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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-11

f1q HaADuUxS4iaS ira IOWA MR.. ,
Camp before viStibng, Men %, rs. |
In Knelossd / send Yea Il, COPY q
The rsso]Ations Which we're tasdey ianap-
imossly sdppfsd by this Regiment. Tor
many O. opr qpp1ldea have fallen in bat.
re and 81 dseaae fpy y % kyor tie a.
Of relinqIis6ine the cause 4ps, xkich thss
laid dQwpr thsir lives. The mere No.
IN and tol i costs = the more highly W
prize \, and Tie more tepseiepsly ,vs
cling e y. Nothisg bNt snspe6s' aap
compensate for our losssa. .Nothipr short
Of success shall crown our efforts.
Il 5 Very truly, ,5. 80 ~
| /, a.,.- ]. A., WILLIAMSON, /,
| NJ > .xIa1s BE-, ,A 81 lloss Infy.
| III w. PA M mDP Aoipn, Iowa.
WhsrssM We lefaAAeks eseiAiasaS ed
soldisnt snr pAiHatiom. @f, kdslity asd
loyalty 70 oHfy GoleEnmest, ass para
mount to al otlsn.-Aad. a9las 40
Whereas, We entered the uilitasy sss-
vice Of the United States, without regard
TO pektiOai parties, lor the sole purpose
Of dslsading the ConstitaESDs L and the
Laws aGaisst the fIthlsas aAaaek uf,sE1z
ed Traitors. who with parici1zle hasd5
seught the obstruction Of our natioaal,
existcpee, Ihfss5orso 5sut,s .dT /.
Resolved. That We viii sheeyfatly obsy
tAs orders 81 the Hopmasdes,p -ehief Il
the army ard paEy - slng - - met
Nth arm rn~safe-r~ -
ba Resolved That hs VIZ urges Deass'
upea any other terms thaa preasrviag tie
Union intact. i . comhinetions a base
born t1itor aadsoHard, 800 ssi
Resolyed, That tho eeprs rof. The sos
called peace party, and pcItaiH, spahhe
ip psrn 4 no North. Who upderAhe sps-t
cloqs Preispces 81 prsaerying sopstitutios.
4 EbsTty have aErlyed thsnsslvss against
tie PresidsAt and his y1saspres tfas Coz
Quoting the VA, lis, insidious .ssssson.
more dangerous then that Of AIMED rAbeas. ,
Resolved, That tia ccprps Of tie, cows
.kdly croakeH 8 tbs North 1Ae,pEgs ~
-clamor Tor peace pm Any t9fWe o9IG5 any
sacrifice Of honor, hes % q Mr. N6eet than
to give aid and eomfort b IL spsnJ, Ana,
e perve thar arms and jgpde 3heis, SaR-
ons more surely = The hAeFlp az those fnr
whom these hlss phi6nt6ropi,te ana
traitors profess 70 feel such deep solisi-
tude. iii
IUppotation to the prcseeution ofs the wafs
ID defence or ouf fNationd existence, IL
bAilAd ~ th4sfAh6aAaaR htvdrslle omen
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THE GATE CITY.


The o'' p 81 80. - . /! !
~ Not e crush ythess ae.Qenss bsfas,
their SaaalssasssrSn; wodlSbe ruinous. !
y xlnls Lee to .WashisgtSs, in l776, oftb,
Long Island Tories, who avowed. an III
esnticn Of resisting ths auahority of In
.sas RrovinciAl Congress. Ma,hiaeton con
eufrsd, but proceeded with characteeisei1
80 : eleesssacn. He replied 10 Lee gsY = ~
ss'xs upon the persoss Of the. mipcipals:
they must b - notorioasly fhoS IN o.
there will b little danger Of commithifd
ssrn9 sstskee. sLsA thsaht1dLaD M. -.
"a up 70 the letter Of these inssrus6onS,
AM, With vigorous hand. disabled sonss
OF the nInksss of the species.
.sens very psohaSls to einibr du-
H. Aa4 deIolEe4 upoa 90 4nosont sutho.s
titles. ,sltseEoaltsO threats freely made
~ ths Csppsrhead lssdsu Of rssistance
70 the Conscription bill Of Congress. but
open violence has already been o6asnd
against oihsr laws Tor the efficiency Of The
army The CoPperLead chiefs, by secret
associations and public harrssngues. are
DONG their utmost q 1omenfrs spirit Of
resistasys. There cannot be . quedtiou
that II they continue a. their work with
the same freedom and the sams diligence
= - for the hist two months. nav North
@E sm communities win havs become 90
a Wrought men b. The time hnOoucrip.
ton bill takes practical effect. that thev4
VII D fuiiy prepared to resist il By force
: aers .sss . 2 pvs1pt" md thorough
vindicas1on q The IN, q thsss VIZ Be
scenes O. iawlessnes md Aeedshed here
ths NORTH, winch viii dsplonbly dam
sgs. Ne 49,. ~ 49, sss.. aeS
bnt kt HashiDgton's wisdom Be heed
%: 1ntks az ne tnsftgators. These nsn
~fii taks pfscious good care noA ahem-
~as eessaa- se-.as.xisasnesrnUs@uSsA61ty
NOT e ayas1at ri go viii ever vi
oeRgnt - fhs overt act. They are too
wary nor tnst. Their ansssessl Is sinply1
% make others the instrameDts " tl1rl
aepe designs. Y6ky sndErssaal per-
secIy wtu Apy q cslols N provoke cssd-
rious q Pasaionate nsa isto armed nj
sislaoesi Ann they alse nndsntand jsst 81
Z vsa osv % keep themselva veil char
iro1 H. pssils that esaasA ss'l
ta -, -- -. :sykss ....-s1.-. .s'S ri
r......-:- ~. s.s's 80
y. wo.t .rsi i q ~ =. ..l 80 IS
.as 49, 1..y = - - seso - resls'isg
80, 80 4. .s,...,. ne l.'. mas.
:. 49,. - - 49, W
IT.. .s.e $1,000
..A..r. ..s - ~ II
$3.50. !, y AS .ne '"Prlsonrl
"a sosasssnce 70
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-11

.ws sslsaa-As-1 ssSisasass-suauUsasWA1it,
Not IN ipdivj}sAk 6 Ah7nn will ever g.
oaaghf il Ga o1ssf act. Thev are TOO
wary for that. Their irnsis is siuu,v
20 make Others the instrument. ~ Ykl.
rtnieMne desigps. p61y sndGssaal PER
isetly vol hoy 70 c.iols az provoke essd-
aloue Or passionate Msn iato armed ~
sistsnAs; And shsy alse nsdsstand jsst .
} tvsn shsv 70 keep theu,Slv4 vallF Hla.f
=, Iron the psrils that sss eslasa y,
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
Isxset1S ~, ~ 81 ]. e. ~ ss ana -.
sas1HsAlety ss7 70 u bsa9a A.aWs N1D3GOTT.
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INDICATORS.
NJ EW L TIERS PATENT.
~ Certificate No. 1855, May %, 1861
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATORS

NJ L W l. Il T 4 ERS PATENT.
IN Certificate No. 80, ,655, May %, 1851
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATOR
The Advantages OF this Invention are that a
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine is offered to the Public, that will account
for
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit of Chartered COmpanies-As
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats Of the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over Bridges
THIS MACHINE Is not at the control of ConIuc-
tors or Gate keePera-is In no way complicated,
and OF great strength and durability to further
comment by us on this saving point Is sunnecess
II iH an invaluable
7 Z L-TALE MACHINEl
Against the too-Often praGticed
KNoCR-DowN SYSTEM
Its general use is also wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission, such AB
THEATRES,
On their different Tiers and all other Public Places
OF ENhlDltioni Large FiFBt-clAss Hotel DininF
Rooms (ProprietOrs OF which will save a ouarieI
Of their rents by its introductory Fair GfoundS
Race Courses, Wheel VehieleH, and last. thnWgh
not least this principle prevents Fraudulent Rs'
turns OF Votes at Elections,
=. accumulation from those having use
for such Machines addressed to the UnderSiIned.
will receive attention.
ROWLAND CROMELIEN,
.fH WILLIAM r. CRISP, ~ :.
Patantees, 99S PennIYlVAniA Ayenue.
Washington, Nay u, lsaS. mY3S-dt
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CERTIFICATE.

NEW YUHK, Feb H. 1868.
From knowledge OF the Ingredients and their
proportions catering into the composition known
as " Romaine's CriweHn Bitters," we are enabled
to speak OF It in terms OF high cOmmendation. Pc
ruvtan Bark being one Of its principal constitu-
ents, together with Herbs, Roofs, and Extracts
hay Ing decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation in recommending 1t to.physicians and
the public generally, Ms an invigorNting Tonic in.
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From its Alternative pToptFtiCs, II 10 ca culNted to
pr. vent, by its daily use In moderate quantities
ColLupatlOn, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu-
ralgia and RheUmstisn. II 10 an autidote to the
effects produced hy change of water and diet
correcting DiarrhDa curing Dyspepsia, Collie Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea Sickness. It
is expressly adapted to females OF delicate coust-
tuhons, ana the innrmiNes Of age.
This preparation IL composed exclusively Of
vegetable materials, containing no metallic or
mineral substances whatever, lts taste is Aro-
matte, warming, and acceptable to the palate and
stomach. JAMES r. Chiffon, M. d.
julius c. POHLE, NJ. D,
Certificates from the Assistant Surgeon and one
of the attending Physicians Of the U. $. Hospital
at Newark, N. J., attestlng the benefits derived
from the use Of Crimean Btters, may be seen at
the office of the Depot
W. CHILTON y co.
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DENTISTRY.
II EW INV TION

NEW INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cLEoPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
DIR. 8. B. SIGESM Nd,
90 Broadway, New York; and 400 Penn. avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts.l
49,. wAsHNGToN, d. O.,
Calls the attention Of the public TO the followinhl
advantages Of his Improved Aystemi
LIST. The teeth OF his mAnufactuFe will never cor
rode nor change color by any acids, and are three
iourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roOts viii be made inoaenRiVs and mover
to ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the face, which, under
the old system, 10 frequently disHguFOd.
years, by many Of the frat chemists and phyaIoiAn6
Of this and the old country.
DR.. s. has also invented white indeatFuetIble
metal Milling, with which the most bensitive teeth
can be hlled without pain, and can build up per
feet sound tooth on any side roots, which win last
through lifetime.
Cali and examine for yourselves. nov Sem
DENTAL NOTICE. FOR BEST
IL class Of DENTAL OPERATIONS, Surgical
Anu MeohAnteal, apply to DIR. LOOMS, 33S Penn
aylVAnlA avenue, near corner Of Ninth street
Hours for administering ohlOroiorm from 8 to II
Special attention given to the regulating of
ChildrenE' teeth. may Elm
.nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
IL practice Of Dentistry, in tho Washington
Building corner Pennsylyania avenue and seventh
street. HAyingprAoti0ed In the South nearly SIX-
teen years. he feels RsEured that h0 can Ve 1At6-
faction 70 any that may call.
Teeth inserted on VulOAnite, Rubber, or Go
Plate. ChlorninrN sdRiniILUrEd sLen dsuirsd.
aus I-d
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TRE EXEROIsE. FOR Ladies

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
but more Athletic Indian Club or Mudgnr EXer.
else, for Gentlemen, for the prevention and corrcG
ton OF defOrmity, one-sidedness sc, as recom-
mended by the medical profession and nflcers Of
the army. They Bupercede dumb bells and all Ca
hsthento exercises. No officer, merchant, or clerk
should be without them. They promote a healthy
eireul alton, deyelspe and strengthen the che and
spine In most extraordinary manner, giving such
eAstiAty and strength to the shoulders, arms and
wrlstb that the sword and baYonet are usel with
double force and facility, and Invaluable to sngets
as tho voice improves in proportion to the expan-
sion OF the chest. 10 ladies who cannot take out
door exercise, they are Of ofincaculable benedt.
My classes for Dancing and Department at Will
lArds' Hall, aud at Georgetown, are Inrgely at
tended by the elite of both cities, and can, with
pills.
To those who require tuition on the PioRn
Violin, eHo and Singing, or dnShing lessons, ," may
save time and expense by studying under me.
For Cards Of Terms, address
J, X. GOODALL,
apr IL WillaTds' Hotel.
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Mo WILL BE CURED I'VE desire to call
'cial attention to the advertisement Of the eele-
ted DR., Vellny which appears In Anot her column
DOetOTisA 4 safe and reliable practitioner whose
II and experience Is guarantee that the uniOF-
ate victim OF certain indiBcretiOnH can with CON
nee lntFust his case In HIS hands, Let young
l be warned in time, and seek the best means OF
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relief, should consult nf. Fishhatt whose ONCE is
at No Aai stroat corner Of Eighth street, and be
rndisally gursd' twenty saYo years experienef has
rAn. Recent cases cured IN q few days. Charges
modnrhte, - DIR. .FfgHBLAfT,
~ No. f2l 4 atreet, corner Of Elqhth. y
N Opposlta ne oaneral Pot Oiaes.
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SENT TO THE CEETRAL GUARDH0UsE.-James
IAlonsy for riottngJ Patrick II. Gray, for attack
Ig an ofilcer; Nathan Phiihoner and Joseph NJ.
ling, tor having no pass Samuel sherlock, ssth
ennsylVAniA regiment, for stealing St0i John NJ.
oss, 18th Reserves, for wearing citizens clothing
ohm black, for desertiouj John Mccarthy, George
entire and VIM. RobertSon, for selling liquor to
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-03

10 TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave-
?, to obtain superior LikeneHse6 at reduced
ceS. Fine Card Yignettes, formerly sold at %
dOZenI now selling at S4j half dozens, same
ling whole size oolored at only 80. Iwill excel
"COlOTed Carte de piseI, having secured the ser
es Of a superior artist for that branch Of bust
IS. LikenesHeH OF many ofthose fallen in battle
1 be obtained herei also card photographs OF
,minent men, both civil and military.
OV 2l-u
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FnEp,C 3. COAHENs,
SOLE AGENT roR wAsurSoroN AND BALTIMORE

have always refused to sell any of the com
pounds known Ne tonic bitters, As believe them
10 be generally injurious, and composed OF dele
terious drugsi but from careful trial Of the
"CRMEAN" BITTERs, backed BY the certificates Of
Drs. Chiffon and POhle, Of New York. have no
hesitation in recommending them 10 my friends
and customers, FRED'C 3. COZZENS,
WARRINGTON, D. C., May 20, 1902 mySO-0W
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-03

BENEFIT OF Mr.. E. II. BRINK.-Thls talented
nd deserving young actor takes a benefit at the
Washington Theatre Tonight and presents a capt.
al bill. The thrilling drama of the Carpenter of
touen,n founded upon the massacre OF 81. Barthol-
new, iS the principal piece. In the aflerpiece,
hat roaring farce, "Ths Irish Tutor" Mr.. J. M.
Ward will dance his Irish jig and sing an Irish
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WINES, ETC.

L. RE D ERIC s. COZZENS
IMPORTER OF
WINES, BRANDIEs, AND sEGARs,
PENNA. AVENUE. COR. l4rH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
And 73 Warren street, opposite the
hudson River Railroad Depot,
NEW YORK.
So Sole Agent for N. Longworths Ohio Wine,
and Lihenthars Tobaccos
I'm HOG VINO CES.n
RONIAINE'S
CRIMEAN TTEHs.
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HE only place where you can purchase india
Der goods OF all kinda At Manu- JGeiras prieeS Is
II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, sl0
,etS. mar At
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DEATHS OF soLDIERs.-The following deaths
ave occurred since our last report' George W.
hine, lAsth Pal Thos. Lindsey, 7th Mich.i Harri-
IN Anderson, I4th Ind.j Francis NJ. Wells, ia2d
ennayglvania f-
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Amusements.


GRsvER's R'sTHEGTKB.-Thise evening Miss Wes-
ern will assume her great character OF Alice Dar.
II, in the thrilling play OF ernest Maltravers,
the BrigRnd's Daughter" Tho success Of this
leAtre IL owing in great measure, doubtless, to
le fact that Mr.. Grover has rendered his magnih.
mt theatre delightfully."- cool by his improved
lation. The charming Gipsy Htory, entitled Gym
Tia, the Gipsy Girl, or the Flowers ofthe Forest"
III be presented tomorrow evening for the last
me.
CANrERBURT.-The flultless dancing of the
stinguished Mile Annettl Gallettl produced a.
eat a sensation as ever last night. The appear
ice OF the celebrated voeallst, Miss Eva Brent,
as hailed with the widest enthuHlAsm. Miss
ate Pennoyer and MILES Augusta and Marie per
rmed as usual, to the delight Of every spectator,
ID the different acts by the other members Of the
rye company gave the utmost satisfaction. The
,rformAnee tonight will conclude with "Dick
irpin, the Bold Highwayman," In which the dra-
attic company will appear.
VARIETIES Leslle's benefit this after
on and tonight. Ladies' Grand Fashionable
atinee, commencing at p. m, previous to which
r. Leslie will make terrific rope ascension, iron
G outside of the Varieties, carrying a stove on
. back Nellie Howard, the champion lady clog
ucer, will appear, W. s. Budworth, tho very
st Ethiopian artistic on the stage. All the lovely
lies will appear On Monday night, the great
are drummer, Mr. John Hoeke, will commence
engagement. In rehearsal, the French Spy"
-
DEAD HoRsRs.-HsddgIIdrte Metropolitan
lice, No. sic Eleventh Efreet.-An dead horses
lnd In the cities OF Washington and GEORGETOWN,
d the county beyond the lImits Of these cities,
II be removed on notice In writing, particular
ng the locality OF the Carcass being lett at either
the several police stations mentioned below.
PatrOlmen are required to report daily TO their
versl sergeants, all dead horses In their respec-
e beats; and seTgeants to transmit Immediately
ch information to Mr. John X. German, SupeFin-
ldent Wagon Park, corner Of NJ street north and
neteenth street west, or these headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS,
3eorgetown-Station-houS on High street, near
canal bridge.
first WSrd-on Twentieth street, between l
d X streets.
second WSrd-Ohio avenue, next to corner Of
irteenth street.
Third WaTd-TsmperAnce Hall.
Fourth WArd-EAHt wing City Hall.
nth Ward-SOuth street. between First and
.Ond streets east.
axth WArd-odd Fellows' Hall, Navy Yard.
eventh hWAFd-Fourand-a-half street, west side,
ween 4 and y streets, south.
'ounty station HOuse-Corner Of seventh sire 1t
Boundary, iOr portion north Of cityj and at
. Fellows' Hall, Navy Yard, for portion beyond
Eastern Branch.
Jotlces left at the Department of the MetrOpoli-
Police, No. 6i6 Eleventh street, will receive
esTeOIm WE. WEBB, supt,
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PIANO FORTES.

II c. LIGHTE & CO.,
date Lighte II BrRhburys,)
PLANO FORTE MANUFACTURER
~ BRUurIE ST, NEW YORE,
% block EGd Of BrOddlpdy.
Mr.. +. c. LIGuTr, the original founder OF this
weIl-kuown Establishment, SttlIOr Partner, Anu
onIy Practical Piano Forte Maker Vi the late urm vi
"Lighte Y Brtdhurys," having retained his Two
thirds interest In the whole business stock, mate
PI,,His inclusive Of hs celebrated PATENT IN
SULATED IRON FRAMES, Ia the only one who
can make the SUPERIOR PIANO EURTES Tor
which this house has been so popular,
10 All lnfingements on his rIghts viii be prose
Cuttd according to law.
70 All Plano Fortes from this lnAnufaotsry are
warranted perfect In every respect for Ave years
Liberal Terms to Dealers.
Y. Z. LlGHTE n Co,
All lO-sm 4ll hrOome ST., New Work
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AMUsEMENfS..a .af


ADJUSTMENTS. I
,WAsHINGToN NITHBATRE,
w CoRrfn ELEvEErH AND G sTRErTs.
NEW sRNsATIoNl A.In
BENEFIT OF MR.. Z, H. BRINK.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE .,
First and only time Of the 3D. '.- .I
CARPENTER OF ROUEN
On, THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW
WITH A POWERFUL CAST.
Seats secured three days in advance, without ex
Box once open from 10 a. IN tillSP.R.
% Doors open At half past 2, commence at
Prices Of admission As usual
For full particulars see circulars. ie9-lt
" FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY EVENING, June ath.
CARNcRoss DxEY's
MINsTRELs,
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
INTHEiR
GRAND ETHIOPIAN sOIREEs,
.l Producing all the LAteat Novelties,
New and Beautiful songs, LAughable Burlebques,
Plantation Scenes, -. O..
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL 0YERTURES,
Vocal QuArtettes, Fancy Dances, &C., ko ,
AZ performed by this
WORLD RENoWN TROUPE
At their OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA.
READ THE LIST OF ARTIsTEs.
J. L. CGrncross, f. r. Dixey,
Frank Moran, ]. II. Boss.
], s. Cox, A. II. Racket,
G. Campbell, J. Lamont,
Charles stevens, c. VIlliera,
Thomas A. DecEef, NJ D. Ednonds,
r. y. simpson, D. Patterson,
X. Fraser, Chas. Gibbons.
Forming in all the
LARGEST ORGANIZATION EXTANT.
Doors open at quarter past 7 O'Clock; entertain.
ment commences at O'Clock.
Tickets 20 centsi reserved seats 90 cents. Otice
open Tor the sale Of secured scats from 10 A. m to
o p. IN. J. L. CARNCROSS, Manager.
Je2-5t JAMES W. HOLDEN, Agent.
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d Y W. L. w A L & co..
ID AUCTIONEERs.
south corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth ct.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE Of
SCHOONER LADIES' DELIGHT ANDCARGO.
In virtue Of a decree issued from the Clerks Of
fee Of the Supreme Court Of the District of Colm.
ba, sitting as District Court, and to me directed
win sell, at public sale, for cash, commencing
At II O'Clock a. IN 4th JUNE, lB8s At the foot Ct
Sixth street wharf on the Potomac river, the cargo
af the schooner LSdies' Delight consisting OF
the following goods and chAttels, 10 wit:
50 barrels Old whiskey, ., .s.
hogsheAd of Bacon,
Lot Of Shoulders,
Lot of Pork,
Lot of Solidihed Lye,
Lot Of Essence of Coffee,
s bags Flour,
Lot ShOvels, Spades, and Forks.
ALSO,
Alto o'clock p. m, 4th JUNE, at the same place,
| the schooner Ladies' Delight" her tackle, ap.
parel, and furniture ...
WARD H. LAMON,
u. g. Marshal, D. Z.
W. /. WALL n CO.,
my 9-d AuctionePfH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-03

N EW PAVILION CIRCUS,
Corner Of New York avenue and Fourteenth street
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
First night of tho thrilling Equestrian Drama OF
DICK TURPIN,
THE BOLD HIGHwAYMAN.
Introducing
TURPINs RIDE TO YORK, AND THE DEATH
OF BLACK DEss
MADAME MACARTE. ..as..... DICK TURPIN
NEW SCENES IN THE ARENA.
THREE CoMICAL TESTERS.
The wonderful
sYRO-ARABIC TROUPE
OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
whose astonishing feats have proclaimed them the
WONDER OF THE WORLD
HERR CLINE, the graceful performer on the
Tight Rope, and
HOST OF TALENT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
IN ROVER'S THEATRE,
Penn'yspanta ASsnvs Hs~ WaGrd' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER. Manager.
T P-IA r
~ THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE .,
Increasing sueoesS of the triumphant engagement
Ofths rsMl of the Aias'ican stage,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who SppearS tonight in hsrEreAt character Of
LUCY pARvIL,
Supported by Messrs. Barron, Wilson, Bokee, vii.
IIsnS, whiting, &C., IN the thrilling plAyOf
ERNEST MALTRAvERsj
ERNEST MAITRAvERsi
on,
THE BRIGAND,s DAUGHTER.
'a THE BRIGAND's DAUGHTER.
On tomorrow Thursday evening ..
For the last time,
.CYNTHIAj on, THE FLOWERS OF THE
FOREST
Admission Is, 50. and sssHts. tss
W A,RIlE Elsl1 VARIETIEsI I i
" Froniing Pelnsylpanta Aye4us and Ninth 81.
NIGHTLY.-BEsT SHOW IN THE CITY,
LADIEs' FASHIONABLE MATINEE, o..
NANNY
THIS AFTERNOON, commencing at p. m.
This evening, also, the besefit OF Mr. Leslie.
Previous to the Matinee this afternoon he will
make daring rope ascension from the outside of
- CKRRYiNG A STOVE ON HIS BACK.
FRENCH sPYj on, THE sToRMISo OF ALGIERs,
In preparation. -. ........
The Champion Lady Clog Dancer,
MISS NELLIE HoWARD,
and all the mRmmouth company.
VI mummy % Mr.. JSHS IN HOE HoERE, SpS'o Drummer
Admission, % and 50 centsj Private Boxes, So
n A N 7 E RIB BURY HALL,
Louisiana Avenue, near Sirth Street.
THE COOL RETREAT.
TONIGHT
THE LARGEST COMPANY THE BEST STARS
IN THE WORLD
MADEMoISELLE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Beautiful Vocalist.
MISS KATE PENNoYER,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
THE BALLET TROUPE,
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
IN A NEW BILLl
-
Tonight the thrilling two act drama entitled
DICK TURPN;
DICK TURPIN
LIFE ON the n1ouwAY.
The beautiful ballet entitled
.. NATHALIE.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES, and
A TREMENDOUS BILL
Admission: Orchestra Chairs so cents; Dress Cir
Gle and Gallery, 20 centsi Private Boxes holding
Doors open at TX o'cloOki Performance at 81.
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT TWO O'CLOCK.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admission-Ladies 20 cents; children 10 cents.
Doors open at O'Clock. iel-6t
A FTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT
"a PICNIC, to be given at
GREEN SPRING PAVILION, Georgetown, d. c.,
on THURSDAY, LIME 4, is6s.
the Georgetown Railway.
F, Columbus, j. c Smith,
Ebert Kipp, G. II. Gaddis,
jeS-It'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-03

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