davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
UOlOntGre eefM6t. = Gaupts
"a quarter beS 4. nn6 6. Wlar1s
"a Lamb NolOntGrs
@a[ttmore. hen 28. Snni i

- s Baltimore, ben %. Stunt 1862.
So NrGmtum unp $13 GDrl9uB (etne SpQe
MOnatsI6bnung miro tebem Soloaten eeee<
ben, pelder BET pbtgsn Neetmentern eintrttt.
3tetruten perben in Camp 9cffmana In 9afaoette Square
uno tn IL Use t'BaltnorearaBe, Baltimore. lR6. ~angenCnt-
utter. SIf5eTe, neldbe ftr TIRE @onipa1niee1t r%efrntiren, milf
len CON ieSt an tbre Netruten brett mad Camp 6rffna1it
brtn9en, no 6teielben ScA ben Dpftpren proofs un6 Sptnas
unteriutt unb I'M Otent etn9ei9ppren rerben. @roCcrteen,
NtpDtiipren, Dte9l uno anbete QebensbeoirfntiIe tperber gum
Betra9 elrer bolben WeOnatsa 96bnun0 BON Suttler @tpre inn
eamp SpHmon ait Die SCloaten cur llnterititbuna tbrer st0s
mtlten gu Staotpstien cerabret6t. @pmpagnieer, fpipte il
Qene etne Nnjobl HetTlten erbalten freie URetie ppn alet Sbet-
len eeS StaateS mad Baltimore.
SD peioe int Qaufe Der ISOLDE tefnitiruno8bepot In onen
9alrt0rtsn uno &bslen bes Staates bon WlarpGan6 ~erttdten,
IN eenen Gtnretbunes9elude nno &ttruten anaenomnten iper.
ben. Dte1e YldBe peroeI fetner Sett 6fentltn befannt o-
maui 9DMpo9nteen Doer Xbetle bon @pmpaqnieen bsn Der
SlaoI peer oeat Sattoe Heroen nit tbrsn ielbt erpdbI-
zen Sltteren inter tol9en6en 8eoin1lnaeu anaenpnmen:
gm S'I1Stet, mel9er AZ Wtatt brtn9t lit gu elmer /. 9teute-
nants-Steue bereHti9t; nit 50 Weann aum 9opit1u, /. unb
!, SteutendntS-Stsaen. DteIe &eeinsnter ipurben bardb
EXPERIMENTATION peS Woupernelr Bradford tnS Qeben aerufen unb
ulan ectt, Dap pie untonndnner BON MarnlonbNueS oltbieten
wTtCeN; UNI 6tele Ne9tmerter iG1ea 5a Stance 3u brinoen.
~ ~ n nStg8en utoBre9elt ino 9etrcffen fir bic SequsmltG-
NJ otttslouU9 u1o oet untelbalt ber Ne9tmenter iotte br
G~ns5ablnn9 bes Yrdmtun1S 1927 un6 bes ~gprfhnEeB ener
Wtonatsl6bnnn0 BON $IS wie aud fir 9fefprund nbr @rpcs-
rteen 5ur unterltlsun9 tbrer 6omtlieu, unb Terben n~ifnftifh
~GnS9eftbrt mercen. 2aiiet jeeen Srern6 Der llninn in SieSsr
Stapt unp oen Counties einen Ntann ais feline G5abe mr. bieis1.
pe ho9 camp 9pttan brtnaetl, un6 es mtrb rlr penioe Toee
sSgell0en' nm oS 4. unb 6. Regiment ms Ielp unb ottioen
Ne9en nG9erer &tSfutft In traen6 nrelfer geaiebuno n,p,he
man lb an gS M. Eputs S6IeS.
Sol. ee8 s. Jte9. Morplanb 8~DLontirs.
0tstrnMrutt9S Srper'ntenbsnt Der Uearpl. TletpiIioen
S1ntz3sl liz 8otttnlcreitr.. 8esenaber ber Snn.S fice.. 4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17

gta4ri6t piro Eiernrit gt9eben, 6aB Die lluter5eibnete BON
Natlen9crt6te Ger Staot BaltEmore gpnhladt 3ur @ermaltuna
oes Na8lalieS bes datter oetitorbeuen e Brttpp &p6s
m ART ON %. sunni 1852 ert 1ltcu bet. Aae bteiea9er, nd
DE Sprserun9en CIT ctten gta4laB baben, werben 9terullt alf.
9etprSert, ipl6e ,nebft ben ~nEtbi8en Ysle9en an ODER pcr ba
70. Oe6en1ber etnjurs6en uno 9elteub Su MAIDEN, ODER gu ge.
rdrtt9en, oaB fe ibrer Anipri@ea on bleiem Na9talIe 9eIesitG
tar SsrluIt9 eptlart pereen. &le bic 3~abiunsen an bel Il
9te1laB 6u MAIDEN baben, petSen bierutlt ouiSeiprbat, fpl9e
u9per5r9llds an bic HnteISeidnete 81 letiten.
4L4J&atH. NpBptarf,
SuntZ4 An, lnlllp Noniniltratornr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17

NadriGt wiro bteru1tt 9~egeben, oab Die llnter3etbuete BON
8aien9ert4te Der StaNt Baltimore BCanlaht sur @ermal
tun9 oeS ~Ao9lalleS be8 aaHer eerltCrbeacn S. Gepr9c
II lrt9 am |. Suli 1862 erbQltcu baben. ale 6ieieni
gen, Welte 6crserun9en an oieien @ac6Iab BADEN. meroen bier.
nit anf9etorSert, fOl1e nebit ben %n5tbigen 8ele9en an oeer
p0r Dem l. Sannar 1864 etnSureihen uno gelteno su ma.
den ooer gu S~epdrli9en. BAT. fe s6rer aniprlue an btejeu
NatIalie 9eieBlt9 fir perluitigerttI lit Gerbsn. @ne Die 3ab-
lAn9en an oteleR3 9tadleB gu MAIDEN haben, peroen bler-
nit auf8etproert, iclde unperSital6 an Sic nutersetdnete ,u
leIien. 44-5C EN& =s 8arbard uIrt&, "
Sutl2, An, lntlrp faaE 855r Abmintfratorin.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
@ebsr's Nnrf.
Gtc Dir Nir Wir =

De- llnterSci&nste nanI6t tie aufmerfIaufeit Bon @efea.
lbatten lCwe Die 6e8 9eeHrtctt Yubtitnnts I'M @aaentetner Nor-
9al gu rtdteH. Dap CT t%eoer5stt bereit lit, aGen 9artteen. pcl6c
Sertt9unq gu 1teaen. @ute Speien umO frii6e @etrSgie
~eEoert ltets 81 rlaBt9et @reHen ~SerabretGt.
~ OmiItbulie, ote na9 rnetnetn Ytase fa6reu, 9eben bon
9oatoaptr. nm s lnb liz lltr 0prmittao8 rno 5 ilmb X
ubr Neapnitta8s as. Jabrt IL Cts.
NSutttZ4- "a .. ..M. &rieSr NSe he~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
sanNaeIt fir gfcfruttn im 9taat gee,p:aprf

albany, 16. SuIt. Der GOuSerneur
bat Ii6 ent14lpIen, bic Gerantwurtli6teit gu
ibernebmen, unO pfertrt eiuem iepen Nefru=
ten $50 6anO9elp. Otele6 miro fir Die gu re,
truttrenDen Srugpen 2 Bis p MiQtUnen be-
tragen. Der @puperneur bdlt li6 iiberseuet,
paB Die @eeb9cbung in ibrer nadlten Stbuns
biele Sumnte bepiligen Miro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
NuffOrSerund.

Die 5erren lpetnri6 unp g6it6elm gSeber,
9ebartis aus Orafsnbur9, Nmt g%ienbure,
&ont9rei6 9anUper. trerpen ct u6t ibren @pu-
i'm, Nusult DGr9eS aus Gienbure in Steps
abs WtanltCn hospital, wOlelbt er perpun-
BET lie8t, gu beIu6en.
Nusuf 06r8es aus
Vienbura, 6arUyer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
@ntbuHafft5der @mpfans neuer arupp,

New@gOrt, Is. SuGt. Oas 8. Ser
mpnts&egtment lam teute frib bier al unr
wurpe auf Dem WfariA OurA 8rOaOwup en-
tAuialtilh bentllfonImt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
MQrEtpretfe4

Ut II b9te +. @S purben 500 Stif dm9e>
bpten ; b~telelben tpurpep D~erfauft All 3 90
@ 4 SO % 100 I'd.
9 d. n II purben III nie6eren pretleu
bDn 4 0O@ $50 b~ertauft.
9 9ae tpentse i'm Warft. @reile niebrt.
ger bon 3 90 "a 3 rs. nfH4 lsa w 1
IleUbOL gertaufe ST SO "a IS Gents
f8 @allOne fir 95 proc. proof.
A4e. got S.. 81, pearl SIS 90.
8tenenwa9s. Sc @ 40 Cts.
pa 0 IL. 81 a. 80 @ts. % fb
@effe. &tU % tb 20 @ 2I3, Saquayra
@aanO. pernyian. 224o Id $50 q 81 !,
&nUdeumebl $24.
@epitrS. @tement % 1b 9 Gts. ; Nalfen
loon j; MusfatnuB SO @ 50 Muscat>
bliitbe As @ A.
Wetretbe. Wei3et, rpt6 prbinar l18@120
gut bic arS9e5eidnet 100 Cd 125 petBer gutter
l2o @ l3Ot ertrafetner $50 @160.
5afet, Marglanb IS "a 80, penml9lSani@
Sorn peiBes IS a 60, settes so q 81.
&p9een, Marslanb SO, 9enniDl0. 20.
MebL. 5OmarOfreet fuper So 1905 rs
-.e IN ertrd ,......5 373
Santils ..,..-6 SO
"~falia4e Sbtp & 8entufY Super ...5 Is
II @rtra ....5 374
%a2aa baltimore "aa oaa'9 IS so
Gpg9enn1ebl $3.25@3.504 HI80H3 &Iaa4Q
&Ormmebl $2.75@2.8 5.
MUlaifes. Cuba "A % 80. pprtp &trO
"a Co 3S % Sat-. * .as.
pt pbtftpnen. S6ultern % lib "A a. So
Soften 81, Sdtnfen 64@s. NteB,9prf $I1. so
GeiS. Garplina y, DIftnb. 81.
StGrt Yerl 6 OF % tb.
Gal B.. @rpunb Mlnm l. 10 fe Cad, MIb,
TOMS ST.. s., &nrEs SSIanb 40 Cts. % 8ul6eI
pom Stpre.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
Cine tpertbDpne Iarm au Derfanfcn.

@ine ~perbsoar .6arm bon 1874 afer in Baltimore
eonntA, I'M fiinftea 0titrtft an br &Oab opn Baltimore
nab SIaG NCae 9ele9en lno nur sin lnb cine babe MeIe
pn 9emitcao an Der SancDcr pile e%ntfernt lit lpfcrt sn per
teuien. Diefe Sarnt lit gut ~beraiert Eat cine ME Serfteaeube
eaumen beplan5teu Obfsarten unb so afer @aIo. Oas
~gSpbnbaus lit elm (Wetter bordet) 9O9baus nit StaaunS
uno Den nRtbt9sn Neben9eb6noen. acknowledgements &c.
ftno 3a erabreM bet
SuliSOs S0bn @Ianf. AL g8eft- 9aIttmrrelr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17

Der. st. Nafe in'8 9~lusIanS
fper6en BON jett Els gum /. @usuit npf INN 800 btataer ale
na6bsr bsiOrst bHr6 bic
@cdersCffce,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
Grocery Al 0~erfaufen,

gin iet rhcbreret Satren gut ~betriebener @recerie-Gtpre
I'M ireflt8et Stacttbeil lit re3en Samilien- 0erbdltuiGe su
~pertanten. S0p! lit gu e~rfra8en in Der Sifce b. 81. @is
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
Site GDmpa9nie pom 6. Mas
@ rDIdno=Meatmcnf.

~$SsA ltnterSet@neter beabltGtst I'M 6. Otarslanb=Ms,
W aimsrt cine elite 6 pmpa9n lie su e~rrtdten.
IN weIter iltnse eettte n9t aneiu bic nptbmenoi.
gen nulitoiriI9en Senntntiie erIernen. fpn6ern aud in b5beun
Standardization o%usseb'lbet pelben.
Suh9e 2'ute, mel6e oeIer @pnpa9nie ttitreten, babe hn.
Der nt6t aletn bic WeIegtnbeit benz @oterIanbe a1te
Denite gu Ieiiten, icnbsrn f@ 8enntufe auSueienen, peI6e
lpdtr sn bDberen Stelen in Der @rmee @nIas geben tSnnten.
SdmmtItSe @fft5iere Der ~GOmpasnte ffub e~beualoe beat.
i&e SffiSiere.
@S Ssritett i& BON fflkit. cas- bic gebunbIuns Der g M.
pa q ie IN teoer 8esrtung gut lit
$WteIcun9en 81 btesr @%Cnpaente perben nnr TIM gantp SpH-
man, Safagette SQuaEe, a%nsnDMnnelt.
Suni20S %. Sternber9, G~aSttnin.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-17
Ses GplSatett treuer GreunSe !
Sn1mer Dorrdtbig.
HOlIOWaY'S Ointment.

~
Sarge Bfdrf1e, 9ei6pplene lno fetfe @eIenfe, tpltnoe un6
%eft5lnoete SlBe, allies bie3es ntlb Der Gplbat e~rtrooen. Wtlt-
ter, @rinnert @r9, nent Cure SBbne 6as @ewebt ncbntelt,
UNI gefabrer gu %be9e9nen, heoenft, melte llnterftiblna Sbr
o~enlelten burds etren GDpf Der beiIenben unb tGbs
Ienben SGIbe eep6bren fSnnt. Dte1elbe ttadt bic ssise
barter nnb ftarter, 10 oaB fe Die 9r6Bteu @rndtonnsen ertroecn
fonnen. Ste bebt Die @rtSlnonn9 lno Stetfbeit hr @elente
aut ltlo rtadt Snielben fart uno trllti9 neil iir
91belbiebe unD &u~1elpmnDen
lie iniberiretfi6 1T lie, bdIt tie @ntsiinoung bapon ab unb
Sfht meiftenttstlS bic S8pnoen suiannmen, un6 betlt oaber oi
aefabrlihits g9unoe fGnea uno ppn tdnoig.
Jraten unb S1pelteru unlerer SretptQtaen,
Sbr t6nnt IN ben Eprntiieru @urer Wtdnner unb 8riber tein
6dsbareres nnb ~uHtbi8ees @ei6enf ~eiupafeu, ais bic
aus9e3et6nete Wtlttdr1albe. 5ta
@urb Oa8 pofenitebeu BEL Ga6t in 9esen unb Salte T.
balt man b6aft9 beftt9e S6mer5en, Sufen unb
9etie tett, bic eriten Srnptome b TT . hminbIu6t
ODD penn man ib nit Spnppap's Ntnert uub Simts
1tent perieben BAT lit feline @efabr oorbanoen. ginioe Wiuen
os Wtor9enS uno Mbenos 9encmnen, uno bop Sintment
Spetmal eeS Cages auI Der BrNlt unb am Sale e~tn0erteben,
~beleitt9en ole Sbmer5e1 nnb ben 9eIabtI6en Sulten. Daber
ta9en lor sur 9on5eu Armee;
Spl6aten. IOtmngI
Sebt ua9 @urer eiseHet @eIuuSbeit mb tfaut nijt ben vi.
ntee.Wseb4tneI. Die 8ilen uno bs Qintntent Iinb aber ga
frilt. es limb Die ~etn5i9en OeoiSinen, Die in @uropdti6en 9a.
germ aebralht peroen. l@eit 40 .Jabren bat Or. Spdomap ale
Armeen @urppaS NIT henielben ucrebeu, uhb wabreno beS
Rrtlt &rte9eS bate er etn et9eneS Depot III 8alaclopa gum be-
loneern Sertont bteler grpBen SeiImttteI; oft pertautt
te'n N9ent IN etnfnt Gage lber cine &onne Sintlent. Dlele
t1rhtbare Setaoe let Sploaten i'm Eager ais tsesrs
OYarrbpf, 0Y1enterY, Sharbpd, Setlen une
Scrpfeln .ae Y
berIdwin6en burf oieie Biaen un6 ea8 ointment umo nan
ba Der 8tuf int ganSen Qa1ee gebt
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3u 6en @affenl gu Den &afenl

81 UEH XNHItN! 81 UEN xCUIItN4
9aBt SieIe brooen ssute n6t burd &rant6eiten leieeu, eebt
IN ibrea Sdnbem bieIe seI9ssten w%eeb5inen, 6aB Fe T9 bon
ben a~efdbili1en @pltsFeInnsen, Tiebert, faIteu Steber. uno
ben gSunbeIt, benen fe nidt entseben t6nnen, betlctt MD ier.
SIT es gut, RAP fe bios in ben Counter Sn 8retten babsn
nnO cine 1leOtsfn ftneea, bic in iebent Sale aWf benz SGlatt-
psrten, pean ftsts befe U~ssbisinsn 3nr Sanb imO,
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Serlan0t mnb 0eimdbt.
wirtbf6aft Al Derfamfen.
3u Derfaufen.

Gin i36n etneeri6teter Gtsarren-S store nit Biuieer Reut
Np. 49S Weit-Saltimrreftr. Op
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Stripes GOn5ert
Sertett= GOn5erte
in Der Mrbetter>6dne,

go. S 9. SreoertdRr.
Die 10 ie9r beltebten COMMISSIONED bobet nieSsr BE
80nnef' utO fnoen6ttielben r~e9slndBt9 ieoen
N(pnta9, Opnnfrlta9 unD Samta9 Nbeno
Hnttr Der Suettton 0es 9errn y. Stumann itatt.
gu re9t 3ablret@em &eiu9 label %gr8eben1t Elm
ApLll @ Ole @ermaItuna.
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3nnt 8erfanf.

Sin 9nteS Ptero sum Geden lno Sobreu FaHenb, ionic ene
gut erbaItene 6utfe, 10 CONFLICT.
NdhSufragen I'M Staa, $50, Sc I~ortItraBe pber
@pW1rb 8Ipd,
SuMi30s ia QpmborSftro6e
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Nene Nn5tigtM
W 6aH,

Stbiner=&O9e $50. SIS. H. g. 9. s..
Die MitglcSer senannter 9pBe werben 6iermft auf8efcrcert,
f6 Treitas ben Is. Suit sablreif in benz @erianmIEnaslpfa
etnSuftnben, tthem pidtige iesserdnberun9en sur 0erbanb.
lun9 %Sprlte9en. 4 SIN Iuirage bes 8. DIR.
Oo, Spbn 90 alter, 9t. Sefr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

FUNERAL OF MAJOR o'NEIL.--1he body of Major
Thomas O'Neil, whose death WAS mentioned by us
yesterday was escorted to the depot yesterday af-
ternoon about O'clock, BY detachment Of the
ment, accompanied by General Shields, Captain
Kelley, and followed by long line OF carriages,
the New England Irish brigade. He was good
citizen, a brave officer and true patriot. His
BROTHER George oNeil, from Boston, Is here TO ac-
resides Maj. ON. was greatly beloved by his asso.
ciates and officers in the field, who mourn the loss
of brave man.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02
nov 20


DY ,. c. MCGUIRE a. co., Auctioneers.
ID BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE OR
PLANS COURT of the county of Washington, in
the District of Columbia will offer at auction, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of December next, At 1
o'clock p. M, on the premises, Lots and = In
Vests subdivision OF Lot one, in Square six hun
dred and twenty-niHe, (629J one Oi these lots
fronts on New Jersey avenue, nearly opposite the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad station, and the other
on First street west between and streets north,
and they are desirable rs business stands,
Terms OF sale; One-third of the purchase money
10 he paid in cash. and the residue In two equal in
stalments At and ~ months, with interest, 10 be
secured by approved notes
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week after sale, or the property may be Tesold Al
the risk and cost Of the first purchaser, after one
weeks notice,
HELEN NJ. JACOBS, Guardian Of
d. o. and Helen A. West
j. C. MCGUIRE X CO., Aucta.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

Since the above advertisement, dated the nth in
stant, for " Proposals for Indian Goods was pub
hshed 1t has been decided TO take from class No. 3,
torn class No 3,
Although there is u sample OF the tobacco In this
office, bidders are requested to forward samples
with their bids, for consideration.
W. p. DOLE,
nov 20 Commissioner
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
:. l.. WALL q CO., Auctione.rs.

T(H W. q. WALL. q CO., A0ctIoneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES-Will be sold at public auction,
Corral, near the Naval Observatory, Washington,
ID. C., on MONDAY, sth December, 1862, a inum.
Der of
HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned as unfit for the public service.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
J. J. DANA,
Capt A. 4. NJ, u. :, A.
W. l.. WALL CO.,
de lStarl Auctioncers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

DEATH OF orTIoE Err LEACH ohie.r Leach, who
was fatally stabbed sunday night, died from his
injuries yesterday afternoon, about ~ o'clock.
who knew him; and his death has cast = shadow
Of gloom throughout the whole city. The murder
er, together with his accessories have been arrest
ed and committed to jail, to await their trial which
will probably come of at the present term of
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

IL new stock OF Clothing for Men and Boys use,
which we have Just received, and offer for sale at
very low prices, at No. 46a seventh street near F.
J, BRUCE & CO.,
Proprietors OF Oak Hall Clothing Room.
sep 26-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

noon, two-hOrse team became frightened At some
object on + street, near the City Hall, and becom
Ninth street, and thence into Pennsylvania ave,
nue., where II was at length stopped. Some two oil
three vehicles were run into and smashed In the
the fearful flight Of the frightened steeds but far
as we can ascertain, no damage 10 human life oil
limb resulted ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

Tue STREET CARS yesterday We're crowded to
their utmost capacity BY an unusual amount OF
street travel The south seventh street line now
have full supply of cara, and are running on te D
minute time from the depot of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to the steamboat wharf at the foot OF
seventh street. Several more cars have also been
put on the Fourteenth street line.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02
DIED,

On the 3Oth November, after a lingering illness,
MARY MARGARET, wife OF Jerome Callahan, aged
% years and months. ....
Her funeral will take place Tuesday, Dec. I'd, at
O'Clock, from her late residence Four-and-a-hali
street
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

SENDING GOODS SoUTH.-B. II. Garner, of Miles
town, 81. Mary's county, Maryland, was arrested
by the Potomac Flotila, on the charge of forward.
Wicomico bay. He was sent to this city yester-
day, and Provost Marshal DOster committed him
to the Old Capitol Prison.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

The NAvy-YARD.-We learn that the uaNy-yard
Is now open to the public. As the cars run from
small fee OF Ave cents, we presume the travel ON
this route will increase rapidly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

INDIA RUBBER Doors AND SHoEs.-The above
articles are sold cheaper AZ II. A. HALLS India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsy lvania avenue, than
at any other store in this city vicinity. This Il
so. Call and satisfy yourselves, 40 Pennsylvania
avenue. no PIT
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DY w. L.. wALLsS CO., AuctiOneers
ID PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF GRoCE-
RIES-on TUESDAY MORNING, I'd December,
at 10 o'clock, we will sell, In front of the Auction
Rooms, to close consignment a number of lots of
Groceries, embracing
Barrels Yellow and Refined Sngars
Tierces Cincinnati Hams and Beef
Boxes Starch, Vermicelli and MaccarOni
Boxes Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
Cases Assorted Preserve and Pickles
Boxes Lemons Barrels Beans and Pork
Boxes Backing, Brushes and Nuts
Case Aromatic Bitters
Case Brandy, and Salt River and other Whistles,
Schnaps, &c.
Cases Lemon and Raspberry Syrup
Bbls. Syrup and Vinegar, Bbls. Herring
Barrels Monongahala, Rye. Pipes, &c, Magnolia
and other Whistles
Bbls. Brandy and Gin.
Terms cash,
W. L. WALL & CO.,
nov 20 Auctioneers.
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ISFLUx or SICK.-The medical director was un-
usually busy yesterday In making provision for the
large number of sick soldiers thrown upon his
care by the military movements In our vicinity.
About 700 sick men, from the various regiments In
camp, were provided with accommodations In our
hospitals yesterday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
.CANTERBURy HALL,
LoursiArA AvErvr, MEAS SIXTH ST.,
IN the rear ofthe National Hotel.
Tn. Greatest Trismph OF the ssass>.
SECOND WEEK SECOND WEEK
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
or |...I 'tlIigl 'lYll
SEN0RITA ANNETTE oALLETTI,
SEN0RITA ANNETTA GALLBTTJ w
SENORITl ANNETTA GALLETTI,
SEN0RIT4 ANNETTA GALLFTTT,
SEYoRITA ANNETTA GALLETTJ
SEYoRIT1 ANNFTTA GALLETTI,
Pronounced by the Press and the Public to be the
Greatest Female Darssuse IN the World, -
without exception. Also,
MONS. EDWARD VELARDE,
The Best Male Dancer in Existence
TONIGHT, I'D.
they will appear in the splendid ballet entitled
THE PAINT ER's ILLUSION.
The expense attending the engagement OF these
GREAT ARTIsTEs
for the short season will exceed $500.
To give better effect,
AN ENTIRE NEW STAGE HAS BEEN ERECTED,
MI
The Best Hall In washington.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER l,
Return Of the popular and fsvorite sonsstrsss,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
Also the beautiful queen of Terpsichore,
MISS KATE PENNoYER,
GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
Continued success of the charming
NELLIE TAYLOR,
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS,
The two great lights of Minstrelsy, in
NEW SONGS, DANCES, and BANJO SOLOS.
The great Eastern Jusgler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG
WILLIE EMERSON,
The Funny Mig.
J. SYLVAs CLARKE,
The Versatile Comedian.
Tonight, Tonight,
THE PAINTERS ILLUSION,
in which
ANNETTA GALLETTA, MONS. vELARDE,
and the great
GALLETTA BALLET TROUPE
will appear.
Performance to conclude with the lsughable
farce entitled
BLACK ANTHONY.
Doors open At 6s; performance, N O'Clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, so cents.
A GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For Ladies' and Children.
Admission IS cents; Orchestra Chairs 90 cents.
de
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

The BULLION BANK redeems Its notes In U
9. Treasury notes, when any amount from ON
dollar upwards Is presented.
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DEATH OF THE JAEITOR.-1he visitors to the
Smithsonian for several years past, win regret ia
learn that the ianitor, Mr.. WIN. McPeak, died on
Sunday last, at his residence, In the building, He
was an old and much-esteemed citizen.
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VNIsH a. sAR G Il N IT'S
Il AWNING, FLAG, AND
UNION TENT FACTORY,
NO. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,

Suffers AND ARMY TENIS
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Mail Bags, Horse Covers,
Signs, Wagon Covers, &C, made at short notice.
mys-u
4 NOR RENT-DesiFablef furnished rooms, with
i board,) pleasantly located in Georgetown, neal
the city cars, To permanent tenant terms mode
rate Apply At 1871 West street, near High street,
GEORGETOWN. nov l0-u
= 90 doz Hernet,eally Sealed Goods, consisting oil
y Fruits Jellies Meats, Vegetables, Pickles, he,
Just received and for sale at New York market
no 10 osTHEIM BROTHERS.
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NOTICE.-MEMBERS or CONGRESS- AND
~ STRANGERS VISITING HASHiNGFOh
win find 1t much to their advantage and personal
comfort If rooming OUT to take their meals Al this
well-known and Congratulated Restaurant. The
subscriber has spared no expense III rehttIng his
entire establishment, which Is intended exclusively
for trst-class Gentlemens Restaurant, where may
be found all the comforts VI private hOHIc aud on
] very moderate terms,
Gentlemen are particularly requested To call he
| fore making arrangements elsewhere,
! T. GAUTIER,
nov 2S-eolm 252 Pennsyl ania avenue,
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LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses and Children's
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Caters Ladies'
and Cents Buckle overshoes, with felt lining and
topj Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp Co.'S India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue,
between 10th and nth sts nov Aim