)
ArUTAHT GENERALS OFFI,E,
WAsHIHOIUE, Sept. 49, 1864. y
L. Whenever hucs are imposed by sentence Of
General CUutt-MArtiS, or Military COmmi sion,
uuon officers or CitEei 4, the Judge Advocate Oi
the Court OF COmmiSI on will make spec nj re-
port OF the fact to the AdJutAnt General giving
COPY OF the sentence In the case. The ntlcer who
oon hrmS the sentenGe imposing hne will transmit
to the AdiutAnt General q special report thereof,
together with a copy of the order promulgAtlnF
the proceedings.
the guartermaster's Department at the place
where the prisoner may be, and no other person
10 authorized to receive THIN such hnss must NOT
be applied to any purpose, but the uiheer TeCe,V'
ing them will forthwith remit the amounts To the
AdIutAnt General OF the Army at Warrington,
with the names OF the prisoners who paid them,
and the number Ui the order promu'gating the
). All officers VITO have heretofore received lines
will forthwith report to the Adlutant General the
amounts received, by whom paid, number and
date OF order promulgating the proceedings, and
what dispo,itloR was made 81 ne money Inc
" "'"'' VI wv ''''' /. " D. y TOWNSEND,
Assistant Ah'utAnt General
TAY COOKE 4 co, BANKERS,
NAVE THIS DAY REMOVED
40 TnLIR
NEW FICE,
FIFIEENTH STREET, NEAR q STREET,
OlrOSIIE
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
AUOVBT |, 1864, Aul
TOHN J0LLIFFE,
ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR ATLAw,
aAI removed his once 70 the Northeast corner o
FAnd Fifteenth streets, opposite the cast
ertrsrce NJ thr Tr" -rry "N'ld'NT'
,Wssui.-s - ~ +. 4,
AdSG especially ~ Islst lpds 'hs UGtS
lIlsg, lIlLu
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

800 REMOVAL 800
TO NEW BUILr Nc,
H 500 Fl
SEvEETH STREET,
JOINING 0pp FELLoWs' HAL.
JAMES y. TOPHAM ~ Co,
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll knUwn, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARM ESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY,
TO Their
NEW b U | l. d q
H 500 &
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF oar own manufacture,
most complete assortment Of every style and price
VI " SADDLES M AND BRIDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTlNGhLES,
FINE sword BELTS, with rOphsm's Patent Slide
'0'e ''" IANSHotS's PATENT acuRs
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB and NOSE SiRAi
EWBhNK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SruRS'
'GibAhH H6RsE toTRhs on TH aND DGEIth SIHSkETs' %
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS His, ,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II A X N Il 3 5.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE SINGLE CARRiAGE, BUGGY, AND EX
PRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WI P5.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, ~
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRU N 8.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND NhLiSES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALISES
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BONES,
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvass PelliGtcur BaSs, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladics' French
sstchels, Toy Trunks and School SAtchelr, and
every article In their limo OF business,
RE NJ L NJ b ERR
E 500 Il
SEVEN II SIhkE
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
O F ol A L.
WAR DEPARTAENT, }

WAR DEPARTHExT,)
AUlUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE, !
WssmIRsTos, October 8, 1884.
The following onteera, charged with Of
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service OF the United states
the Military Commission, instituted by Special
Orders, No. %, series OF 1883, from the War De-
pAtment having reported that satisfactory deienee
has been nj Ade In their respective cases, viz;
Major John A, q, RATkef, Additional PAymAsteT
T.. S. Army,
Of volunteers. ,..
Captain D, II. Nceeh, CommiSIATy Suhll,tense
of yolua uatecrs L. D. TOWNSEND,
uolO Assistant AdjutAnt General
NEW GAME OF CARDS. THE
~ New Mu,leAI Cards tpatroniLed BY the Royal
Family OF Engl.nd are ;o21 Sy PSI p.itims, III and
taSeh MuaieAl Time quicker than other method.
"a most interesting aud clever gene; r,N.r
"Nl n'rably Rdapted for teaehinS musheh A"s'
hTI.... mn,m"." ''"'' 4. JOYCE,
GUI1.SS - West ThiEtYtiGth as'INs" r0Is'
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

i" t" FUNNY NEGRO ACTS
The nil each nigh Is made W Of a choice variety
VI THE MOST HUMOROUS SKETCHES,
THE MOST BRILLIANT PAN oMlMES'
THE MOST Nc o' 'LAuGHkBLE NEGRO ACls!
THE MOST SPLENrID BALLETS'
THE MOST EN rRANAGANr BuRLESQuEs'
rHE e." MOST NJ ST. PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT
IN Tue tIrE.
REGULAR MATINEE FOR LADIES,
EESTtHR A MSTISEE MMS1ISEE F9R F9R tAP LaPfEs
sHTURDHY HFrERNooN.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
When the entire Evening Bill viii lie Plescn'cd
NOTICE.
CHERRY BELLE,
The Star of the Wcst," the most BeAu'iful Wo.
man aud most Versatile Actress In the Profession
also,
The celebrated Ethiopian Comedian
MI'S LAURA LECLAlRE,
The Versatile Actress and Comciieanc,
WILL ALL MAKE THEIR FIRST APPEAR'
ANCE On MONDAY, O!tober II.
AND RIOUS'
CoMBINATION CIRCUS
AND BEDoulN ARAB TROUPE
WIN exhibit at Washington, corner OF New York
avenue and Sixth street, for a few days, eommene-
ing
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1861.
Amongst the stars will be found the wonderful
DEDouIN ARABS,
wh0 pi,ycd last winter at Growers Theatre.
TIE DELEvASTE BROTHERS.
The Child Wonder.
MASTER EDDIE RIVERS.
The youthful BlOndin,
JOHN FOSTER.
The Great American
PHILo NArHANS
HARRY KING,
n. RIVERS,
4. DERIOus
Besides a tai and etnclent corps Of Gymnasts
Leader OF Band, OSCAR ?. PERRY, formerly of
the Paxter HouAveh.
Performances AFTERNOON AND ENENING,
Al and O'Clock
s9% iw D. A. KEY, Agent
VNO FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND
WASHERWoMEN.
uuBuRN'S WASHING FLUID,
Tho Uost and cheapest article In use. pint will
do ~ muCn Nhbhihb m NV PoNh"s W S'-l'
fo' sac ""'' w BROWNING n HEATING,
,el7 Itaw9w 3jj Psnnsylvauia avenue
q W. OW EN-,
- SUCCESSOR To
\. OWEN n SON,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ Il T. Il 4 Mt tai . II
| M PCnnEyI, anita Avenue, bet, ltth and 10Th sh
Washington, ID. e.
Augl-Sm
VVHE THIRD CORPS" THE DIA.
MONDmisA new hOuSe just opened by the
,1d otcers lately belonging TO the ID corps, Army
| Of the Potomac. II is furnished with everything
| that the palate OF an epicuTeAn liquors could
| desire and we recommend our friends to pay q
! Wait 10 iBl Tenth street. The officers, especially
4 OF HoOker's and KeAr ey's old divisions, VIII
| AlwAYI he welcome le1o-u
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
The Fifteenth Annual session of this InItitu-
| tion will commence on the 18th Of September, 1854,
| Circulars obtained At the Academy, corner Four
| te nth street and New York Avenue.
| Aul6eod2m
UNHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHING TON has removed TO Its New
| Marble Building on Fifteenth street, between
| and G, opposite the Unitei states Treasury.
| Sells exchange, loans money, receives deposits
| purchases Govern meut checks and vouchers, and
tranSaets general banking business,
| rirSCll attention. rivcC TO Government an sit'
| s3issti1Esi and accounts OF eorrespoGdCntF
| II. d. COOKE, PTesiaeDt.
WM. 5, HUNTINGTON, eAHhieT Asl0lF
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
SUBSTITUTES.

CoLoRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
800 CASH DOWN, .
PAID IN ADVANCE,
Apply At the
RECRUITING OFFICE,
soc New JerECy avenue.
Any person bringing = RECRUIT or RECRUITS
70 my office will ho paid literally.
VOLUNTEER AND SAVE YOURSELF FROM
BEING DRAFTED. mlO-u
DARTlFS WISHING SUBSTITUTES
will call at tho Office, 500 New Jersey avenue
An substitutes guaranteed. A. HOLLY,
jyis.u 800 New jersey Avenue.
DARTIES WISHING SUBSTITUTES
L OR REPRESENTATIvE RECRUITS Will
spply to the office, coo New jersey avenue.
Jylsu A. HOLLY.
DARTIES WISHING REPRESENTA-
TIVE RECRUITS, as per Circular No. 25,
issued by ProvOat MNshhl General Fry, can have
them furnished Al rCst hy apply INK at the Ottoe,
500 New Jcrscy Avenue. A. HOLLY.
Jyl9-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
]. EDWIN HkLLENBECK, dealer Ia NcwEps.
pers, Periodicals., Novels, Stationery, Pfints, To-
baeco, Segars, Flags ald Playing Cards. also, =
large assortment OF Plain aud CUlnrCd Photo.
graphs, il6 King tlrec', four doors below rInvoN
Msfshal's Office, AleS sndIia, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements Tor tho WASH
ington DAILY NATIoHAL REPUBLICAE received.
ap20-H
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

NEW POPULAR LOAN
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Fifteenth street, opposite United s,''c' Treasury.
WAsrrEerrS, July -. 1884.
UNDER AUTHORITY
SECRETARY ~ THE IREASuRY,
this Bank 10 now prepare | toIecsMe subscriptions
for the NEW 100 LOAN. advertised hy Secretary
25th lnst.
The notes will be issued hearing date August ls,
1891, In demo pinationS o. $50, 800 500, $1,000,
and S5O00 payable to bearer or order, bcating In
torest at 1910 per centum per Annum payable
semi annually, and convertible, st the option Of
the holder, at msturity, into Fivc.TwCnty Year
SIX Per Cent. Gold.Dearing B1nd'.
The interest on = sbJ note is | cent i6n n 500
ubte centsi on $500 note, 10 oentsj on 81, 900
note, 30 cents aud Oh = $4,000 note, sI for each
day.
Full Information furnished by applying rcrson.
ally or hy letter to this bSuh.
We sell Exchange on all The principal cities OF
the United States, loan money, rcorivc deposits,
| purchase Government checks and vouchers, and
transact general banking business.
oc3 WIN. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
A CARD.
N AOTNcY y. AND q. n. n. COMrANr,) }
OrrIvr AMERI.AN TELIGnAru COMrAEN,
432 PennbylyhniA avenue.
For the benefit OF the travelling public, notice 10
hereby given that this day, the 2sth instant, the
sale OF tickets will be resumed over this road for
all parts OF the West, including st. Joseph and
TicEets can Also be had at this ONCE for Phila,
| delphlA, New York, and Boston, and lUT Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Nissar" Falls, Via New
baggage checked through to all points se2s
by ". L. w. l. " co.
I'D AuCTIONEkRS.
HORsK AND CARNAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCR, ss.,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Bs,wssn Ninth and Tenth sta, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURsDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNTGNMENT,.
STORAGE ToR CARRIAsEs.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, hs,
Received iorPr!vAto Sale.
~. wALLk CO., AusIs.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE Oh
CORN.
HEAn'uRs DEPT OF WASHISuION,
OFFICE CHIEF QUArERN NSIER,
WASHINGTON, Oct, 8, lSUl.D
Sealed Proposals will be received at this onic
until noon Of WEDNESDAY, October 70, for tn
purchase OF one thousand ,oO0l barrels, more o
HArtsll raised on tie Government farm south a
I the Potomac. The coin to be delivered In thi
city or in Georgetown.
,hrrc II C0rD, aEl Hd;rrs7el 70 tac uraere!Fsc'
=. JOHN a. ELla0N,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday about
noon old lady named Bridget FitzgibbOns, while
PASSING in front OF Rsy X Bros Hour mill on
Water street, Georgetown, was struck by barrel
nt II luT which WAS rO ling down an inc lined plane
with such YiOlenre that 1t caused the breaking OF
a leg She WAS sent to her residence, on Water
street, by MT. Ray, snd Dr.. MAekal, having been
EummOned, Atte odd and dressed the wound. She
was then tAkCl by sanitary Ohicer Cameron 10
Iuvldenec Hospital.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

HEAD ARs DEPT OF WAShlNuloN,
OFFICE CHIEF QUArERN NSIER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, lSUI)
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Office
until noon of WEDNESDAY, October 10, for the
purchase OF one thousand i0O0) barrels, more or
leE1 OF CORN on the ear, tten ll0l bushels TO the
GArfell raised on the Government farm south Of
the Potomac. The COIN to be delivered In this
city or in Georgetown.
PropoVale to be endorsed, " Proposals. for Pur-
,hrrc II CGrD - aEl SdirEs5cl 10 thc uraere.Ecci.
JOHN 4, ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief Q. ii Dept sf WnhinEton'
Ocl0N
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

THE THIRD CORPS, ..-." THE DlA'
MONDmiS a new house Just opened by the
,f otfoers lately belonging to the ID corps, Army
of the Potomac. II is furnished with everything
that the palate OF an epicuTeNn liquors could
visit 10 48l Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF Hooker's and KeAT eyS old divisions, win
GlwAyB he welcome leO-u
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18

SoME TRUE WoRDs.-In the late debate
in Congress on the proposed tax upon whis-
ky, Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, said:
The last gentleman VINO addressed the
committee (Mr. Chandier told me that pow
erty and guant want stalk through the CITY
of Philadelphia and other Northern cities I:
and he ascribes it to taxation. 1 deny this
allegation, and / challenge the observ alton
Of gentlemen, challenge the records of ,ur
Savings Banks, I challenge the number Of
houses being built in every town and city
in the North, to prove that there never was
a season OF greater prosperity than now
Gaunt want does stalk through tie streets
Of our cites. 1t is not egotten of taxation
though, bat of intemperance. The hungry
wife who watches day after day and night
after night for the husband to whom she
gave her young love, and gathers to her ex-
hausted breast the hungry babe, complains
not OF taxation, but that her wretched hus.
band loiters in the school. house Of modern
Democracy--the corner groggery. I have
sat nine years and nine months as Judge of
Court which had criminal jurisdiction
over apopulation Of over six hundred thous.
and people, and tell the gentleman that
had it not been for groggeries-the school
houses of modern Democracy my business
in the criminal department would have been
diminished eight or nine tenths.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18

FATHER AND SoN.-The Lafayette (Ind.)
Courier, Of the 5th, tells the following:,
"Among the rebels who spent last Sun.
day in the cars there was an old man, and
among the Federal Soldiers appointed tc
guard them was son Of this same old man
both from Kentucky, having joined the two
armies about the same time. The son was
appointed to guard the door of the car in
which his father was prisoner. The old
rebel, seeing his son at tho door, presumed
to take more Liberties than the rals allowed
and coming forward, put his head outside
the door. The son. who,had evidently been
trained to his duty, instantly approached,
and ordered his fathor. to get back, there,
you d-d old rebelp Fact Colonel Miller
heard the remark"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18

LloHrsIsa.--The lightning lately produced
curious effect upon the Church Of st. Ap.
roiise, in the town ef Beziers. in the south
of France. No great damage was done to
the roof but it lighted all the wax candles
placed in choir and at the altar; and when
tho attendant at the church opened it in the
morning he found all the candles at the al
ter lighted just As they are when grand mass
is celebrated.