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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
PROPOSALS.
FOR RATIONS FOE
1854.

1854.
QUAaTEaMArEA's OEFicE U. g. M. CoaPs,
WARRINGTON, Oct le, 1854
Sealed Propo;sls VIII b ,:esiysd re a I'll. ONCE
next, ior iurnishisS Rations to ne Q. 8. M.rnss,
at the following stations during the year 1854 vis
ChariestoWn, Massachusetts;
srooElyn, Long hlsnd, New York,
PhiisdsphiA, fsnnsyivsnia,
WaahiBgton, District Of Columbia;
Gpsport, near Norfolk, Va.
Each ration to oonsist Of three-quarters OF >
pound Of meas pork, o. baconi or one aod fourth
bread, made Of extra supsrnns. -four, or 10 lieu
thereof twenty-five ounces Of extra superhne nourj
q q: s,Id 4 shs .sPs 9PSa q 's
best white beans, or In lieu thereof ten pounds Of
rice ten pounds Of good cofss, OF In lieu thereof
sssd sss fss New o.s.iRs M R'sas:
poShss poS q SIs one M ssa
% pSunds Of sood hard brown .p soap two quarts Of
salt and one hundred pounds Of potatoei, to each
- The Increased allowance Of four ounces Of nour
% provids6, @ viii cease Il Of lie PRESENT
on h u: q
sn%ssdins oiesr oi each s,siios' either @ IN bulk
best and most choice pieces Of The sarosss pork
to Be- No. { prime mes. pork and the groceries to
Be Of tha best QuAltty OF ktnos nAmed
All subject to Inspection.
All bids must bs accompanied BY the following
Form Of Guarsniss.
a:. y. -: s:,ssS.s s
win, within ten days After the receipt OF the con.
% the s ..s xn good s:a I. ..s1 S
contract a. Aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
the difference betws en- the ofier Of the said-And
that which may be accepted.
A. b, GuArantor.
Witness: Q. D., GuArAntor.
EFF.
1882.
thereby certify that the above named ---- are
known TO me 40 men OF property, a:d able to make
10 * ;gssd by s Unaed stsis. pt.irt Judgs, Uni-
ted States Disf,tef Anorhey, or Collector
No proposals. will be considered unless AccompA-
nied by the above guarantee
(Newspapers authorized TO publish the above
will send the paper containing the nrst insertion
TO this offes for exAminattonO
Proposals TO BE- indorssd Proposals for Rstions
W. D SLACK,
oei7-IawAw Major and QuArtermAstsT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
0UARTERMASTERS'

OUARTERMAsTERs', CONTRAC
w. TORS, Surgeons, and Con,rAc Physicians
Account. and Claim. collected and remitted to any
part OF the United states, from az to per cent.
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerk,
In proper manner for fees so that those
drafted person no, legally liable can be exempted
GEORGE L. II. DAY I CO..
Counsellors at Law,
Auis-u Washington Buildings, Room No. II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN.
ID tleusn can obtatn bosv1 81 No. ~ Maryland
avenue bstwesS Four-an1 -a-hslfand Sixth streets,
1sland. oc17-n
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

A woaD or ADvIoB.-Those who hays bsen
iostortnG for weeks aud nonths without o6tAining
teiisf should consult Dr. Fishblatt, whose snee .
ssdiiss,iy cured. iSsasy.avs yssss ssSsssssss -
established Dr. FishhlAtts rsputation - pAyS1'
aAa. Recent eases cured In fsw daYs. C&AiSes
nodsrAAs. DR. FIoHuLAfT,
No. n stfsss, soeAss ~ E1GAth.
Opposite the oanaeal ~ OAsss
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THE TURF.
NATIONAL COURSE,
IN WAsHIHoroS CITY, d. q.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
TRorrING WEEK, eonmsacins TUESDAY,
October 20,

TROTrING WEEK.. commencing TUESDAY.
October 20.
Firt day-rUEsDAY. Purse, $500.
Free to all hVrses that have never shown better
second asy-WEbNEsDAY. qlst. Purse, s2o,.
For all Trotting Horses owned In the District on
the Ist day Of Oclober, Harness, ans.
ThiId dday-THURSDAY, 22L Purse, $500.
For all Horses that have mover shown better than
W" FOURTH Hais: a.yaSalDAY, " nd. Purse, $500.
for Double Trotting Teams, best in 5.
Fifth dAy-SATURDAY, slth. Grand Trot'ipg
Purse Of q 900.
Open 70 Ethan Allen, patchsn, Flora Temple, But
lsI, Fl,iDSa.Ts and I, AZ other Horses that have
GRAND RUNNING WEEK, commencing MON.
DAY, November 4, 1889.
First day-MoNDAY, November
forfeit; to name and hll by the 9Th Of october.
Purse Of s2o0 added BY the track. Mile heats.
Second day-TuEsDAY, November D. Purse,
$500, mill; hest In 8.
Third day "WEDNESDAY, Novsmber4. Purse,
'i S.arsh a.y.THuRsDAy, Nov.mbers o. Purse
'si Filth % %asy|FRiDAY, November 6. Handicap
$50 entrance; PIP. e2oo added. Single dash X
sixth d.y-sATURDAy, November 7. Purse
d, 900; 4 mile heats.
Entrance, o per cent. OF the purses
Races and trotting commences at o'clock y. m
each day, under the rules OF the National Course
The United States Brass Band will be In attend
Ance daily.
For all trotting purses, to enter and to start
Membership Cards, sio. Single admission q.
oois-dtao a. MoFFATT, Proprietor
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
PIANO FORTES.
ID II A d b U RY'S
ID NEW SCALE PIANO FOhrES.

UNPRECEDENfED sUCC1B6I
SIX FIRST PRIZES
Received within three weeks: From New Jersey
state Fair, at Patsrson, n: j.; from New York
state Fair, ct Utica, N. Y, from Ohio STATE Fair,
Norristown, Pa; lilinsis state Fair, ct Decstur,
ill.,, from American Institute Fair In New York.
GoTrscHALK,
The celebrated Pianist, says Of them,
III have examined with great esrs Mr.. VIM. D.
Bradburys NEW SALE PIANO FORTES, and II
IL nv opinion that they are very superior tHsfrv,
poykmanship, and the power, puf ", richness and
equality OF their tone. I feoommand, therefore,
these instrumsats TO the public In general, and
'' - ''' - az. N. 0orTscHALK.
NEW YoRK, July 10, i8sa"
The most eminent OF the musical profession o
New York have also given the most unqualified
testimonials In favor Of these instrumenta send
for q circular. wa. D. baA0BUkY,
No. t1 Brooms street., New York.
ocis-dstawit
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
CLOTHING.

DOYS' CLOTHING.---WE ARE NOW
ID in receipt Of larfs assortment q Doy., and
Chlldrens Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
Tor the present ssason for dress and school wsas,
70 which We invite the Attention q pAesats.
WALL, 1rEPHEN1 b Co.,
390 PennsyivaniA Avenue, betwsen
Ninth AAd Tsath strssts.
apr io-tnf lstar = IAtsl.l
n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. I'VE
III have now In store full stosh Of 0Atlsnsn's
Spring ovsreoats, Business saits Dress euits, and
Frnishing Goods Of the latest stylsa, naAufastuf.
Cd With the same degree Of nsatnsss tyls and sle-
rance, a. n msde 70 order.
WALL sTEPHENs b Co.,
0AA PsnnsyivAnie Avenue, bstwsea
Ninth aad Tsath streses.
sps is-saf Issas I Intsi.I
WINTER GARMENTS.
w NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHING.
ar: 19S II E:s:p. q : g; e: Of
est styles suitable for the present season for dress
ssd school wear e xhSh " lnyisS e; Assn'n
osts-ifu ssa Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10Th sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
GAS FIXTURES.

TAS FIXTURES.-- w. THOMP-
VI SON h Co, 20 Pennsyivania avenue, having
rshtted and furnished their chandelier room, are
prepared TO exhibit the largest and handsomest
assortment Of GAS CHANDELIERS and BURN
ERS 10 be found south Of Philadclphia. Their
stock u fron the oelebrat factory of Cornelius
baker, and 10 sold At the manufacturers prices.
Call and see before purchasing. oe6-9w
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

EW BoOhol NEW booho
Inc Police Record Of spies, snusslen and Rebel
Emissaiies Detected within the Lines Of the Army
Of the Cumberland, with Biographical .ketches Of
Curberland. ILLUSTRATED. Price u, paper bound.
Mrs Woods iast-Ths shadow Of Ashiydat.
Martin Pole. Paper, % cents.
Bensley: A story Of To-day Paper; 70 cents.
The Dead Shot Cloth ti ..
Excursions, BY Il. p; ThoTssu. Cloth; o. T
Flower, Fruit and Thorn Piec D. 2vols, CLOTH
me n. .s,ns Of Ama'i.. BY author owen Meredith,
The sbove and all Military Books sent free, by
Comni.ssry siank BooIs' Every commi..sry
void FOL sSy s1' they WI uDsos 81; sPe 4SSSR IS &;%"
Bookseller and stationer 7s4 Penn. av.
ocis-7t tChron.hsundayl
TUsT RECEIVED A LARGE AS
u sortment Of American, Euslish and French
fla .I Sct ns sns SoSs
Books, Tuck Memorandum Books, fine English
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
PsS :.s a. %
w:Sd.s Sd A. Home and yi;i,ss !6sSS SaIds
ocis-im tchronasl aat Penn. avenue.
NEW EDITION OF THE REBEL
Daily Record OF Events from November, IS o, to
September goth, 1883, and Map Of the Middle and
southern ates, showing the location Of every bat
tle iorts taken BY our forces aud other interesting
Information. Price 2S cents Sent by mail, free Of
postage, on receipt Of % cent.. Suffers and ped
iers supplied at liberal discount.
Just Published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
3A Pennsylvania avenue.
ocio-2w Sund. Chron. Chron. h Init
I'M A N H . Q D.
luu HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
just Published In Sealed Envelope. Price six cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Radical Cure Of spermatorrhea, or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual
Debility, and Inpedlmsnts to Marriage generally,
nervousness, ConsuwPtion, Epilepsy and Fits;
selfAbuse, 40, BY Robt. J. Culvsiweii, NJ. b., au.
thor Of the Green Cook, kc.
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, in . plain envelope, to any adj
dres', postpaid, on reoeipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps y D.; ~ e kLIS kiW 1opx
seiS-smindAw Post Ofice Box. Ao66.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

A sSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's
IA OFFICE, corner Of @ and Twsnty-scoond
streets, WAsHiHoTos, d. c, seatember 26, i0ss.-
VIII be sold at Public Auction the arst, second
and third WEDNESDAYS, 1th, 18th, and 2ist Of
october, AT the Corral, near the washington Oh
,ervAtory, large lot o. Horses and Mules, con-
demncd as unht for public service.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Terms s-CAsh In Government funds.
CHARLES GARRETSON,
se26-tds Assistant artermaster,
rHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS.
- TERs OFFICE, Depot cf washingtou, No.
lst Moth street, Washington, d. C., October .,
lsss.-Sale OF Quartermsster's Property. On
MONDAY, October 10, 1863, will be sold, at Public
Auction,
FIVE TONS Up RAGS,
more or less. Sale to commence at i2 O'Clock m,
At the Quartermsster's Warehouse, No. 3 New
York avenue, between Eighteenth and Niaeteenth
Terms cash, In Government funds.
EDWARD L. HAR1Z,
oci2-td Captain and A. q. NJ. u. 8. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

Cnssns MAnxsf To-DaY.-TAs nasks was
wsil asssn1sa 49, nosaing. sad there - ~
Nov Of eonnodities, but - 10 usuaits WesA1ag.
toa the prices were eaossh 10 fiightsa nsst ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
]. W. THOMPSON q CO.,
- PrHH. AVENUE.

The repairs rendered necessary BY the Ore Of
ss:sass al work entrusted Us with pronpsnsss
and ndslity.
d short notice and fair prices. oel0-iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

AssAULrNe A CoLoRsD MAS.-Lsst night,
about o'clock, - an old ooiorsd man was passing
along the Aveaus, bstwssa Niath end Tsath Streets
he was set upon by two drunken soldiers, and beat
pretty badly. A policeman arrested the soldiers
and took them 10 tho Gusrdhouss, where Lieut.
solomon connittsd them for punishmsnt. Their
names are James Mssgher and John McMann.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
ID EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.

Everybody should call on
N. H. MILLER,
Intelllgense Ofhce, for servants and real estate.
Agency No. sli Ninth street near Psnnsyivania
avenue, (north.)
Particular attention paid to the renting Of Dwell
tate and other Property bought and sold on COM
missien. I. 0.-
Property holders can obtain the best Of tenants
without charge.
n. 3. The best Of reference given when required.
Oclg-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

NHw. .YoRK srYLBs.-G GentlsmeN's Clothisg =
Eep and EaAio~sbje "A iaige assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
iing Coats exesll a beauty, srsds and nni'h any.
WALL, srrPHEHs 4 Co.,
ocs-tf s22 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
~ A n 7 ERBU RI II A I l.
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,

I'm rsaf Of ne Mstiopolissn ssd Rational Hcssis)
AN ENTITE NEW STAGE
nS'ss' 0ssa '%TRggJMToND LIGHT
Displayed from the top ofthe building ,illumlustps
the stranger 70 the Haii.
THE GREAT NAPoLEoNIC MUSIC HALL
General Rendezvous Of S1rst Clsss Talent.
THE TUE F5EaESIE H9sE SE1p II sS4pTxii ~ TSxiisrH
The SasswoIn, , he sorrowfui, the Grave, the
''f. foSEhT 1H'f fESPai Il ~; OF roRcErruLsEss.
STILL GREATER AvGMENrATIoN OF AT.
THACrIoN.
THIS EVENING,
Eirst apPssfsncs pear In Washington Of the Great
ED. MURRAY,
ED. MURRAY.
Continued rnsxamplsd Success Of the
six sIx SskAT GREAT FEMALE EEsHLE s4HRs., s4FHAss,
sIEtIE sIEtIE sIEE E$$EEs' E$$EE:,' E$$EE:,
JULIA MORTIMER,
lula MORTIMER,
Ess:siisE EssEsiisE & DE EzisEs: fzisEs;
sEES stfS sEES ss$:E: ::$s$:4E::; :$s$:E:;
MILE MARIE,
MILE MILE MARIE, MARIE,
ME- %Ess ekARA ekARA ES%Eks, rS%Eks,,
COMBINATION OF LONELINESS AND GENIUS,
and an An Embodiuent Of che Twin Graces OF Song
'TNEaUALLED UPON ANY STAGE.
r. New sad Beautiful b let, rich In Gorgeous
Les PLAlsIRS ITALIENs,
LES PLAIslRs ITALIENs,
mons. GUIILAUME roucHE
will appesr, in conjunction with the Misses Fowler
and Etnestine De Faiber, and the "FAiRf SIS
T#F T#f sEsyS sEsyS e SE sE.yTy, sE.yTy,
Consisting Of the following beautiful and talented
MISS Lille BRANDON, t'
MISS JULIA RiCHM0hD,
MISS JOSEPHINE FLORENCE,
MISS KATE HARRISON,
MILE GERALDINE,
Miss LUCY CLIFTON.
Unparalleled continued success Of
MR.. GEORGE r. EDEsoN,
The peoples favoIite Comedian and Vocalist
Second week Of the great vocal and terp.ichorean
THE Gypsy TRIO,
THE GIPsY TRIO,
BY Misses Julia Mortimer, Millie Fowler and De
GREAT vERsHTiIE siSfI COMPANY,
=. 4; SSLfiss, WILLS J; XRMsTsoEs, H.
w. %bEtISMs MosTiMEs Il sEaSAs SsS@s, St&skE MSss H.
SSsl SslfffxSr LII an WI VIEW sSPisfii" ELL "a
Of song. R.nce., Farce, Nssso M.
Domestic Drama. the
IRISH EMIGRANT,
10 which Mr.. Geo. r. kdeson will sing " The Irish
Emigranps Lament"
Aamisson. .........."..........."'S oents
Privsts Boxes, holding six j;Ss persons.
Doors open at ~ o'oioeki Performance as Q.
REGULAR sEslss, sxTGspAY rG Xr1TERsoos.
Ad~ission: Ladies, 20 e,s ehildisn, 10 ets. :,
1 psy sp!y ssa P.i:
| ocii
VARIETIESi RIETIESi
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
iit1.i@mons. Stag. manager and AdvertiSsi
| The popularity OF this GREAT MUSIC HALL
| msnifested by the intense delight Of the crowded
houses, who, with an admiring eye for Genius,
Tale mt and Love iness bestow great praise upon
the present LARGE STAR COMPANY.
THIS (sATURDA NIGHT.
To be presented, for the last time, FitIsimsons
| Version OF the
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME! 49,
The whole e. .nPany cast 4. the Y,soe. For the
Isst two nights this hhs drew crowded houses
The gay and fashionable Lie -Tabieaux, ke.
D-Look at the Talent Ensagsd..G
MAFFIT AND BARTHOLOMEW,
| jim AND BILL BUDWoRTH,
| MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
| LIMA WINDEL,
| LIZZIE SHULTZ
Misses Miles, Florence and Marsh, Miles Theo
dora, Elomore and Roulette.
| MONDAY YNIGHr-CAkRIE AVERY ooi7
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

THl only place where you can purchase EAdta
Ashter goods Of ali kinds at MsNS scw@s priess %
| q II. A. HALLS India Rubber Wafehouse, 80
| stroets.' 0AR 4o-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

Who Will BB CURlD I'VE desire 70 call
spssiAl attention 10 the advertisement Of the ssls
bratod Dr. vellny, which appears In another column
The Doctor is sale and reliable whose
skil and experience 10 guarantees that the unfor.
ddence intrust his case In his hAnds. Let young
nan b warned 10 time, and ssss the bs:s means ei
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

Mr.. Alfred speer, Of New jersey, hss boon
In town, introducing an article Of aanbuci wine
from his viLeyards, where he has 5000 bottles
which has attained the sse Of four Year,. The
samples which he left with Us are certainly very
palatable, and from the certificates Of eminent
chemists which he holds, It 10 doubtless valuable
medicinal remedy, % well - superior article for
family use.-Eep Haven Courier.
some Of the above wine, years old, has been
procured BY our druggists.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
NEW BOOKS.

DO U URT Z EN-
FANCY DRESSES FOR WINTER PARTIES
GODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR kOvEMBERis 10
especially devoted TO this department. Besides the
fancy dresses, there are nve others, all accurately
and minu,ely described. This 10 an opportunity
seido y offered 10 isdses- fou nay get one or two
fou,tevn hguies, given N sne magazine, besides
all the other matters that appeftain monthly ~
the Lady's Book, which, In the Language OF CON.
temporary, "is an that woman coulu desire In the
shape OF Gmagartne." We have devoted especial
attention in this number 70 the different
FALL AND wINTE9 DnEssEs' CLoAks AND
for grown persons - well - children. Articles Of
work for ladies have also received our attention.
They are too m any for % 70 enumerate, but cali
and see the number, sad weigh II In the balance
agairst % csats and thss wonder how 80 much can
Be furnished for 90 little noeey
Odeon Building,
oeiT-its cor. Four.snd .a.half st. and Pa. sv.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRoyER's THEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II.
Mr.. Grover hss the honor to volunteer for this
occasion tho 70 eminent srtistss,
J. W. wALLACK
L. DAVENPORT,
who will make their last appearance,
His new Theatre, his Company, orehestrs, Attend
ants, and the entire resources Of the establish.
ment
Almost every seat taken In the
DRESS CIRCLE.
ORCHESTRA CHAIR
engaged before 10 O'Clock yesterday, and . ver5
large portion Of the
PARoUETTE CIRCLE.
THE ExvRA ORCHESTRA CHAIRS
have been numbered and placed In the aisles, and
will bs put on sale this morning.
No pait Of the
FAMILY CIRCLE
will br rs.erved before the opening Of the doors.
the admission price Of 1t.
NOTICE TO PERSONS HOLDING RE-
SERVED SEATS.
As the object 10 philanthropic and the entere re-.
cepts without abatement are given to the Sanitary
com aissiop, the director feels that he request
the holders Of secured seats to assist him In seat.
Ing the house comfortably and without confusion.
Therefore, please come early and occupy your
seats, as to keep hundreds OF people standing,
with hundreds ofvacaut seats, 10 herculean taak,
and depends greatly upon the politeness Of the
assemblsge.
Let II be understood, however, every care has
been taken IN the sale Of seats. No mistake can
possibly occur, except through the wilfullnsss Of
ticket-holders. The director will supe'intend In
person, as far As possible, the seating. oci7-it
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

THEATRE
LEONARD GROWER. DIRECTOR
ENI Ire RECEIPTS, WITHOUT ABATEMENT,
WILL BE GIVEN TO UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1858,
BENEFIT OF THE U. 8. SANITARY
COMMISSION.
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN,
FOR That NIGHT ONLY,
For the abevc estimsbie charity.
Mr.. Grover has the honor to volunteer for the
occasion those eminent artistes,
J. W. WALLACK
And
e. DAVENPORT,
who will make their last Appearance
Hs new Thsatrs, his Company, Oichestrs, At
tendants and the eatirs resources Of the sttAosh-
ment.
The ball selected for the occasion is shakspsars's
sublime tragedy,
ACBETH.
MISS c. CUsHaAN..... LADY MACBETH
tHer only appearsnce.)
MR.. J. W. WALLACK........as.. MACBETH
(His last appcarsnoe)
MR.. h. 1. DAvENPORT......as... ....mACDUFF
| His last appearance)
RATES OF ADMISSION:
| The committee OF the entertainment having In
! view the charitable nature OF the occ ssion, and
the uuex smpled strength Of the cast, have named
the following A. the p Ices Of aduission;
Tickets Of admission to any part Of the Theatre,
Orchestra Chairs, Dress or Parqustte Circle,
ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved Seats 80 cents extra.
Family Circle. cents
Private Boxes. 10 each
Seats may be secured at the office Of Growers
Theatre, Friday, October is, At OK O'Clock A. NJ,
and each hour thereafter until o'clock 2. NJ, the
day Of performance
MONDAY, October 10, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flor.
ence, for positively twelve nights only. Resump
ton OF the regular dramatic prices.
EORD'S NEW THEAT Z
r TENTH STREET, NEAR =.
JOHN 7. FORD. Manager and Proprietor
SH% H S X. .sa
s"sf%%issas' MSS Il MAGGIE ias s'f IGSaHs fIe'
whose trium hs at this Chiei Resort OF the lntel'
erto unprecedented In the Theatrical history oi
Last tight q the beautiful companion play to
FANCHoN, THE CRICKET, eatitled
THE LITTLE BAREFOOT.
TO 70 conclude with the comic dramatic production
e"''''s" '"' rooDLEs.
Introducius the highly comic " Drunken ssene;n
Mr.. c. D Bishop. ........S........'...' ...'...Ioouies
In preparation, THE PEARL OF SAVOY, or
MOTHEks PRAYER. ocH
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
REAL ESTATE.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Persons having HOUsEs and LOTS 70 SELL, oR
HOUSES 70 RENT, will do well BY calling On the
subscribers. Also, persons dssirous Of Purchasing
Prompt Vattsntion given 70 all Real Estate busA-
ness.
Apply TO WIN. W. BURDON, With
CLARK h GAYLORD, Attofneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Austionesis,
Room :, corner 7th and strssss..
Refers to-Hon. 8. g. Romeroy, Y. ., 81 Hon. I.
NJ. Morrell, U. Q. 81 Hon. r. L. Fentoni n: "a
Hon. Chaplin Hall, II. C.i Hon. G. ". eeomeld, M.
CT Hon. 4. W. French, "A Auditor, and othsrs.
auT-ly
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

SUPPOSED DssmTsR.-John Van Ostin was
yesterday arrested BY the guard at the depot on
suspieion VI his being . dsssrter. He wa CON-
mi,ted to tho Guardhouse BY Capt. Todd for exam
inattOn. ..... a..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
AUCTION SALES.
A UC T ION q LIE
At
HARrERs FERRY ARkoRY. VA.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER soth, issa.
Commencing at u o'cloes, moon, prscissly, WITH.
out regard to weather, -
WILL be SOLD
HARPERs vEARY ARMoRY, VIRGINIA,
THE FOLLOWING
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
FOR SALE OR RENT

EOR SALE E.---A BAY HORSE, ABOUT
IL lSk hAnds, years old, works well In har-
ness, and 10 dfst class saddle animal, perfectly
gentle and warranted sound. loquire ct No. 80
.. N and amer . p. m. octi9
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
/ WITH board, may Be- had q isi West strest,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il and 10 prepared to deliver to purchasers
large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD, thor.
ouShiy seasoned and In good coalition. Said wood
10 upon his farm, near the Loag Dhdge, and he IL
prepared TO deliver the same to purchasers In any
parto the city, at reduced prices Ord. solicited
Address r. n. CORBErT,
oeis-Iots Boz No. 7ss, Washington, D. c.
TO L EFT .-.-FIRE.PROOF BRICK
Il Warehouse S0ot Of st. Apply 70
FREDERlC g.. COZZENS
Wine Merchant,
jys-dtf Pa. avenue, one door from ilth Il.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

8oLpnR's ksrRsAT.-Arrived yesterday, rs
convalescents from Philsdelphia, % exchanged
prsoness, snd % recruits for tho Eleventh Vermont
artillery. .... ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

ORPHANS CoUar-JSdge Purceu.-Letters OF
Administration on tbs personal estates Of John Z.
Leach were granted 10 James L. Barbour.
The Inventory Of the personal estate OF James II.
Smith was nled.
The inventory Of the personal estate Of Mary
Murray, and the Inventory and apprsisessnt Of
goods Of John Meaney, were returned.
The guardians Of the children Of lsaiah and jar.
Lawrence reported to the court the sale Of their
real ebtAte.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzss.-hr. Henry
Dudley died at . O'Clock YESTERDAY morning, OF
spopiexy. Mr.. Dudley had been employed st the
Warrington Arsenal for the past thirtysevea
years, and the grsatsr portion Of that time he had
charge Of the sun-carriage department Of that In.
stitution. The deceased vas . thoroughly loyal
man and worthy citisen, and his suddsn and un
expeetsd dsmiss will Be received with regret BY all
who knew hin. He was 81 years Of age, aad leaves
two daughters and three sons. Two OF the sons
are smploysd At the Arsenal and the other 10 in
business on the Avenue.