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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-01

CnERpirrs sAi'---By rir,us ~ 4 vii,
- of bH r. yas ifiued oct n ibe Court ofCom.
mon Pleas on Centre county, there will beexrosed
70 publio sale on The premises on Saturday the
1870 ihy Of Aptl next
All Doe irtt rtle md interest ofJ .. Lingo
no the town of Orccola. tiiunto IN Decatur lp
Clarfeld county, being The one undivided lbrec-
Hytteuihr, bounded and described ~ i,llona 90
VIE Hrrinuits on the south by ths big Mush-
nutnn creek, aud on the east, north and west by
IUud. of Andrew o. Curtin, Daniel Stone, Jno NJ.
Hale and David g. pruncf, containing about ~
nores. Seized, takcu IN execution and TO be sold
% tie property Of the said J. j, Liugle.
EDWARD PERKS,
Mar. rs, 1858, 80. Sheriff.
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ALSO, Wheat. Rye, Corn aud Oats in the grain,
Liquors Of all kinds, Confectionery, nuts & Fruits,
Corn Brooms, Sole-Leather, and n very great va
riety of miscellaneous articles.
His situation and facilities for purchasing, some
Of the articles herein named, are such Rs give
him peculiar advantages over many persons in
selling at q small profit He would therefore
respectfully sOlcit a call from persons wishing
any thing in his line, satisfied that it will prove
mutually advantageous. Nov. 10, 'B2-3m.
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RENEW THEIR CLUBS.

We shall also take it as an especial favor IL
our preseat subscribers will urge upon their
neighbors the fact that the Patriot d Union is
the only Democratic paper publishes in Harris.
burg and considering the large amount Of read
ing matter, emOraciug all the current news Of
the day, and
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Terms of Advertising.

Over three weeks and less than three months Is
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices notexoseding Shines are in
serted for ~ = yes-.
Advertisement ts not marked withtbe number OF
Insertions desired, will b soontinusi until forbid
nd charged according TO these terms. r
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nun uirAnnrip AuApra, ell

nun UiiAnt1nhD AuADnNp sn
~ erohoa fot thb reception OF pnplt (malss
ard l%emAlsF) on MondAy, ttb pib, 1908
Terms per session Of rieten Mrrhsi
Orth1gferhy Reading, Wfttinr, Primary
Aliihmste and biography, o. 70
Higher Arithmetic. English uummat
biography and f%iittsfy, 4 90
Algebra uoomctty Natural PHILOSOPHY,
aud Book Keeping, 90
Latin aud Greek Languages, @ 90
To- stpdene DESTROYS Of acquiring a thorough
hnglish Education, and Who wish 10 qualify
themselves for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a session,
and no deduction made excel. for protracted
sickness
Tuition to be paid at tho close Of the torn.
c, h. SANFORD, Principal,
Clearheld, Feb. 4, lSe3.--ly.
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N,ne. Denorafs Nrror q Faskioss, is one
of the most useful works published. Its
price is 81 per yeGr-published quarterly
each ruubsr containing a large fashion
plate, besides numerous smaller plates, tos
gother with three full sized patterns CONS
plete. The neEiber Tor the second ouar>
ter Of 1868, is superb in every particular.
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Peersog's Nsgesine-the ladies favorite-
FOR April, is on our table, aud is spoken
o''n terms Of special appreciation by those
~ho have perused its we'll filed pages.
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Godeys Lady's Book for April, is, in our
opinion, a Qaa charming number. The
embellishmsSass fare numerous, rich, rare
and beautiful-aud IDS literary pag es are
noT les. charming Cd.
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There is scarcely a village or town in the State
in which a club cannot be raised if tho proper
eNertion be made, and surely there are few places
IN which one or moro energetic men cannot be
found who are in favor Of the dissemination of
sound Democratic doctrines. whe would be will.
ling to make the effort to raise Il club.
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RICHARD MOSSOp,

DMALMj g III
FOREIGN hSD DOMESTIC GOODS,
U,dtEeii, IA
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION.
NEW PROSPECTUS.

NEW PROSPECTUS.
The Largest and Cheapest Weekly In the
state.
INDUCEMENTS TO Clubs.
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Tolegraphic Dispatches

From everywhere up TO the moment the paper
goes to press, political, miscellaneous, general
and local news, market reports, is ID decidedly the
Cheanpst NpxySnaper puhlichad
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MOSSOP
Always heeps on hand a full
assortment Of all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation Of the public.
Nov. IL, 1862.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
BOOKS.

pHiLP sOLOAoNA Booksellers aud Army
stasioneIs, sa peaasylv.sia avenue Ne have for sale
nov pabli.hed, among which are:
McClellan's Regulations for the Field Service Of
v.S SS,Ssy Ssa.ys Sosn: e %s sssa:a q WI s..sas s;s
F's s.nlfa y nj Y, Si'sr' note and letter 1e'
The G.np.1y Ci.E., OF, How p make gu. al Re.
Manual for ousftsrm.sters and .Commissaries,
Ssns.i1f,1,s fI,G. Ss;trno'ion' ar preparing all pa.
s.y Army k::ui:.iiCn: s e, ,., Iss, t.S% q, S,
Soldiers. Price SL26
~:S.',!;: xS@y nd Navy 'ioctss f Dictionary. .,,
Dc Hart on Court Martial. ssD
Bsret on Court Martial. %
Coppse ON Court Martial. 70 cents
Army Army Pay Tables. Price O. WIS., '
Army ~ Tables, for twsnty.slsht, thirty and
ossoa. S:s: 3 cents
asssS sssi't; H;s!li:fy asaa Tact Tsss,s., 3: @ "
nat: % % Health q Assi:s. = s.u..
:s !::ssss.seas .i % iy;ssi xr9i,s:S. Ss' $50
S!s': s::Sssss ss:.s Z. 4:':;; s:s
simpsons Mdnance and Gunnsry. ~
Manual ior Military Surgeons. BY odroneaux.
smiths Hand Book Of Surgical Operations. si.7s
Powers Surgical Anatomy Of Arteries. ~
SohAlk's Camp siEns Of 1857 and 81. 81 IS
SchAlk's Art Of War. ellis
Jomini's Art Of War. oi.60
Wilson's Tactics, with Questions. $50
United States Infantry Tactics. Sl.26
Army and staff Offlcer's Manual. eI.bO
Duane's Manual for Engineer Troops. o.
Memoir on swords. By COL Marcy. 90 cents
Gillmore's Siege and Reduction Of Fort Pulaski
0260
MoClellan's Bayonet Exercises. ti.aS
Mahans OutpOsts. tl.a6
NolAn's Cavalry Horses. ti.6O
HAmmond's Treatise on Hygiene. S6
Hospital Stewards' Manual. ei.26
Longnore on Gunshot Wounds. rs cents
Aud all other Military Books not mentioned
All Books sent free OF postage.
Portfolios, Photographic Albums and stationery
Of every variety.
Dealers supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by PHILIP l. sOLOMONS,
s6-dtf 172 Pennsylv Ania avenue.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR RATIONS FOR
1884,

ouAarEaMA.IEa'so orrIcE Y; = N: Coars,)
WARRINGTON, Oct. IL, 1854
wv Ss sv Ss
next for furnishinG Rations to the y. Q. MArines,
At the following .,stiSn. during ,hs year 1854 v';
ChArlestown, MsssAohusettsi
Phii.dslphla, fsnnsyivsnis;
WashisSton, District Of Columbiai
Gosport, nesr Norfolk, W.
Each ration TO oonsist Of three-quArters Of >
pSSoSS q e 81 e.: .Sd
shsrsci twsnty-two ounces Of extra supernne nOur
Sss and y ths rate Of ssGs quart. o
rice ten pounds Of good coffee 2. In lieu thereof
good New Orleans sugar four quarts Of vinegar I;
one pound Of sperm esndles, or one and . fourth
S:a CO: sssa
ssiii and ens hundred pounds q pots,Os:, TO each
The The increased aliovsaes Of four ounces Of nour
Srssa ,nd ne % 81 e a. .SSvs
hs Sa Ss Ss dsv.a.S ~ on order Of the
O. ~ The single rs.on ana shall ooaai.t Of the
best and most choice piece: Of the carcass; the
No. S.ss aS.s II PGIia Isa: and a to
All subject to Inspection.
All bids must be accompanied BY the following
guarantee; -
n. s.i. ne s.ssSS ss:s guar
sntss that In case the foregoing bid f., for ra.
will within ten days after the receipt Of the con.
tract ct the post once nans1 sxecpts the contract
and, in case The said = shall f.il 70 enter int,
the difference bstws en- the offsr Of the and
that which may be accepted.
| A. b, GuArAnt0r.
| Witness; Q. D., GuArantor.
E.F
1852.
| thereby certify that the Aboysnamed - are
known to me as men Of property, a=d able to make
| good their guArantee
/ ted States Disfrta AnorAsy, or Collector
No proposals will be considered unless Aocompa-
| nied by the above guarantee,
(Nswspapers authorized to publish the above
will send the paper containing the nrst insertion
| TO this once for exAminatton ....-
| Proposals 70 be indorsed Proposals for Rationa
| for 1884," and Addressed to the undersigasd.
| w. b SLACK,
| oei7-lawtw Major and QuartermAstsT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
AmusemeAts.

FoAD's TaEArRs.-Maggle Mitchell repeats
tonight the charming domestic play OF "LAttle
Barefoot" with the full support Of the company.
This piece has several good acting parts besides
those Of ths hsroine, aud 10, altogether, very In
teresting one. The sntertainment concludes with
Toodlss," Dashop playing the side-spii,ting part
Of the inebrlated and copjugai Toodles.
= CAsrsRBoRY Hail." The Gipsy Trio " and
The Irish Emisrant will be play ed tonight for
the last time. Misses De Faibcr, Mile and Clara
Fowler, and the sisters, Augusta and Marie, will
arpesr In MIR. rouche's ohArming ballet " La Ca.
priccio" besides a number Of angle and double
dances, and Julia Mortiuer will sing several pleas
ing ballads. Mr.. Edsson will give The Irish Emf
grants Lament" and some songs OF = more mirth
ful character, and the entire company 6f negro
define Ators, Ss., will appear In rich programme
VARIETIES Saturday night at the Varieties
is a night when an extraordinary performance 1,
giyen-irom dramas to the fair dances Of the beau
tiful BALLET Troupe. Pantomimes BY mAfit and
bartholomew, exceeding all other pantomimists
proved by the large audiences who applaud these
xentlsmsn with real and energy. The last repre-
sentation OF the six Desrees OF Crime given thii
sysniny. Monday sveains Carrie Avery appears
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
THE TURF.
NATIONAL COURSE,
IN WAsHINoroN CRY, D. e.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
TROTrING WEEK, commencing TUESDAY,
October 20,

TROTrING WEEK, commencing TUESDAY,
October 20.
Firt day-rUEsDAY. Purse, $500.
Free to all hUrses that have never shown better
second dsy-WEbNEsDAY. alst. Purse, $40,
For all Trotting Horses owned In the pistlict on
the It d.y Of Gs,pSssi nas q H.rnsss, ain 5. ,.
For all Horses that have never shown better than
A'' Foa1ts HsiRi a.ynSalpAy, s nd. Purse, ,sOo
for Double Trotting Teams, best In 5.
Fifth dAy-sATURbAY, slth. Grand Trot'ipg
r., Purse o. q 600 - No.,
lei, Fil,ingham, and all other Horses that have
shown better than 2:sO to Harness, sino
GRAND RUNNING wEEK commencing MON.
DAY, November ., 1859.
First day-MoNDAY, November2 ..
sweepstakes for s'year olds, 600 entrance. $50
forfeit; to name and hll BY the bth of October.
Purse Of $500 added BY the track. Mile heats.
second dAy-TUEsDAY, November .. Purse,
':T, Third dsySwEDNEsDAy, November. I. Purse,
'is S.arth % %a.y.IHuRsDAy, NOv.mDers .. Purse,
FIT Filth % %dsy@FRiDAy, November 6. Handicap,
go entrance; PIP. sSoo added. Single dash *
n'tsS SIKH d.y-sATuRDAy, November 7. Purse,
ei 600; mile heats.
Entrance, . per cent. OF the purses
Races and trotting commsnoe at O'Clock y. m.
each day, under the rules OF the National Course.
The United States Brass Band will be In attend
Ance daily.
For all trottipg purses, to enter and to start.
Membership Cards, si0 single admission q.
BY order OF the Board.
oci3-dtaO A. MOFFATT, Proprietor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

OUARTERMAsTERs', CONTRAC
W TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Physicians
Accounts and claims collected and remitted to any
part Of the United states, from AZ to o per cent
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerk,
In proper manner for fees so that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
GEORGE L. II. DAY l. CO..
Counsell0rs at Law,
AuiS-u Washington Buildings, Room No. u.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

A WoaD or ApvlcB-Those who have bsen
iostorinS for weeks aud months without obtaiaine
sslief, should consult Dr. Yishblatt, whoee enoe 4
ssiisaliy cured. fwsaty-dvs years sxSsssSsss ~
established Dr.. Fishblatt's reputation - Q pAyst
sAn. Recent eases cured In fsw days. CkAissl
n0derA4e. DR. fIsHDLAfT,
No. n strsst, soense ~ E1GAtA.
Opposits the 0enseAl rG1e OAsss
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
PIANO FORTES.
ID r A d B U RY'S
II NEW SCALE PIANO FOkrES.

UNPRECEDENTED sUCCyss!
SIX FIRST PRIZES
Received within three weeks: From New Jersey
state Fair, at Paterson, N. j., from New York
state Fair, ct Utica, N. VI from Ohio STATE Fair,
at Cleveland, Ohici Penn.y lvanis STATE Fair, At
H., from American Institute Fair In New York.
Judges: Gottsohalk, Berg, Beanes aad Frank
Brown.
GOTTsCHALK
The celebrated Pianist, says Of thsm,
Bradbury's NEW .ALE f1ANO FORTEs, and II
IL nv opiuion that they sre very superior insfrv-
menis. ] have especially reaafked their Aovox.A 4
equality OF their tone. l recommend, therefore,
these instrumeots TO the public In general, and
'o' 50 " "L M. 0oTTscHALK.
NEW YoRk, July 10, 1854"
The most eminent Of the musical profession oi
New York have also given the most unqualified
testimonials In favor Of these tnstIu menta. send
for . circular. Wa. D. BaAOBUnY
No. tn Brooms street, New York.
ocis-dstkwit
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tleusa can obtain bosF1 d No. " Maryland
avenue between Four-an1 -s-halfand Sixth streets,
1sland. oci7-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's

A sSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's
"A OFFICE, corner Of @ and Twsnty-seeoad
streets, WAsHisoIos, d. C., seatember B, i0ss.-
VIII be sold at Public Auction, On the arst second
and third WEDNESDAYS, 7th, 18th, and 2ist Of
october, At the Corral, near the Wsshington Oh
demncd a. unht for public service.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock O. n.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
CHARLES GARRETsON
se2S-tds Assistant QuartermAster.
rHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs.
- TERs OFFICE, Depot oil wsshingtou, No.
lst Moth street, Washington, D. C., October .,
l6ss-sale OF Qusrtermsster's Property. On
MONDAY, October 10, 1861, will be sod, at Public
Auction,
FIVE TONS OP RAGS,
more or less Sale to commence at u O'Clock m,
At the Quartermsster's Warehouse, No. New
York avenue, between Eighteenth and Niaeteenth
Terms cash, In Government funds.
EDWARD L. HAR1Z,
oei2-td Captain and A. q NJ. U. s. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
NEW BOOKS.

N U U II L II Il N
coDEY's LapY's % BOOK FOR kovEMsERi
especially devoted TO this department. Resides the
colored faih on plate containing nine figures, all
and mina;siy aesefibed. This Is an opportunity
figures from a French magazine, but here are
X. s.. ;ss %snss ssds: :
the Lsdy's Book, which, In the Language Of con.
temporary, "is al that woman could desire In the
attention in tIs,s number 70 the diiierent
FALL AND WINTHR DAEssEs, CLOAKs AND
WRAPS,
work for ladiss have also received our attention.
They are too many for % 70 enumerate, but cal,
and see ths 20 wss 10 the balance
'' FSI 'S'1;is:S .sss ''s r ls
oei7-it' cor. Four-and ,a.haif st. and Pa. sv.
NEW BOOKsi NEW BOOKS /
Inc Police Record Of SPITE, spusslen and Rebel
Of the Cumberland, with Biographical sketches Of
Ppios o. psper Souna
Mrs. Woods last-Ths shadow Of Ashlydst.
ss.yi s fIt story r;psqT 81 tsSss sss. p.pe cents
The Dead Shot. Cloth Si %.
Excursions, BY n. D. Thoreau. Cloth; ~ 2s..
Flower, Fruit and Thorn Piec .. 2vois cloth;
& The sins Of Ama'i'. BY suthor Owen Mersdithi
The sbove and all Military Books sent free, by
Comnisssry Blank Books. EVERY CommisssIy
would buy one IL they VIII ell and see them"
Bookseller and stationer saI Penn. av.
oci6-N tChron. .hsundayl
TUeT RECEIVED A LARGE AS
81 sortmeut Of American, English and French
erATlONERY. Fine fortmonnaies, Pocket books,
Field Order Books, Blank Books, Printed Receipt
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfol,os, Scrap Books,
Invoice Books. Photographic Albums, sf styles
s0S,p p.dd e t.a and printing
For sale BY HUDSON TAyoR,
siationer And Bookseller,
ocis-im tChronAsl sst Penn. avenue.
NEW EDITION OF THE REBEL.
IN lion re,ord. tpocket foIm,) containing q
September goth, 1859, and . Map Of the Middle and
Southern Ates, showing the location OF every bat
ioits taken by our forces, aud other interesting
postage, on receipt Of 2s cents. Suffers and ped
| iers supplied at liberal discount
Just published and for sale by
Bookseller and Stationer,
asa Pennsylvania avenue.
oc'o-2w Tsund. Chron. Chron. h Init
M A N OOD;
lIN HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Just Published, In Sealed Envelope. Price six cts
A LECTURE ON TINE NATURE, TREAT
| ment, and Radical Cure Of epsFma atorrhea, or Sem
| inAl Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexua
Debility, and Impedlmsnts TO Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consuuption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from
Self-Abuse, 40, by kobt. J.. Culveiwell, NJ. D., au
tho. q y: GSs:H Ie SSSs Al
Sent under seal, 10 . plain envelope, to any al
dres', postpaid. on receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps, BY Dr.. lH. J. c. KLINE,
| 12J BOWERY, NEW YORK,
sei6-Smtndhw Post ONCE Box, ASS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
RUVER'S THEATRE.

INV 'Eho ihIAihE
EN,IRE RECEIPTS, WITHOUT ABATEMENT.
WILL BE GIVEN TO UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1858,
FOB TEE
BENEFIT OF THE U. 8. SANITARY
COMMISSION.
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN,
FOR THAT NIGHT ONLY,
For the abevc estimsbls charity.
Mr. Grover has the honor to volunteer for the
occasion those eminent artistes,
j. W. wALLACK
E. DAVENPORT,
who will make their Last appeAraaee
Hs new Thsatrs, his Company, Orchestrs, AT.
tendants and the estre resources Of the estAoiish
ment.
Ths ball sslss,sd for the occasion is shakspsarss
sublime tragedy,
MACBET tn.
MISS e. CUsHMAN.....a.....L LADY MACBE Z II
tHer only appearsnce)
MR. J. W. .WALLACK........as.. MACBErH
His last appoarsnoe,)
| MR.. 4. L. DAVENPORT......ss.. .MACDUFF
Ills last appearance.)
RATES OF ADMISSION:
The committee OF the entertainment having In
view the charitable nature of the occ Mion, and
the uuex smpled strength Of the cast, have named
| the following as the p Ices Of admission:
Tickets OF admission to any part Of the Theatre,
Orchestra Chairs, Dress or Parquette Circle,
ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved Seats 80 cents extra.
Family Circle cehts
Private Boxes. ...................tt0 10 each
Seats may be secured at the office Of Growers
Theatre, Friday, October 10, at OK O'Clock A. NJ,
and each hour thereafter until o'clock 2. NJ, the
day Of performance
MONDAY, October 10, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Flor
ence, for positively twelve nights only. Resump.
tion Of the regular dramatic prices.
EORD'S NEW THEAT
TENTH STREET, NEAR i.
JoHN T. FORD. .Man.ssr and Proprietor
LAST NIGHT Of the brilliant and suecessful en-
s'sf%issas' Miss 4 MasaiE is s'5 a1tgeHEiis 1?SasfIs
lig.nt have been characterized by fervency hith-
erto unprecedented In the Theatrical history Of
Washington.
| FANG HON THE CRICKET, eatitled
| THE LIrrLE BAREFOOT: u,,,s.u
"T Te conclude with the comic dramatic production
e"''''e" '"' rooDLEs
Introducins the highly comic /" Drunken Scene"
Mr.. Z. D Bishop. ''.'''..''..'..' ioouies
A MoTHEKs PRAYER ooi7
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

AssAULTINa A CoLoRsD MAS.-Last night,
about 7 o'clock - an old oolorsd man WAS passing
along the Aveaus bstwesa Niath end Tsath streets,
he was set upon by two drunken soldiers, and beat
pretty badly A policeman arrested the soldiers
and took them 10 the Gusrdhouss, whore Lieut..
solomon commistsd them for punishmsnt Their
names are James Measher and John McMann.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

Cmsns MAnn3 To-DAY.-Yhs naska wss
wsl1 asssn1sa ~ nosning, aad there ~ ~
Nov Of eonmodities, but % 10 usual 10 WasAAag.
toa the prices were enough 10 friGktsa noss aay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

EssssHisE fss:sHisE b b S$isEs; S$isEs;;
s;EES sEES $$s$sEss:: $$SsS:4ss:
MILE MARIE,
NILE VILE MARIE,
MIS- MIS-; ekAsa ekasa ES%kka, rS%Lss,
coSBiNSsrioS ctssislIsH OF LONELINESS AND GENIUS,
and an Embodiment Of the Twin Graces Of Song
TNEoUAILGD UPON ANY STAGE.
New asd Beautiful Bs let, rich In Gorgeou.
'nd les EA'PRiIIRSIsRss 'PRIRIsRs pYETIsiESs entitled
LES PLAISlRs ITALIENs,
10 which the great nsitre, u
and Irne:tine De FsiSeT, and the FAIRY SIS
T#S T#E $tsys $tsys 81 Ss BEAUTY; BEAUTY;
con'isi"s Of the following beautiful and talented
MISS LILLE ssAspes' 9sast''
MISS JULIA RlCHMOND,
MISS JOSEPHINE rLoRENCE,
MISS KATE HARRISON,
MILE GERALDINE,
MISS LUCY CLIFTON.
Unparalleled continusd success Of
MR.. GEORGE X. EDESON,
The peoples favoIite Comedian and Vocalist.
second week oil the great vocal and tefptiehotean
THE Gypsy TRIO,
THE Gypsy TRIO,
by Misses Julia Mortimer, Millie Fowler and De
GREAT vERsHTiIE sSf.i COMPANY,
Embracing the wel-known names OF
R. =: COLLINS, WILLIS ]. ARMSTRONG, n.
w. MSM MoRTiMEs /! sfaSAs BkoSs, SiHsKs' Moss. H.
iSsl SRlffixST Ii xsS WI VIEW sspfsiil siEh. .a
Of sSDs Rna's x,s aSn
IRISH EMIGRANT,
!n which Mr. Geo. r. Ldeson will sing The Irish
Admiselon....'..... cen!s
Private sos:: ioiiins .ix person.: 's"'
Doors open ct ~ o'oloeki Performances AZ Q.
.sss! ss4Ssb4H sAF.s4h
Ad%tssion; Ladies', % ets shiidt%en, en- 70 et,.
|VARIETIEsi VARIETIES
Y Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
Fitzsimmons. stage Manager and ADVERTISE
The popularity OF this GREAT MUSIC HALL
msnifested by the Intense delight Of the crowded
houses, who, with an admiring eye for Genius,
Tale mt and Love iness bestow great praise upon
the present LARGE STAR COMPANY.
THIS tsATURDAY NIGHT.
To be presented, for the last time, Fitrs,msons'
Version OF the
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME!
The whole C.mPany cast In ths piece. For the
East two nghts this piese hhs Drew crowded houses
The gay and fashionable fe-Tableaux, he.
GrLook at the Talent Engagsd-G
| MAFFfT AND BARTHOLOMEW,
| jim AND BILL BUDWORTH,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
| LIMA WINDEL,
LIZZIE sHULT2
| Misses Miles, Florence and Marsh, N'lles Thee
| dora, Elomore and Roulette.
| MONDAY NIGHr-CAkRIE AVERY. oui7
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

Mr.. Alfred speer, Of New Jersey, hss beeu
In town, Introducing an article Of sanbuci wine
from his Vineyards, where he has 5000 bottles
which has attained the sge Of four year,. Ths
samples which he left with Us are certainly very
palatable, and from the certificates Of eminent
chemists which he holds, It 10 doubtless valuabls
medicinal remedy, - well ~ superior article for
family use.-Eep Haven Courier.
some Of the above wine, years old. has been
procured by our druggists.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

TIE only place where you can purchase bsdts
Rsbbsr goods Of ali kinds At Asns soas prices, II
d X. 4. HALps India Rubber Warshouse, ~
stroets. 0Af 9e-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
CLOTHING.

DOYS' CLOTHING. I'VE ARE NOW
ID in receipt o. lsrfs assortment q Doy., s@nd nd
Chldren's Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present sssson for dress and school wear,
70 which We invite the sttention of paesats.
WALL, SrEPHEN0 b Co.,
122 PennsylvaniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Teath stroets.
apr io-tnf lstaf = IAssl.l
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING I'VE
NJ have now In store full stoek Of 0eatlenen's
spring oversoats lH.ines. saits, Dssss euits, and
Cd with the degree Of psatness, style, and sle
rance, ~ n msde 70 order.
WALL, sTEPHENS b Co.,
1Aa Psnnsylv aniA Avenue, bstween
Ninth end Tsath slros4s.
sps tA-sns Issar I0tsl.l
WINTER GARMENTS.
wv NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We are now ~ receipt Of IL lAJge sssost%snt o.
est styles suitable for the present ssason for dress
and school wear, 70 which We invite the asssnsisn
osts-1u ssa Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

New. .YoRK srYLss.--Gertismen' Clothisg =
Eep and FasAicMsbJs "A lage assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, srEPHEHs l. Co.,
ocs-u s22 Pa av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.