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ADJUSTMENTS.
FCRO'S NEW THE
fEhTH STRBET. ABOVE E.
JOHN +. feRD.-..... Manager and Proprietor

rEhrA STREET. ABOVE
'ohF T. FeRD.--....-... Manager and Proprietor
THIS EVENING,
LAST k1sF kIsHF kIsHF
THE LITTLE BAREFOOT.
This Evening, for the last time,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
49,, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
WIN appear in her eomranion piece to Fanchon,
THE LITTLE BAREFOOT,
THE LITTLE BAREFOOT.
In preparation An entirely new drama entitled
THH PEARL OF SAVOY.
Aiso the exquisite domestic drama entitled
FAECH0N. FHB CRICKET. 1t
WASHINGTON THGATER,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
LEoNAND GROVER,
FfndDg it impossible to secure the ompletion Of
THE RLEGANTNEW DRAMATIC EDIFIOE
which bears his name in season to meet his engage.
ment with the
EM1NBNT COMBINATION
and tie numerous and popular Artists who consti-
tute lis Company, has secured for few nights the
WASHINGTON THEATER
for that purpose.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1863,
Pirst appearance Of
E. DAVENPORT,
]. w. WALLACK,
MRS. FARREN,
IMMENSE COMPANY
GRoyER's IREATER AT THE WASHING TON
TaEATER,
When will be Isess ntsd, for the only time,
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Mr. Z l.. Dave port Observation-Disclosures. as. Damon
Mr.. W Wailack as -.----...-....-...Py Pythias
Mrs Farrep Hermion
Presenting these great artists in parts of nearly
equ,l strength
The remainder of the characters by the
GREAT COMPANY.
c. KOPPITZ WILL ASSUME THE ORCHEs-
TRIAL BATON.
seats may be secured Monday, at c clock. Sc Dc
CANTERBUKI HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET
BEAR or NATIONAL HorEL.
THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE!
THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE!
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY!
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY!
Perfect in Organization and equal in Numbers and
Ta lent to four of any other Music Halls.
A COMBINATION OF STARS,
A COMBINATION OF STARS,
A COMBINATION OF STARS,
Each one Of whsm would alone be considered
sufficient the principal attraction any Theatsr
or Music Hall in the world.
TONIGHT,
Athrilline drama in three a,ts, entitled
THE Q f Ms PAGE!
TALE OF BLOODl
THE QUEEN'S PAGE!
TALE OF BLOOD!
Introducing the Great Successful Illusion,
H-THE GHOST!u
STHE GHyST!-
STHE aHOST!w
THE THREE GREAT STARS:
THE THREE GREAT STARS:
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS CLARA FOWLER
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY AND THE GREAT
VERSATILE COMPANY:
Nellie Taylor. Lille Brandon. Kate Harrison
Josephine Florence, Julia Richmond. II lie Ger
aldiae, Lucy Clifton, Geo. h. Edeson, R H. Col
Inns, W. J Armstrong. p W.; Williams, J. 8,
Neil svaegart, &c.
~ Admission twenty ave and fifty cents. Doors
open st7o'e'"91 performance at O'Clock.
POI 6LAR FAMILY MATINEE
POP PULAR FAMILY ma TINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
~ Admission-Lsdiss, % cents; Children, 10
cents. se 2l-8t
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GALL AT J. BRUc1& 90 8 70 buy Olothine
O5yk 464 Seventh street,
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/: KIDwELL WopBD REsPBorFuLLY
inform his friends and the pu b lie, that he has
!ns leSefoed I've splendid Of Wall
papers sold at the los sst cash prices Psrsr hung
ne CITY or country in the best styIe. bY sxpsri
encsct worx men @ Remember the place, No. So D
stlee-, ao AZ sth -. - - re 22-fw 8
NoTiCl.-Yor is.ls. avs huDdred eat, Of ons.
ytvo and four hoft sseppd land Harness, three
hgnarsd good citisepP and Cislisn g cond hand
~ And 9Th Btrett. Harness and .SAddh Hands
e i-lms d. 8. JoHNsToN..d
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c. W. teller & SON,
I'M = . r II f r s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
China, Glass, and Croskery Ware,
ABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, GOAL OIL LAMPB,
JAPENNED WATERS, DOOR MATS,
WEATHER DUsTERs. BRUSHES, WOOD WARE,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
SHouses Hotels, and steamboats, furnished at
short notice.
31s IRON HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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. 81, ME q young lady, aged 10, was taking,
since, 81. near Hoboken, N. j., she MAS set upon
y oy ,hree rufnans, and her person was shaIr,e-D
luiiy violated. Her lover made use of his tleeIss
"he skeoaddied without Offering resistance, 5 q
rre AN extensive revival OF religion is in
progress at Clarksburg. Montgomery ycannty
MO-, under the super vision Of the Rev Messrs.
Leach and Mytinger, Of the Baltimore Confer-
ence. = = sssss e eFf9t5 &c tst1Essr II ksff$
0-Tom Thumbs ptivhse fortune Is now ssa
tmated at S25o,o0Q. .sts-. sfolltSAz 81 sesAs =
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&EALBD PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THR
- snbsistence Department with fbeo) FIVE HUN
DRED Tons OF BALED HAY, are invited till the
18th day ofOctober, 1868 the Hay. to be of the
best quality. and to be delivered at tbs wharves at
Sixth street The Hay TO be weis bed at the time
of d. livery ar the weight determined to be the
purchase weight Bids will be required in dupii-
este, and bId will be received from parties who
disloyal, or who have previously failed with
cor tracts mad. with tie Govel nment or from
bidders not present 10 respond. Payment will be
made in Certificates of Indebted ess y A con.
trsct With good bono win be required u be
entered into. Bids to be directed to Col A BECK
WITH, A. 3. G. and c. s., 223 street Washing
ton d. @. ee2l
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FfNANCIAL.-New York papers of Yesterday
evening say the stock market is lower and has
a downward tendency. Government stocks
were firm but not acdve. The sales at ths,
board were the coupon skies Of 1881 at I06y
and certificate of Indebtedness AT GOA. for tSa,,
new and lOi Tor the old. In State stocks little
ana Caliiornia seyens at l1az. Missouris ws-s
quoted al 6 Gold has risen to las y. elosine
at i,S ,ss \, M ana exeh.neei is selling at is2ai5ax
easy at o per cent. In consequence ~ IN ..y ~
minasned mi activity of speculation the. dsm sns
i. ior money is smaller, while the supply of can.
aaI - nnereaslng Hence rates are ia yoring the
90 borrower. Mercantile paper is not so acsrca
ano hrst. class single name sells at saa Y
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uEAR YET HKAR IEn BEAR VEIL
IL REAO AND BE WISE,
179 south street. II 9 south B street,
Ia still open for the benefit Of the sick and dis
eassd and for the Suppression of Quscke cry and be
it known to all. tn at Drs. BROTHERS Il GRAY
are the only Botanic Physieians practising in
Washington. E.tabished in lss9 curing which
times Thousands of sics persona have been made to
rejoice in ne wness Of life and vigor We have cases
Who call on us daily, who have been robbed By
those i'm posters from the different sections of the
country and their health nearly ruined Also. we
have o mum Der of Sur seons Of the Army under our
treatment, who sehnowledxs that We can cure all
sesrst DiseMss without Asreury. Cal and be
near the Smiib sonan Institute se2 eo6tH
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.

QUARTsRhAsfRR's OTFIos, o. 8. A.. lg7 ST.
WAsHIEGToN, d. O., septe n Der IL, 1888. {
SEALED fRoPesAL LIS viii be- re seived until Sspte n.
Der 3 h at 2 u for deliverns at this Office Pour
teen Cores of well seasoned OAK WOOD. of the
beet quslity, TO be delivered follows Two cords
ct of October and two cords on the frst dsy of
each succeed ing month until the whole shall have
be. delivered
Proposals should be addressed to ths su bscriber,
end endorsed the envelope " Proposals for
Wono :" MORRIS 8, MILLER,
sai9 Major and Quartermaster.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs f0R ROOYING YELf.,

CAVALRY BuREAu.
OvYIcE OF 0HTEP QUARfEKAA9TER,
WAsHixssOE, d. O., 6epteuoer Q, 1883
PROPOSALS are solicited nt ths Office for tho fur
niahirs Of ROOFING FPLT In considerable guam
ttiss a. 1t may be required from time to time in
the eon.trnciiDn of cavalry stables and barracks
The Felt to be delivered at the wharf Of the
CsvuIry De pot at Gisboro Point near this city
Bidders sre rrauest-d to send with their bids
sa.n Piles OF the quality Felt they propose to fur.
Bish
The Felt win be subject to inspection on d.
nveIy. o. g. SAWTELLH
Lieut. Col. and Chief Qasrtermnstsr,
Ee 10 Cavalry Bureau
RoPOSALs YoR HORSES.
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- TOSUTLERS AND DEALERS.
Fresh Butter in fr hins and tin Tor army use
Fa boxes Eastern Cheese 81 ebis. Fresh Rxgs
For sale at 450 Eighth street:
se 10 2Us u. H. DUTR0W,
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EOR BALE A first rate two-story FRAME
Il HOUsE containing nre rooms together with
nine Building LO rs. all set out with choice fruit
such as peaches, pears pums. cherries, grs pes. al
OF the best selection; with pump of excellent
water in the yard; on the corner of g and 18th ats
and Penn. avenue east. For further particulars
call 8t residence No. 575.
se2l-iv" D. CARROLL
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uCste U Tie CIkJ QAarte7mastN, )
WAsBIEGroA, D. August is ISS, \
PROPOSALS are solicited and Will be received at
tss ON ee for furnishing Cavalry Horsss to be- de.
hyeIed at Putsburs Pennsyl " ania; Phifadelphis
Washington City, Syracuse, N. T., or Indianapolis
Proposals.. .iil be copsjdared for the furnishing Of
Hoftes lots or not less than twenty five. rs
The Horses to be from dfteen (I6) to sixtssn (l6j
ham high from sge Is, to nine 70, yea.s old we'll
assh and frse from all dsfe cts
The ability Of the bidder to fuldI his agreement
must be guaranteed By two responsible persons,
sntee.
sho1 hy the oficia csrttcste Of the Oiark Of the
nearest District Court. or of the Unitsd States
District Attorney
Proposals must be Addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel g, sawteile. Chief Quartermaster Cav
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Horses"
O. e. SAWTELLE
Lieut. Col. and ohef Quartermastsr,
an l8 II Cavalry Bureau
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E1oR sALH.-A great. Opportunity to invest 10
and Outdt OF the LIVE and SALE STABLE sit
nated at the eesns5 Of Bridge and Market streets,
riaxes, Buxsies, Harness, &c. If not sold At
private sale fore the 9Th Of october next II WIN
town, and now doins . good business. Books will
be shown and satisfactory rea SONS given. Inquire
ON the premises of b. X. GLADMON, ,er GLAD.
NON ESQ g. 2i.lws
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RRlCK COTTAGE FOB sALE.-That delight
containing seven rooms. lighted by gas on 81 ST.,
In Printing once Square, will be sold cheap In.
by letter or in person. Possession given immedi-
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W0OD-A quantity of WOOD, Oak aud Pine,
w seasoned, Tor sale, or =. land of Thomas
Murphy near Rock Cree March 1t Joins tae
Carpenter
This farm is for sale hss good Apple and Pes-h
orchard on il, with abundance Of water AMI
meadow, with comfortable Dwelling house 1t
has been nsed as market garden for many years
1t would suit for dairy. I will sci, the Crop
and stock if required. 1t is rsrs chance TO get =
place the City, only miles
seq cost THOMAS MERpaY
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VARIETY.

ia man cannot readily recognize merit, it is very
certain that he has none himself.
beet-root sugar manufactory has been estab-
lished at GeeOng, Victoria.
I. Poverty wouldn't be SO much of misfortune, If
the world didn't treat 1t SO much as crime
II may be far less respectable TO be able to wear
fine clothes, than to be able TO make them.
Always punctuate what you write; it would be q
pity to le; the thing go without any stop at all
man comes to church, and falls fast asleep, as
though he had been brought in for corpse, and the
preacher were preaching at his funeral.
- 1 say, Pat, what sre you about; sweeping out
tho room 20 No. answered Pat. I'm sweeping
out the dirt and leaving the room"
A philosopher being asked What animal is most
hurtful replied, "Of wild beasts, ryrant; Of
tame, fatterer."
The man who needs law to keep him from
abusing an inferior animal, needs prison to pre-
vent his violating the Law. It ought 10 be enough to
deter any from cruelty that the objects Of IL
cannot speak for themselves, cannot bear witness
against him, are dumb.
He that is perfectly wise is perfectly happy; nay,
the very beginning of wisdom makes life easy to
Neither is il enough know this unless print 1t
in our minds by daily meditation. and so bring a
good will to a good habit.-SeHeca-
When Lord Erskne was admitted a member of the
Fishmongers' Company, he Of course made q speech.
On coming home, he said to a friend. :" l spoke i'll
to-day, and stammered, and hesitated in the open
ing His friend replied. 80 You certainly fOuHdsred
but thought you did SO in compliment TO the fish
mOngers-"
CHEAP BURSISG OH FOR HAND -LAMPs-Commou
refined whale o;I, with the addition of third Of
its bulk Of good kerosene oil, will make burning
mixture for the ordinary hand lamps, without shades
ehimueys, often used. about equal to the best
sperm oil, perfectly safe and free from smoke or
SMELL
PRAYER.-The following is a companion piece for
the wegl-known evening prayer for Children begin
ming 80 Now lay me down to Sleep ETC..
'Now rise from OF my bed,
pray the Lord for daily bread
Keep from sinful thought and deed
Be with my steps in hour Of need
nd my soul il thou dOSt take,
All clean and pure for Jesus sake"
SPANISH PRoyERBs-1. Don't speak i'll Of the
year, till 1t is over.
2. Water that has by will turn mill.
3. Rising early does not make daylight come sooner.
4. Let an idle man buy q lip edit paper.
8. Marriage designed by God TO be the hap
piest mode OF living
6. The swallow is fed, the opportunity is gone
z. He who would live long must grow old easy.
s. Men grateful for Kind deeds as the sea is
when gou fling into il cup Of water.
g. Nnning wishes-what God does not wish.
10. man In debt is stoned every year.
IL. A leap ditch is better thsu another
as prayer.
II Your rising early does not make the sun rise.
15. Poverty is often brand Of knavery.
Il. Memory runs from like q slave from q
master.
si15. He who builds gold to dust, but he who
buys land turns dus: 20 gold.
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Partnership Notice |!

E'kOM THIS pATE, JOSEPH b ATH-
ShION - admitted partner mercantile house.
hse Indebted to will please IrifhOut
u our Creditors will please
uent immediately
nc business viii be continued the old under the
oi CASTLE COOKE aud f0rgetsul OF past
UsJ would stl solicit share Of public patronage.
CASTLE & COOKE.
'aH1Asy !, isoj 345Im
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AGENTS FOR THE
Regular Dispatch Line of Packets,
81 BETWEEN -
HONOLULU g. SAN FRANCISCO.

Bark - Comet" Capt. Jas. Smith.
" Oung Hector Capt. John Patty,
"Hnnkee.' Capt Taylor.
will be dispatched regularly every
three weeks, or oftener.
Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest rates.
have superior
Passengers, for whom every comfort Will be afforded.
Through Bills Ladng will be given Honolulu, for merchsn
disc New York Boston, the freight being reshpped
Francisco, board clippers without
70 shippers.
Shippers also Boston New York through
Bills Ldng for freight shipped San Francisco, Of Mesrs
Oldden Williams Boston and Messs W. T. Coleman Co.,
New York Messrs. McRuer Merrill, Agents for Regular
Dispatch Line, at San Francisco. 29T-ly
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Two W orids.

The Two Worlds.
Two worlds there are. To one our eyes we strain
Whose magic joys we shall not again
Bright hare Of morning wells its gIimmering shore.
All, truly brsathed there
Intoxicating
Glad were hearts in that sweet realm Of
Nevermore-
The lover there drank her delicious breath
Whose love has yielded change or death:
The mother kissed her Child whose days DER,
Alas too have fed
The irreclaimabIe dead
We see them-yisiOns strange-aInid the
EeyermOEe.
TIE merry song maiden used to sing
The brown, brown hair that 20 cling
To temples long cIay-eod: the very
They strike weary hearts,
5 some memory starts
From that apg faded land-the realm Of
Seyermore-
It perpetual Summer there. But here
Sadly may remember rivers clear,
And harebells quiyeruG the meadow floor.
For brighter bells and bIuer,
For teGderer hearts and truer
People that happy Iand-the realm Of
Neyermore.
Upon the frontier Of this shadosy land
We, pilgrims o! eternal SORROW, stand;
What realm lies FORWARD, with its happier store
or forests green and deep,
OF valleys hushed sleep,
And lakes PeacefuIl 'Tis the land Of
Eyermore.
Very 0 n the marble cities seem
Very FAR of-beyOnd sensual dream
It's woods, unrufird by the wild winds
Yes does the turbulent surge
Howl its very verge.
One moment-and breathe within the
EyerInOre.
They whom we loved and lost long ago,
Dwell in those mortal
fresh yhen
Eternal peace have they:
God wipes their away
They drink river of
Eyermore.
Thither We hasten through these regions dim
But 10, the wide wings of the Seraphim
Shine On that joyous shore
Our enlightened hearts shall know
The life Of long ago:
The sorrow-buriened past shall fade for
EYermore Selected.
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WILCOX, RICHARDS q co.

Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants dealers in General
Merchandise. Keep constantly hand full assortment
OF ofmerchaHdise for the supply Of Whaers and Merchant
vessels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Prscinct
No. a.-Wm. J. Sullivan, highway robberyj COM
mitted to Jail for court Henry German and AbrA-
ham Rose, assault and bAttefyi turned over to mil
itary. Mrs. ChAs. +. Thompson, driving on pave
ment; dismissed.
Precinct No. 3.-Bridget Maloy, dFunkennesSi dis
missed. Charles Butler, disorderly conducts fined
50 Sc
Precinct No. 6.-Jno. Harrlgan, horse stealingi
dismissed. Benj. Penney and Page Gordon, fight
ing; dismissed. Maria Myers and MAgdelinG
Bush, suspicionj diRmisseG Edward Pumphrey,
grand larceny dismissed Jno. Proskener, threStsi
dismissed. Geo. Deggs, Fred. Cleary and Jno
Gleed, suspicion; dismissed.
Precinct No. .6.-AlexAndeT Case and Jno. Mckay
disorderly conduct and drunkennessj turned over
to the military. Alex. Taylor, same Offences nned
Sl04
PrrciRct No. John H. Fletcher, Thomas Harri'
son, and Henry Hillary, larceny sent to jail Tor
court. Chas HNskins and John Walsh, carrying
| concealed weaponsj dismissed. Philip Green, for
creating a nuisance, and Chas. Haskins, for pro-
family; each fined sI.94. The following were dis
missed; Samuel Simpson, suspicion OF larceny
| Daniel Bresnaham, ASSAULT Eliza Fletcher and
Harriet jackson, grand larceny Lieut.. Lockwood,
| drunkenness.
| Precinct No. B.-Mike Cain, drunkenness, hned
s2.9I; James NOlen, drunkenness, fined sa'sIi Jas
sweeny, drunkenness, fined SI.94. Agnes White
petty larceny, dismissedi Pat. Duygman, fighting
in street, dismissed.
Precinct No. 9.-There were no arrests In thiI
preoient, nor in the frst or fourth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

ORPHANS CoURT.-In the Orphans Court
(JudgS Purcell) Saturday morning, the will of
Thomas Carberry, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate. After making provision for his relatives,
leaving them various sums Of mozey from ive to
twenty-five hundred dollars each, he bequeaths to
ST. Vlncent's Orphan Asylum one thousand dollars,
to st. JoSeph'G Male Orphan Asylum Ave hundred
dollars, and to the Carmelite Monastery, Balti-
more, ave hundred dollars.
The residence Of the deceased 10 to be kept by
his sisters, Ruth and Caroline Carberfy, who are
allowed 81, 200 per annum for keeping up the place
during their lifetime, and after their deoease the
mansion is to be merged into the estate, which is
left as a perpetual charity fund. The executors
are ~ convert the estate into safe bonds the pro-
ceeds Of which for the present are to be paid by
thom TO the Sisters of Charity Of st. Vnoents Or
phAn Asylum, TO be expended as they may think
most juhiciously in works Of charity.
The executors are, If in their judgment proper,
to dispose Of any or all Of the estate, having an
eye to improving ltS condition, that II may pay
the greatest amount. The will of the deceased
nominates his sisters Caroline and Ruth Carberry,
and his friend Richard Lay, as his executors, but
the sisters renouneed the appointment, and Mr..
Lay yesterday morning qualified. The estate is a
large one and 10 distributed in every part Of the
city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
AnnuaemenIa.

GRevER's THEATRE.-To.night east Lynne,
or the Elopement," will be presented for the last
time. On Saturday evening next the great farewell
engagement Of Miss Lucille Western terminates.
We urge upon all who have hitherto neglected to
see EAST Lynne" to be at Growers Theatre to-
night, as no other opportunity will be afforded
this season.
On tomorrow evening, Miss Western appears
in two of her most charming ohAracters-HSTrGr-
maiiah, in the "Wept Of the Wish-tOn-wiHh," and
Li=ene in the beautiful drama Of the "serBeant'S
Wife,
CANTERBURY HALL.-An excellent bill is Of
fered by the enterpriSing management of this
standard place Of Amusement tonight, including
the representation, for the first time In this city
of q thrilling two act drama entitled The Con
yiotB Vengeance, q Tale Of England and Austria
lia," and a beautiful new ballet, " La Fete DEF
Muses." arranged by Mons. szOllosy' These attrac
tiOns together with the charming Songs OF miai
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

DEAD HoRsEs.-Hsddgudrte Metropolitan
Polios, No. SIC Eleventh tfresf.-An dead horses
found in the cities Of Washington and Georgetown,
and the county beyond the limits Of these cities,
will be removed on notice in writing, particular
izing the locality Of the carcass being left At either
Of the several police stations mentioned below.
Patrolmen are required 10 report daily 10 their
several sergeants all dead hOrEea In their respeo
tive beats; and sefgeAnts to transmit Immediately
such information to Mr.. John II. German, superin-
tendent Wagon Park, corner OF m street north and
Nineteenth street west, or these headquarters.
r. POLICE STATIONS.
Georgetown -station-house on High street, near
First wSrd@on Twentieth street, between I
and X streets.
second ward-.ohiO avenue, next to corner Of
Thirteenth street '.'.
Third wArd-TemperAnce Hall.
Fourth Ward--EAst wing City Hall.
Filth Ward-South D street, between First and
Second streets east. ..
sixth Ward-Odd Fellows' Hall, Navy Yard.
Seventh hWArd-Four.and-a-hAlfs street, west side,
between and + streets, south. ...|
County station House-Corner Of seventh stroSt
and Boundafy, Tor portion north Of oityj and at
Odd Fellows, Hall, Navy Yard, for portion beyond
the Eastern Branch.
Notices left at the Department OF the Metropolis
tan Police, No. sic Eleventh street, will receive
prompt attention. ....a --L.-..
je3Ieoim W. b, WEBB, supt