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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-13
- Union :
MASS CONVENTION.
CHANGE OF PLACE.

After general consultation, it has
been deemed expedient to change
the place of holding the Mass Con-
ventioD, on the 29d of this month.
from Charleston to the JUNCTION be-
tween Montrosc and Fort Madison.
The facility Of reaching this point by
rail FROM two sides Of the county is easy,
aud for the northern portion Of the coun-
ty it is about as convenient perhap,
more convenient-than Charleston. ,
Let our Union friends remember thai
the boys in our now advancing army
look TO them to do the home work, ant
in the language Of many Of them, to t'lool
we'll to the FIRE in the rear" let their
be such gathering of the loyal PEG
pie, and the supporters Of the Ad.
ministration, on the 22d, as will give con
fdence to our cause. and assurance to al
that we will redeem old Lee from tn,
embrace, of those who would strik,
hands with jeff Davis, were he likely h
invade oas States.
An old time rally is what we want, AM
must have Come with your families
your friends. and your neighbors. Com
in wagons, on horseback and on foot
And bring your baskets wen filled
aud let us rejoice together over the lat
glorious achievements by our hero va,
riors 10 the field. Every man and patri
OF will be more than anxious 70 take tn
hand Of his neighbor in congratulate
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INTERNAL REVENUEr STAMPS.
fof SHELBY vWMfC6fT.5 s
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RAISING CorroE IN IELrno1s Sever
al wealthy merchants of Cincinnati have
formed u company tor the purpose of rais-
ing cotton in Egypt" or Southern. nix
nois. They have planted seysn thopssnd
acres of Tenuesses cotton, which has thus
far proved success. They have several
large cotton gins and ware houses at d,f-
fersnt points for the purpose Of packing
cotton. The seed was brought from Ten /,
nesses, at a cost of thirty cents per bash
81. II is tbs short staple, Or upland eos-
ton, and il worked by East Tennessee
and Georgia refugees, who, with their
families, are easily supported, aud are do
ing wei. They are paid 6tiy oents per
day during the cotton season, two dollars
per day for the culture Of the potste,--
This firm Of Cinsinnatiaus are building
cottages for them, The cotton section q
Illinois is the whole soantry bordering
on The Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
south OF Jonesborp. and the Illinois Can
tral Railroad il it. outlet.
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IT'D. F. BROWNELL,
Bookseller Hssd Nt0ttOsees'
Cor. main and Psurth sss.,

Would call attention o his stock I Book STA
ttonery, aisnd window Psper, wA ish he lie Tar
81 ow priees. Thankful for the Dat ron.
Axsbestowcdon him for he past sight years he r..
spsct null ysolicitsa eontin III ~
Eask1 -
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AMERICAN NEWS" In PARIs.-The
correspondent of the New York CONNER
cial, writing from Paris on the 21st, utter
abiding to dispatches from Mr.. Seward
to Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Dayton, announ-
cling tho fall Of Vicksbnrg, says:
"There is reason to believe that these
dispatches have made deep i'm precision
at the French Court, and that they will
lansr. = lAi.ae.. ina~.~e>, ~pe~ bic, s.~js.-
tvs programme 10 Mexico. Fortunately
for the French Government, they have
constantly maintained in form to the
American Minister ut Paris that they
were not going to adopt any measures in
Mexico which would prove inimical to
the general interests of the United
Ststes. This assertion has recently been
renewed to the Americas Minister, and !,
will enable the French Goycrnmsnt Il
change tho programme, if . change ID
leally decided on, without appearing tc
act by compulsion.s i ought to add thai
the fuH dispatches 10 regard to the fall Of
Vicksburg, aud the defeat of Lee, were
telegraphed to the ssperor at vichy be,
fore being distributed TO the ne~spape,
offices, banking houses, and other sub
seribers to the telegraph agency. and thai
his majesty retaiaed the dispatches sever
al hours before permitting their distribu
tion at Paris. asra. q Is s.
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the courts, then let them 80 to the devil
The rebels have been hunting for their
rights for the last two years. and / guess
they are getting some OF them.
QUESTION IN THE FUTURE. ..
A great change is coming over the
country. Few issues are being prese ted
and new. tests applied When the war h
over and all walk under tia old Stars and
Stripes to the tune of Yankee Doodle, the
test will be. were you loyal. and we're you
with the government and helping to de-
fend it when 1t was imperiled1 And men
will be found defending their loyalty. 1t
is bound to be SO. 1t was SO after the
Revolutionary struggle. South Carolina
was full Of tories during that memorable
epoch, and the stain thereby entaiied on
some Of her families is not yet wiped cut.
This ought TO be so, for lhs men who are
true IN war can be depended upon.
''THE UEios ASST MAS"
Ia urging the necessity and patriotism
OF loyalty, We are mel By this objection
i Why Is IT that yoa will prosecute thi,
war unless you can bring the government
back as Il was? II We believe the GOV
eminent could be restored, as it was, ".
would be in favor of prosecuting the war
Well, who proposes To change the Con
st.nlion? L. the army trying 70 chang,
y! Are the people? Is anybody tight
ing Tor the Constitution as Il is not -
Wei' Dat cay they. we want Il Just as i
WAS now was that !? South Carolip,
belonged TO the government. She wa,
under the Constitution and the laws tia,
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LOCAL. NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

Growers THEATER.-The great historical
play OF /" Ri helen" will he performed At this
place tonight. Mr.. Davenport will appear as
s.l ardiual Richelieu,' Mr.. ]. W. WalIack as
.De Monfort,'' and Mrs Farren as "Julie:,'
and they Will be supported by the entire COM
pany, composea in part of Chas. Barron, r.
Mordaunf, Ben. Rogers, Mrs. ID. Myron, and
Miss Fannie Brown. OF course all will want
TO see The great combination and il should be
remembered that their engagement is limited.
FORDs THEATER.-This evening the inIlni
table comedian John T. Owens will appear
first as "Dr OIiapod." in Coleman s comedy of
the "PCor Gentl' man. and atterward as M r.
Gilmsn," in the play 1.-The Happisst Day OF
my Life" Mr. Owens Is one OF the greatest
tayorltrs in the comedy branch of theatricais
VINO mas ever appeared here, and consequently
FoTds theater il crowded nightly, and bIlated
individuals find a difficulty in getting seats
CANTKRFURY-The rush continues at Can
terhury, and there seems to be no abatement in
the ".sire TO see Galiettu, TopGoff, Ron2ani,
md his great ballet troupe. Tonight the great
pallet, " Fonntain of Love-" Will be performed,
besides another grand ballet advertisement. and
= great variety of Ethiopian and other acts.
THE y ankse Tar written for Mr.. Edeson,
viii also be r. rformed.
FAIRS AND FEsTIyALS.-One of the most de.
light:u tairs ard iestiv ais of the season is now
heir held II he Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church
on Nuih str ct The ladies in attendance AR.
wit Y and pretty, and do all in their power To
make all yisirers enjoy Themselves
EALLs.-Christmas eve will be- duly cele.
bTaisd 10 n eht by the lovers of the dance At
Odu Fellows Hail. Navy Yard, the members
OF the Anac0stia Company Will give a grand
ran IRIS Will be grand affair, and is de-
serving at attention.
At Temperance Hall the Grant Association
VIII give party, and dancers are positively
assured by The committee that good time will
he tad to- night
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DIED,

Or the 18th instant IN o'oicct, N 1LLA J !.
daughter of George anr Jane Soppsr, sged years.
sNODths, u days, -. szasE.s - = ss,.e,s.s.
her parents, AZ o'clock, e morrow, 18Th instant
On 6ft street east. bet. g snt Va. sycnue. ras
fciegds sud relatives are respectfully invited 70 q
tend, withcet further notice. =.
On the morning Of the 2M isstsof In the ssth
year of hef age, SALLY C06Ek. She rssts from
her lsbos SID her works dc folio. har. 80
Der funeral eili take place o. 1fid.y af.erneon.
.. Q clock trt m her late re ide1cs No. Is, cor
nsr North and West streeM eha win ss ca-ried
u ths1rhgy Chr cch, GEORGETOWN. Her iriands
ED relative s ere Invited to attend
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CuEsS. BuNIoss. BAD NAILS &c-To be rid Of
these tror besoms annoyances, call on Dr. White
and submit to his manipulations. You are sure to
get relief without experiencing pain. Offics-No.
424 rsylvania avenue. (Lane & fuckers
Buildir 81 between Az and 9Th streets. No charges
for consultation. de II If
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JKwELRY. JEwFLRr, JEwELRY, for the Holiday
Presents. at the Dollar store, ABS Pk. avenue,
near j.. street. de l9-iws
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Ran pYxIHA1R ORR

Bachelors LIBERATED II sir Dye Is ths best in n
ssorld The only harmless. true amd reliable Dye
know TAis splendid Hair Dye ia perfect-chans es
ksi Iiosty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
Blaok Nntxyni BYosrn. witho in1urir the hair
or stsinips the skin. leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; i'm parts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine Color and rscti6es the i'll effects
Of Bad Dyes The Genuine II signed WILLIAM A
BAroHELoR. all others are mere limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by all druggists &c. Fac
tory-e1 Barclay street, New York. BatchsIors
nav Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. 1y 7-eoIy
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SCPRENE CorFT.-In this court, Tuesday,
the case az Purcell agt, Coleman ct al, Was
argued by Mr.. Brent for the plaintiff and q. ).
M nor ,Sor defendant. UerisioD reserved.
Mr. Rcbtrt M. Beale was appointed exam
liner IL cbaRcery.
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INV RLoU q HOU sA.
GEO. T. McGLUE & co.

RIouR AND 0KNKRAL CoMMrssIcu MBROHAs4a
Nos. 73(S55 D st., 81. 6fA and ia 81.
Extra Bakers flour, which they offer ior csie 3
current market rates. Bakers ard dealero - a.
where. ASsks9Se s = -
The new. arm have Arrsnesa lbr . supply o. -
and Philsdelphis marietta. and will DO aba % -
unusual inducements to p1rchaseys - Dc l-48s
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GIVE all your friends present, and so to the
Dollar Jewelry Store to buy it-43s Pennsylvania
avenue. near -. street. de 2-3tt
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AUCTION SALES.
1hIsAFTERNOON ANN 70. NO1RoV.
1oK orHER Auction SAILS sE1 4 TAo1.
SHhh ,s,. or TOYS: fLATED VAT ,' SGfts.Y
Ss,a ara jsvsi Bese: en- srseias sss:r Si =:
THs ESHsisssy s & ,asaSi:
4s s:.s - 4 street. between s1s . No.
S d hsfH.sH 81 8; SSST;Sr1s,
.,:ss: ;s:sss:i
'As same hour s &c 81 s5;' RSSS e the
We shall sell BY catalogue, collection Of xi,..,.
Sale positiye
Terms cash.
.seiA sssE 9. 4a2s o am
an Dsgss o..,s
ara nA n lie ss s.s :, 70
the vaole stock j: eisiased Of. viz: o''aas UNIV
Boxes. essss W in %s s.sf so 1sai
Writirg pesis. China Vase. Ornaments,
Hobby Horses, and, all kinds Of Tin and other
rys shsh hnl 81 ,s
a. purch, sers can find most anything they want In
Vsi il OF Toys GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auc..
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctionsefs.
EX0.LLENT douska0LD AND K,TGslN
II FUkEITUkE At AUC1Iop.-On WEDNESDAY,.
ssf Is. fs,.nss .ss Ham s1 At 70
Cspii.i. an exesen. assortment Of Furniture. Ne
Marble top sure.us and wsshSt.nds.
s sef.s Hsss rss.
Beds, Bedding and Mattresses,
WINDOW Cut lain
With many otter articles rhich We de,m .nnss-
sss.f' + fs sp5n eRsss sI' Aue
I AkeK FhAfis .BJILDLNG. T0asrHsR
WIFE REs G1oD WIZ, p,Gs .s D, g.
:sffEksS oh s; ss.S' :. o'Ises R, +;
nor,h street, immeo lately cppos e tbs Rs'Isa.d
e. the sp 10
soon,s. with FUR iturs, 80. sufficient for thirly
ontS ana ssde anasr
.s mon o. the whole subject to ground rsas
Terms cash.
ds24 j.. O MCGUIRE 4 ca Aucts.
Byyc. MCGUIRE q CO., Aactioneen
ZIG soUss ARD LoT on IwtLr 1 sT TEyb.I
stA lfes srd dnly recorded IN Liher n c. s., No.
aeGs G e CO b. sonss.n
part o. Lot no.. Is in Sqnare no. 20, Ironing Il
'eet ca Twelfth street west. between E xnd 3
streets north, Tunnins back TOO feet to q 50 foot
alley in proved by Substantially built and we'll
arranged Two story and Basement briak Dwelling
Gouee.
Terms cash.
Ii lie terms Of sale are not cor pse With In Eve
days thereafter the Trustee reserves the right to
resell! weeks nOtics in the National Intslt-
senesr.
Cost Of oonveyances TO be paid BY the purchaser.
THO. J. FISHER, Trustee.
ies-en ]. @. MCGUIRE & &C., Auets
By @. MsaUIRE d 90: Aastioneers:
ASALE DE BUN DRIES AT THE TREASURY
- ExrEssIoS.--os % CEDAY. December %, st II
O'Clock It ths Treasury EItersion We shau sell
i2G fee Footing slate
5000 to 5f1z New Circular Brick
Large lot % Cement Barrels
Large lot Of ( sandstone, various Dimensions
Sever Il let's of Gid LuNi Der and Centres
Blocks o. Tennessee Marble
Large lot Of Scrip, Wrought, and Cast Iron and
IRON Pipes
Lot OF Dools and Frames, with Mortice Locks and
Hinges
Cons, more or less, Manila Rope old
4Jriction Drums.
Terms CASH.
RY order Of the Supervising Architect.
deg J. G. MEG UIE BE & 90 Aasss.
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Loss FIRE AND RoBBERs, PRzvSSrEp.-The
subscribers call attention ia their extensy. stock
IF HERR l. Co. Is Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
WI ch are furnis he'd at the manufaetui srs prices
delivered a. any Part of the city.
JAS c. MC5UIRs & Co.,
de % In Sole Agents for Herring 4 Co
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NHv YOaE HTYLHS

NV HOak STYL1S.
Gsxtienssa's C.s.Aisg -NssS aad FaShtoNd6ias
A large xssortm- MT for Dress and Businees wear.
The Enxlmn Sack and Waking Goats exeeu Ia
beauty, grade and finish anything ever offered In
tkie CITY WALL, E1HPH1Ms Co..
399 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
eeatf JIntell and RApuh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

ONE DOLLAR, ONE DOLLAR Jewelry Store, 43S
Penpsyl v ania avenue, near AZ street. dc psf
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xsTABLIsHxD 1850.

- q Having made arraneemsnts which
ksvs inducsn me to continue the PAWN BR0KIN6
formins my patrons and the public a. general tkaA
via continue 70 ,azn money % Soia saa SnysS
WsssinF APPAREL, Sc &c st the old sstebli.hel
stand. No 3a1 ,trsst. between " and 9TH st..
= !. lsAAO HDRZBlR6 son
~ Ten Thousand dollars to losn On Rsai 1steo
At the Above place. 8 - - % g Sm6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

SNAsE-Ur.--A horse attached to a wagon,
belonging to a barrel collector, was left in
charge of a small contrabaud boy on Fifth,
near II street, ard took fright about 10 o'clock
this morning, and ran Off. Between H and
streets the wagon came in contact with DR.
Began private carnage ana smashed it to
pieces: the wagon was also much broken. For
tunateiy the boy escaped injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

CRIMINAL Court, Judge Olin.-Yesterday,
w. A. Ligsfoose, charged with assault and
tattery who submitted his cave q few days
since, was sentenced TO pay fine OF IS and
costs.
VIM. Hunt charged with q similar ofense,
was fined S25, without costs.
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TIE GREATEST MEDICINE ever imported into


Australia is Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Bit
ters; manufactured at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
s., from pure Essence of Rye, and the finest
tonic anti bilious and slteratiye herbs known in
MODERN pharmacy. Its success in the gold regions
Of California has been beyond all precedent in the
hlst@ry Of proprietary preparations. II 30 invigo
rates the stomach, the bowels and the nervous
system, tha Ihe malaria arising from unhealthy
soils and sta gnsn1 water has no effect upon the
system Men working up to their hips in mud and
water during the most insalnbrious season and in
ne most pestftfous l9salisies have escaped hs
strongest if unsustained by this powerful Invigo
rant. The medical testimony in its favor compre
heHhs the most eminent and honored names among
the physicians OF America. In this country it has
ps, we'd safeguard to thou sands and its protective
and restorative properties have already rendered
it standard article both the seaboard and
thrhu ghnut the mining and cattle breeding dis
tricts of Australia Wherever there is impure all,
lad ater, and frequent and sudden alteration of
tempe nature il is the Gully sntdote to their deA l.
iy influence that has ever been used with entire
and uniform success.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
WHOLESALE Agents--A. NJ. Binipger & Co.. 237
Penn de "a cost
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MESS DRIES SUITS.
Yos.A's Djsss Sniss.
Gildysus' Ress Sktt;
MEMS B4sinsss SM;ts.
Yoxtk's Business SRity.


Caildrsns' Dress SKIS.
CAild,ens' School SHIFTS.
Moan WALKKR& Co., 36s Penn. avsnue, Metro
nonnee that their annual display Of Fall and y I'm
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t is
comprised Of An assortment Of Gentlelnsn's and
Ycuths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
material, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence With economy In
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock OF ready made clothing In this city at very
reduced prices acS-4m
SPERNATORRHEA AN BIZ CrREr-D- Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Epermatorrh0a, Seminal Heaknsss. I'm
Potency, Loss Of PO'cer etc speed!y and originally
Its effects are truly magical. trial Of the Specific
will convince the mnst ske ptical Of its merits
Price 81 q box. Sold by s. G. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook Alexandria. js6-ly
Warranted TO CuRsIS SIX DAYS DIR. Godfrey g
Antidote an English Specific of sixty-fve years
Standing, will cure GonOTrh00 in days No
change Of diet required. Price 81 bottle. Sold
Nv :. @. Ford, cnrper Ilth street and pa. avenue,
Washington. and Hensy Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
DISEASES of fAs Nervous, Samisal, Urinary. and
Sexual systems netc and reliaba t-sos,rsnf-t ~
Reports Of the Fotoard Assoeiation-Sent By mail
IN sealed letter anyelopss I, es of charge address,
DR.. }. SKILLIE HouGBroH, Howard Assoc alton,
No. South Ninth street Philadelphia. Pa. ds-am
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocurs

These iozeDgeh are prepared from u highly es-
teenied rerj pc for aileyiains Bronchial Affections
Asthma H0ars eness, Con CHS Colds and Irritatio
or Soreness of the Throat
puIiic Speakers and Focalists
Will find them beneficial in clearing tho voice
before sn"atins or singing. and relieving the
throat after any Unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. having peculiar ada ptation to affections
v hlch disturb the organs OF speech. de 81 I'm
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DEsEKTERs CAUGHT.--I.ast night. three men,
Jarvis Crosby, James Dougherty, and Thomas
Woods, recruits for the 18th N. Y. cavalrr.
went into an alley in the Sixth Ward and
citizens clothes. Sergeant Clark, who was
informed of the fact, arrested them, and this
morning they We're turned over to Captain
ScheetZ
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THE RUSSIAN WAR.-Sanderson's Panorama
of the Russian War Will be exhibited al Odd
Fellows Hall TO morrow {Christmas) after
noon and evening. All of the paintings COM
prisng the panorama have been executed in a
style of excellence not often surpassed and all
The details of their exhibition are conducted in
snch IL amer as to insure success.
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LOOK TO Your LiCpNsxs-Many persons
doing business. whose licenses expired last
sre now liable to a fine. The Fifth Ward no.
lice are now Notifying all dealers in that wsrt
TO renew their licenses forthwith, and after 3
reason able line they will take measures to 6ue
all such as have not renewed them. 2
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E@OR EENT--A three story BRICK HoCsE, on
avtt svrsns; Del. 81 .ni - strssss
Apply 70 NJ PEPPER, No 10 -Four and-a hall
street. between Va. avenue and street, (isisnd.I
de- g Ct
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W AkTED-At the Avenue House, 3i2 q street.
w between 18th and 18th streets enc good COOK
good Cook will get good wages; also two Oyster
SHU OK ERs to open steamed OYSTERS smart Boys
would suit; su Il will get good and regular pay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-06
AmuSeInenta.

The HUTCHIRsoRs.-TheBe sweet singers give
their last concert but one tonight, at Willards'
Hall, Tomorrow evening they give their lest
concert at the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
(colored for the benefit Of the oontrAbands. These
are the last opportunities the public will have oil
hearing a company who have delighted all who
have heard them.
SOLD HEADS AND YoUN0 HEARTs."-The excel"
lent comedy, by Bourelcault will be repeated to-
night and produced for the last time positivey at
Growers Theatre. Its success, on Monday eve
ming last, was not remarkable, for, though
the play itself is a sterling and eminently popu'
lar one, yet II has perhaps never before been
cast so notably strong as 1t was on last
Monday, and will be tonight, with Miss Laura
Ksene in the character Of Lady Alice HHlgthorne
Mrs John BrOughRm As Countess PompioH, W. r.
Blake as jesse Rural, c, Wheatleigh as Tom Coke
c. Waloot as LinIetoR Coke, c. Peters as Bob and
N, Leyiok as Lord ROsbuck Growers will probably
be crowded to excess tonight in consideration OF
the attractive performances and OF its being q
beautiful night.
OAHTERBURY.-The receipts OF the matinee on
wednesday afternoon for the benefit Ofthe " News
boyA' Home" yielded the handsome sum of Sls6 30
The nswsboys ought to ieel grateful to the liberia
manager and TO the tAlAnted ArtiBtes who yOlun
teered their services on the occasion. There vii
he brilliant entertainment tonight, sufficient L
. crowd any public hall IN the world Misses MoTtt
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-06
IMP FAINT FACTS
INTERESTING Ta ALL fNvALIDs

The principal vital force in the human system Is
the iron contained in the btnOd. This Is derived
from the food we eat but If, from any cause or
derangement, THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF
IRON is not taken into the circulation, the whole
system suffers. Then follows every imaginable
complaint, all however, arising from deteriora-
ten or
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
Among these are Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
Languor Chronic Diarrhga, Scrofula, Piles, Skin,
SCuTvey, Female Complaints, Tendency to Con-
SUMPTION Bois, Spring Debility, and all complaints
accompanied by weakness or prostrAtiOn OF physl-
cal and mental energy. In all these cases
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected solution OF PrOtO1Ide OF
Iron
Has effected the most astonishing curses, and the
great secret of its wonderful In curing 80
many diseases apparently unlike, iB the simple
fact that II Mt supplies the deficiency OF that
indispensable ingredient,
IRON IN THE BLOOD,
And infuses Strength, NigOr, and New Life into
the diseased and debilitAted system. For Spring
Medicine II has no equal, supplying Energy and
CheeFfulneBs in the place Of Languor and Low
Spirits, so common at this time of year. Pamphlets
sent free by mail JEWETT CO, Boston.
Sold by KIDWELL& 4 LAURENCE, Washington,
J. l.. KIDWELL, Georgetown, and by all druggists
mar 3