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DEATHS OF soLDiERs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report; .IT7
II. Barber, company D, list n. LIZ ST. Aioysius
Edward Clark, company 1, sth Pa. reserve;at As
cenaion hospital.
James Mooieii.nd, company c, 18th Wis, a,
Ghss. Kneer, company II, 18th Pa, at ST. Aioysi.
James 9rombsysh, company D, ianh Pa, a. Mt.
p; W: RsmSo, company c, iaad Pa; at Mt. Pleas.
T sSs.l E a Sws company E. 'd PAT at Iudlo.
John D: EpPler, company A, 18th U. $. infantry,
Cyrus c. Buck, company f, Ssth N. Y, lat Carver
~. %% %ia ms5n,, B. 9Th N at pe.bye
Cyrus Garfield, company +, I'D Va, at Union Ho-
IS Samuel Powclson, company r, 18th N. j., Patent
o Joseph Marks, company d, 2sth N. j.. at Patent
S @ i. VIM. Pare Par company A, iasth NY.
Miron W. stoddard, company C, issth N. Y.
CORPORAL samuel Gillette, company II, 2ist r. l.;
Thos. Neville, LIST Mass. battery,at Armory Square
George F; Crsisen, company X, 10th Mass, at
M H; hLs,rabee, company X, iocth Pa, at Mt.
M Thadeus Fox, company I, nth N. V. at Mount
The FOLLOWING SPECIAL ORDER was issued to
sergeant Cronin, yesterday, by Superintendent
Webb, OF the Metropolitan police:
Special Order, No. rs. -'' '''|'
sergeant Cronin need not say 10 YOU and IN
your men, how deeply deplore the melancholy
late OF the late Roundsman John Leach, Jr There
was no man upon whom more relied for inteiii-
gent, prompt and strict compliance with orders
lions prescribed for the government OF the force.
than upon him. His record here, his manly de,
Of his duty, and the words spoken in his praise bv
.se men under his immediate command, and by
those =" knew him best, both in and out OF the
department. are r" best eulogium that could be
have ordered the following detail to rcport IN
you at your station-house, at II O'Clock A. M. To-
morrow morning, the I'd inst, as funeral escort
49, Fourth, 8; Fifth, 8; sixth, 10; seventh. is,
roundsmen, o. y W."
have also ordered the sergcsnts Except from
the First precinct and one roIndsman in each pre-.
cinet to report with their men. As soon as prso-
ticable you Will proceed with the escort in order
OF march, to the house of deceased where you will
the Superintendent. The body will then be received
and taken In procession to the First PRESBYTERIAN
chreh on Four-and-a-half street, where the funeral
ceremonies will be performed. After the ceremo-
and, together with all the men detailed from your
precinct, and such as remain under the general
ORDER from the other precincts escort the body to the
grave. Mr.. Samuel =. Arnold will be detailed TO
You will select from among your men eight to
act as pali-bearers, and see generally that such
arrangements are made as viii ensure good order
Read this order to your whole force.
BY order; w. b. WEEP,
superintendent.
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DRos TUs
OF THE
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.


The undersigned commenced. in the month
of December, 1850, the publication, In this city,
of weekly newspaper, called the National Re.
publican.
1t is printed on large sheet, twenty-seven
by forty-two inches, and is furnished at the low
prices stated below.
It contains all the original matter of the
Daily National Republican, with the exception
of local news not interesting TO country sub
scribers.
It will give full reports Of the proceedings of
Congress, and of the other Departments of the
National Government.
It contains all the news of the day. foreIpu
and domestic, markets, &C., &C., as well as an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respects.
the effort will he made IN establish the cb,rao,
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EDITOR REPUBLICAN; Allow me, through the me-
dium OF your excellent paper, to say that I have
returned to the CITY, and can when not In court be
found at Room No. 10, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and seventh street
act supplementary 10 the emancipation act, to get
free papers. Their applications are In my hands,
and hereby notify them, and Others, that there
are but few days left during which they can per
feet the evidence Of their freedom before the Enan-
cipation Commissioners, as their term of office will
soon expire. GEORGE 4. II. DAY,
Counsellor 9t Law
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ARRIVED.
schr. Matt Bedell, Rider, New York.
CLEARED.
sloop Cleaner, Woodruff, Havre de Grace.
schr Exchange, Fallan, Baltimore.
y, Md. S'"
Schr. NJ. Mankins, Briggs, Boston.
schr. Moonlight, futile, New York.
Schr Pilot, Noyes, st. Mary,s.
Schr. Albert, Foxwell, st. Mary's.
Schr. Emma, shorter, st. Mary's
Schr. Bloomfield, Heigby, Baltimore
Schr. Access, Bennett, Vienna.
Sehr. Active, Williams, PHILADELPHIA
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Coon PoTAToEs-Who does not enjoy the real
old-fashioned country potatoes, right from the
harvest Heidi We were permitted to partake of
such least yesterday, by the courtesy Of Captain
Small, OF the schooner Fred Sharer, which vessel
has Just arrived from Maine, and Is unloading a
large supply OF the finest potatoes ever seen In this
market The captain also brought q lot of fine
apples, which, with the potatoes, are Oh sale and
".going OFT" rapidly at the wharf, foot of Market
street, Georgetown. A good opportunity to lay In
the winters supply at n Reasonable price,
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OFFICE iNDIAs AFFAIRS,

Since the above advertisement, dated the nth in
slant, for Proposals for Indian Goods" was pub
lshed 1t has been decided to take from class No 3,
the 10000 pounds OF tobacco called for and let il
form class No. g.
Although there is a sample of the tobacco In this
office, bidders are requested TO forward samples
with their bids, tor consideration.
W. p. DOLE,
nov 70 Commissioner.
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MISSIONARY WoRK, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoN-Iast
Sabbath morning, at O'Clock, the Missionary, Rev.
y. p. Pitcher, opened place of public worship
In the Quartermaster's encampment near the in
tersection of II street and the railroad Mr.
Cheney, the superintendent, obtained good hall
and manifested most commendabe Interest in se
curing the attendance Of the men.
In the northwestern encampment on Twentieth
street, an open-air service held at IOi O'clock
suitable hail. 1t is anticipated, will soon be pro-
vided In this encampment. -.
In the dining hall Of the carpenters mess house
on g, near Twenty-tlrst street, divine service was
helu AZ ~ y. M the audience being still larger
than heretofore. TWAS also announced that me
service at this hour would hereafter be held in the
dining hall at the Corral, corner of and Twenty
third streets, and that the services on G street
would be at ~ Sabbath evening, with a social
meeting at the same hour Wednesday evening
Al the soldiers Rest services at * O'Clock where
u Will hereafter be held by the Missionary on a
week evening. --T-.-' -
Copies Of the scriptures, hymn books, religious
papers and tracts as by the Bible Society
the American Tract Society, the Christian Com.
mission, and by individual purchase, were also
distributed and thus the truths of the Gospel were
brought to the attention of several Thousands in
the employ OF the Government in this city, who
would hot otherwise have enjoyed them.
AZ the request Of the Missionary Board Il IL
stated that the subscribers to the slistentation
mnd will be Immediately called upon, and that new
subscriptions are solicited.
Mr. Ballantyne, No. 4sS Seventh street ia the
treasurer Of this fund.
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Mr.. WIN. ?. RIDER and Miss HARRIET {. L. MIN
pLEToH lal OF this city,) were Joined together in
J. d. Brooks, Nov. "a. - Wv ''''
Philadelphia Inquirer and Cincinnati CONNER
cih VIII please copy the foregoing marriage.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday morning. the Cd instant. bv the Rev
!ohn u smith, Lieutenant WIN. H. POWELL adiu-
tant OF Fourth infantry u s. regulars to Miss Ma
RAN ETcHisos, OF this city.
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ANOTHER DRUEKEH SURoEuS,-The night patrol,
under Lieut. Franklin, arrested an assistant sur
Sixth street Monday night, little after midnight
The doctor was so drunk that he was unable to
take care of himself, and accordingly taken In
charge by the guard, who locked him up In the
Central guaTd-houae.
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INDIA RUBBER Doors AND SHoEs.-The above
articles are sold cheaper at II. A. HALLS India
Rubber warehouse, 3l0 Pennsylv ania avenue, than
AZ any other store in this city or vicinity This Is
80 can and satisfy yourselves, $40 Pennsylvania
Nenue no 22-tf
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CoLLIsIos.-Last night, about dark as one of the
ears OF the north seventh street line was passing
the store OF Mr. Whittlesey, the pole Of a wagon
around and entered the windows, causing terri
pc eatter and rattlng OF glass. After considers-
PIE laDer and some unnecessary "cussing," the We
hicle was eXtricated and the car passed On having
sustained no other damage, save the breaking OF
four lights OF glass and the displacement of sash
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no YOU KNOW ITS If you do not, call at
~ SMITH X BEALL's, No. 38I Seventh street,
near street. and buy yourself a nice suit of
Clothing from them as they have Just received
new and splendid assortment.
nov 2l-dtjanI
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FIRE LAST NIoHr.-Last night about o'clock
centre OF the vacant lot Fourteenth street, be-
tween s and i streets, and In short while the
house was entirely consumed, II was occupied by
two disreputable women, named Lince and Green,
and owned by Mr. George Adams. II Is said TO
have been fired by some soldiers who had recently
had difficulty there.
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ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. vellny Is vet
| engaged In an extensive practice In this CITY,
and We would call the attention of the poor,
puny, emaciated victims Of their own sins TO
the best sources Of remedy. First, give up your
present course OF life at once and forever: and
secondly, cali on the most skilful physicians,
(and none are better than DR.. vellny,) and be
cured ofthe disease which Is now undermin-
Ing your constitutions and sending you to pre-
mature grave.
BANKING RATEs.-The following are the rates
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and sllver-the legal tender notes
being the standard,
Silver saGS s ss perc c; prem g 81 per prem.
Demand notes 90 D,
Banks Of issue In Washington and George
washington. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech,s
Bank OF Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce.
Farms & Merch's B'nk.
The BULLION BANK redeems Its notes in U.
3. Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards is presented.
a, WouEDED AND DISABLED SOLDIERs-Can have
Iheir Necessary Papers" made out for application
their Dschdrge" by application to Pecs, Gsrdnsp'
q zmios, No. tSsS seventh street, between ID and y
streets, near General Post Office. No charge until
pension Is procured. no 2e@,m.
60 TO WHiTEHURsT, 43i Pennsylvania avenue
TO obtain superior Likenesses at reduced prices
Pine card Vignetts formerly sold at So per dozen,
now selling At al half dozens same rate Coiored
l,mperisls reduced from $50 to $40; selling whole
size colored at only 50. I will excel in Coiorsd
Cans Dc pislesn having secured the services of
SUPERIOR artist for that branch of business Like
talned here; also card photographs of prominent
men, Doth civil and military. nov9i-im
:, DEsIRABLr INDIA RUBBER GooDs-Mr. H. A.
nan mas Just received lot of Officers Long and
Light dull finished Coats also dull finished Pom.
chos, extra large sizesj also, lot of blue English
Al Sety Long, at $40 each; which he is selling
no oa sio pennsylrania avenue, between Ninth
NJ" 'e"'" s"ee's' oct 2T-tf
WoRp OF ADvIcE.-Those who have been
doetoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult Dr. Fishblatt whose offce IL
q. no ~ street corner Of Eighth street. and
established DR.. Fishblafts reputation as a pbvsi |
clan Recent cases cured in a few days. Charges
moderate DIR. FIsHBLATT,
NO. t2l street, corner of Eighth
opposite the General Post ONCE
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INDih RuBBER GooDs-The place to buy your
huBBEH COATS, LEGGINS, CAMP BLANKETS
hANELoCkS, HAyERsAcKs, and every article
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can Obtain
them AZ manufacturer prices, $40 Pennsylyania
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. oe %
LADIEs', Mems, Youths, Misses, and CbiIdreD,s
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Gaitersi Ladies,
and Gents Buckle Overshoes with felt lining and
in9pi Mems short, Knee and Hip Boots. Al Allen,
Slapp Co.'S India Rubber Store, Penn avenue, |
between 10th and 18th SITS NOV u In
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attention IL allied 70 our
IL new stock of Clothing for Men and Boys use,
which we have Just received, and offer for sale al
very low prices, at No. 4e4 seventh street, F.
J. BRUCE 4 CO.,
Proprietors OF Oak Hall Clothing Room.
sep 25-3m
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NOMINATIONS ron ENoINEERs OF THE FIRE Dr.
PARTMEHT-Meetings of the several fire Companies
were held last Monday night, for the purpose of
making nominations for the offices OF chief and
assistant engineers, the votes indicate that the
majority OF the companies prefer J. J. Peabody, of
the Columbia, for chief, and Mr.. John H. Thompson,
OF the Perseverance, for assistant engineer.
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BROKEN sTAFF.-Last Saturday, the day patrol
OF the Tenth New Jersey arrested man who
called himself Lieut. A. V, s. smith, of Gen Burn
sides staff He was found drunk and taken to the
Central gnard-house. A poor stat to lean upon In
the present hour of danger.
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PIcKPocKET-A man calling himself a dis
charged soldier, who gave his name az Charles
silyers, was arrested by the provost guard yeater
day morning, on the charge of being a pickpoeket
He was locked up In the Central guard.house.
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| ADJUSTMENTS. re4
CANTE RBURY HALL, e.io
LOUISIANA Ayrsur, srAR SIXTH ST., 81
| In the rear Of the National Hotel.
The Greatest Triumph OF the season.
SECOND WEEK SECOND WEEK
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS SOY
SEN0RITA ANNETTE 9ALLETTL
SEN0RITA ANNETTA GALLETTL,
SEN0RITA ANNETTA GALLFTTL,
SEN0RTTA AIYNETTA GAJLBTTT,
SENORITA ANNETTA GALLETTJ,
SENORITA ANNETTA GALLETTI
Pronounced by thlsPress and the Public to be the
Greatest female Danseux IN he World,
without exception. Also,
MONS. EDWARD VELARDf,
The Best Male Dancer IN E-istsncS
TONIGHT,
they will appear in the splendid ballet entitled
THE PAINT ER's ILLUSION.
The expense attending the engagement OF these
GREAT ARTIsTEs
q, for the short season will exceed sI,aoo.
To give better effect, ...-
AN EETIRE NEW STAGE HAS BEEN ERECTED
Making IL now
The Best Hall I'm Washington.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER /,
Return Of the popular and fsvorits song,ren,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
Also the beautiful queen Of Terpsiehor.,
MISS KATE PENNoYER,
AND THE
GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
Continued success Of the charming
NELLIE TAYLOR,
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS,
The two great lights OF Minstreisy, in
NEW SONGS, DANCES and BANJO SOLOS.
The great Eastern Juggler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG
WILLIE EMERSON,
The Funny Mig.
J. STLvAS CLARKE,
The Versatile Comedian.
Tonight, Tonight,
THE PAINTERS ILLUSION,
lin which
ANNETTA GALLETTA, MONS. vELARpE,
and the great
GALLETTA BALLET TROUPE
will appear.
Performance to conclude with the laughable
farce entitled
BLACK ANTHONY.
Doors open at s,x; performance, TX O'Clock.
Admission, 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs, 60 cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRovERs THEATRE,
Penn'a avenue, near Walards' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER, - Manager
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
LAST NTGHTl BUT THREE
The Able Actress and Peerless Beauty,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
VINO Will appear tonight in her great character Of
CAMILLE,
In the touching French fve-act drama,
G A MTL LE;
... or,
The Fate OF Coquette.
Armand Duvh Mr. C. Barron
Other characters by the
MEMBERS OF THE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
EAST LYME; or, THE ELOPElfBNT.
VIII shortly be revived, and for the last time
Aduission-so, 20, and 70 cents. des
LORDS NEW THEATRE,
~
Tenth street, right above Psnnsyiyania avenue.
hise Of HOLIDAY street rn,,, Mr. sohn Ford
THE CHARMS Of TgC oprp. v,oyr,v
1T RMS FIRST fc1iShSo THsLEp aTDiES
The Beautiful Prima Donna,
Miss CAROLINE RICHINGs.
Hraf off h<s A
ENGL isH oPERS
r.,r,,,-
The splendid operate spectacle q p Pss
Stella E NJ. RI RrcHrSes
Mile sopSe i Ml.sn M s COMPANY Of Shor'
tistin cefuti, and Mons. Ronssni ali appearing p
The ysriou. character. on.r.,,. n,,n.,,,,
Ballet. bv D""''"' '"'
The Grand Combination nnI Fan no.,,. o..
,I pss .1s and ao pubic carriages viii head Tenth
mead down Tenth
- No Extra charge for admission.
- Secured seats Twenty-Five cents extra.
~
ORES. Circle and Pspouette' 20 een,., oro,..
Seats, 10 cents; Family Circle, 25 cents; Private
Boxes, %.
Doors open at 6k O'Clock; performance commen-
ces at TX o'clock. de a
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N \ MS GIRO Us,
y
SPECIAL NOTICE
Several large patent heaters have been introduced
into the Amphitheatr and the building ia al ali
times warm and comfortable " "
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Double Comnsny consistins ~
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LADIEs', Mems, Youths, Misses and Children,s
rubber Boots, shoes, Sandals and Caters; Ladies'
and Gents Buckle Overshoes, with felt lining and
topi Mems short Knee and Hip Boots. Al Allen,
SIspp & COS India Rubber store, Penn. avenue,
"''"eeh ioth anu iitn SIS. nov Aim
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE Crock Crystal) SPEC
TACLES,
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND CARRIES DE
YISITE,
STEREoSCoPES AND VIEWS, SC, &C,
In great variety, and al the lowest prices, whole
sale or retail, nov
EIsH a. sAR q ENT's
L AWNING, FLAG, AND
UNION TENT FACTORY,
No. sac Pennsyivania avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
SUFFERS AND ARMY TEXAS
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Mail Bags, Horse Covers,
Signs, Wagon Covers, &c, made AT short notice.
my 9-tf
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A GRAND MATINEE

A GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For Ladies' and Children
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs so ceuts
del
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MoRE SICK ARRIvEo-Yesterday large mum
Der OF sick were sent to this city from the various
army corps in this vicinity. About TWENTY-FIVE
| were sent from Gen. sigel's corps. They arrived
Mere last night In ambulances from Fairfax Court
blouse, Some OF them are very sick. They were
sent TO hospitals In this city.
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covered seats, and Gallery that will command
full sight of the Stage. The alterations made
an expense of
Five Thousand Dollar,
And the company engaged, comprise
THE BEST TALENT IN AMERICA.
A. NJ. Hernandez,
The great unrivalled Pantomimist.
Miss c. Fit1williams,
The Great singer, from the London Theatres.
Morest Brothers,
The Most Wonderful Performers in the World
Mons. A. Grossi,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Mons. C. Lehman,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Mons. sroIIosy,
celebrated Negro Comedian.
-
The Fsvorite Actor.
's "''
The Popular Comic Singer.
-
MILE Psuis"'
from 'he FORT 81 hsrten' Paris
TS..tr. Nav yorr
Nadine Grossi,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
Nadine Lehman,
From Niblos Garden, New York.
Msame msrihetu,
From Nhoios Garden New fofk'
n
Miss Parker,
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-The Mace IN Inv von,
huBBEH COATS, LEGGINS, CAMP BLANKETs
HANELoCkS, HAYERsACKs, and every article
india Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
them at manufacturera' prices, $40 Pennsyiyania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets oc %
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% THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is
published every morning, Sundays ercepted,)
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SEE TnIs Ladies and gentlemen will please
meet at Rev. Mr.. Buffers Lecture Room, corner Of
Eleventh and H streets, this Wednesday night, De-
eember 3D. to organize the class and receive tickets
Tor the course oflectures and lessons of Mr. Armes
on his beautiful science In reference to memory
many. de3-Its
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One copy, one year S2OO
Three copies, one year 500
Five copies, one year 700
Ten copies, one year 1900
Twenty copies, one year 1000
One copy, six months 100
Three copies, six months $50
Five copies, six months 500
Ten copies, six months 600
Twenty copies, six months 1000
Payments always in advance.
When 4 Club of subscribers has been forward
ed, additions may be made to it on the same
terms. II is not necessary that the subscribers
TO a Club should receive their papers at the same
post office.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our risk.
Larselamounts can be RENTED in Treasury
notes, or drafts on Boston, New York, Philadel-
phis, or BALTIMORE smaller amounts in gold, or
in notes of solvent banks. Address
W. j. MURTAGH 81 CO.,
Washington, D. G.
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The BULLION BANK redeems Its notes In U. .
.. treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards is presented.
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WOUNDED AND DISABLED soLptrRs-Can bav.
their "Neeessdry Papers" made out for application
Of " npdhd Pensons," Immediately upon procuring
their " Dfschdrge" by application to Peek GdrdnSr
y zmiok, No. 4ssh seventh street, between and y
streets, near General Post Office. No charge until
pension is procured. no oaS,ms
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Private and public carriages will head up Tenth
street and around Fl and on leaving the Theatre
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Doors open at SKI performance, TX O'Clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, 60 cents.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette, 60 cents; Orchestra
seats, 20 cents; Family Circle, % cents; Private
Door. open at sk o'clocki performance commen-
Cth ~ ~ O'CLOCK de
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- No extra charge for admission.
- Secured seats Twenty-Five cents extra.
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DESIRABLE INDIA RUBBER GooDs-Mr n. A.
Hail has Just received lot OF oflcers' Long and
chos, extra large sizes; also, lot Of blue Enelsh
Islmas very long, at $40 each; which he is selling
manuiacturers prices, at his India Rubber Ware,
and Tenth streets oct o, 81 u
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This wEDNEsDAY EVENING, Dec. .,
The splendid operatio Spectacle Of the
II NC II A N r X e SIS.
Stella Miss RICHINGs
Ramir, the Pirate Chief Mr.. Peter RICHINGs
MI. Dunn and a full company of Choristers
Mile Sophie Nilsen, Mile Catherine, Mons nan,
hstin Ceruti, and Mons. Ronzani all appearing