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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-21
'fae Richmond Enquirer,
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.:is::,ssl that tas. sr!vsgss only eEtends 60
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sstats snG Gens-s! Agent:
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4 G..LA.7 ESfLor.-We learn, says te'
::,ii.pp:,is appeal" Tia: Capt Morgan. o. ih2
Confederate csTslry fo:ce, GEAR Nashville, per
formed ti;.rius fcat ieH dsys GiDcs, "h:ch
Is cert2a.y WORTHY Of record.
r lit bis connand nc attacked oaa ot lie
sreuy's pickcss, snd after routing them he
cantured tso Geld pisces. Ths fadeFais "e:.
rc;a:arccd by Eons ini=ntry sad e'snt gus.
Gsy;. II. e,nbuscgdo3 tie artillery %niie tar;
w.ro en .outo 70 bis supposed locaii'}', '!'1
killed 8. =7euaicd tha drivers; when. ;i'He:.
M biz or!. iueI. il their places, lie sGc'eeeso
ia bringing ctf the entiro battery. me an:
occurred O.: lie MlflrsssboTo' road es'"se. ',:
he aiivsrc.,. s::ks;s q tie e"'f'; &c 'I'''
srcaiu9 9ucl; s;soo
noryan ia :. I:.1t;ickisa--ii.e in!'asl= ni'h2
~: Gen: cue,icer il is sain MSS '4&eh a.i
cain 10 e: poss.agior O: a pF'aoas' 10; saGn
to- TsEs.ss viii 5s siad !o exchange back-
w., [ur Gen Dael rs caeT. { q large reward
for the apprehension ara seizure Of 'E,s
I..;oa;tous 1s5,,t, inasnuch rs ne h=s es:oiae
t t.tror ;a ;s pick.:a i; Tic 7icn'i'7 Of s'a11'
r,l,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-21

Tn, R3aas SzSTIEZI~-W zen P3npeii Taa
s..--aysd. tucre were psnJ buried IN tho
.T; -I;rs of it wbo Tare afterwards found in diff
E,an; situations. Tncre Tero soos f9lpd ir
ile streets, as il they mad been sttanptiCg 70
MAXI .oc!- csc52e. There Fe'c sone ,oano 10
the lc;tr chambers; but vaere did they d2d
the aonan sentiiel; They iouno nim ssaac-
;ay :! ne city gate S;th his asad still grasp
ing the as. TesPon, Taefs &c sso osen
PLACED by his captain and there Wnlle 'he
hesyeas threatened bin there while the lass
stream rolled, had be stood at his post, s1a
there. after thoussud years had passed a"a
was ne found. So let Christians les:E ~
stand to the post al which they hId theE duty
will suooe., and sustain them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-21

-YE .TGW SIitalS 'DSisi .int!C.s ~" a.:i--
,:s III iIss city @! Captain piiricE, 81 snd;'
81 a-Dii;l.., ans! .iaioT Means sudJ N St.-a:.i.
OF F:rs.nin, recently i.oci S@a Francisco. l!:s
Dsi'.p rida
T;.c:. i0nrasy fcpai California - So, o..
LEAFS a"s tong and ar4CGg6, and H0G.i aEg5
rlu:I undertaken UG.y - meG B!in!u!i..d hE
p. ..lt1iism, and ;.a2!scd 70: 10 live :m6r;2 -.
9. y, les o! i;!cic couatrr. T;.sy informed IL:
bat tic mos. Intense ;e=t3g oi spulpcjhy l.,
Northern desp6iisiI exists auncus Tue S,a!7-
!!ss :.a.n intensified by ii.e perascailGD 81
ri,:cii ,,l?y are SUBJECTED Many aa"a l:zn
arIss: Cd. a.iG all sro cCs..J TsCchcj. !; c-s
!: rs.s icr .is y:@:l,rt systtm c aapionsgs
rT:Ic: IS r7.sin:ai;.s,i oy t!:0 authorities ,he "a
you'd b3 general e&oLus Of Sca;hecr@-s
iion ::r :,:',0::y !; is gratifying &C koc.
:i.s; :j.o sPisi; q opposition 10 !be North sae
y: IS rssny i5c s.:e South is genera i1aong
Ia Sou .he:2e-7. There ere 20 divsons-s!!-
,isrsianicr=, Firgaiars, Eentuck,an;, M:4.
.c.::islls Q: cii'ZsGs Of toe cotton .3.Stcs, s:e
uai::tt in GentJmsHt. Nothing corid Keep caJ
ai ;ccu il California aut the egt!e :lcr!ty
c; o;,:atsgng. Ths Henteraen VINO atr:!ed ae:'
yesterday hana2sl 10 eiuda dH;ectIoi' by 3fs
tending ina; iisy wo'e going On sH expedition
% v:oI. The silver n,ir3a Of Sanora. T"ar
c,1.e darn 20 Mazstlsn on tho Steamer, san
ihcnc. travelled scrosa Northern Mexico u q"
no Cradle The journey VFas inad% 1n laoiet
il. coi19s7y, Tor portic: oftao 1;s:sn'e. "l'n
. ;as.cil,!,.'i .YaiB. Iao route n? through
.. 4! %Ii: and dangerous country, N "hca :hsJ
isare oe.r: VITA c9ris Of various kinds; ha7-
i1. ci.rn 10 encounter baaGs oi enu!:iti, Th:cii
rev ro..:.. :he country at willard scHc:i cie'
tie ierocicvs Apsches and 'L:saas. Iha:
csno .h;ouah the several States 81 3:noTa,
D.raagc, ,:e@ LeoD and Tsnau!:pas, tsk!1i
ii .hc Iosu % Durango Parras, Saitili?, hoH.
:era7, :5ee:ei7o and N;er, in tnsIr rou'., snc
l1=i.7 crossing ,5s R:o Grand u: Romn,--,
i1eir oyori..: journey extendee 20 9 distsh9e
or!--ao miles. They lef: San Francisco 7n the
81: c. Esc=:ater, ard arrived here ycst=!t3y,
i;ari7g oeen 81 days on the road We o.
lisYu !: is ,n. desiro OF these gentlemen to
IL. ~ snr-ic6
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icoNcLCpED,

) -. s' olo@F in charge Of public proper
sr,;, .asssd from The care Of it tbs COM
TO-. 5 eH:e' shall designate an oft tcer to
s:s.a' o. take charge Of it b:laself, till a
On -" g regularly appointed. Where no
-a 'e1aaln to receive iE, tee comnsnd-
,,.! 70! anY ofncs, OF soiier Is ~rongfuuy WITH
Wig or Liabilities 70 tbs Confederate States, Q
Ss9ria>t hy the ast Of January IS, 1888
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sARSAcEs AND ovAaTIZa.

Undar this head are included ,hs 2arlaaasn.
buildings ior ths uTs oi toe amy, a5 barracks,
quarters, hospita!s, stoEe~houscS, cH!css, ata-
b!es.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01


SERIOUS eosrLxonArion = Icnr Ho.se. Ifsrcy-
wa. sesn isssany sso,n ns .nr ~ h,,.e
OF Mr.. M. nj. White. cabinet ms2er. on the south
side OF Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner OF
Third street, aud IN few minutes the whole build
n ns VA a. enveloped In names which finally extend
the sSiointns b,,,a, snu t snen nv "
ter, private dwelIine ana restaurant 81 M Medes.
on the corner The furniture and the property
was successfully removed from all the houses ex.
ceps,,hg ,nst Q, Mr.. White. The engines arrived
element seemed 70 resist ali their endesycrs. The
contents Of Mr. McDermotts coach factory were
removed r.e
honJ sas afe .nfea,enlhg tne puaing put u 10
IATEReiE D. ma portion Of Mepepmo,,,.
= in but the steam As engine
be saved. la 'Ju urI
POLICEMAN AssAssIsATED.-Lastn night, Rounds
man aohn Leaeh was stabbed In the breast with an
Butcher. Who, in compsny Sit5s jon m., nie
openly threatened 10 assault a female inmate Of
'ss IN sa sG and in
They returned. however in little wb,le ,he , nns
| with an oyster knife and fhe other with some
other weapon, which they obtained at Purdy's, on
is feared fatal wound Tbe ne, ,yoro $500 ~.
| """e"' '''"' "ouhu' me men were arrested
| FIl.. rI.H.
ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. vellny is vet
on5 - ,,'nr,a am .S p'esueo ~ ,ns Guy,
anu we Wouiu cal inc atention Oh the poor,
puny, emaclated victims OF Iheif own sins TO
the pcst sources OF remedy. First, give up your
present course of life at once and forever. and
secondly, cali on the most sklful physicians
| (and none are better than DR.. Veilny.1 and he
cured ofthe diaoo.a Yhiob Il no, ~, sa-.,t
| snoo VI uno u.seaso Which IN now unuermin-
ms,nre crave N '""'"s ''u''" P'e-
| =,
| BANKING RATEs.-The following are the rates
selling ooId and siiverNtha ioaai ,a,Sass go
Buying. selling
S1lu =. so per c, prem. ~ per c. prem.
Shver ~ ~
Banks of issue in Washington and Georvc-
town, = ~
xy..,,,.,,, ,.
Rank of Motrono,ia E.rr,or, 80 49,.
RAM Of Washina,o, pa,,' gu" "e'h
W Weo."s'""' Dahh.
| ratriotic BANK. Bank OF Commerce.
| Farms Il Merch's B'nk.
| .-------.# .....
| THE BmJtoS R.xp redeen,a Ia ,o,.. l., rt
T.a..,,r., 80. Dh Ioaeenis ns notes In U.
:. treasury notes, when any amount from one
| uonar upwards il presented.
| ,,, -
| A., Movh hD AND DISABLED soLDIERs-Can have
% n,sstgenssa,y rdpeIs made out Tor application
81 M Z. ni PENSIONS Immediately upon procuring
lr,ict M s,s, Sy apPhcston to Peck Gerdner
Streets near General Post oftice No eharge until
pension is procured. -" no Sim.
|
| ca ro Iyu,rr,,,.sr 40, -
| IN obta,n snnarinr Z a. a. ssnsS ANA avenue
ne Snra Nigne's, iormery sold AZ 80 per dozen
Imperas reduced from gaO IN eo0 seIlin,r ,,,bol.
ss q % De services m q
tained here, sso card photnoranhs os can oe oe
| men, both civil and military yai-im
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

NIxON's RCUs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Several large patent heaters have been uced
into the Amphitheatre, and the building Is at all
times warm and comfortable.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
go MALE D0 %Se GSEgnRy sInsrng e
LADY RIDERS, ON THE SAME EVENING,
MAD ft SHERWOOD, NILE ELvIRA ""oI
TWO COMPANIES OF ACRoBATs AND EQUEs-
TRANS ON THE SAME EVENING.
EA TON STON
THE WILD HoRsEMAN OF THE PRAIRIE.
Reproduction of the Scenic Spectacle
. URN XMENT,
OR THE
Field OF the Cloth OF Gold.
THsEE S59wNs AT THE SANE TIN TIME Be
''""' NE N Wh CONRAD. RAMA %
First night of the very lsIssabe en-
HARLEQUIN STATUE,
Introducing all the BALLET Troupe.
Great Stud Of Dancing Horses and Ponies, the
ever concentrated in one establishment.
The Eep York Brass Band has been engaged ex-
pressly for this occasion. Notwithstanding the
great extra expense incurred In forming this Double
Company, there will be no increase In the prices
To Dress Circle, 90 cents Social Range, % cents.
Doors open at u to and 4 to o'clock; perform
snee will commence at and ~ o'clock
On THURSDAY, Dec. 4, 1859,
THE GREAT DOUBLE CIRCUS
will open for a short season at Alexandria, Va.
| THE WASHINGTON (CREMoRNE) CIRCUS
will remain CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK, In order to al.
low the management to make improvements and
| Decorations. de
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

ID oOMS TO LET.-FouF Furnished Rooms with
N or without Board within 1--WE minutes' walk
Of Pennsylysnia avenue. Inquire at No. 491
Maryland avenue. oc 9O-tl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

DY }. G. MCGUIRE a co., Auctioneers.
ID BY YIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE OR
PLANS COURT Of the county Of Washington, in
the District OF Columbia, viii offer at auction on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of December next, at 4
o'clock p m, on the premises, Lots and P in
dred and twenty-nine, (6as.) One Of 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 as business stands.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; and the residue In two equal In
stalments at and u months, with interest, to be
secured by approved notes,
The terms Of sale must be complied with In one
week after sale, or the property may be resold at
the risk and cost Of the first purchaser, after
weeks notice.
HELEN M. JACOBS, Guardian of
D. o. and Helen A. West
J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta.
nov e5-2aw3w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

NidlLANL CONDucToR.-Conductor Walker, OF
car NO. ~ deserves credit for his promptitude in
removing one OF our fashionable "rakesd from his
car, on Saturday afternoon, for Insulting a LADY
VINO SAT near, Let Others emulate his example.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

Dos'r FORGET the very Interesting exercises In
memory, music Sc, at Rev, Mr.. Buffers church,
corner OF Eleventh and II streets, this evening,
peeemper ist' Go early II you wish TO secure 4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

lqal ADJUSTMENTS. n
Gnovn.s rmArn..
b. ~. Psnn'~ssssss, rsar WMards' Hotel
LEONARD Gnovrn, Manager
THIS tAONDAY) EVENING,
The Beautiful Pearl Of the American stage,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Together with the entire
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA,
VIII appear in the great sensation scenic drama o.
CYNTHIA, THE eYPsY,
OR
The Flowers OF the Forest. 81
Cynthis - Miss Lucille Western.
tother characters by the eompsny)
To conclude with
TAKING THE CENSUS.
seteheil as Pater Familias.
Admission-oo %, and rs cents. del
LORDS NEW THEATRE, r
Tenth street, right above Psnnsylvania auenue.
Manager and Proprietor Mr.. John T. Fora.
ALSO of Holiday Street Theatre, Bsitimors.J
THIS FIRsr-cLAss THEATRE
second week Of the grand series OF
N g l. 8 II OPER A,
spoken OF in the highest terms by every person OF
musical taste.
ADMIRERS OF oPERArIc PERFORMANCES
Nightly in sttendance and loud in their praise Of
Beautiful American Prims Donna,
Miss CAROLINE RICHINGs.
The Eminent Artistes,
Mr.. PETER RICHINGs, Mr.. DUNN,
And a Full Company Of Choriaers.
Numerous Beautiful Dances by
Mile. SOPHIE NILSEN,
Mile CATHARINE
Mons. BAPfIsTIN CRUTI,
And the Corps de Ballet,
the post beautiful young ladies, under the gui-
dance OF the famous
MONS. RONZANI.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 1,
Second week Of Bslfe's magnificent operatic Spec
tacle, the
Il N @ II A N r n E 8.
Rsmir the Pirate Chief Mr. Pes ss RfCaINGs
The various characters, operate, Dramatic and
....... Ballet, by
The Grand Combination and Full Double Companies.
Extracts from the Journals Of Washington city
Miss RichinRs and the Enchantress.
NATIONAL INTKLLIeEScRR.
Miss Richings and the opera are crowding Fords
theatre nightly. The Enchantress Is Of such great
beauty and so richly entertaining that no deserip.
ton would be adequate to paint all its splendors;
needs to be seen to form any idea Of Its innumera-
BILE attractions.
EVENING STAR.
Ford's Theaire.-Manager Ford strives to deserve
the patronage Of the Washington public. "The
Enchantress" was performed last night to large
and critical audience.
CHRONICLE
Fords Theatre Is now the fsvorite resort of low
ers Of the opera, who are well pleased with " The
Enchantress." All the resources Of the establish
decorative, have been brought into requsition. and
the result is highly creditsble.
. NATIONAL RRPUBLICAN.
Enchanfress.-This enchanting operatic spectacle
VIII be again represented at Fords rst-csss thea
could not Withstand the attractions now offered at
Fords temple Of art. The choruses are well exc
euted the scenery magnificent, and the whole opera
Special N0tice.-Private and public carriages
will head up Tenth street and around +; and on
leaving the Theatre, head down Tenth. No turning
vehicles always present.
ts8- No EXTRA charge for admission.
e Secured seats t'centy.flpe cents EXTRA.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, go cents; Orchestra
Seats, 10 cents; Family Circle, IS cents; Private
Boxes, as
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

AMUSEMENTS,
| CAHrnasuRY HALL, q
LouruAxA Avrnvr, rrAa srxrH b.,
XIX IN asy.ar ersas xsAonsi Aessl.
Tn. Gr..s..s Tr...pA u Il. ss.s...
SECOND WEEK - SECOND WEEK
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
SENORITA AYNETTA 9ALLETTL,
SEN0RITA ANNETTA GALLETTL,
SEN0RITA ANNETTA GALLETTL
SEN0RTTA ANNFTTA GALLETZL
SENORITA ANNETTA GALLETTL
SENORITA ANNETTA ,GALLETTL
Pronounced by the Press and the Public to be the
Greatest Female Dan~use IN ne World,
without exception. Also,
Moas. EDWARD VELARDE,
The Best Male Dancer IN Eriaenes.
TONIGHT,
they will appear IN the splendid ballet entitled
THE PAINT ER's ILLUsION.
The expense attending the engagement of these
GREAT ARTIsTEs rn.
for the short season will exceed si,ao0.
To give better effect,
AN ENTIRE NEW STAGE HAS BEEN ERECTED,
Making II now
The Best Hall In Warrington.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER /,
Return of the popular and favorite songstres.,
.. 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 Mlnstreisy, In
NEW SONGS, DANCES, and BANJO SOLOS.
The great Eastern Juggier,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
WILLIE EMERSON, r....-
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
win appear.
Performance to conclude with the laughsble
... farce entitled
BLACK ANTHONY.
Doors open at sz; performance, TX O'Clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, 80 cents.
A GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For Ladies' and Children.S
Admission a5 cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cents.
de
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One Of the largest and most superb stocks Of
LADIES' Flu Rsi


LADIES' FURsi
Ever offered In this city, which have been received
from one Of the most extensive Houses In Broad.
way, New York, with orders to close the same with
and bermuda sable Mink, Grscisn, Stone Martin
Fitch, and every description Of fashionable rURs,
in Carriage and Cardinal Capcs, Talmas, yicto,,
be found great variety Of MissES' and chill
DRENS FURS Also, large assortment Of Sleigh
Having received orders from the House in New
York to sell at any price on account Of dissolll-
tion OF partnership, therefore, the public will have
an opportunity Of purchasing suits Of the best
The goods have been manufactured this Fall. Ia.
dies particularly invited to attend as every ar
Will be be sonnusa TsFf pay
entire stock. D- The Goods will be open for
inspection each day before and until the hour Of
sale. MARSHALL K PAGE Aucfs
no 29-it
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, number Of lots Of
Barrels Yellow and Refined Sngars
Tierces Cincinnati Hams and Beef
sn@
Cases Assorted Preserves and Pickles
Boxes Lemons, Barrels Beans and Pork
Boxes Backing, Brushes and Nuts
Case Aromatic btters
Case Brandy, and Salt River and other Whistles,
Schnaps, sc.
Bbls. syrup and Vinegar, Bbls. Herring
Barrels Monongshals, Rye. Pipes, SC, Magnolia
and other Wrinkles
Bbls. Brandy and Gin.
Terms cash.
W. L. WALL Il CO.,
nov@s Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

L. AiRviEW BOARDING SCHOOL,
YOUNGSTOWN, PENNA.
ron
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Board and Tuition, $40 per term, OF ten months
Pupils admitted at any time.
References.
Henry Janney, 3is Pennsylvania avenue
DR.. Tyson, Druggist, Ninth and L streets.
John Hauxhurst, Four-and-s-half street, near +
street south,
Joshua Newbold, Quartermaster's Department,
Alexandria, Virginia.
GEORGE A. NEWBoLp,
no i-lm' Principal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

Al rs. CONNOLLY AND DAUGHTERS
ti SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Al their residence,
Corner Of N and FIN streets.
The usual branches of education, including Alge-
bra Geometry, Latin and Vocal Music, French
crate extra charges.
=, This school is particularly adapted To Young La
oies preparing. 10 become teachers or to enter
Northern colleges, no 2s-3t.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

PRISONERS OF Waffle provost marshal OF the
Eleventh army corps sent three prisoners of war
recently captured TO this city yesterday. Their
names are James Barrows, D. NJ, Andrews and b.
NJ, WEIGH. They belong 10 the Fifth North Caro-
lima regiment of rebels
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, go cents; Orchestra
Seats, 10 cents; Family Circle, IS cents; Private
Boxes, IS.
Doors open at sx o'clock; performance esmmen.
ces at tx O'Clock. de
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

MEDICAL MUsEUM.-We learn that Il Ii the in
tention OF the Surgeon General to establish IN this
city an army medical museum, for illustrations In
be placed in the charge OF competent scientific
Army. ~ "'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

WTANTED.--Five Hundred Laborers, to
w work in the Commisssry Department. APP
ply to Capt Woes, c. s., at the foot of G street.
A. BECKWITH, Col. and S.
nov 1h-lOt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

This splendid Hall has New stage, New scensry,
Private Boxes beautifully furnished, orchestra
Seats arranged with every comfort, Parquette with
covered seats, and Gallery that will commsnd q
full sight Of the stage. The alterations made At
an expense Of
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

"ANTED.--For gentleman and his wife, u
w Double Parlor, with hrst-class furniture and
board. Price not so much consideration as nice
place.
The best city reference given and required. Adj
dress Banker" at the City Post once,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

TWo"fAlNrED JEzEBELs' ON A RACE,-Cousid-
cradle excitement was created on Pennsylyania
avenue, on Saturday afternoon, by two Upainted
Iezebelsn mounted on spirited steeds, who under.
took with their gay male attendant TO feat the
speed OF their respective animals on thar promI.
nent thoroughfare They were unmolestei until
Fourteenth street was reached, when the guard
stationed at that point percev ing them gave ehase
and sueceededin oyerhauling the party-only, how
ever, after race OF some several squares An ofii-
Ger crossing Fourteenth street was knocked over
by the horse of of the girls hut foTtunately no
injury was received,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

ATTEMPT TO sMUGoLE Goops.-Two Jews. 1
Newman and @. swabacher, were arrested by he.
PhaiTs men near Alexandria and sent TO this city
yesterday, on the charge of attempting to smugglS
eontraband goods through the lines. The Israeiife,
were attempting the difficult task for the benefit al
their own private pockets, but the provost marsha
benefit of the rebels, and therefore locked the mer
chants up In the Old Capitol. ''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

II L p n NC.
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and neces-
sarly have all kinds of Trunk Material am better
prepared to repair Trunks, &C., thoroughly and
promptly than any other Establishment in the city
JAMES s. ToPHAM.
oct l4-3mi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

WOUNDED AND DISABLED soLpIERs--Cap have
their Necessary Papers" made out for application
Of Inpdiid Pensions" Immediately upon procuring
their Discharge" by application to Peck Gardner,
Zufek, No. 1855 seventh street, between d and 4
streets, near General Post Office No charge until
pension Is procured. ass. no oe-lms
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

Go TO WHITEHURsT, 49, Pennsylvania avenue,
Fine Card vignetts, formerly sold at So per DOZEN
now selling at s4i half DOZENS same rate. Colored
imperials reduced from $50 to $40; selling whole
size colored at only SO. | will excel In "Colored
Care dc Pfsifes,n having secured the services of a
superior artist for that branch of business Like
nesses many Of those fallen in battle can be OBJ
tanned here; also card photographs of prominent
men, both civil and military. novai-Im
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

THE BULLION BANK redeems Its notes In U.
). Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards is presented