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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.

EQuiTr CouRr-Justiee Wyie.-A special
term OF equity business Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia commenced yesterday,
Justice wyiie presiding.
10 The ease OF r. P. Jackson 70. L. Clsphane, Con-
missioner OF Internal Revenue, motion to Dis
solve an injunction obtained By the former, re-
straining the commissionsr RON collecting nns
Of $50 Imposed upon him (Jaeksos) for alleged vio.
lation Of the United states Internal Revenue cot,
in renting and collecting rents for clients, Jackson
being an sttornsy-at-lsw,) was ovsrrulcd. The
fine had been imposed BY the Commissioner on the
hypothesis that any ore transaoting such busioess
should take out license A. a commercial broker,
but by this refusal OF Judge Wylie 70 remove the
injunction, it appears that such transactions come
properly within the business Of an attorney, under
his license a. such. Hra. ..'
In the Gaze OF Caleb Cushing W. stone and Tar.
lor leave was granted to amend the bili and order
given to make the vestry Of the Episcopal Church,
which was proposed to be built on lot At the In
tersection Of Vermont avenue and N street, par
ties to the suit. II appears that Mr.. Cushing do
mated the lot some years ago for erection thereon
Of church edihce, but nothing more than the
laying Of foundation has evss been accomplished,
and therefore It 10 held that the object and cond.
tions OF the grant have not been complied with,
and the property should revert.
Decree, were made to appoint new trustees In
several cases.
The court adjourned TIL 10 o'clock this morning.
DEDICATION OF BUILDINGS AT rHI FRzrD-
NEWS vILLAer.-To-morrow will long be remem-
bered among the eontrsbsnds In this city II 10 10
be the day Of the Dedication OF tho SCHOOL, House
and Providence Home at Fresdmen's village, near
Arlington Heights, Virginia. The arrangements
fo- this interesting event have all been made by
Col. +. NJ Greene, Chief QusrtermAster OF the
department OF Warrington, In . manner worthy
OF that gentleman.
The President and a large number Of other dit
tnguished personagcs have been invited TO attend.
Hon. Secretary Seward and other gentlemen will
deliver addresses. There will be choir OF thirty
contraband children ON the sunday school Of
camp Barker The order Of exercises will be a.
follows:
ist. Singing OF the hymn-Hsppy Greeting to
All.
I'd. Prayer.
81. song-The Dear Old Flag.
4th. Statement OF Superintendent OF Contra.
bands, D. h. Nichols, Esq., 10 relation to their
condition.
9Th. Statement OF tho educational work Of the
American Tract Society among the freedmen.
9Th. song-we are coming, Father Abraham,
three hundred thousand more.
7th. Addresses.
Sth. Song-Marching Along.
9Th. Addresses.
nth. song-The Stars and stripes.
lith. Addresses.
18th. National Anthem America.
Benediction.
As the Freedmen Village is only abort ride or
walk across the Aqueduct Bridge, a large Assem-.
biage will doubtless be present. In connection
with the above will state that the chapel OF the
village will be opened on Sabbath afternoon at Q
o'clock with appropriate religious exercises The
public are Invited.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

MURDER IN TIE FOURTH WARD. james
Murphy, an Irish teamster, was arrested y, ster.
day afternoon by oflcer Dom, Of the seventh pre-
cinct, upon the charge OF committing an assault
and battery upon II omss Hill, with intent TO kill
The affair occurred at the rum mill OF Murty
Geary, corner o. Second and = streets. Murphy
went into the place, and seeing Hill lying asleep
on = bench, stabbed him with butcher knife In
the back, without any provocation whatsver. Hill
has since died. Murphy was committed to Jail for
court
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

STEAMED DOYsrERs.-Dengle, corner Of Ninth
and d streets, continues to furnish his patroni
with oysters In any shape and any quantity. His
steamed oysters cannot be surpassed by any Other
house in the city. We have tried them, and speak
from experience. Give him call.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

SELLING Liquor TO SoLDIERs.-Anne Maher,
a astorekeeper on the Island, was arrested by on
Ger Newlin, Of the Tenth precinct, for selling
liquor to soldiers, and WAS fined $40 by Justice
Boswell. She was also arrested for selling liquor
on sunday and fined $2O0s John CLARK was ar
rested by oicer Puilin, OF the precinct, upon
the charge Of selling liquor to soldiers, and was
fined $50 By Justice Boswell.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
EXECUTIvE ENLISTMENT CON.

MAvoR's OFFICE, CRY HALL
WARRINGTON, D. C., December, 1853.
bounty OF Thirty dollars will be paid for every
accepted recruit that may volunteer In the city Of
Washington under the recent call OF the President
for 10000 men. Colored men who may volunteer
for the Colored regiments now forming will be en-
titled to the above bounty. The sum OF five dol.
lars will be paid TO any person who may bring for.
ward an acceptable recruit.
The bounty and enlistment fee will be paid I'm
mediately upon enrolment, upon producing GER
tihoate from Captain scheetz. or such enrolling
oficer - may be duly designated by him. Such
certificate to be presented TO
JOHN II. sEMMEs, ESQ,
Treasurer OF the General Enlistment Committee
at his oiice, No. bas Ninth street west corner OF
Louisiana avenue.
de2-wimat BY order of Executive Committee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

NOTICE. JUST RECEIVED FROM
IN Germany, q large lot Of RHENlsH WINES
OF the very best quality, which will 10 sold by the
q. A. SPRINGMAN'S
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
- Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. q.
oct2-1ms
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n F F l O l A L
WA. DEPARTMENT..

was DEPARTMrNr.)
ADJUTAFr GENERALS OrrIcE, J
WAsHiSoToN, November 10, 1859.
General Orders No. s6s.
Paragraph i<2o, General Regulations, sdition o.
1855 tparagrdph 1882 edition Of 1881 IL modified, b,
inserting after the words ITO his command" II
the first sentence, the following sentence:
The commanding of,o'r Of q regiment or bat
TALON serving In the field, will be accountable fol
all the surplus and reserve ordnance stores Of tn,
regiment. Thstransportation Of these stores vii
be provided for the same ~ the transportatien o.
other stores, under the direction Of the command
ing general. ..' Pen
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
+. D. TOwNsEND,
de2 Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

STEAM LAUNDRY, 807 PENNSYL.
y VANIA AVENUE, between Four-and-a-half
and Sixth street. The Laundry having been re-
dtted, we are now prepared to do washing Of all
kinds In the best manner possible, and at short
notice. Clothes sent for and delivered ifdeslred.
WANTED-A few good washers and ironers i'm
mediately. del-lme
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

|
lCA NTER BURY ALL.
CANTERBURY,
-. T7I .--, CANTERBURY,
| Bee -s-.. CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
TINE POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Loutsann Assnus, the corner Of SistA street.
I'm rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
wm. L. sinn.. Manager And Proprietor
CONTINUED UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS
THE GREAT SENSATION ALLIANCE.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT
THIS EVENING, ."
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
Vocalist. "t.,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER.
The fsvorite Vocal and Terpsichorean Artistic.
MR.. L. J. DoNNELLY,
MR.. L. J. DONNELLY,
nisms.
g. r. EDEsoN
q. r. EDEsON
In some entirely comic songs, written express
ly for And sung only by him.
Protrse,ed engagement Of the celebrated Ethiopian
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
EAGAN AND EDWARDS. :.
An interesting drama, entitled the
COIN FORGERs
COIN FORGERs
COIN FoRGERs
THE ROBBERS WIFE.
THE ROBBERS WIFE.
Miss lille Brandon as.............. Rose Redland
J. s. Edwards Al. Mark Redland
A charming New Ballet, arranged by the Great
MSss: MSss: GSIEEsSSE GSIEEsSsiE ESSe#E, ESSS#E,,
THE WoLF
AMONG THE LANES.
Introducing the unriyslled
BogayET BogayET SF oF sE4STy' sE4STT,'
-,''.' KATE HARRISON,
80 LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE JENNIE.
MILE GERALDINE.
LA PETITE ELLA, &c., se.
THE GREAT CORPS DhThi0PE
will appear.
NEW OLIO OF Fun
A NEW OI.IO OF FUN,
NEW oLIO OF FUN,
Consisting of Songs, Dances, Burlesques, &c,
Calling into rcquistiJn, in addition TO the eminent
artistes above named, the acceptable services Of
Messrs.
HARRY BLooDGoop,
H. w. WILLIAMS,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
J. s. CLARKE,
MONS SOL,
c. W. swAGGART,
T. BROWN, &c, sc.
eehs
Private Boxes, holding six persons.......s6
Doors open at 6k o'olosk; Performance At 7k.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

NEW BOOKS II NEW BOOKSl
My Farm Of Elgewood; by Ike Marvel; 81 90.
Reveries Of Bachelorj BY Ike Marvel; 81 20.
Dream Life, Parable Of the Seasons; 81 20.
The Yankee Boy from Home; 81 20.
hlerivale's History OF the Romans; vol. I; 81.
Speeches and Lectures OF Wendell Phillips; 81 90
Hospital sketchesj by L. NJ. Alcott; 80 cents.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioner,
no2-tf ~. Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

NEW YoRK KsTYLEs.-Gsatlsmen's Clolhiao =
Neg and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The khglish sack and Walk.
thing over offered IN this city. ....
WALL, STEPHENS l. Co,
ocs-tf s22 Pa av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

TXECUTIVE ENLISTMENT CON-
IL MfTTEE ROOM, MAyoR's orytcE, CRY
HALL, WAsHIso1oN, d. C, December, 1861
The undersigned. Executive Committee for the
announcement of Volunteering in the District OF
Columbia, beg leave to appeal to the loyal and
patriotic citizens Of Washington for aid In further.
ance Of the object they have in view. Suitable
and reliable persons are appointed, each OF whom
will be provided with book and authority to COL
iect funds from those disposed to contribute.
The Committee confidently hope that their
efforts may be met with a hearty response from
every loyal person, and that our city NAV be en-
abled to prove to the country that We require no
further draft to all up the quota assigned Us. But
that, vieing with the love Of country and good
government, which induced her in the earliest
days Of the rebellion to send into the field larger
proportion OF volunteers than any other section
Of our land, we will, in the close Of this wicked
ard unrGhteous war, relax no efforts In aiding our
co instituted authorities in asserting their supre
macy, and In showing thst the National Capital
10 worthv the hallowed name II bears:
First Ward-H. G. WILSON.
second Wards. MOVES.
Third Ward-ALEX. r. SHEPHERD.
Fourth Ward-JOHN sESSFORD.
Fifth Ward-GEO. =. GULICK.
Sixth Ward-R. NJ. CO0MBS.
seventh Ward-JNO. II. SEMMES.
dsa.wfmat ttity papers please copy.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
L large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he 70 prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
Of the city. at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
ehasefs. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. &ss Twelfth street, betwee n L and + atreets.
no6-u re. CORBETT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

A Word OF ADvICs.-Those who have been
dostoring for weeks and months withoDt obtaining
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

WHO Will. BE CuRnD I'VE desire 10 call
brated DR.. velln, which appears In another column
The DostortsA safe and reliable prsstttionsf, whose
skll and experience 10 guarantees that ths unfor.
ddenoe intrust his case In his hands. Let young
men bs warned In time, and seek the hsst means 81
foltsf,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
Am usenients.

GRovEK's THEATRH.-Another crowded and
very refined audience attssted the great
OF the famous Rsvel-Nfartipetti and Narzetti
troupe last nieht. Before the curtain went up the
sale OF tickets for the orchestra and parquette cir
Gle was stopped, and those who came late without
secured seats were obliged to ascend to the upper
regions. For tonight unusually attractive bill
10 announced-the Cords Tendu; the comic panto.
mime Of " simon's Mishapst the " Roman Gladi.
ators," and the thrilling ballet pantomimo Of the
" Contrsbsndist," Introducing Julian Philippe,
Mule Desiree, Mile zsnfretts, and all the stars.
FoRD's New THEATRE.-This evening this
splendid resort will doubtless be again crowded
with the beauty and fashion Of Washington. The
" Invisible Prince" which has been played lately
with such signal success, will be repeated again
this evening, together with the excellent drAms
entitled the "Noblemsn's Daughter" In both
which plays the entire company appear to the
fullest and most advantageous success.
PEOPLES THEArRE.-The opening Of the old
Washington last evening was a great success The
audience was a very nne one, and we have never
seen better order maintained In place OF amuse
meat In any city. The performance was elegan,
throughout. Misses Claussen and Brown made a
pne Impression; but the great feature OF the even
Ing was the Arab troupe, whose performance was
beyond doubt the most wonderful we have evei
seen. Such enthusiasm ss they created In the au.
dience has never been equsled within the scope ol
our recollection. In several instances the entire
body Of spectators rose simultaneously to theiI
feet, and with waving handkerchief. and hats KEEP,
Up shout after shout, until sheer exhaustion
obliged them to stop. This wonderful troupe will
appear again tonight, in conjunction with the dra
matte comp any, who will appear In the rattlin9
eomediptta OF n Bob Ncttles !" and ths drama ol
"Ireland A. It Is," In which Misses Brown and
Annie Ward will sustain the principal characters
CANrERBURY HAIL." Novelty, Variety and
Superiority" appears to be the motto OF the inde
fstigabie manager Of this popular establishment
Tonight, the second admirable dramatic produt,
tion OF the week will he presented, by the able
company, which 10 eatitlsd Rachel HylAndi or
The Momentous Question" an affecting domestic
drama In two acts. Miss Kathleen O'Neil, tht
vivaSious Irish comedienne and vocalist, IL In the
last week of her successful engagement, Mist
Ernestine De Fsiber also closes long and pleasing
engagement with the week. Donnelly, Eagan
Edwards, aud the entire company, sppeAr In al
entertaining bill every night. a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
IL Furnished rooms, agreeably located, may be
rented by calling at as + street, between sixth
and Seventh. noyI6-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

WHITEUURsT's GALLERY, 43t PENNSYLVANIA
AyENrE.-This celebrated establishment, has jgat
lss4 elessn,iy rs,Ittea an! M,ni.hed, Has one q
10 this country, Numbering over nfteen thousand,
embracing iikencsses Of distinguished pers0ns,
both civil and military. Likenesses of many oil
these fallen In batt c can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his com.
petitors, received n medal at the World Fair,
London. Particular attention u called tu his new
Imperial Photographs, also Vignstts now much
tolght after. EOviy-tt
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n CT A L - 70,
WAN DEPARTMENT,

ia WAN DEPARTMENT,
ADJUrkNT GsNEnAL's OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON, Nov. 10, 1859.
General Orders, No. se1.g'tJFJD y'r.rns,-,rtr
The members, recorder, and witnesses Of and
before Boards Instituted under section n, act oi
August ., 1851, to determine the cases Of ofhoers
recommended for the retired list, Will b allowed
the saps extra pay and travelling allowances A. In
the case Of h General Court Martial. This regula.
tion will take effect fsep the passage efthe &C,
herein cited.
ny order Of the ssesstsry Of War:
4. D. TOWNSEND,
q 81 Assistant Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
WANTS.

NXTANTED-.BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, . situation As plain Cook,
Chambermaid, or TO do general housework. Apply
ffSt &Ad TWenty-Second! #fF dec2-its
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
BOARDING..

boarding. A NUMBER OF GEN
I'D tismen can obtain beard At No. 4s1 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-hAlf and sixth streets,
Island. ocl1-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

DOR SALE OR RENT.---A HOUSE
IL and Factory for making Sash, Doors, Blinds
Moldings, Ao. Apply to or address GEORGE F.
RIDER, Agent, No. 6o2 New Jersey avenue.
pO2l-2Ws
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nR. A. TIE,
425 TREET,
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH sTs.,
OPPOSITE THE rosr orTicE.
w LITERARY AND
w DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.

LITERARY AND
w DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
FIRST COURSE OF LECTURES,
To be delivered before the Association, At
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PARK BENJAMIN, Friday, Deosmber4.
8 biect, THE WAR-A POEM.
HORACE GREELEY, Tuesday, December 8.
Subject NECESSITIES OF THE HOUR.
Dr.. ISAAC NJ. WISE, Editor Of the "Israslite, i,
Wednesday, December 10.
Subject; JADAIsM, HISTORY, 80.
ROBERT A. WEST, Friday, December ~.
Subjects WOMAN.
Hon. JOHN W. FoRNEY, Friday, Janusrya
Subject:
HENRY WARD BEECHER, =. January -.
Subject: -.
RI. DE- CoRD0vA, Wednesday, January 81.
Subject: LOVE AND CoURTsHIP.
Single Tickets 60 cents; for the Course OF Seven
Lectures 50.
Tickets TO be had at the principal Bookstores
Hotels, and at Room No. Washington Building
9T| PennsylvAniA avenue dec2-6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

WINES, ETC.
PRED. $. o"zzENs,
Pennsyivsnis av., twa doors IRON Fourteenth st.,
BRANCH OF 73 WARREN ST., NEW YORK,
Invites attention to his stock OF
FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, sEGARs, &c.
Agent for the ssls Of
LILIENTHAL's ToBACC0s,
YOUNG AMERICA,
STANDARD,
And various other brands.
Sole Agent for
LoNGwoRTTs CATAwRA WINES
CRIMEAN BITTERs,
Hermetically Sealed Goods, Fine Groesrles,
And Condiments,
DENTS CRACKERS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
Invites connoisseurs to inspect his large stock oil
FINE cLARET WINES,
OF the famous vintages OF 1874 and is,s;
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRA AND sHERRIEs;
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
OF his own importation, and calls the especial
attention OF consumers to the brands OF
DIDO, vER2ENAy CABINET AND DRY YER
ZENAY,
unsurpassed In Richness aud delicious nsvor, OF
which he Is importer.
FRED. $. CoZZENS,
Importer OF Wines, Brsndies, &c,
no1eo Penn. sv,, doors from Fourteenth st.
CUBA SEGARS. ---SEGARS, FROM
u 1900 to I1,G 0, OF Jiguani tobacco, ior sale At
i"V price. Apply to JOSE PICAsu, hiJo as
Twelfth street. between and II streets.
nOv2l-lw'
NEW ROSEWOOD CARVED :
N OCT PIANOS, for S226.
Come aud see them.
SCHUMACHER Il MONTGOMERY,
NEW MUSIC STORE,
No. Market space and PennsylyAn avenue, I'd
story, Washington, d. Z. noss-ti
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n F + I G I A l. .

Wan DEPARTMENT,
PRovosr MAMMAL GENERAL's OFFICE, J
WAsHIA oToF, Nov. 26, 1853.
Circular, Ho. log.
Paragraph . OF Circular No. 90, Of October %
1883, II hereby amended to read a. follows;
These rolls should be made In Quadruplicate, and
each shall be signed by the Provost Marshal, who
shall certify to the muster Of each man from the
date Of his enlistment. One copy OF this roll shall
BE- sent at Its date to the Adutant General Of the
Army one at the same time TO the Adjutant Gen
ersi Of the state, one at the same time to the su
perintendeut Volunteer Recruiting Service or ths
Chief mastering and Disturbing ofioer for the
state and the fourth shall be sent with the cloth
ing account Of each man and one copy OF his en-
listment (ss hereinafter directed) to the general
rendezvous with the detachment. Provost Mar
shals are directed to. keep record book OF mus
ters into the United states service.
JAMES D. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
FOR SALE OR RENT,

EOR RENT THREE LARGE
u HALLS, In one Of the best locations on the
Avenue. The Lease Of two Stores and the three
Halls may be sold II parties wish the purchase.
Inquire at a06 Pennsylvania avenue. decl-,t
CINGLE OR SUITES OF ROOMS TO
- LET, at No. 6oT Ninth street, next door to the
REPUBLICAN office. no30-iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02
AUCTION SALES.

CAvALRY BUREAU . & !
~ OFFICE or Carer av.srramAsrr,J
On the nrst and third WEDNESDAYS (9d and
ton, sSs csy:iy Depot, Gi..ssfU Sf fSa sSs
near this city 'cAvxfs4 { isisf ~ q 'hfoa.Es.
sale 10 commence 81 10 O'Clock !. n.
e. g; sAwTELLE, Lieut.: Gsl.
de,-is Az Chief euAr'erm''s' cavalry 'o'e'n'
A SSfSTANT QUARTERMASTER's
"A OFFICE, corner Of and Twsntyeeeond
NoTicE.TSs Public sale q Quart ieSm.:tsr stores
Der, Is postponed until "wednesday, the isth.
no2s-is. Capt. and A. q. NJ, U. "A.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMASTERf
"A OFEICE, corner Of Q and Twenty-sccor
Be sold At Public Auotios, on Wednes,iays, The sih
and 2si Of Deeembsr. 1863, at the Corral, near tho
Observatory, 10 this city
unfit for public service.
sales to commence stio o'clock s.m.
Terms cash, In 0oyeInment innd,;
noas-2et Captain and A. q. NJ. U. s. Army,
A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
IA OFFICE, CoRNrR G AND TwEsry.srcosp
TREErs, WARRINGTON, d. e., Nov. IS, isss.-Will
be sold at Public Auction, at the Quafterma.ter's
Twenty.arst and Twenty-second streets, wa,h.
ington, d. c., on WEDNESDAY, December 3D. q
large lot Of Quartermsster's stores, condemned az
Iron and Leather, Saddles, Brides, paris OF Hsf-
ness, and Wagons, Tents, Tools, and implement.
Terms cash in Government funds. n-a
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, n. m. . p,
CHARLES X. TOMPKINs,
nois-i2t Capt. and Quartermaster, u.s,A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

relief should consult Dr.. Fishblatt, whose once
Mo, s2l street, eornef OF Eighth street, and b
sstAblishsd nr. FIshblafts reputation ~ physi
elAn. kecent cases cured In few days. Charges
modcratA. DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
No. $91 Z street, corner of Eighth,
d. al ,.s opposits Ahs< <mssllrost QAe..
I'm 0a1Af b.fH1ssYfvINflr RouYsLrh,
quickest And safest route tp the Northwest an
sunday soldiers tickets at Gov vernmsnt rates b
AZ the principal points In the North and West
For Tickets and further inform alton apply al the 81
corner nnsylvania avenue and Sixth street, 'tn
DER National Hotel. Once open from 7 .. IN. 70
- - - I'm NORTON.
aua Aren't
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

g EASONED OAK WOOD FOR SALE,
- Delivered on the Cars at Ann nspolis Juction.
Price ts per cord. Address or apply 70 THOMAS
ROWE, Annapolis Junction, Md. - no21-7ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-02

FOF RENT. 1.-TWO PARLORS AND
THREE CHAMBERS, in q private family,
with new and handsome furniture, close by the
city cars The house 10 three story brick, in the
most healthy part OF the city. Reference required
Address D. A., box 7sJ,, Post-ofilce. no26-iws
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-04-24

drainage. A frog concert in swamps
near the barn or house ofa farmer, should
be his great discomfort, for they should
remind him that where the sour swale
carices and sedges and polypodies grow,
might be grown by the drainage thereof,
good crops Of foxtail, red-top and clio
yer, that would make his herds and flocks
to thrive all winter, instead of growing
less all winter, as is the case when fed
on the forage of an undrained swamp.
This is treating his cattle worse than he
would himself, should he subsist on dry
Goldfish and bean porridge. As the mer-
citul man regardeth the life of his beast,
such a man should not much longer toll
crate frog concerts under his windows,
and therefore be compelled to feed his
cattle on swamp hay and polypody, and
breathe tie nasty effluvia arising by night
from those undrained landsand, by night
through the summer season be obliged,
much against his will, to furnish the pure
claret to uncounted myriads of mosqui-
toes, bred in low, undrained swamp land.
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