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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

The regular entertainment by the
CANTERBURY COMPANY
will take place on each night, At the usual prices,
25 AHd 80 CcntB. may 22-2t
StCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
- AND CHILDREN; also, the corresponding
hut more Athletic lndlan club or Mudgar ENet-
else, or Gentlemen fOr the prevention and cOrrCc-
tlnn OF dcfOrnity, one-sidedness, &c, as recon.
mrndcd by the medical profession and officers ni
the army. They sWpercede dumb bells and all Ca
lsthenic exercises. No officer, merchant, or clerk
should he without them. They promote healthy
circulation, deveope and strengthen the chest and
spine In a most extraordinary manner giving such
elasticity and strength to the shoulders, arms and
wrists that the sword and YOnet are used with
double force and facility, and invaluable TO singers,
As the voice improves in proportion to the eNPan
siOH of the chest. To ladies who cannot take out
door exercise, they are of incAlculAhe benefit
My classes Tor Dancing and Department At Will
larLs' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely At
tended by the elite Of both cities, and | can, with
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents Of my put
pills. ,,
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
YiOIinceAO and Singing, or 'fnihing lessons" may
save time and expense by studying under me.
For Cards OF Terms, address
]. X GOODALI,
Aprll WillArds Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

Go TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave
nue., to obtain superior LikenesBes at reduced
prices Fine Card Vignettes, formerly sold at 50
per dozen, now selling at $li half dozens, same
rate. COOTed Imperlals reduced from $40 TO $2Oj
selling whole size cOlOred Mt only SO. will excel
In "CoiOIed Carte de PSss having secured the ser
vices Of superior artist for that branch OF busi-
ness. Likenesses of many Of those fallen Ia battle
can he obtained herei also card photographs OF
prominent men, both civil and military
nnV 9l-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

Mas. THOMAS COMMITTED TO TUE OLD CAP
IToL.-Mrs. Henry W. Thomas was sent to the
Old Capitol few days ago. She was found carry
ing over the AQueduot oontrAbAnd goods. Mrs.
Thomas's husband was formerly state Senator Of
Virginia, and several umeB a candidate for Con-
gresa. before the rebellion broke out he was q
prominent Bell and Everett man. Mrs. Thomas 10
sister Of the notorious Jackson, who murdered
Ellsworth at Alexandria. Mrs. Thomas has q
mother living in GEORGETOWN. .t..
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

METROPOLITAN POLICE REroRTs.-TreciHct
No. 2-The following arrests were madei For In
toxioation, Peter Murphy who was dismissed. For
diaorderly conduct Mrs Elizabeth sullivan, fined
81. Henry Norman, stealing goodSj dismissed.
For drunkenness and disorderly conduct, VIM. Sui
lIvan, fned sI by Justice Thompson.
PrsciHcf No. s.-Arrested for drunkenness and dis
missed, Daniel Kane, Thos. Ferguson and Hester
Chase. william Cross, peddllng without lIcensej
tined SI.IL For disordsrly conduct, Samuel Pope
was fined s2.56, and John Dugan Si.25.
Precfnd No. James Corr ediAn, for assault and
battery, was bound over for court For intoxica-
tIon and disorderly conduct Dennis Welsh was
nRed Sl.I6.
Precinct No. CIV. @. Walker for assault, was
turned over to the military. John Whalan, arrest
ed for grand larceny, was dismissed by Justice
clayton. Joseph HUT was fined Slst for disorder
Iy oonddct. Joe Underwood had to pay $I.bs for
becoming intoxicated.
Prefinci No. .6-George Brian wAs fined - for
creating nuisance. Arrested for fighting in mar
ket and dismissed; ChAs. Blehl, Andrew Lutz, and
James Farrell.
Precinct No. 1.-The following arrests were dis
posed Of by Justice Giberson: Three gave bail for
court, John Connor, Robert Dorsey and James
Ross, for assault and battery. For Swindlng, Jno.
HollorAn gave bail for hearing. Jno. Kline, a
soldier arrested for intoXicRtion, turned over to
the military. D. c. McCATron and Ellen Stuart,
for drunkenness and profanity, were fined 81 bs'
Daniel starsburg, VIM. f. Hipkins and May Nc
Keligett, arrested for IntoxoAtiOn, were dismissed
Lewis Wilson, for larceny, was committed to Jail
for n hearing. Joseph Kelly was fined S2.bs for
diBorderly conduct.
Precfnai No. SIN thiS precinct disposition was
made Of the following cases: p S. Bushel and Jerry
Davidson, for diSorderly conduct and drunkenness
were turned over the military. Max weyl, fol
fraud, compromised and was dismissed. Patrick
jail for court. Jefferson Reynolds, for insanity,
was dismissed.
Precinct No. 9.-FoT vagrancy, Annie PierpOnt
was dismissed; Henry Smart, arrested for assault
and battery, gave bail for court.
Precfncf No. 10 0-Fined 81 for throwing stones the
following: George Jones, Richard II. White, and
stafford PArkeTi Christian Mireer was fined IS fol
indecent exposure; William p Austin and John
McGurk, soldiers were delivered to military fol
djSorderly conduct
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

VINO WILL BE CURED I'VE desire to call
sueciAl attention to the advertisement of the oele-
hrated Dr. Vcllny which appears In her column
The DOetoFiEA safe and reliable practitioner whose
Elli and experience is guarantee that the unfOT-
innate victim of certain lndsCretiOns with CON
fdence intrlst his case IN his hands. Let young
men he warned In time, and seek the best means OF
FaliAf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
FRED'C S. COZZENs,
SOLE AGENT ron WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE

have always refused to sell any of the COM
pounds known AZ tonic bitters, AS believe them
to he generally Injurious, and composed Of dele
teFlouH drugSi but from a careful trial Of the
"CRmEAN" BITTERs, backed by the certificates Of
DrB. Chiffon and POhle, Of New York, have no
hesitation In recommending them to my friends
and customers. FREDO 8. COZzENs
WARRINGTON D. c, May 20, 1863, my9O-W
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

ellurl.llsJ - 1lrnll luuapalil -Wpanght Iro
s ts BOts ana a. as:, TTs' orS.s u s,ef N M SS 20
White LehdI n, Zihcl PAirny ~ colored Painta
and Drysrsg IA taiiohsfyi " ,FirswoOd, -
- "a : i, ,WAsHfNGION. .-77s7-
Class No. L. Boiler lion, &sJ ? Pe Iron .. Bbilet
Feltingj Z. Gum Packing, rubber Hose, ko.; 81
o1 % %sts5 oiis n Talo h9a "a soap To- nsi 5a
neers' storesj II, Engineers' Tools y. Engineefa
Instrtmenttj 70, stoam Pumpat atntaWrought non
Nails, Bolts, ahd NUTS %. Copper ~. Tin, Iead,
and Zinci 10. White LeadI q. Zinc PaintJ %. Col.
ored Paints, Dryers %. stftioneryi ~ Firewood
my 29-IaWlW
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
On hand, the hest lot Of

On hand, the hest lot of
LIGHT CARRIAG
ever offered in this market, tor style and variety
consisting, In part, Of Extension Tops, two anu
iour-IeAt RoekawAys, top and no-tOp Buggles, Jer'
sey Wagons, &c, sc.
Also, Suffers WAGONS, of all sizes, with and
without springs.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBT II. GRAHAM, CoRchmakcr,
may 23-lmif 3li d, and "a Eighth sts.
A SSISTANT QUARTEItNIAsTER'S )
N OFFICE, corner C and Twenty-secOnd
streets, Washington, d. C., May q, Is"j,-Sale OF
Condemned HORSES and MULES. On WEDNES-
DAY, 2uh inst, will be sold at Public Auction, =
lot of Horses and Mules, condemned as unlit lor
public service.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m., At the Cor
raj, near the Observatory,
Terms cash, in Government funds.
C. II. TOMPKINS,
my 22-ltd Captain, A. q. NJ, u. 5. A,
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.---W +
" have now In store full stock Of Gentlemen's
Spring OyercOats Business Suits, Dress suits, an l
Furnishing Goods Of the latest styles, manufacture
ed with the SRme degree of neRnesa style, and ele-
RAnoe, ~ II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS n Co,
3S2 PennsylyAniS Avenue, between
Ninth aud Tenth Streets
apr IO-tnf lstAF \ Intsl
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

A WoRD OF ADvICE,-Thobc who have been
dootoFlng for weeks and months without obtaining
~ No E2l street, corner OF Eighth street, and be
radically cured twenty-five yeaFH experience has
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

A PICMC.-Yesterday the scholars attached
TO the school OF DR.. Dietrich, corner of and
Thirteenth streets, had a pleasant picnic. They
went to the Little Falls, above Chain Bridge. Az
ter spending the day in capering the hills and
rambling among the rocks, they returned to the
citJ much delighted with their holiday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
I AY G 0 o X Il 81 go,
j BANKERS AND DEALERS IN

TAY coo X L & CO.,
81 BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SEC RITES,
are prepared to furnish the
UNITED STATES FINE-TWENTY YEAR SIN
PER CENT. BONDS,
Coupons or RegisteTed,) In large or small sums.
On and after July l, the privilege OF converting
Legal Tender Notes into the Ftve-Twcnty Year
Bonds at par will cease.
Parties wishing to secure United States Bonds ut
mar having six per cent. interest In gold should
JAY COOKE h CO.,
my 23-dtJyl No. 4o2 tli'eenth street
nOYS' CLOTHING. WE ARE NOW
X In reeeiDt of A large assortment OF Boys and
ChildTen,I Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
WALL, STEPHENS h Co,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets,
apr I0--tnf (stAr 4 Intel
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

TIE only place where you can purchase India
Rub6r goods Of all kinds At MantIacurert pfioea 10
at II. a, HALps India Rubber Warehouse, blo
streets. mar Qa-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
. 0 L r 7 Il " A R D .

NO u RT II w ARD,
FIRST PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that In conformity to the
provisions OF the charter of the city OF Washing
ton, an Election will be held on Monday, the first
day Of June next, at Henry W. Henklc's residence,
No. 35I Sixth street west, between Il and streets
north for Collector Register, and surveyor OF the
city OF Washington, one member of the Board ol
Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common
Cou' Gill; and one Assessor.
The poll will open at o'clock q. M, and close al
O'Clock y, m. f. C. ECKLOFF,
d. MILBURN,
FRAS. Il. LORD, sR,
my 23-dtd Commissioners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

established DR.. Fiuhblatps reputation a. physi-
elan. Recent cases cared n few days. Charges
moderate. st 2 DR. FISHBLATT,
No. tai + street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Oinos. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

NAN RBURY HALL.
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
EXTRA ENTERTAINERS
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
Mr.. JOE COBURN,
CHAMPION OF AMERICA,
Has the honor to announce that, at the desire oil
| very many friends In the city Of Washington, he
| will take his
BENEFIT "MATINEES,"
Monday and Tuesday Afternoons.
May % and %, at } O'Clock.
The Manager OF the Canterbury has kindly con-
BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT
for the OCCASIONS
The entertainment Is OF the mOst elegant and
fastldious character and will include the
ACTS OF MINSTRELSY
Of the celebrated Canterbury MinStrels, and the
famous Dramatic Scene from
TOM AND JERRY,
Mr. COBURN
In his great spArring SpeolSlties which have won
for him his recent great tight with
mcCOOIs,
the Champion Of the West, snd have won for him
the proud title Of
CHAMPION OF AMERICA.
Upon these occasions he win have the assistance
In the exhibitions Of
MR.. MIKE NORTON,
the celebrated trainer for the championship Of
JOHN {. HEENAN AND or JOE COBURN,
and also representing characters in the piece.
Mr.. TOM HYER,
the late champion sRd cOnqurr0r OF
YANKEE SULLIVAN
MIR. F.. PRICE,
the chTIy Antagonist Of Mr.. Coburu, and the Referee
In the late fight for the
CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA
Tho ORIGINAL Seconds, BAeleFs, mPires, and Ref
rrPsB " III he prcscnt on mis-
GALA OCCASION.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orohestra Seats and ParQuCttr, SlI Gallery, "a
cents; Private Boxes, $40, holding siN persons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

CONsUMPTION.-Notwt the many
articles adv ertised to cure Consumption, do not
believe, when once fully seated in the system, 1t
can be perfectly cured. But we do know OF hun
dreda Of cases where persons were supposed to be
Suffering under that fatal disease, who have be-
come perfectly well and robust from the use OF
speer's Sambuel wine. Many times people for
wears waste and at last die from diseases Of the
Kidneys or glands, when they were supposed 10
have, and were treated for consumption. long
continued affection Of the kidneys, however, may
eventually result in consumption. The Sambuc
wine used alone, or taken with fresh raw egg, OF
new milk, daily, has been found to be an excellent
remedy, and has the reputation ia some places, oil
rendering perfect cure for consumption.-hsdtcd
Times.
The wine certainly contains valuable properties
let our physicians and invalidB try 1t.
To be had Of Druggists.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
AmusementH.

DEsRRTERs.-Last evening Lieut.. Thomas
sent 20 deserters to Forrest Hall in Georgetown.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
may 22-dte
OBJECTION NOTICE.

II y II = 7 y N n y z II
THIRD WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.
AN ELECTION will be held on the lst day OF
June next, at Mr. Drane's, near the northweAt cor
ner of Ninth street west and G street north, for
Register, Collector, and Surveyor of the city, and
for one member of the Board Of Aldermen and three
members Of the Board OF Common Council. Polls
open at 7 A. NJ. and close At 7 p. NJ.
c. :. WOOD,
J. W. BOTELER,
D. L. CUTTINGS,
myQ9 Commiasionera
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN,
When the Great Canterbury Company will appear
Doors open Rt 2 O'Clock.
AdmisslOn-Ladies 90 oentsi children 10 cents.
may 49,
CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES ! CAR
4 RIAGES!
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
EIF TIL w A II D ,

EIFTH WARD,
FIRST PRECINCT.
ELECTION NOTICE.-Notice lie hereby given
that, In conformity to the proviEOns OF the char
ter of the City of Washington, an election win be
held In the First Precinct OF the Fifth Ward at the
Public School House, corner OF A street south and
Third street east, on Monday, the first day OF
June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor OF
said city, and for one member of the Board OF
Aldermen and three members of the Board OF Com
mon Council, to represent said ward.
Polls will he opened at O'Clock a. m, and will
he closed at o'clock p. m.
D. G. HANDY,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

- | Y = II w A Il d,
- FIRST PRECINCT.
ELECTION HOTICE.-NotIee is hereby given
that, in conformity to the provisions Of the char
ter Of the city of Warrington, an election will be
held In the Frat Precinct Of the Sixth Ward at the
Public school House at the corner of street south
and Seventh street east on Monday, the lHt day of
June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor Of
said city, and for one member of the Board OF Al
dermen, three members of the Board Of Common
Council, and one Assessor, to represent said ward.
Polls will be opened at O'Clock a. m, and will
be cleHed at o'clock D. IN,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

Louisiana Avenue, near Sirh Street.
THIS EVENING.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS or
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTl
MLLE ANNE TIA GALLETTI,
MLLE ANNETTA GALLETTI
The greatest Danseuse in the world.
The great Canterbury has been lllled 10 rcplctIOn
every Right with enthusiastic and delighted audi
ences who have evinced their ApprccAtin of this
wonderful TerpsichoreAn Artistic by repeated
TORRENTS OF APPLAUSE.
Great success OF
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
The Celebrated Scottish Nightingale.
The beautiful military Ballet, arranged by MONS.
SZOLLOSY, entitled
LA VIVIAN n ERE,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
will appear as la BELLE WV NANDIERE,
assisted by MILES AUGusTA and MARIE, and Mons.
S2OLLOSv snh Mons. ARMSTRONG,
THE BEAUTIFUL CORPS DE BALLET.
First week OF the Great Banjoist and Ncgr" Per-
Mr.. J. II. BUDWORTH,
who will appear each evening In choice selection
Of Banjo Solos, Negro ENtravAganzAs, Nc, ~.
Also, Master FRANK BUDWORrH, The juvenile
COrkOgraphPT. -
The Irresistible Son Of Mnmus.
THE STAR COMPANY OF THE CANTFRBIIRY,
consisting nI
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
The Fairy stars,
AND THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Kate Harrison, Julia Richmond
Lilly Brandon, Iucy Clifton,
Annie Edwards, BruA WOlhOTt.
G. R. EDISON,
The great Comedian and PAntOmimiBl who will
appear As Paddy Murphy.
MONS. ]. u. L. SZOLLUSl,
The renowned MAitFe de Ballet and PSntOmlmist,
In his
GREAT BALLET TROUPE
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
The talented and versatile performer, whose varied
acts have stamped him one Of the greatest
performers Of the age.
]. SYLVAS CLARKE,
The popular interloCuter &o., &c.
The entertainments will conclude with the famous
extravaganza entitled the
IRISUM AN IN INDIA.
Paddy Murphy, with song) .,......GcO. H. Edeson
Ko Ket, the Man-cAtcheF Miss Lilly Brandon
Other characters by the Corps Dramatoue'
Doors open at X o'clock Performance AT
AlmIHaiDn lb and 50 CRntHs Al nDNps,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
AUCTION SALES.

RH J. c. UIRE & co.
u AUCTIoNEERs. ~
n NACANT LOT ON FOURTEENTH sTRFETA1
xuhLIs AucIfoS.-on MONDAY AFTRRRooN,
sell Lots g. "a "a, a. and part II ao IN so,isss M
20, fronting shout 800 iset on Fourtesnth utFooa
I wes,I DetWeSn and Y streets north; fnnnlnE hAak
lSs teet tncnea 70 70 foot alleV. 1hs Whols VIII
be undivided Into good si1ed building iotS
TermG Ousthird cash, the rsmaindsr n siu And
Twelve months, With interest secured BY deed Of
All eonveyanees at the cost Of the purchaser.
my % J. @. MCGUIRE co.. AuSta-1 3.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
ELECTION NOTICES

.FIRsT WARD,
L .,.y FIRST PRECINCT
Notice IL hereby given that in conformity 70 the
an election will be held IN the rut precinotof the
First ward, on Monday the frat day Of June next,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, fora
Collector, Register, ard Surveyor, one member oi
the Board Of Aldermen, and three member Of the
Polls open Al O'Clock a. N, and close az !
o'clock p. m. r. A. WAIEhsi
d. A. CLEMEhrS,
JAS. W. McGLUE,
my 29-d Commissioners Of Election.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
.AMgsEMENTs. =.

AMI 0hMEIN1S,
.GRovERrs THEATRE,
Rsnn,ylvsnta Avsnus, "sor WalSrsF Hotel
THIS tsATURDAY) EVENING, MAY %,
SIXTH APPEkRANCE
e.. Of the
YouSO, FAscISArrSO, AND TALENTED AcrRrss,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who, supported by the
ENTIRE EXCELLENT DRAMATIC COMPANY,
will appear in her great character OF
HANDSOME JACK,
the youthful, daring
ENGLISH HIGHwAYMAN,
In her own version Of AinSworth's great romance,
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK sHEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD
1.-THE poor city lads will, I hope, take warning
by my fate, for here ia the end OF life Let guilt
be as bold and as brave as 1t may he outside there
Is nothing but bitterness within"
Ben Rogers ...............As...... ..... BlueskIn
In preparation
CYNTHIA, THE Gypsy GIRL
win soon he produced
MIAMI, THE WILD HUNTREsS
Admission 96, so, and rs cents. may q
VARIETIES VARIETIES Il
Fronting Pennsylvania Are. aud Ninm 81.
HAMDLIN CO......................P Proprletors.
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager n Advertiser.
MUSIC HALL AND VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.
TONIGHT TONIGHT,
A G X SH PARD
JACK SHEP PARD,
A X II EPP ARD,
JACK SHEPP PARD,
JACK SHEPP PARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD,
JACK. sHEP PARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD,
JACK SHEPP ARD.
ADA TESMAN. N......As.. JACK SHEPPARD,
ADA 1ESMAN. ......JACK SHEPPARD.
SINGING AND DANCING,
SINGING AND DANCING,
SINGING AND DANCING.
JUMBO JUN,
JUMBO JUN,
JUMBO JUN.
NOSE AND LIE,
NOSE AND LIE,
NOSE AND LIE.
HUNTERS DESPAIR,
HUNTERS DESPAIR,
HUNTERS DESPAIR.
LOVELY LADIES,
MONDAY,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
WITH NEW SCENERY AND A SPLENDID
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Admission, 25 and so etsi Private Boxes, IS.
my 81
ERBURY HALL,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
my 2s-td&d


50 bbls Apples box Paper
q boxes Pepper case BolognAs
cases Armor OIL % cases Cataup
q bNs Oranges Lemons 10 packages Gloves
6 Wood saws box Stationery
6 pkgB Wrapping Paper barrel Clothing
10 kits Mackerel Gcs Cigars and Tohaccu
. WooleA Shirts 90 cases Pepper SAUCE
~ CO Boots and Shoes | case Books
| case Backing IL cases Ink
6pApers TAeks | case MustAnl
cases Peaches barrels Tin VA,
8 HAtohets pail Butter
cases Chickens case GreeD COfu
50 boNes Cheese "A barrels Peklas
" cans Honey Syrup - cases Condensed Min
! 10 boxes Horse RAdlHh bales Hay
| . cases Green Peas bales CiOthing
! 20 cAseB Preserves case Tin WAR
! cRBe Plug Tobacco = cases Matches
l case RRlslns cases NOtiOUB
case Clay Pipes cases Soap
boxes RAislns DC barrels Cakrs
case Figs ! Trunk
eases Hats case Dry GOOds
! = kegs Nails case Playing CaIds
70 CAses Pickles 1000 CTgas.
ALSO,
Al o'clock p. N, at the foot OF SiNth sIts..
wharf, on the fOtOmAc river, Twill sell the sOhoOhrr
MAliudA. WARD X. LANON,
Ap 2J-It L. Z. Marshal. n {
Rb- The above sale IL postponed uLtu
FRIDAY, the 9Th oil May same time and plAc~.
ap2s-W 1, 5, Marshal, b Z,
-. The above Sale n further postponed
until MONDAY, the 18th instant, same tiuls AuA
place. WARD u. iLNMOE,
may B-dlI United States Marshal, h G
Nv The above Sale Is further post P..s.s,l
until MONDAY, the 26th instant, sNW0 hour AZ
place. WARD ", LANOh,
my I6--iid [Chronl Z, :. MsFshal, u. r
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ID Wv. L. W A l. L 4 Co
ID AUCTIONEERS

approved PRoPERTY on NTwENTY.THiRp
STREET AT PUBLIC AUcTION.-on wEDNEs
will SELL In front OF the premises, south half OF lot
Z, square 6e fronting % feet inches on Twenty
third street and running back between @ and X
Frame Building.
Terms one-thiri cash balance In ak, nine and
twelve months, hearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. ConYeyancinE 81
the expense Of the purchaser
W. L. WALL 4 Co,
my2i-d Auctionoara
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

GRovER's THEATRE Jack Sheppdrd."-
Tonight, the popular actress, Miss Lucille West
eTn, will appear In her great character OF Jack
sheppard, the handsome and youthful English
robbeF. The entire company are employed in the
play which is the only version Of the kind In this
country. Mr. Grover is buslly preparing two great
scenic plays: Buekstone'S "Gypsy Girl" and
"Miami, or the wild HuntreSs Of the Mississippi"
The new arrangements for ventilating the theatre
make It the coolest in the city.
CANTERBURY. will end the second
week Of the brilliant engagement of the great art
Iste Mile AnnettA GAllettl. most splendid pro-
gramme has been prepared, and no effort has been
spared to make 1t gala OccAsiOn. Annetta GAL
Ietti will appear In one of her superb dances, and
also for the last time in the magnificent military
ballet "La VIvandiere." The two favorites, Miles
Augusta and Marie, together with Mons. Szollosy
and the full q Court of Beauty" will also appear.
The performance will conclude with The Irish
man In India,"with Geo. R. Edeson as Paddy Muir
ply, and pretty Lille Brandon As the "MSn
Catcher"
VARIETIEs.-Great Saturday night bill. Last
night of "Jaek sheppard" Last night of "Mose
and Lize.r A brilliant bill of attraction. The
coolest place In the city. On Monday evening,
"Unelc Toms Cabln," and first appearance OF
Lizzie, Freddy and Nellie Howard, with other new
Rrtistes.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. This evening, the
combined entertainment consisting of the sterto-
SeopIo views, and the dorAmic illustrations Of the
Russian War. There are but few, Il any, superior
attractions TO the above; and those who neglect
the present opportunity will, perhaps, not have
another for = long time to come. Among tho
ItereoscopIc views are large number illustrating
the present war. The exhibition is well worth
the patronage of our citizens.
ArpoNo,s WAsUINGTON AND TIE WAR, with
all its Beauties of scenery, thrilling incidents o.
bombardmenta and battles, views Of our hotels
stores, and residences Will be ithdrHwn from the
public gaze after tonight. This afternoon theTt
will be a special day entertainment for ladies ant
children Tonight the last exhibition in this cit!
will be afforded One can really enjoy this elegan
entertainments II is fAultless in every particular
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

Doors open at * o'olOoki Performance ht
Admission 25 and 50 cents; Private Boxes, So