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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
Alnusements,

FoRp's NEW THEATRE.-The first week of the
Webb sisters has now drawn to cloae, and 1t can
be asserted that, though coming TO utter stran-
gers, they have created more excitement among
the dram allowing inhabitants Of Washington than
any star the present season has produced. Little
Ada with her inimitable songs and dances, has
become favorite with the old and young Of both
sexes. Miss Emma, at her benefit last evening
appeared to as great an Advantage a. could be de-
desired enhancing the large and brilliant audience
with the high talent evnced throughout the entire
performance. This evening the Misses Webb sp-
pear in two beautiful pieces. The Little Gipseya
will be produced for the rist time on this OCCASION
with the usual chaste selection Of songs and dances
Growers THEATRE.-Jack Sheppard Is an
nounccd for performance this evening, and oi
course there will be another crowded house, for be
the weather what 1t may, let 1t be known thai
Iucila Western is to play handsome Jack, and
there are never any empty seats. Camille is up
for Monday night.
LEAH TaG FoRsAKES.-We arc assured thai
.verything 10 nearly completed for this sreA
drama and that 1t will most positively he produced
on Tuesday next. 1t has been a long time ir
nreparation and will be produced In excellent
stvle in every detail. Our citizens are looking
snxiousIy forward to this cat event, and 1t II
with pleasure that We are enabled to state th'
posltlye time when their wishes wall be gratihed
we understand that there 10 great demand to
seats which Mr, Grover ha Kindly decided to sol
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
The GOLDEN AGE or ESrsRPRIsE.-

The GOLDEN ACE OF ENrRRPRIsE.-Since
the creation OF the world, era has been so dis.
tinguished for it's valuable discoveries As the
XIXth century, and no people more enterprisins
than those OF America. Though this IL an age Of
magnificent projects, yet ma',y Of these projects,
however, which have for their immediate object
the greatest benefit Of the human race fail In &C.
complishing the desired end. For instance, the
labors Of temperance lecturers, reformAtories for
nebrates, ,philanthropists &C, have had but little
succesu on the general mass OF mankind. We are
In hopes, however, that at last wo have the right
man in the right place. We refer to Mr.. Speer, Of
New Jersey, whose celebrated sanbuci wine pro.
mises to supersede all the alcoholic poisons In the
country. As wine It is healthy, innoceat and de-
licious, without the least danger OF intoxication
We speak adyisedly, having tried 1t ourselves
To persons who are weak and sickly, the use oi
the Sambuci wine will restore their health and
strength. Physicians, clergymen and temperance
advocates should encourage the use Of the sambuci
wine, and thus aid the csuse Of temperance and
moderation. We especially recommend It to fam,
lilies for its purity, exquisite navor and healthy
properties. Medical men certify to its valuable
medicinal powers. We understand that Mr.. speeI
has been for years engaged In preparing and per
iecting it, and thatit requires four years procesi
before 1t Is iit for the market-H. Y Baptist.
Our druggists have procured some direct from ths
vineyard. II is excellent for females to use.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Word OF ADVICE TO STREET RAILROAD
CcsDucToRs-Att the several Intersections Of the
Washington and Georgetown railroad . very great
annoyance 10 produced by passengers getting on
and others getting of the cars at the same time.
Occasionally We notice . conductor who endeavors
to prevent the annoyance BY asking the passen.
gers on the outside to walt until those side who
may desire to do 10 have had time to get out. Not
unfrcqucnt,y isdies are compelled to stand up ir.
side the car, and knocked about by men who seem
tohave left their manners at home for the purpose
Of securing comfortable seat.
This should not be, and II the conductors will use
little exertion the evil can be remedied. At the
intcrstciion no passenger should be permitted 10
get on the until those desiring have hsd time
10 get of.
There 10 smother evil which is In direct violation
of the rules Of the Compromising on the plat
form. Many gentlemen are actually prevented
from getting on the cars by persons placing them
selves on the steps Of the car. When there Ii no
room elsewhere, there 10 no just ground for com.
plant but persons often stand there from choice,
and the worst VIC wish them 10 that a two hundred
pounder may step on their corns.
A" HOME FOR NswsBoYs.-Last winter q
number Of phiianthroLic ladies, with Mrs. senator
Wilson of Massachusetts, at their head, organized
an association for the relief VI newsboys who mig ht
be without place to board and lodge. Applica-
ton was made to Cor gress for permission to erect
on somc of the public grounds bulldog suitable
for " Homo " for this Glars OF our population.
The National Legislature parsed the desired bill
with alacrityj but, until very recently, no steps
have been taken to benent the nowsboys by the
liberalitv Of Congress.
During the winter and spring rooms were tener.
ously tendercd the association on ave.
ne, rear willard's HOTEL and was used with great
be eft to the benenciaries until the sprins,s'ncc
S~hich time, the little urchins have been Utterly
sleeping in the street and eating at the market
We are glad to learn thst the associationt to whom
too much praise cannot be awarded, have determ.
ind to use the privilege granted them by Congress
by erecting a comfortable home on Armo-
ry square near the canal. This will be a conve.
pient loc ation and is work OF practical christi
anity, which will provo blessing to those ensas
ed In It a. well as to those whose temporal good 10
had In view in its Inauguration.
-. st.r
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F F ! G l A l. .
ADyuTANT GEsElAL's OyFiSk,
IVAsTsA n-nn Nov m aaan

WAsHIk 0Toh, NOV. ~, 1851.
William 7. smithson, convicted by the General
Court Martial OF "holdipg corrtspondenos with
the enemy in violation Of the 67th article Of war
apL OF "giving intelligence to the enemy" In VIC.
lation OF the article, has been sentenced "to
be confined in the penitentiary, at Albany, New
York, or In such other place a. the Secretary Of
War may direct, Tor the term OF i've years" Ths
sentence has been app owed by the President, snd
the Secretary OF War has designated Albany, New
York, as the place OF confinement
L. D. TOWNSEND,
no2I-It Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
MAYORS OFFICE, NOV. 10, 1868

BN VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE CITY CoUN-
eilo, aud IN acc7Iisnce therevitb, I shall offer for
sale, for c-sh, to the highest bidder. on WEDNEs-
pay, the 25tl ,rstsnt in front Of the City Hall at
the hour OF "a NJ, the exclusive right and privilege
ni using the several Cooperation Scales until the
nrrt day ofJuy. 1854, for the purpose OF weighing
hay, straw, fodder, oats IN the straw, and live
stock, situated at the fol owing places
No. I. X street, at Its Intersection with Vermont
averue aud 10th street west
No: ., Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west
No .. In front OF Northern Market. at intersec-
ton Of New York avenue and X street north.
40, l. Corner OF Maryland avenue and Third
strcet east,
No .. In front of Auacostia Engine-huuss.
The following 10 the tariff of rates which the pur
ehas' are entitled to receive: For every load Of
hay, straw, fodder, oats In the straw, weighing
Que thousand pounds or less, IS cents; over one
th0ussnd pounds, so cents; and for each and ever
bundle bale, package Of the same, 10 cents; for
weichiug live stock, two cents for every hundred
pounds.
Parties purchasing will he required to comply
with all the provisions Of tho act approved 2ist
February, 1883 entitled An act to establish pub
lie hay scales, and for other purposes"
RICHARD WALLACH Mayor.
rpyIe-dt25th
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
DT JAS. L. 'GUIREt CO
n AUCIIONEERS.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NtRl ALr:
ABLE LAW LIBRARY AND CoLLtt iIoN nt
MISC CELLANEouS Bouks-un MoNlAf Eve
SlSu, November ls, commencing at hal! phst sls
O'Clock and continuing Al the same houI on sus'
ceeltng days, we shall se.l the extensive and ys!G-
able Libraiy OF the late J, 'us kinsci, oil Alex.
.udria Virliui, comprising the newest and best
editions in uncommon good "shei AM pi pi'seiFsneH
We name in part ,,,,, an, n,no,,,
Rcpofts in Cniied states surtcme and ctv:l
Courtt, and the txchequsr ,.,.,,,,
Nsw Snrk Minnesota, Missouri, kalsss, and A..
kansas, particularly complete II Virginia AID
RsSroits 's in the English Courts Of Common Law
his", nas collection Of miscellaneous Books,
''RpsiitH RppeT.enn aud Ensllsh Classic, and oe's
EssaSs, Biographies, and Histories
Iuu.trated lLaYels and Voyages
iIneiy Illustrated Works On Natural History
Aliases, Books, and other Important topics sof 'Ee
1,.A,Ae.psAIs, by stanton 'yois 'to' 'pionailiS
Moral and Religious Books, particularly On We.
Fine Cabinet OF M,neralosy, with more thant"u
Thousand specimens properly labeled, &c
E-}- Catalogues may be had on application 10 tho
AurtiCneers.
Terms cash
By order ct the Admiuistratrix.
JAS, e. MCGUIRE 90,
noll-h A''tone''''
". The above sale Is unsvoidahy poslpon, y ~
9! SsSy m SesDs M s,%a S% noaT ~
JAS. L. MCGuIREa CO,
,o,ld Auctionc"is.
A sSlsTANT CHAMPIONSHIPS
n nELII,T corner ui G aud rwenty-seyDAd
w.sIISornN, y. C., October 81, 1868
vii nc sold nt Public Auottoa ON the seeogd A.
Iorrth WcdnesdAys, nth and 25th OF NoveWhgt "
- ~" Snrr,i near the Washington ObservatOIl--
va Isrye lot Of Horses anA Aulos, SoGdria"'i As
,,ot,t iOi public service.
sales 10 commence At 10 0'cluok \. III
Trgus cash, In Government iullH.
CHAS. II, rOiiPKISS
crg4-gst captain and A, q. N Us Amy
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DYJ G. CURE & CO..

DY j. 9. CURE & CO..
ID AUCTIONEERS
S gTfT9H RSsF&SHR HAs6 t.S
met Furniture, Elegant Vases, Ornaments silver.
plated Ware, ac.-on TUESDAY MORNING, Nov.
iii, Esq, street, between Copnteticut avenue
and Seventeenth street, We shall sell his entire
furniture and household effects, comprising
Superior Rosewood cases seven.octave piano
forte by " Chickering,"
suite eI Rosewood carved parlor furniture, hG-
ished In green and gold brocatelle,
Arm, easy aud fancy, chairs OF various kinds,
finished in brocstelle,
Elegant Rosewood centre table, very large size.
with sienna marble toy, op,,.,,-
cat framed French plate mantsl aud pier slasse.
Green and gold brocatelle curtains, with iacccut
tains, corniee, and fixtures
Handsome Rosewood escritoire
Pair OF superb buhl Bullets, secretary, And work
stand oi same style
Benutiiul what nots and fancy TABLES IL r..s
Fine medallion and brussels carpets
Rugs, oil cloth, stair carpet
Rosewood cloth covered whist tabl"
rwo magnificent Dresden vases from the Iulis,
ries, finished in the most elaborate style OF
AT, with historic Il hsures, Ac.. cost s6co
Two surelb japanese vases, t6inches high, the
largest III the country
Elegant China and bisque vases, groups ari
Large and hand same Japanese card reeci,et.
Superior Stlver-platei waters, tureeDs,
Vegetable dishes, chatting dishes,
Liquor stand egg stand, castors and butter dishes.
Elegant s!ysr-plated dessert service, eompris,na
Epcrgue with four tTsckets, with engraved
giasi shades, four fruit stands, and two wins
coolers,
Blue and gold china dinner and dessert service.
lSt pieces,
GIT and decorative dinner, tea, and dessert ser
Vice,
Fine table cutlery, cut and engTaN ed glassVsre.
Superior walnut-carN ed extension table,
M-rhle-top sidebosrd, leather.co"ercd einin.
lhairs,
Library bookcases, and bookstands IN walnut,
} lush coeersd sofa and arm chairs
Excellent beisteads, wariI ubes, huI aus wash
stands,
Superior leather beds, hsir and hush mattresses.
Lounges, easy chairs, IOckers,
holsters and pillows, toilet sets.
thambeI stoves, tire sets,
Window cGttalgs, shades and cCraice,
Ioge.her with the usual assortment ci kitcher
requisites.
leTnS IaSh JAS. I. McGCIRE \ GU.
no,IC-4 Auctioneeru
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

UNION LEAGUE RooMs.-Mr. J. Fred. Meyers
will deliver political address tonight, to which
the public generally are invited. It will be OF In.
tefest to learn the ideas and principles OF the Ger
man Radicals whom he represents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
d L L W IS d C. o.,
u AuCTIo EERs.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE OF TIL
SCHOONER HERALD" AND CARGO
IN virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk
Office of the Supreme Court OF the District of ["
lunIb a, holding district court NJ to me dit itecte
viii sell at public sale for eGSi, at the foot oi
SiN'h street Wharf, on the Potomac river, "u
Tt EsDAY, the gath day OF November inst 1859.
mmencing At II o'clock A. NJ, the schooner
"HEtALp,"h her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture
Also, At the same time, her cargo, viz
I Chronometer, 2 2Iompasses,
Bsromiter, 1 Thermometer,
Clock, Lots Matches,
Dbl. Pilot Bread, ard pnTt Dbl hnui.
I57 Sacks Bohemian salt,
liz do. do.
a do. do
t25 keg. Carbonate Of Soda.
WARD II. LAMoE,
4. s. Marshal, d. e.,
per LEWIS b CO.,
noIs-dtd AuctiorccIs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ROvER'S EATRE.
" . Penn'a avenue. near Willafds Hotel.
LEONARD ....."...DIREcToR.
EIGHTEENTH NioHr
ot the uDprecedenteoiy successful engagement Of
the most beautiful aud able actress In Amertoi.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
who will appear tonight "a
HANDSOME JACK,
The Bold Robher and Highw lyman Of England Of
the Eighteenth Century.
HER NEW PECULIAR VERSION,
Prepared expressly for Miss Lucille, and carefully
compiled from Ainsworth's great novel and the
criminal calender.
JACK SHEPPARD.
with remarkably powerful east Of ohsrssters.
Jack sheppard. the Apprentice Lucille Western
On MONDAY next the great drama Of
AMILLEi
Or, the Fate Of a Coquette.
RATES OF ADMISSION Dress and Parquette Cir.
Circle, 90 cents. Seats secured during the day
without extra charge. Doors olen O'Clock.
Overture at quarter tos
LORDS NEW THEA
Il TENTH STREET, NEAR Z,
JOHN 1. Manager and Proprietor.
tAlso ot Holhday-street Theatre, BsltimoreD
SIXTH NIGHT OF
THE WEBB SIST RS,
MR.. HARRY PEARSON,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 81, 1867.
The performance commences with the excellent
dramatic composition. entitled
THE MARKET GIRL OF PARIS,
To conclude with the new and original vaudeville,
entitled
THE LITTLE GIPsIEs.
On Monday:
PO-CA.HoN-TAs, Ye Gentle Savage,
LITTLE Gypsy,
INVISIBLE PRINCE.
Aud other Eern.. no2i-It
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT. "A HOUSE
i and Factory for making Sash, Doors, Blind,,
holdings, &c. Apply to or addtess GEORGE r.
RIDER, Agent, No. 5o2 New Jersey avenue.
no2i-2ws
NOR RENT. HANDSOMELY FUR.
NIsHED ROOMS In 4 central location. Ap-
ply at ssa street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. no2i-3ts
DOR RENT---F1RST-ST AND
i Back Basement OF House No. i6i Eleventh
street, r. unfurntshed. Also. furnished Psrlor
and Chamber Of 26i Pennsylvania avenue, tsuita-
bic for Two chambers II desired Apply to
MITCHELL 4 SON,
Real Estate Broker,
no2i-7ts 5. L. cor. Penn. av. and 10Th st.
TOR RENT..--TWO GOOD SIZED
i Rooms, well furnished Back and Front Par
lori reference required. Apply to No. so5 Penn.
sylyaniA avenue, no1U-tI
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

The only place where you can purchase India
su5der goods Of all kinds at Manu- dcfe1 prices 10
II II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SO
Pcnnsylvsnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
rreets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2e-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
iving's Sketch Book. New Pocket Edition.
Alice Of Monmouth; an Idvl Of the Great War;
BY Edmund c. ste''man. Printed at the Riverside
Peculiar, Tale of the Great tsi.ion, by Epes
Heaven our Home, by the author of "Meet for
HUDSON TAYLOR,
bookseller and stationer,
no2i-st 33i FenDsylvanis avenue
NEW MILITARY BOOKS
sistory OF West Point, and q military Import
anoe during the American Revolution; and tie Or
Aijutant OF the Military Academy.
Just published and Tor GALE nsy, By ,,v,o,
Bookseller and Stationer,
noa'-etd s3i Pennsylvania avenue.
EPES SARGEANT'S NEW BOOKS.
HcuLIAR: a Tale of the Transition; by Epe,
'''' '4'"'"'' '"i PHiLP HI : soLoMoNs,
noH-?td 3sa Pennsyivsnia avenue.
4 c. sTEDMAN'S NEW BOOK.
-.AcICE OF MONMOUTH, an Idyl Of the Great
Price o.. Just received and for sale by
| PHILIP h sOLOMONS,
no2i-.t 3s2 Pennsylvania avenue.
ARE BOOK.
Generals. Montholon and Gourgand, seven vol.
ums', large ocs"vo' 81. ,,nynh E1. ssls By v,,n
Bookseller and Stationer,
| no20-btd 3s4 Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BOOKSll NEW BOOKS !
My Farm OF Edsewood; by Ike Marvel; 81 10.
| Rsveries Of Bachelor; BY Ike Marvel; 81 %.
| Dream Life, Parable Of the Seasons; 81 20.
| The Yankee Boy from Home; 81 ~.
| Meriv ale's History Of the Romans; vol. Ii 81,
Speeches and Lectures Of Wendell Phillips; 81 50.
| Hospital sketches; by L. NJ. AlcottitO cent?.
| HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationed,
no2-tt asa Pennsylvsni avenue
EREEDOM NATIONAL!
the EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
| INDICATED
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ISSUED JANUARY !, 1858,
AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U 5. Tu
The UNION CONVICTION HO DEN Al
SPRINGFIELD, ILL SEPT. 3, 1853
Ufhclally Revised and Corrected.
For sale by -
HUDSON TAYLOR,
nols-u s3i Pennsylvsnia avenue
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
j. GRAU'S
NEW ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.

NEW ITALIAN OPERA CoMfANf.
Mr.. GRAU respectfully announces that he will
give in this city
THREE GRAND opERA1IC CONCERTS.
WITH SCENES FRoM GRAND OPERAS,
IN COSTUME,
on MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
No,. asj, 2.th. and 2oth.
In " hich oceaS'on the following eminent artists
will appear the ss,ne evening;
MADAME SOPHIE NERA LoRIN1,
the celebrated PIimA Donna and Lyric Irsgedienne,
MILE PAULINE CAsTRl
the distinguished Canta'rice. Her frat appearance
MILE MORENsl,
the '''0'"s srsSoR sSSDRioi luigi STEFAN.
''' ''''''' slGNoR MoRELLI
Co1iuctor and Musical Director ..... Sig. MrzIo.
PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY.
PART FIRST.
Grand Concert .,.,..,.....By all the Artistes.
FART sECoND-IS COSTUME.
The Second Act OF LUCRETIA BORGlA,
with VERA LoRINI lin her celebrated character
Of LUCRETlA BoRGIAls sig srEFANi'
ADMISSION.
orchesits ana Balcony S So
~ sests iof the orchcs stra and Balcony may be
sture. No 10 vanis avenue Sale Of tickets
to commence on Friday, Nov. 2oh. noei-iw
ODD LOWS HALL.
m Miss ;ss.,.s cMslsTIASA saa1 h.s.Is scsMIDI vIs.,
GRAND sACRED CONCERT,
SUNDAY EVENING NOVEMBER ~, 1865,
ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH STREET,
NINE =. SCHMIDT, ~ MR. WAGNER,
MIR. WOLF, MIR LIEFULD
Tickets FIFTY CENTs-,o be had at the Music
stores, and on the evening at the door.
Doors open at I O'Clock to commence at s.
noao-2t.
4 GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
N WILL DE OWEN At
ODD FELLOWS HALL, tNa,y fndJ
THANKSGIVING EVE,
Wednesday, November 25, IstS.
sehroeLer's Cutiiuon Band has been engaged ior
The Committee pledge themselves to spare no
pans nor expense TO make this hf Bali oi the
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and Lsdiesi to ec obtained from the committee and
at the door on the evening Of the Ball
tOmmHfef!
T. r. Wslteme,er, First 1t. NJ. T.. Hulse,
First 1t. n. .. s. Burke, A. II. Nermiliion,
Thomas Hamilton, Geo. Lawrence,
First Ii. ;. W. Pettes, John w. Cross,
Daniel l.. CArrigan, W. V. Baldwin,
First L. J. A. Robbins, II. kahleft,
| Joshua Green, Vim Hocke
L. X. i. o. Keeie, i. W. X .heTt.
no20-tltd
NATION CRsE,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81,
o'clock r. NJ.
TROTTING FOR 5000.
| Enttancc-io per cent.
| ENTRIES
I. ". Wiillanln. ......." Mcclellan to Harness
George W. Nelson ...... q" Wild Rose" to Harness
| +. RSich........"..."A Anei lean star" to Harness
D. Sttever.,...,.." Belle OF Baltimore" " to Wagon
GOOD DAY AND GOOD TRACK
| A. MOFFITT,
| nu2O-.t Proprietor.
|
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noIe-dtd
DY JAS. C. MCGUIRE q CO,

DY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO,
ID AUCTIONEERS
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on NEW
JERSEY AVENUE. BETWEEN NORTH l.
Rect AND NEW YORK AVENUE. = Ou
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 18th, at o'clock.
the premises, VIC shall sell part OF Lot No. :, IN
Square No. 65T fronting fourteen feet on New jer
sey avenue, between north L street and New York
avenue and running back ii3 eet inches, togeiLe
with the improvement oonsiating OF small I o.
story Frame House, containing thee rooms.
Terms cash.
ConVeyances At the cost OF the purchaser.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE CO,
noi23ti Auctionecrs.
-. The above sale Is pos tpoLed until SATuR-
DAY, November cl, same hour.
JAS. L. MCGUIRE x CO.
pOyl7-d AuctIoneeIs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

JUST RECEIVED FROM
IN Germany, a large lot Of RHENlsH WINES
OF the very best quality, which VIII De soih py the
G. A. SPRINGMANS
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
4sI PennsylvsniA avenue. Warrington, D. G,
osts-sAsA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

LOR RENT.---A NEATLY AND COM
II FORTABLY FURNISHED HOUSE, located
in the First ward, but one square from Pennsylva-
mia avenue, containing nine rooms, gas, Latrobe
stove, water In yard &c, will be for rent from the
18th Of November. Lease from one to three years.
Rent si25 per month. payable quarterly. In ad-
vance. Address box 9is, Washington City Post
once. oc23-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

New YoRK Gentlen,e,.'s Clothing -
Neic and fasAonabLe "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and nnish any.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
ooS-u s72 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
L n large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he 10 prepared to deliver TO purchasers in any psrt
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities to suit pnr-
ehaseis. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. tss Twelfth street, betwee n and streets.
no6-tf +. L. CORBETT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

CENTRE EMAnxEr.-Dsspite tho wet weather
OF this morning, this market was well attended by
both buyers and sellers. There was fair show OF
commodities, but all held at the usual high rates.
n. mi p nri ce lat below will show.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

The GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTn.--Th'
Quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
Sunday. Soldiers tickets At Government rates u
Al the principal points IN the North and West
doc Of the "Grcat PennaylvAnia Route" northsas,
corner Pennsyly hnia avenue and Sixth street, un
der National Hotel. Once open from = m. 10
.. m.,on Sundays 10 = .. m.
60. NOTION,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

DHILP & sOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINT ERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
S32 PEsssYLvAEIA AvEkvt,
Nave constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications.
Army Stationery, all L!nG'
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
File d Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
sIstant Adjutant Gsn'rals.
Blank books made, and Printing done N order OF
very short notice;
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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21

CUBA SEGARS. .-sEGARS, FROM
1000 to 47,ssO, of Jiguani Tobacco, for sale Al
8 low price. Apply to JOSE PICAso, hjo tts
Twelfth st., between G and II ste, noI0-iv'
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
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NOTICE,
WAR DEFAaThEST,(
WARRINGTON CITS, ID. e., Jan. %, lscs.
In consequence of the pressure OF business q
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the ONCE
OF Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1874 Pennsylvania avenue,
vbove Nineteenth street. iA~
DOYS' CLOTHING Nv L ARE NOW
ID In receipt of large assortment of Boye, snd
CEildren's Clothing of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for drsss and school wear,
to which we invite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEfHENSA \ Co,
sal Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth rtresi,.
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