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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.
HEADQUARTERS AND READING ROOM,
No. 4s1 Ninth 81, (2,,d Floor Ryon'S BHi'dtHg

NATIONAb UNION LHASO6'
HEADQUARTERS AND READING ROOM,
No. 4s1 Ninth ST., (2rd Floor Ryon'S BuadtHg
The primary object OF this League H. 10 bind to.
gether IL loyal men in q common union 10 main
tain the power, glory, and integrity OF tpe natioh
PLEDGE.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of the United
states, hereby associate ourselves under the name
and title Of the
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.
We pledge ourselves TO an unconditional 10y atty
70 the Government Of the United states, to an un-
TeoB and " spare re nc no eG snIssyoP 10 MAINTAIN un
impaired the National Unity. and TO defend and
perpetuute Freedom aud the UniOn, we pledge our
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
ALL Loyal men are cordially invited to come fOf-
ward and unite with Us, subscribe TO the above
Pledge, and contribute to the support the League
and its public Reading Room.
THE PLEDGE AND INSCRIPTION BOOE
Will be found at the RoUm Of the League, (which
Is open At all hours Of the day aud eNening) and
also At the Banking House of JAY JOOKEG co.
who authorized to receive contributions 10 the
funds Of the League.
CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP.
will soon be ready for all who may become mem.
hcrs Of the NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.
BOOKS, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS AND
NEWSPAPERS.
Contributions of Books, important Public DOCu-
mcnts, valuable Newspapers, &C, &c., for the us"
OF the Reading Room, are respectfully solicited.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
will be held NJ the RcAdiT Room every Tuesdr}
evening. Good speakers will always be Ia attend.
hnce 10 entertain the audience.
10 The Union League has but 10 point to III"
results OF the elections in New llHmpshire and
Rhode Island, and more particularly Connecticut.
to show what Union Leagues are doing and can do
to sustain the Government.
We have important work yet to DO, and to carry
this work We NEED pE, vEIARN AID, which we
ask and hope to receive from all loyal men.
WM. BEBB, President.
THEo. +. STOKES, Secretary. apIS-tl
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

Go TO wHITEHURsT, tst PennnylvAniA avenue,
next door 10 the American Telegraph ofce,
10 obtain superior Likenesses at reduced prices.
Fine Card Vgnette, formerly sold At % per dozen,
now selling At e4 half dozens, same rate. Colored
Imperiala reduced from eaO TO e20j selling whole
size oolored at only 40. will excel in q Colorcd
Carte Dc Vttnes,n having secured the services Of q
nesses ofmAny Of those fallen in battle can be OBJ
tained hereJ also card photographs OF prominent
men, both civil and military. nov 2l-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

Ef- A CRrd.-SpeeiAl attention is called TO the
sale Of fOrty.thfee handsome Building Lots, situ-
nted on the corner Of sixteenth street west and
Massachusetts avenue, to take place on the prem
O'Clock.
Plats Of the Lots may be obtained At the cunt
ing rooms Of the subscribers.
SprIs J. Z. MCGUIRE n CO., Auot'rs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II Ladies' Fairs--The public are invited 10
attend the Fair now being held by the ladies Of
Ryland Chapel, at Potomac Hall, corner OF Flew
enth and ID streets, Island, for the purpose Of re-
building their church edifioe. apr lB-3t
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

10 BIllIards--To-night John Deery, the won
derlul young champion player, will hold forth At
Geary'I, (late Hamlin's room,l corner Ninth and
streets, and play with several professionals and
amateuTs The players OF Washington are invited.
Play to commence at ~ o'clock
prIs-It' M. GEARY, Proprietor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

10 The National Union League will
hold public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, &c. The reading-rooms
open every evening. apr 4-iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
Form Of Guarantee.
ATHOLES ALE GRAIN AND FEED
w WAREHOUSE, IHduHG dUcHuc, bctr'sn -s,.
OHd and IhUd drtti5.
MAsnlNrrnn. Malch u. l,ns-

WAsHIEGrOE, March -, lstS.
ALEXANDER CASSELS brgs to thank ms uu
merOus friends and patrons for the VeIy lUel-l
support bestowed on him during the time lac has
carried on the Wholesale Grain and Feed business,
aud to inform them that he has disposed Of all HE
interest in the came to Mr.. J. J. ALUKI,r, ivf
whom he respectfully hOlicits public support
J. ]. ALDRICH, in succeeding Mr.. LAssLLg,
hopes, with the experience ui mAuy eaIs IN the
Grain and Feed business, and by keeping the usual
supplies, and selling At the lowest Wholesale
prices to receive the extensive patronage 80 uheT'
ally bestowed upon his predecessor. apr iu-dlm
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

CELEBRATioE OF THE ANNIvERsARY OF THE
EMANCIPATION ACT nv THE CoLoRED PEoPLE.-A
meeting was held last night at the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian Church, under the auspices
and direction of the Dumas Literary Society, for
the purpose Of celebrating the anniversary Of the
emancipation OF the slaves in the District.
The Rev. Mr.. Turner, OF Pittsburg, Pennsylva-
mia, formerly chaplain OF the Fourth Pennsylvsnia
Cavalry, opened the proceedings with prayer
hymn, appropriate for the ocsaelon, was ad-
mlrAbly executed by the choir.
The hrst speaker introduced by the president,
John syphAt, was VIM. Laundry colored. He re-
viewed At length the benefits to be derived from
the emancipation proclamation, and closed by ex-
pressing the willingness Of the black man to fight
for his country.
Samuel n. Williams was the next speaker intro
duced. He dwelt at length, with much severity
and bitterness, on the CopperheAds OF the North.
He alluded TO the assumptions Of the opponents
of the emancipation scheme In this Distriet-that
when the oolored people shouldbe free they would
not be able 10 take care Of themselves, nor act in
an orderly manner. He pointed to the subsequent
conduct Of these freed men As vindicatIon Of their
ability TO take care Of themselves.
W. G Johnson next followed in the same strain.
George W. Hatton was the next speaker. He
stated that he was 4 representative from Prince
Georges county, MIDI whereupon the audience
"old Prince Georges" He was glad to see so
many ofthe Anglo-SaNon present; ;but regretted
that Chief Justice fancy, who placed the cOlOred
race below dog, was not among the number.
Laughter and applauso.l In speaking of JEFF,
Davis, he remembered that he had a soul that
oould not be softened. He remarked he could see
in the future man Of his color In the Capitol. He
hoped one day to address them As their Representa-
tive in the Capitol OF the United States.
Adolphus y WINFIELD, Of the Island Literary
Association, was the next speaker He said II had
not fallen to his lot TO receive education but he
had been brought up where he had seen children
and parents torn from each other by the ruthless
hand OF the slave dealer. He gave glory to the
man who Iigned the Emancipation proclamation
Abraham Lincoln. This was the first time he had
had an opportunity to address them as citizens OF
the United States.
The Rev. Mr.. Turner, white, next spoke. He
said the only motive which impelled him to speak
was, that he hoped to give an impetus to the move
ment now being made by the freedmen. II there
was one species OF oowsrdice which he despised
above aoother, 1t was that which trod upon the
weak. He was ashamed Of his race when he
thought Of the long time they had done so.
W. w. Souders was the last speaker. In review
ing the OF the rebellion he said he believed
that the OF this rebellion was the oppression
Of the colored race. There was no cause for which
he would sooner die than that OF vlndlcAtion OF
the rights Of his race.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

10 Spiritual Union Meetlng-On Sunday
evening, at ~ O'Clock, at Union Hall, ISL Ninth
street, Mrs. Smiths testimony. Mrs Smith will
be Influenced TO give many ideas Of the great and
glorious time that ia fast approaching. The MIL
lennium near at hand, God himself manifesung his
plans for the new union, the establishment OF en-
tire freedom, the principle laid down to be gov
erned by, &c.
Admission 10 cents. l1-2t'
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

{" EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORsEs AND MULES
Captain ThOmkins, Assistant QuaTteTmasteF U
S. A., will sell, on THURSDAY, April %, at the
Corral near the Washington Observatory, about
EIGHT HUNDRED HORSES AND MULES, con
demned ~ unht for public service. apis
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
IlROPOsALs FOR BITUMINOUs COAL

CHIET Asst QUARTERMASTTR's uIrI,L,
DEPUT o. WASHINGTON, d. e.,
Corner Eighteenth and & streets,
April Il, is55
SLALED PROPOSALS will be TeceiN ed At this office
until THURSDAY, April 80, lSdo,Ht Y o'clock, NJ
tor delivering at the Government CUal-yaId Or
the Mole at the confluence UG the Ohio and Chcs.
apeake canal and the Potomac riNeI, IN George
town, d. C., OF two thousand l2,OOOl tons ci BTU
The Coal to be OF the best quality, suitable fct
steamers and Olacksmithing purposes, subject 10
the inspection Ui All Agent appointed on the pnr'
OF the Government, and to weigh twenty two hun
dICd and forty t2,2iOl pounds to the tons the lrlN
and all to he dclN cred by the jlst cl SAID month
The above Coal to he weighed 10y an Agent Of the
Government, and to be paid TOT hS the weight ~
determined.
The full name and post flee addiesH Oi the hlid
must appear in the proposal.
II the bid is made In the name OF hInl, the names
OF all the parties must appear, or the Ind viii rr
considered As the individual proposal OF cpnI'he
signing H.
cred, AND AN OATH or ALLEGIAHtL IrSl A''"l.
PASY EAtH PRuPusIrIoH.
Proposals must be addressed to capt. LlWtrI
J.. HdrtE, Assistant QuHrtefmAstcT |. ;. ARM,
Washington d. L, and should he plainly markell
Proposals Tor Coal"
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility Vi the guaranOrs mus hc
shown by the official certificate Ui th' clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Oi the United states Dis
triCt Attorney.
The ability OF the bidder to MI the contract,
should II I've awarded to him, must be guAranticll-
two responsible persons, whose signatures must !"
appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee
must accompany the bld.
Bidders must be present In peIsun when the tils
aIr opened OF their proposals wlli not ce CCnzIl-
cred.
bonds in the sum of 1--WE thuus and dollars, signed
by the contractor and both ol his gutTnnturs, Will
be- required Of the successful bidder upon siguins
the contract.
Form Of Guarantee.
We, c,--, OF the county OF --, and state OF
--, and -, OF the county OF -, and state Oh,
do hereby guaranty that - is able to tulhl the
contract IN accordance with the terms Of his pTopu
situu, and that, should his proposition be nccepcd,
he viii at enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith
should the contract be awarded him, we are pIe-
pared to become his BuIetIes.
(To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mennOnCdl
The right to reject any or all bids that may he
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quartet
master. EDWARD l.. HAITI,
Capt. and Asst Qusrtermaster, L. $. 4.
Ap l5-l3t
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

The ONLY place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods of all kinds At Manufacturer prices
At II. a. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 5iO
PennsylvSniN avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, mar 23-f
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

TOR sALE--A four story Brick House, in an
Il eligible locality, furnished with sAs and water
throughout.
Inquire of Thomas =. Lloyd, No. I76 seventh
street, between md y. Ap l5-tf
LNOH RENT .--THREE UNFURNISHED D
L ROOMS, OF superior finish, wArmchby furnace
heat, and lighted with gas. Two ROOMS en- suite
on hrst huOr, front, S2h per month. One large
FRONT ROOM, third iioor, SIS per month. Al.
dress given at the first house Missouri avenue,
near corner Of sixth street.-the. q. hplO
ID ARE CHANCE.--The goodwill fixtures,
IL and small stock OF store, amounting to
about thousand dollars In the best part of the
Avenue, for sale. A good stand for u CLOTHING,
SUTLER, AND SADDLERY STORE. Enquire for
particulars Mt the General Agency Office, oil Ninth
street north, near Pennsylvania avenue. Also,
City Property, In all parts OF the city, for sale.
Houses TO let, with fufntUre for sale. Enquire as
above. N. II. MILLER.
mar eff
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
u- The GREAT PennsyIvanIa Rout..--T

10 The Great PennsYIVRnIR Route.--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West.
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
fee of the "Great PennBylvaniA Route" northeast
corner PennBylvaniA avenue and sixth street, I'M
der National Hotel. Once open from n. m. to
p. ION sundays to tp. m. -
aug S-IY Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

ASsAULT,-MichNel shitze, German butcher
was arrested yesterday by PatrolmAn FAirAn, Of
the sixth ward, for NssAulting Serg't Clark Com
mitted to jail for court,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
QTARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
u. s. MARINE Corps,

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
u. s. MARESE CORPS,
WdShingioH, mn ApriI, 1868.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
u IN. OF TUESDAY, the 9th day Of May next, for
the construction Of an addition to the Hospital at
the Marine Barracks, WAshingtonj also, separate
proposal for constructing sewerfSc., for the use
OF the barracks, according TO plHis and speclhcA-
tiOns to be at the Office Of the QuArtermaster
Of the Corps from 10 u. m till y. m. Bidders are
notified that payments will be made upon accounts
duly authenticated by the commanding offieer of
the post, and that the last or final payment will
only be made upon the report of such person or
persons ~ may be authorized to inspect the work
that the whole has been properly executed
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for con-
structing addition TO Hospital, Marine Barracks,
Washington" or, Proposals for constructing
Sewer at Marine barracks, Washington" and Nd
dressed to the undersigned.
Major W. b. SLACK,
QuATteTmaster u. s. NJ. Corps.
baltimore American please copy and send bill
TO this ofice.l ap l8-5tw5thM
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

THREATS OF VIoLEECE.-Mosss Cohen was ar
rested by PAtrolmSn Burch, of the Fourth ward
for using threats of personal violence against Vic
tor Ruben. He WAS placed under bonds to kcep
the beAcP.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
nR. FISHBLA ATT,
~ Of No. I2I, corner OF Eighth and streets,

nH. FISH HBLA II T,
~ Of No. I2I, corner OF Eighth and f streets,
Opposite the General Post Ohice,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSuMPIION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS AS well As all Diseases OF lmprudenVe,
OF whatever character, and which may be declared
nCurahle by other ply yGicAns, He engages to make
an immediate cure,
From his lengthy practice IN the science OF medi.
ciRe he 10 enabled to otter himself to the public As
being the only in Washington capable OF afford
ing speedy relief All cases curAbe Will be guaTan'
tied. He warrants u cure without the use OF mer-
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent cases
cured In two OF three days,
n. d. Letters addressed to Dr. F. At his ONCE, No.
l2l, corner OF Eighth and atTeetH, opposite Cen
erhl Post Ofioe will receive immediate attention.
oeB-Y
NOTICE MARBLE TOME STONES AND
N MARBLE MANIELS.
| have On hand At my stone Yard, corner OF 4
street and New Jersey avenue about one hundred
different styles Of
Marble GTRVe-stOnes,
which OTTER tor sale at lees than cost, Also on
hand, large selection OF
MARBLE MANTELS,
of the newest styles for sale at the lowest prices
Also, rDnstHltly on hand, the different kinds Of
Blown Stone work constantly manufactured to
order At the shortest notice and lowest cash
Also tor sale, Ou accommodating terms, two frat
rlass BRICK HOUSES In good location.
mar 3l-lm NICHOLAS ACKER.
MADAME :. FAVARGER,
Au Photographic Artist,
No. 400 Penn, Avenue, WashiTgiOH, D. C.
Front room, two hightS up. ebH
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

~ MasonIc.--St. Johns Lodge, No. II, will re-
sumo labor THIS Saturday EVENING, Rt y,
O'Clock, at Masonic Hail. corner Of d and Ninth
streets
PunctunI attendance Is requested.
W. MORRIS SMITH,
gerFptaTv
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

THETT.-Patrolman Beall, ofthe Second precinct
arrested VIM. Crowley yesterday for stealing
watch, belonging to Geo. Phillips, valued at SIC
He was committed to Jail for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTENs OrEICE

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
n Corner G and 1rtHiy-SGCOHd STcCfS,
Washington, ID. C., March ~, 1853.
kOTICE.-1he sale Ol Manure advertised to take
place at the Horse Corral, &C. this day Is post
pUned until the SOlh Ul April, (1hursdHy,l at ten
o'clock, n. ~, on which day other lots, near the
Railroad Depot, Will be sold also.
L. H. TOMPKINS,
Capt. A. q. NJ, U. S. A.
JAS {, MEG UlRE a CO.,
mar SD AuctiOueers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

TWENTY GOOD HORSES FOR SALE, consisting
l. Of fine Driving, Saddle, and Work Horses, At
OLCoTTS STABLES,
ap lS-5t. N. L. cor. ~ and g streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

EXAMINING SURGEONS APPoRTED.-The Com
missioner OF Pensions yesterday made the follow
ing appointments Of Examining Surgeons DR.. A
Reese jackson, at Stroudsburg, Pal DR.. C. J
Fisher, Sing Sing, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
ELAsKsI
FLAsKsi
YONKERS ALE,
BREWED AT CHICKEN ISLAND.

This superior article OF Ale lor sale at
FRED. 8. COZZENSS,
T3 Warren street, New York, and
Penn, ave, doors from Fourteenth st.,
Ap scott Washington
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

DROPUSALS WILL De RECEIVED AT THE
/ Treasury Department, Ofiirc OF Construction,
Washington, u. C., until u O'Clock M, ul May :,
1861 ur The nnish ut the COrniCu and Gutter Ui the
west section OF the Treasury Extension, Washing
ton, u. C., which Is to be OF Cast Iron, galvanized
Prlce per lnral foot to be given delivered at the
building. Plans may be seen at the Once ui Con.
stTuCtiUn.
antec OF two responsible persons that the bidder Is
able 10 perform the work. and will acCCut the CON
tIACt II awarded 10 him.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
All the bids II II be- considered its interest to do
50, and no bids will be considered that do not con
iOTu, to the requirements Ul this adv erlisCment.
All bids to he iuCluBCd in a sealed envelope, and
endorsed " Proposals for GALVANIZED Iron Work"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in charge
Nj l3-wtNl2 Treasury Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
SCEPTRE EHERCIsE. E0R LADLES ANl

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES AND
- ChHdrFHj also, The corresponding but more ihiCu
Indian Club or MItgddr ErCrCiss, for Gentlemen for
the prevention and correction OF defOrmity, one.
sidedness, &C, as recommended by the medical pro-
fessiCn and officers Of the army. They supercede
dumb bells and all Calisthenic exercises No Off
Ger, merchant, or clerk should be without them
They promote n healthy circulation, develope and
strengthen the chest and spine in n most CXtrAUr-
dinary manner, giving such elasticity and strength
to the shoulders, arms and wrists that the sword
and bayOnct are used with double force and facility
and invaluable to singers, AS the voice improves
In proportion to the expansion OF the chest To
ladies' who cannot take outdoor exercise, they are
Of incalCuablC benefit
My classes for Dancing and Department at VII.
lATds' Hall, and Mt Georgetown, are largely At
tended by the elite OF both cities, and can, with
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents Of my pu-
pills.
To those who require tuition the Victim,
ViolinCsItO, and Singing OF finishing lessons" may
save time and expense by studying under NE.
For Cards of Terms, address
J. X. GOoDALL,
AprI willards Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
NoLLECToR,s OFFICE,

COBLECTOR's OFFICE,
- U, s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, April 10, 1853.
moi maid theIr taxes nr IrenSes and who hSys re-
eeived demand notice for the same, that, unless
payment 10 made on or before April 2Oth 1882 I
shall proceed TO collect the same by distrain or
otherwise, as provided by law.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector of U. S. Internal Revenue
apr Is-3t for the District Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

A Worn or ADvICE.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. FlshblAtt whose otnce 10
at No. t2i street. corner Of Eighth street, and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established Dr., Fishblatps reputation as physi-
clan. Recent cases cured In few days Charges
moderate, DIR. FISHBLATT,
No, al T. street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Otnoe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

VINO WILL BE CURED 1--WE desire 70 call special
attention to the advertisement Of the celebrated
Dr. Nellny, which appears In another column. The
Doctor 10 a safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience is guarantee that the unfor
fdence intruHt his case In his hands. Let youn1
men be warned In time, and seek the best means o.
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

=
Louisiana Avcnuc, near SiLM Street.
A Perfect Constellation Of Beauty, wit,
and Talent.
Tremendous Success Of the 1--WE Female stars, and
Mammoth Company.
AN IMMENSE BILL THIS EVENING.
Return OF the Washington INvorite,
DICK PARKER,
Who will appear in a choice selection Of Negro
COmiCalitieS, and Sing some Of his popular
Banjo SoloH.
First representation OF the beautiful Musical
COmedletta, entitled
LA CHALET, or LIZETTE'S WEDDING,
with Miss julia Mortimer and Mr.. Geo. r. EdesOn
In the principal parts.
THE FAIRY COMBINATION
Miss JULIA MORTIMER,
The Queen of Song;
Miss ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
The Charming Vocalist and Danseuse;
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE.
The Fairy Stars.
Miss KATE PENNoYER,
The Beautiful Danscuse,
forming in all a bcvy of Female Lovliness, Talent
and attraction not to be equAled.
First week OF the magnificent Ballet, produced
after weeks Of careful preparation, with new
scenery and appointments, arranged by Mons.
SEollosy, entitled
LES AMOURs DE DIABLE.
The D, his tavorite part Mons. SZollOsy
| The great Ballet Troupe, consisting of the fol-
lowing beautiful Young Ladies'
| Miss Julia Richmond, BeulA WOlbcrt,
Miss Lille Brandon, Annie Edwards,
Lucy Clifton, Mile Jennie,
La Petite Ella.
forming perfect Court Of Beauty.
Mr.. GEORGE r. EDESON, the Fnvoritc Come
dian and Comic Vocalist, In new budget Of COM
lcAlitieB,
Revival Of the Gypsy TRIO, by Misses Morti-
meT, De Faiber, and PcnnOycr
First week of Miss JULIA RICHMOND, the
Pleasing DAnBeuse.
II. W. EAGAN, the FavOrite Negro Comedian.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG, the Wonderful Juggler
and PAntOmimiBt,
| ]. SYLNAS CLARKE, the Versatile Performer.
The performance will conclude with the musical
comediettA, entitled
LA CHALET,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

LADIES FAIR.-The fair by the ladies OF RylAnd
chapel, at Potomac hall, Qsland,) during the past
week, has been great success. The hall, each
evening, has been crowded by the lovers Of inno-
cent amusement, and the ladies have contributed
all In their power to the enjoyment of the visitors
II will be continued during the coming week, and
we advise all lovers OF rational enjoyment to be
present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD.

ASsITANT QUARTuRMAsrER's OrrItL,
No. 300 q STREET, HdshingiDn.
Win be sold Mt public auction on WEDNESDAY,
April ~, at the Depot OF the Orange and Alex
RndTiA RAILROAD, in Alexandria, Virginia
From ~ to 50 tons old Iron Car ANles,
From 80 to ~ tons wrought iron Scraps,
From 20 To 50 tons Strap Rail,
large quantity ul old Cal Wheels, Sheet Iron,
Stacks, &c.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
Ap 3-dtd Capt. and A. q. Nj, L. $. Army.