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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08
SALINE APERIEN1
q. Slishf Gold.

~ II Slight Cold,
. & Eouah,M naSse,Iess
= GMInIlNl or 9oSe Shsoof.
. S uhich wight Be checb~d
. <3 with u simple rensdy.
. ynegkcted, often terminates seriously.
= Few are aware Of the ~unportaros o.
. stopping a Tough or SIaht
fold IN IT'S first stage; that wasc1
= N he bginning uould yield 70 a
= mild remedy, II net attended 70, soon
. attacks the lungs.
Sroch<s
. wers first introduced eJ<usn years ago.
Il has been proved that they are the
best article before the pubic for
!. &onahs, folds, 8<onchitis,
Asthnna, Hatat<h, the Hacang
. Cough IN ~onsu0zhfio,1, and
> numerous affections IF the Shsodf.
. gJvng tppnredtats relief
> Public Speakers y Stsseers
. wuu find them efectuaI for ckoyang
:. and strens-herUS the voioe
Sold BY all Qruggists and Q-a'er.
IN Nsdjcins. at Is oents Der boz
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

g5-The Peru mail is now closed at III :3O
A NJ. instead of IL NJ. as stated in our time
table.
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No 2bl1
ETNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
D~IANA-SS:
Whereas. y libel Of Information has been fled in the
ID strict Court Of te United States, within and for The
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana, on the 80 day
Of January. 1858. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney Of the
United States, Tor the District of Indiana. against the
east half Of the southwest quarter of section "a,
township 2s. range o east, containing so acres, the
property Of one Van X. Morgan, for a violation Of
the powers Of an act Of Congress, approved July Il,
1862. entitled San act TO suppress instruction, 10 punish
treason and rebellion, to seize and confscate the property
OF rebels and for other purposes" and praying process
against said realty, ami that the same may be condemned
and sold a. enemies property.
Vow, therefore. in pursuance of the monition III der the
seal Of said Couit to me directed and delivered, do here
BY give pulls notice to all persons claiming said realty.
or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein.
that they be and app ar before the said. the District
Court Of the United States. to be held AZ the city of In
dian,polis. IN and for the District of Indiana. on the ID
Monday Of February next, al ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
OF that dav. then and there 70 interpoNe their claims and
make their allegations in that behalf.
ID. q. ROSE. l. s. Marshal.
By l. ;. BrGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN II. REA, Clerk. jams dat
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tT-Go 10 o. B. Stout & Bros for choice cur
rant and strawberry wine
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ss-Fresh catawba grapes at o b. Stout 4
Bros
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpartner>hip NOtire.

yuyHE UNDERSIGNED HAv TAKEN HENRY p
ALVORD into partnership, and the business will
hereafter be conducted in the name aud style Of kUGER
CALDWELL & ALvoKD RUGER 4
decl5
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For Speaker-Samuel II. Buskirk. of Monroe.
For Principal Clerk-A. Z. Whittlesey, OF
Vsndeiburg.
For Assistant Clerk-Joseph J. Davis. of Full
ton
For Doorkeeper--B. Burns. OF Rush.
For Sergeant at Arms = Michael Griffin. of
Vigo.
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GENl. MCCLELLAN IN PHILADELPHIA,

THE THAyER EMIGRATION SCHEME
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CNO. poll
IINITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRlCT OF IN

Attest:
john n. RIA. Clerk
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

During the past week the business In this
town has been rather dull. The only arrivals
of note have been the regular steamers OF
the Georgetown and New York line, with merchan.
disc and passengers to Morgan 4 Rhinehart, the
agents, and two steamers OF Hyde h Davidson's
line OF Philadelphia packets. number Of schoon.
ers, with produce and lumber, have also arrived.
TIE CAsAL,-There have been about afly
boats arrived and departed this week. They were
loaded principally with coal to Rays Docks, Bor-
den Mining Co, Cumberland Coal and Iron Co., and
other parties. Several vessels have departed from
the above.named firms, consigned to parties in
New York.
TUE MARKlTs,-Ths markets are firm with
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
TO HOUSEKEEP

TILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COZ
" FEE.-The best Hotels, Restaurants, Steam.
ers and Private Families are saving nearly MY
per cent. by using
GltLIEs Eb 9Ep sLAsFFATiSS cSFFE cSFFE
Mocha. II has been fully tested side by side with
iormity Of strength and richness Of hsSor 90 that
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon.
mend to our friends and the public our fine favored
9tP 9tP Pt44ssF44FIos PE4sF4FIos eSEFEF, eSEFEF,,
Al our late invoices are far superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel Is full, plump, and
very much Ike S the MoSa. or MSantsin To- Coffee IN
10 decidedly preferable to the Lest grades Of Island
Cotteej and we would advise all who desire really
reliable and healthy beverage, to
P PPsIsk s!tE!Es @ StP stSSEAE!SS sHES eSskk eSEskk:
DRINK GfLLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
III. packed only in one pound tin;foil packages,
g and e poiHnS. n each package
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
country stores 9hrolghout the United States, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade.
The Old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same AZ any other pure coffee good cream, with
the addition Of an egg boiled with the coffee, will
add much to the aAYor.
WRIGHT GILLIEs 4 BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
2sa, 2a5, 2a7 Washington st., Y.
ocIb-eoimSltw
IMP ORTAN MT TO FAMILIES
i The eundersgned, having perfected his arrange.
ments In Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
takes this method Of informing his old customers
and the public generally, that he Ii receiving daily,
by express,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem County, New Jersey, Veal,
Prime Philadelphia Buttey, Cspons, Bucks coun-
ty and New Jersey Chiekena, Sweet Hreads, Phea-
sants, Partridges, Grouse, Snipe, WoOdcock, Reed
Birds, and every luxury of the Eastern markets.
Clear Boaton Pork, Soused Pigs Feet and Tripe,
Smoked and Picked salmon and Halibut. Also, u
large supply of Foreign and Domestic Fruits and
Vegetables.
70 families and others giving entertainments,
this Is the cheapest and best place in WsshiSgton
ocIs-3m ll9 Penn. av., bet. 10th and 10th ste.
IOHN W. VAN HOOK,
81 GENERAL PRODUCE and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER IN
hutter, Eggs and Cheesei
tobacco and segars
Champagne, Sherry and Claret Wines;
Brady, Whisky, Poftar, Ale and Cider
queens Royal Cabinet Champagne.
66 Louisiana avenue,
oo2l-sm WAzhipgtop.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
CONFECTIONERY.
TOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S ttr
u BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY,

NJ, "a ErfrT 4 ~ ,.st ,~,n,n.S ssn,n rr,or.
where he has made most extensive purchases Of
Foreign Confectionery and Fruits. He 10 now
prepared to furnish Parties, Balls, Weddings and
Suppers, with the choicest deleaoes OF this ooun-
try as well a. Of other lands.
His arrangements for supplying ice-cfeam and
manufacturing these things, a. he does, by steam
power. -.
He IL also serving up, In his saloon, OYSTERS
II every style. Families can be supplied with
them at the shortest notice.
+. To all who may favor him with their patronage
he promises punctuality and satisfaetion.
oc90-lw
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.

HALLow Evs.-Hallow Eve occurs tonight,
but In this country Its observance haa, almost
ceased TO bs noticed. .,Aecordins to the old SCOT
tish tradition this was the night - which the
witches and fairies held their high old carnival
and amongst all olassss Of people Il wss celebrated
with merrymAkings Fortunes were told and des-
tlnies were read by many strange devices. Ths
immortal Burns gives the following spirited de-
scription Of Haliowssn night, ~g ''
some oheery friends, country folks,
Together did convene, yE
To burn their nuts and pull their stalks,
And hold their HAllewsen,
Fu' blythe that night
The iasses feat-and cleauly neat,
MAR brau than when their fine
Their faces blythe, fu' sweetly kythe,
q! Hearts leal and warm and Kind;
The lads sac trig, with wooer.babs
Weel knotted on their garten,
Some nnso' blate and come WI CABS
Gar lAsses' hearts gang startin'
''f' Whyles fast that night
In this age Of surs, however, nobody belisvss In
fairies and witches, and therefore the young folks
take Il upon themselves 10 conform 10 the old Gus
toms, a. nearly as circumstances will allow, by
raising the ancient Nicholas on their own account.
\ In this city ths young folks dsguiss themselves
and play pranks upon their nsighbors In number
Of ways, but the observance has grown Into such
disuse that but little notice 10 taken Of the ocoa-
sion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

CENTRE MARxlr.-Dsplts the vet weather
Of to-day, the market was well attended by both
buyers and sellers. There was fair show Of oom-
modlties, but the prices were A. IL usual 10 WASH
inston, enough to frightsn houssksepsrs. The
folloWtnr IL our price list ts-day:
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

We have heard great deal Of the superior
excellence OF speers sambuei Wine, and Of its be-
Ing adopted In European hospitals in preferences to
their own production. The most scientific men OF
this country and liquor sssayers appointed by gov
ernment, pronounce It valuable article. We can.
not write more on this subject now, but chesrflly
publish the following card. which speaks for itself:
PORTLAND, Feb. I, 1852.
The undersigned, having become practically 40
quainted with the sambuci Wine manufactured by
Alfred speer, OF New Jersey, would say that he
considers It superior article, and far preferable
to the quality Of Port Wins furnished is this mar
ket at the same prioe.
i. 7. CUMMINGS, n. D.,
Assayer to the State OF Maine.
We have heard persons who hsve used the above
Wine express their astonishment that so rich and
mild wine 10 produced In this country, and 10 now
being bought up by the Weather classes. Our
druggists can scarcely supply the demand.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
y TRICT OF COLUMBIA
IN GENERAL TERM.-ocronEn, 1862
sons, holding the office Of Constable in the District
taken the oath Of Ailesiance prescribed by the act
Of July 2 1852, nor entered into bond as required
they and each OF them became and were incapable
Of exercising the functions Of said ONCE from said
day, and orders that they be removed from said
Of ConstAbles In said District, to wit:
Aquilla r. Allen, James II. Boss,
J. N. Barneclo, Wm. II. Balneclo,
John 7. Baker, James Burey,
William d. Bell, James CallMn,
Henry Ebeling, Walter Pomeroy,
John II. Wise, Jos. r. wannell,
Henry A. Wright, Henry s Ward,
John NJ. Lloyd, Matthew Collins,
Jacob G. Fulton, VIM. II. Fapnins,
Robert +. HaszaId, John X. Hilton,
frsHsi: 4. Jones, Thom!s Plan:iii'
John A. WiIlst, Jsmes +. woodland,
Asa Gladman, VIM. \. PlowmAn,
John T. May, VIM. Harper,
James Baggott, Joseph Anker,
David Jackson, A. l.. L. keese,
Horatio 4, Msrryman, VIM. n. Martin,
John W. Martin, VIM. M. Morelnnd,
Uriah D. Mitchell lanes $. Norwood, -
WIN. L. smith, Joseph Williamson, =
WIN. r. Wall, George Wahl,
James T. Llsyd, Jos. q. Stanley,
John W. Reynolds, Joseph A. Gil,
Francis s. Edelin, James A. Cooper,
Benz. T. Watson, Thos. II. Robinson,
JAIME. M%; .Sons SOnsld.on, i: S' G. Bsudino,,
iGan snss. n Rsynoia., spia %a. % ). sssiin,
Jacob Ash, Augustus Gereckc,
Thomas J. Kelly, Julius 4 schwabe,
Robert L. Mastin, VIM. G Tanner,
Thom ns Williamson, John X. Cronin,
James GinnAty, Ttaneis S, Wals,
Walter D. silence, nnomhs stnokpoie,
Jetersoa Robinson, wm. Sras,
H.nrv Nash James W. Stewart,
John A. Steele, yoseph =; wmnAms'
samuel |. Pearson, James f1tzpstrick,
Vim L. Ross, Augustus f. Berry,
John n. Gates, Edw. =. Gardiner,
samuel N. Cbipley, John r Vernon,
Thomas Irwin Wm' H.. saunders,
n Haley Frank Zimmerman,
ieHis Hohing, Chas. H. Merrill,
Geo. Donaldson, Johh D. waugh,
Chas. l.. Boarman.
Ann IT is FURTHER ORDERED that the Clerk
give notice, by publication In the morning and
evening payers OF the city OF Washington OF tho
foregoing order, that the following are the only
persons who have complied with said acts Of Con-
gress and that they alone are Authoriredto act as
Coustahles In said District, to wit:
Patrick H. GaughrRn, Joseph u. Hilton,
William Martin, Geo. 7. Hotehkiss,
lanes Nj, Bulher, John Dewdney,
Robert =. Msgee, Francis W. Colelsler,
John II. Stewart, Francis UCallaghsn,
Jamea A, McGowan, Chas. u: Eekloh,
Alfred Il. Eden, George ,. HuguelY
Jacob y. King, VIM. A. Boss,
Joseph i. Kelly, David a. Narrower,
Richard H. Trunneli, VIM. II. Lusby,
Robert D. Hughes, Wm' CammAek,
Maurice U'Conner, JohL II. Wise,
George !. GIBBONS.
BY order OF the Court ,,,,,.
Test; H. J. MklGS
oct3O-3t Clerk
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

FRUIT STANDS TO BE REMovKD.-In conse-
quence OF the incessant complaints of confection-
cry dealers, who pay high taxes and heavy rents,
Superintendent Webb will soon notify the keepers
of fruit stands on our principal thoroughfares
that they must be removed at once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

kELuiAH PAVEMENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA
AyEhpE.-It ID understood that Mai French win
apply to Congress- In his report, for an apprapria
tion sufficient to pave Pennsylvania avenue with
the popular Belgian pavement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
RY W. L:WALL q co, :,

X W. !: w A L & CO..
GREAT SALE dSfH5PssESs' a. suPskioS' G. ,,ur- nm,
niture and Houpefurnishins Goods. a rsvir
Srseps ~ Cabinet Msnuf.e.ery, iso Peansylvsnis
On MONDAY, the 9th Of November, st 8 so;eioei.
NJ ye vii eel, BY catalogue, until the whole
oTo UsSnst rurntu.s which 10 Of Mr. Green's
and large stock Of ssfursishins Goods az
disposed disposed Of Mr. Green intending to change his
French Plate glass, wy ->"s'''' WI"
Rosewood Suites Of Parlor Furniture. f
Ssk Ssk tSnameer suites and Oak sidsbosrds,
sossWooa Wsssross. WMTSSa Dressing Bureaus
Walnut Dress Bureaus,
Thirty Dress Bureaus,
Ro'swood Mahogany, and Walnut Arm and Easy
Rosewood, a.hos.ny, and w.lnu. Sofa. and Tote.
Ro..wood' os,es Mahogany, and w.Iou, Rockers. Mir.
Library .lj: Tables and Chairs, saloon and Ts:poy
y WsInu. sI Ia and ~ Mahogany Bookcases,
3s Curled Hair Mattresses,
25 shuck Mattresses,
10 dozen CaneseAt Chairs,
Fancy Psrlor Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut Side
and Reception Chairs,
sMarbie-top Chamber Suites, Hat Racks,
Msrbefop sideboaris, Children's Chair and Stools
heVoivins omce chairs, Cribs, Bedsteads, q great
Reireshment Tables and wsshs,.nd,,
Stoves,
French China sevres Tea Sets, 81 and % pieces,
French China Dinner Sets,
Cut Glas. Wine Tumbles, and Fruits
Plain and Gilt French China,
Large quantity Wines and Water BottIes
Fancy China Vases, Card Baskets, and Chin. Toy,.
Motto Cups, '''
dozen Tete-a.Tete Csstors, different kinds, with
many other Goods not here named
Terms: All sums under 900, cash; over that
amount credit OF 30, CO. and 90 days, for approved
| endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The building 10 for rent or lease. INQUIRE ofthe
| Auctioneer. W '
The attention OF the trade 10 Invited to this SALE
~ Inc Goods Will be open for inspection, and
sale. VIM T. InfIS 70 VI"
ocso-tu Auctioneers,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY,

Persons having HOUSES and LOTS to SELL, or
HOUSES to RENT, will do well by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persons aesirous Of Purchasing
or Renting Dwellings can be provided for.
Prompt attention given to all Real Estate busi-
Apply to WIN. W. BURDoN, with
CLARK Il GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auctioneeis,
Room q, corner 7th and y streets.
Refers to-Hou. s. q. Pomeroy, U. s. ST Hon. L.
NJ. Morrell, u, =. s.; Hon. II. r. Fenton, NJ. c..
Hon. Chaplin Hall, NJ. C.; Hon. G. ". seofteld, Nj
c.; Hon. 4. W. French, M Auditor, and othera.
au1-ly
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

REV. Mr.. GAYLORD, Chaplain of Campbell
Hospital, will preach In the Unitarian church,
corner Of sixth and streetv, next sabbath, at Il
o'clock q. ",
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
LOST AND FOUND.

r osT.-.ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
Ia . Pocket.book containing . note lsf Ss26
drawn In favor o. Capt. ". ID, douglas, by =. a:
will be paid for its delivery at this office, and no
questions asked. oc29 Ut
CTOLEN----ON SATURDAY EVEN
~ Ing, oath inst, from carriage In the vicinity
Of Thirteenth and D streets,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM
containing forty pietdres. Whoever will return
the same 70 the Clarendon Hotel will receive lib.
eral reward the thanks Of the owner, and no ques.
tions asked;
ocal-lt MARSHALL p. WILD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
Alnuaemanla.

FoRD's Nsw THKATRH.-This evening Miss
Maggie Mitchell appears Tor the last time positive
ly at this fashionable resort. The beautiful play
Of " Fanehon," which has been hailed with delight
throughout the entire country, will also b pre-
sented for the last time during season.
The last night OF "Fanchon" |" and Miss Mitchell
has been so often announced that our readers may
think It altogether very improbable statement,
but we are assured that Miss Mitchell appears In
Baltimore on Monday night.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The public seem never
to grow tired Of the nightly feast OF humor and
beauty presented at this ever popular place Of pub
lie amusement, aad that Manager Sims unceasing
and well-directed efforts to please them are appre-
ciated is evidenced by the crowds Of citizens and
strangers who may be found within Its beautiful
walls at each performance Of the large and versa
tile company, among whom may b found the
names Mile Fowler, Julia Mortimer, Ernestine
De Faiber, Clara Fowler, II. W. Eagan, J. s. Ed
wards, Geo. r. Edeson, Ed. Murray, and nums-
rous other useful and talented ladies and gentle
men.
VARIETIEs.-Lizxle Schultze as Jack Shep-
pard tonight Msssrs. Mafiit and Bartholomew In
= new pantomime, Mad - March Hare. A Reg
ular Double Bill At the Varieties tonight in which
all the artIstes appear. Remember Jack sheppard
and all the pretty girls at the Varieties TO- night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

SMUGGLING LIQUoR.-Wm. Elliott, a citizen,
was arrested at the Long Bridge yesterday by the
guard stationed there. Some liquor was found on
his person, which he was endeavoring to smuggle
aeross the river He was committed to the Guard
hnuhe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

NEw.YoRK STYLEs.- s.-Gentlemen's Clothing -
Netp and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
ocs-tf a2a Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

MIGHT SCHOOL, MEN
IN desiring to obtain an education without ex.
pense are invited to attend the NIGHT SCHOOL
which will be opened on WEDNESDAY, 2sth inst,
at * p. m, at the corner Of sixth and streets,
10 the public school house. Every facility will be
afforded, and all are invited. Tickets Of admission
may BE- obtained at the school room on any even.
Ing, or OF W. J. Rhees, Trustee, 60i street, be-
tween seventh and Eighth.
BY order Of the Sub-DoArd. oc28-iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

MAMA Poru.-IAst night, shout n O'Clock,
ohhsers Barkley and wallinssford, Of the Eighth
precinct, heard cry Of murder, which issued from
ne osrpsntsr shop belonging TO N. whits, sosAss
Of Second and street west. They immediately
repaired thither, and found the doors all locked,
and large crowd gathered around. They isapsd
over the fence and broke into the rear door, whom
they foundA man named James Mcconnell, who
was suffering from the sffsots Of msnss Sota. He
was writhing In great agony. He was taken BY
the policemen 20 the Eighth precinct station.
house. ny .va ...
A BAND OF THHvRs.-Dan. euguru, John
Murray, Patrick Grady, aad John MsNuity, each
about 10 years Of age, were all arrested by onicsr
Moriice, OF the seventh Prssins for vagraasy, and
sent to the workhouss Tor % days BY Justice
Thompson. They belong 10 the "Fosty Thieves "
that are always lingering around English Hill, oo-
mittng depredations on property, stealing diner
eut articles, which thsy Afterwards ssli. They
hide In stables and sleep IN wasons, aad we hope
they will al be arrested and ssst to the w6rkhouss
RETURN THAT ALsun.--Our friend, Marshal
P. wild, At the clarsadon Hossl, requests ths re-
turn Of handsous Photographic album, eontsin-
Ing forty pictures and pronsss 10 pay foe the re-
tura, and to ask ne qussttoas,e
-. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

THE only place whore you can purchase bsdia
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Manu- facftns prices
At H. 4. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, so
PennnylvaniA Avenae, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2S-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

A WORD OF ADvIcR.-Those who have been
dOotoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. Fishbatt, whose ofoe 10
ct No. A2i street, corner OF Eighth street, and he
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DR., Fishblatt's reputation ~ physi.
elan. Recent eases cured In . few days. Charges
moderate. DIR. FIsHBLAfT,
No. 42l K street, corner OF Eighth,
opposite the General Post once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

DIsLoYALrY.-Jossph RogeFs was committed
to the Gusrdhouss yssterday On the charge Of dis
loyalty. " ID TO be held Tor orders. {
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

VARIETIESt VA RI EFT ESi
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
nhmlin q 20. .ffoprietOrs
Fitzsimmons. stage Manager and Advertiser
The peoples favorite Actress, Miss LIZZIE
SHULTZEj the glorious young Comedians, MAI
FIT and BARTHOLOMEW; W. II. and J. II. BUD
WORTH the inimitable Ethiopians; Mile LIMA
WlkDEL, Mons. BAPTIsTIN, twenty pretty young
Ladies'; twelve other Stars Of the Music Halls.
The great sensation Highwaymsn Romance, the
perilous adventures and hairbreath escapes Of the
daring and notorious
JACK SHEPPAR
In Two Ac:s, Eleven Scenes and six Tableaux, and
the comic pantomime OF &,
MAD AS A MARCH HARE.
Nearly One Hundred Songs and dances Navy
Yard and Arsenal Workmen and Employees In the
Government workshops Remember Saturday
Night at the varietissl The Mammoth 20 and 50
cent show Of the city. More Stars and more Va.
riety than any other Music Hall in the World.
PRICES OF OFADMISSION-Parquette and Family
Circle, 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs, so cents Single
seats In Boxes, 10 cents Private Boxes, tholding
six persons) 50; ColOred Circle, 20 cents.
Doors open at o'clock performance commences
( o'clock. oesi
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31
SALE OR RENT.
NEW BOOKS.

TUsT RECEIVED A LARGE AS.
81 sortmsnt Of American, English and French
sTATlONERY. Fine Portmonn aies, Pocket.books,
Field Order Books, Blank Books, Printed Receipt
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
Invoice Books. Photographic Albums, Al styles.
special attention paid TO engraving and printing
Wedding, AZ Heme, and Waiting Cards.
For sale by HUDSON TAYoR,
ofAttoner and Bookseller,
oots-im tChronkSl ss4 Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

M A N Fl 90 D.;
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
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A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure Of spermatorihGa, or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emiss.ons, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consuuption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mental and Physical lncapacity, reiulting from
thor OF the Green Book, 80.
IA BoON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
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