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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-02-05
A sKIRMIsH NEAR THE BLAcKwATRR.

FORTRESS MONROE JAN 80, P. M.--Something of a
fight on the Backwater took place early this morning
which the rebels were repulsed Information renched
Gen. Peck yesterday that the rebels in force had
crossed the Bsckwaer and he sent out force TO
oppose them Our troops encountered the rebels about
four O'Clock this morning. and alter sharp skrnsh-
ing we drove them back with some lpss taking several
prisoners AT the latest adsiees the enemy were retreat
ing toward Franklin
SOME OF THE PARTICULARS.
Another account Of the above mentioned affair gives
some Of the particulars Of the encounter, follows:
Pryor crossed the night Of the 2Sh Of January with
three regiments Of infantry four detached bstsons
infantry nine hundred cavalry and fourteen pieces Of art
lery The NEXT night Gen. Corcoran under orders rom
Gen Peck advanced to meet them The rebels were found
ten miles from Suffolk cannonading Of two and half
hours caused the enemy to retreat Corcoran advanced
his whole force Of infantry with fixed bsyonets driving the
rebels nearly mile they leaving their killed and wounded
behind Corcoran continued TO follow them up. The re-
bells took another position two miles from the battle field
and at the stest mail information Gen. Corcoran was NOV
ing to flank them The fight occurred by moonlight
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Making an aggregate Of. ;
.$9l4,O34,O0O


ST. 200 900 00O and this includes nearly hundred millions
incurred before the began. 1t will therefore be
that while the will have cost by the end of June
ST. 100000 it will have cost the rebels for the
theirs will stand nine to eleven, while their population
stands but ten to twenty including both slave and
Free Thus again. although the numbers which to carry
the burden of their debt less than half our popu
When come to the ability to pay, the proportion stands
in our favor all The weird to nothing"
If, then, with tw0-fold and rapidly increasing
bers, broad expanse Of rich public lands untrng
industry, provebal enterprise and thrift fresh
vitality and elastic energesf with all these great adva
tages in favor there any real for fear that
debt will bear down. how s it hear of such fears
in secession crclee either this the other side of
the Atlantic touching the Atlas load Of ndebtednesson the
backs Of the rebels If shall stsgger beneath bur-
den they must inevitably be sunk into bottomess slough
of bankruptcy and Reputation by theirs Yet do not
find in the Angloebel press any reproaches of mis-
guided Southern brethren for their boundess and reckless
expenditures beyond any possible ability pay Nor do
we hear fsuch reproos among symp ,thzes here Why
this Is such papable cant the result of that blind pre-
udice that will but side of great conflict it
because the champions of the rebellion regard debt
obligations that M be paid while they see in Mr. Nj mm-
gers script but many false promises intended 10
be Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
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TIN CONFEDERATE FINANCES.

On both sides Of tue Atlantic hear from the friends
of the rebellion great deal about gigantic war ex-
penditures and the enormous proportions Of public
debt incurred in short tune. Such burdens doubt
less TO be egre ted But it not rather ssguar that the
parties who sing those doorous songs for behoo have
notes OF warning to issue in regard to the heavy
penses and the swelling debt Of their pet Coniederacy
We published few days ago some figures concerning
the rebel finances from the late report Of Mr. MemmDgsr
the rebel Secretary of the Treasury which should inspire
with zeal the Jeremiahs who have hitherto devoted
their lamentations exclusively to loyal extravaganza In
that document they will perceive that
The rebel debt in December last 1856, Jos 900
That The Confederates require between
now and the lst If July next 357 $4,000
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The following items of Southern news are de-
rived from late Richmond papers
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-02-05

We copied, day or two ago, the animadversions
of the New York Commercial Advertiser on the
recent change of commanders in the Army of the
Potomac, and to day subjoio the following com
ments of another influential Administration journal
on the same topic.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

BE Nor DEcEIvED.-The public are partcu-
lATly cautioned against being deceived by some
persons who, from ignorance, selfish motives, or
some other reason, represent that speer's sambuci
wine is made Of elderbeuies, or what is termed
elderberry wine. speer's wine is no more elder
berry wine than pure port wine is cider, or than
Heidsleck champagne 10 gooseberry juice.
1t isR we'll known fact that the name elderberry
wine iH applied to mixture Of juice, sugar and
water, and sometimes cheap liquor, in various
proportions, forming cordial and not wine.
The sambuei grapes, however, need no such un-
natural admlxtures with their juice, as they con-
tain all the properties essential to rch nutrltve
and valuable wine within themselves. The thou
sands Of physicians in this country and Europe
who are prescribing this wine, A. well az using II
In their own families in preference to all Others S
sufficient evidence ofits superiority over imported
wines, as we'll As over the manufactured lugured
stuff, often called native wines. The only genuine
sambuci wine has Mr. speers signature over the
cork OF each bottle. ItG purity for a communion
wine and Its valuable properties for medical use
cannot be surpassed. Be not deceiued.-Portland
Prtu
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

THIRD WARD.-We have received the follow
Ing communication from highly esteemed gentle
man in the Third ward, and we think the record he
gives answers his questions fully;
To The EdIiOrs oChe Republican!
GENTS | see by notice in the InieligeHoer that
the Union voters OF the Third ward are called
upon TO vote for Mr.. Thomas Lewis for Alderman,
and Messrs. A. n. shepherd, r. A. stephens, and
Noble d. LAiner, for Councilman.
Can you inform your readers trheH and inhere the
A. q regular called meeting Of the Unconditional
Union men of the Third ward, Messrs. G. A. Hall,
A. r. shepherd, and Thomas Lewis were placed in
nomination aA candidates for Aldermen, each one
being present, and taking part in the proceedings
A ballot was had with the following result C. A.
Hall 1877, A. r. Shepherd 81, Thomas Lewis as Civ
Ing Mr.. Hall majority over both his competitors
OF eight votes, whereupon Mr.. shepherd made =
motion TO make the nomination of Mr.. Hall unAn-
imOus, which was carried unanimously.
The following gentlemen were, by AeclAmAtlOn
nominated for the Common COuneiE ThOs. Lewis
A. II. shepherd, and John +. Collins Mr.. Lewis
has deolined to stand by the nomination as can
dldate for the Council, and 10 running ARainHt Mr.
Hall Tor Alderman, By general consent, Mr. Francis
McGhan has been put In the place OF MT. Lewis
for the COuncili and, as one who was present at
the regular meeting Of the Third ward, and As In
honor bound, shall support the regular nominees
mot believing that have any right to take part
In a convention, add then bolt because my paTtlo-
ulaF candidate tails to receive the nomination.
THIRD WARn,
Third ward For AldeFmAn-G. A. Hall, For Coun-
ella. r. shepherd, John F. Collins, and Francis
MeGhAn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
BY W. L; AL & co.

DY W. L. w AL / & co.
ID AUCTIONEERs.
South corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street.
PAwNBRoKER'S sALE.-on TUESDAY
MORNING, I'd June, we will sell At the Auction
Rooms Of a licensed Pawnbroker, consisting Of the
largest number OF Unredeemed Pledges, OF every
description, ever offered for sale at auction In this
city, such a. about
i5O Gold and silver Hunting and Open Face
Watches, Patent Lever and Eseapement.
Full sets and odd pieces Of Jewelry, Gems, 6e.
Colts and Bailey's Rihes, and other Metallic
Breech-losding Firearms, &C, &c.
DirkB and Knives.
Table Cutlery and Silver Forks and Spoons.
Musical, Mathematical. and Astronomical In.
struments.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel,
among which there is many very ane
New silk dresses, Fans, and other fine goods.
Opera and Eye Glasses.
Fruit knives, Baskets, silver TumblCrS and
Goblets.
Fancy Articles.
Carpenters Tools and other Mechanical Tools
and Instruments.
And many other articles too numerous to men
tiOn.
The sale will he continued daily TIL all arc dis.
posed Of
Terms cash. W. L. WALL Il CO.,
my % AuctiOneers
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

d y W. l.. W A L IL co.
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
south corner PennsylVania avenue and Ninth et
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE or
SCHOONER LADIES' DELIGHT AND CARGO
in virtue Of a decree isBued from the Clerks OF.
flee Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF CoIum.
6iA, sitting as District Court, and to me directed
| Will SELL At public sale, for cash, commencing
At II O'Clock n. IN, 4th JUNE, 1863 at the foot Oi
sixth street wharf on the Potomac river the cargo
of the schooner " Ladies' Delight" consisting Of
the following goods and chAttois, To wit
90 barrels Old Whiskey,
hogsheAd of Bacon,
Lot of Shoulders,
Lot of Pork,
Lot of Solidihed Lye,
Lot Of Essence OF Coffee,
q bags Flour,
Lot Shovels, SpAdes, and FoTks.
ALSO,
At O'Clock p m, 9TH JUNE, at the same place,
the schooner Ladies' Delight her tackle ap.
parcl, and furniture
WARD H. LAMON,
U. 3, Marshal, u. {.
W. L. WALL X CO.,
my @-d Auctioneefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
CERTIFICATE.


NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1863
From n knowledge Of the Ingredients and their
proportions entering into the composition known
as " Romaine's Crimean BItters," we arc enabled
to speak of 1t in terms OF high cOmmendAtion. Pc
ruvian Bark being one Of its principal constitu-
enta, together with Herbs, Roots, and Extracts
having decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation in recommending It to physicians and
the public generally, as an inyigorating Tonic, In.
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From Its Alternative properties It is ca culated to
prevent, by its daily use In moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu.
ralgiA and Rheumatism. II is an antldote to the
effects produced by change Of water and diet,
correcting DArrhwa, curing Dyspepsia, Collie, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea sickness. 1t
is expressly adapted TO females Of delicate consti
tuuons, and the infrmitIss of age.
This preparation is composed exclusively Of
vegetable materials, containing no metallic or
mineral substances whatever. Its taste Is ATo-
matte, warming, and acceptable to the palate and
stomach. JAMES r. CHILroN, NJ. D.
JULIUs C. PoHLE, NJ. D.
Certificates from the Assistant Surgeon and one
OF the attending Physicians OF the U. $. Hospital,
at Newark, n. j., attesiing the benefits derived
from the use Of CrimeAn Bltters, may be seen at
W. CHILToNk CO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

house ~ Lieut. Cooper and looked up In the sta-
tion-house, shortly Afterwards made an attempt 10
hang himself, but was fsilsd In the attempt by o.
hcer Grant.
John Smith, who was arrested for drunkenness,
made an attempt to commit suicide BY means OF =
razor. DR.. HELEN was called in and found several
small cuts on his throat. They were, however
only nesh wounds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

BRIGADE DRILL.-A brigade drill takes place
this afternoon, at O'Clock, on the vacant space
between seventh and Fourteenth streets, near Car
yer barracks. The l4th New Hampshire and seth
MAssAchuSettS, which were noticed In yesterdays
paper, will be on the ground. The men will be
furnished with cAnteenS but will not be required
to have knApSAOks or hayersaekH, The foot patrols
will be required to attend, and all available men.
star ofheer will conduct these regiments to the
drill ground. by command OF BrigHdisr General
MartindAle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
may 3o-dtd
(Y W. L. NAIL & co.

DY W. L. WALL & co. g,
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
SCHOONER "SARAH LANINIA."-In virtue OF
decree of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, sitting As District Court, Issued from
the Clerks ONCE OF said Court and TO me directed
will sell at public sale for cash, at the loot Of
sixth street wharf, on the Potomac river, on
THURSDAY, the 9TH Of June next, 1858, At 9
O'Clock p. NJ, the schooner " Sarah LAyiniAn - her
tackle, apparel and furniture.
WARD LAMON,
United States Marshal, b c,
my 2s- Ametioneefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

WALLET FoUSD.-A police ofilcsr yesterday
found wallet containing several roses and carfsS
de viths, also, receipt OF Adams Express CompA.
ny, concerning sealed package containing any
dollars, and addressed 10 Mrs. Thomas +. Ireson,
Marblehead, Mass. Ifthe owner calls Al the Board
Of the Metropolitan Police he may obtain the wall
let by idsntifyinEIt. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

A WORD OF ADvICR.-Those who have been
dootOring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. FtHhblAtt, whose sce II
At No AL street, corner OF Eighth street, and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DR.. FishblAtt's reputation as phySi-
sian. Recent cases cured in n few days. Charges
moderate. DIR. FISHDLATT,
No. AL street, corner Of Eighth,
opposite the General Post Otioe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

have always refused to sell any OF the com.
pounds known AS tonic bitters, rs believe them
10 be generally iRJurious and composed OF dele
teriouG drugSI but from a careful trial OF the
"CRIMEAN" BITTERs, backed by the certificates OF
Drs. Chiffon and Pohle, Of New York, have no
hesitation In recommending them to my friends
and customer. FREDC S. COZzEhs'
WAAM0roN, D. @, May 70, 1883, mY9O-W
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
A GRAND MATINEE

n,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admission-Ladies 90 oentsj children 10 cents
Doors open NJ O'Clock. my 26-6t
ESI VARIETIES II
Fronting PeHnsyivGnid Avenue and HinM 81.
nhnlbLlN ~. ....................,P PrOprietOFB,
FlIZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager 4 Advertiser
THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
THE AUDIENCE CAN SEE 1T Is FULL OF WINDOWS
GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
sixth appearance Of the Excelsior Clog Dancer,
NELLIE HOWARD.
sixth appearance Of
Lizzie Fielding, W. s. Budworth Ada Tesmau.
Harry Leslie, Helena Smith, together with the
great double company attached to this establih-
benefit afternoon and night of HARRY LESLIE,
previous to which he will walk the tight rope out
aide OF the Varieties. Entire play, with new ad-
ditions, entitled the FRENCH spy, In preparation
Monday night. Miss Nellie Howard viii also make
her debut for the first time in any concert hall in
her Excelsior Clog Dance, never before attempted
by any lady on the American stage.
AdmisSion, 20 and 80 centsi Private Boxes, S6.
my 30
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
AUCTION SALES.

DY THOMAS WILING
Id AUCTIoNEER, Georgetown, D. C.
MOST DESIRABLE PRIVATE Residences in
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTIoN.-on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON next, June I'd, At o'clock, in front
OF the premises, by order Of the Admlnistratof, 1
will sell that very valuable private residence stu.
ated on the south side OF Beal street and the
corner Of Congress street. The lot fronts 90 feet
on Beal street, running back 40 feet. The dwell.
ing contains 10 rooms, bath room, servanta' room
cellar, water and gas, smoke house and wen and
cisteFn In the yard. ...
offers q rare OF portunlty. ..r -.
Terms: One-l iird oashi balance In one and tive
years, secured a deed Of trust on the premises.
All oonvoyaneing at the cost Of the purchaser
Title perfect Possession can be given as soon Al
required. -. -
THoS. BOWLING,
myT-d Auotioneer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

n N L n IL Is U IL II A l. l.
Louisiana Avenue, near Sizn Street.
THE COOL RETREAT.
Third Week OF
mADEMOISELLE ANNETTA GALLETTI
The greatest Danseuse In the world
Who will appear each evening in the great Ballet
entitled
THE MOUNTEBANK OF SICILY
She Will also execute grand PAS SEUL, called
THE PAS DE SCARF
Brilliant success Of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
The Scottish Nightingale.
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
The Fairy stars.
George R. EdeSon, Mons. szolIosy,
J. H. Budworth, Billy Boyd
Willis Armstrong, ]. s. Clark,
Hairy Fentoni and Frank Buaworth.
Kate Harrison, julia Richmond.
Lilly brandon, Lucy Clifton,
Forming in all tile
GREATEST AND MOST TALENTED COMPANY
That ever appeared within the walls ofA
. UsIC HALL
ENTIRE NEW BILL,
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS
A BEAUTIFUL BALLET
The entertainmantsw will conclude with the faYorte
Farce entitled
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

DEATHS or soLDuRs.-The following deaths
were reported At the once Of Capt. HartI: Dennis
Driscroe, s1th MASS, Hiram '. Lsbroke, eth Me.
rhllip Voelp, 0ist Pa samel shorey, Ist Me- cav
AiryJ silAs Abbott, 18th N. vi Albert J. Hoyt ID
Mass, Thomas p. Roach, 9Th Mel T. Murray, nth
N.Y. Hiram W. Clark, issth Pa, Edw'd Holbrook,
18th N. Y. John slAttery, teamster, Edw'd Butter
worth, iut N. J. vols.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

THE BIBLE soCETY.-A discourse in behalf
Of this Institution will be delivered by Rev Will
liam Henry Ch aiming tomorrow evening, May 81,
In the Unitarian Church, corner Of d and sixth
streets. collection will be taken up the close
Of the discourse. Services TO begin at O'Clock
punctually. The music Of the vesper service will
be given on this occasion, which will close the
evening meetings Of this society for the season.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

AN ATTEMPTED EsoAPE.-On Thursday last,
about AZ p. m, A. ofiosr McElfsesh was passing
the jail on Fourth street. he observed man getting
over the wall, whom he arrested aud gave In
charge OF the jailor His name is Chas. McCarty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

WHO WILL Re CURED I'VE desire to call
special attention to the advertisement OF the oele-
brAted DR.. Vellny which appears in another column
The Doctor lisa safe and rel practitioner whose
skill and experience 10 guarantee that the unfor
tunRte victim OF certain indiBoretons with con-
idenoe intrubt his case in his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
relief
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods OF all kinda at Manu- dureTs prices Is
at II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennBylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
utreet6, mar 29-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
apr
IT s. AASsss3,EI;ss0R'S Ass3,I;0RS OFFICE,

TT s. ASSES SSOR'S OFFICE.
~ WARRINGTON, J.. C., MAY 80, 1859
having paid per cent. tay on the amount received
iTSm Government tor their services over and above
~. ~ ~ ohsh stnoI Feptember 1852, they claim
rms Is TO notify oil who hold such an opinion
thAt the law requires them TO make a return Of all
their income received from all and every source
LOT the year l6ex, commencing January and ending
peSembeF 81, iSSA both daya inclusive. From which
ueuueIons wiz oe made hrHt, of 5000; second, the
cent and also, deductions named in ths law, &e
As the case may be, and upon the amount above
and for which amount they arc liable to the Gov!
erhmeL p. NJ. PEARSON,
hy~VNsVa V'h AlTSbboF for D, c,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
DY TELER& son,
II AUCTIONEERS

DY BOTELER & wILsON,
ID AUCTIONEERS.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
THE SCHOONER MARTHA AMIN virtue Ui
decree issued from the clerks ONCE OF the Su'
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia, holding
4 district court and TO me directed, will sell Rt
public sale for CAsH, At the loot Of syn S'rseI
wharf on the Potomac river, on MONOAf' the
ibth dAy Of June next, 1853, commencing At II
O'CLOCK a. m. the cargo OF the schooner Martha
Ann, consisting In part aa IoHo"s VIZ
50 bbls old Rye whisky
IS do. Alcohol
SS do. CoppeTA1
2IB half bbls OF soda
20 boxes Lemons
kegs Butter
sack Coffee
do. Salt
l hbl. sugar
bundle Sole Leather
casks CAFbOnio Soda
20 hoNss sOldlhed LyF
20 do CASTLE soap
box Letter Paper,
WARD X. LAMON,
U. s. MArthAli y, q
ny sa-tdSa IehtOn,l
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
FhTce entltleu
A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.

Doors open at ~ O'Clock; Performance At Az.
Admission: Orchestra Chairs, so cents; Dress Cir
Gle and Gallery, % cents; Private Boxes, holding
six persons, S6.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

ATTHNPTHD sUIoIDHS.-Phllis Carr, who, In
state Of insanity, was sent from Central guard
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
M A d A NJ Il CARTE
INl GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCUS,


NIXoNS GREAT CREMORNE TROUPE,
FROM NEW YORK,
Will give a series OF entertainments,
commencing
WEDNESDAY, May "a, Afternoon and Evening
on the lot, corner OF New York avenue and Four
teenth street, rear of Willards Hotel
Introducing at each performance
MADAME MACARTE
In her wonderful peFBonation act, entitled the
VENITIAN CARNIVAL
In which, throughout the Europea cities, she has
been proclaimed Le Refine dc Ctrctquc," and ad-
sentative Of fequestFianism of the age.
sYRo-ARABIc TROUPE,
OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
who have created an immense sensation In Europe,
composing
Mile. Lera. Queen of Athlete
Mile ZuleilA.. E. The Intrepid and Graceful PoSee
ALI Hasaan The Giant of Strength
seyd HaAsAn' Of Trapeze
SidA HAssAn,
The most astonishing Posturer Of the age.
The above troupe comprises the first FEMALE
but by their wonderful grace, beauty, and ] extra.
ordinary eYolutiOns, they have won an enduring
fame, and although their feAts are most astOnish-
Ing, nothing can equal their agility and muscular
developments that are so elegantly and gracefully
Madame RIacArte,s
BEAUTIFUL STUD OF TRAINED HORSES;
SHETLAND Ponies,
FXhibitedin
IRELAND ENGLAND, and SCOTLAND.
MR. EATON STONE In his great INDIAN ACT on
his Wild Prairie Steed.
JIM COOK, the celebrated lester, from Pablo
Francs renowned English Circus.
MILE CARROLL, the brilliant Star Equestrian,
from the Cirque Imperial, Paris, Ber-
lin, st. Petersburg, etc.
SAM LATHROP, the Comic Kentucky Clown, will
cOnvulse the audienoe with side-splitting
jokes and modern comieAlities.
HERR CLING, the famous Tight Rome EXpeditIon-
ist and Preceptor OF Blondn
W. CARROLL,
the great Double Act Rider.
JIM REYNOLDS, known AS the Model Clown will
also take his share in the entertainment,
the whole performance being the
most Versatile and Pleasing
ever offered to the
CITIZENS OFWASHlNGTON
comprising
TEN GREAT STARS OF EQUEsTIANISM
MALE AND FEMALE ACROBATS,
THREE RENOWNED CLOWNS,
and
TWENTY-FIVE STAR PERFORMERS
The above
GRAND COMBINATION
will commence in Washington on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, corner Of New York avenue and Four
teenth street, and exhibit during the week. every
afternoon, commencing at o'clock, and every
evening at o'clock.
Admission, AmpitheRtre. % cents
heheINeu oehH''.s' ',......,.s...,.,-,.. % cents
Children to Reserved Seats, half price.
my %
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30
AUCTION ySAIES.
" J.C. INQUIRE 4 co,

DY ]. nGUIRE. 4 CO,
Rr,1,v vrIy AUSTIooNE6GIEyaE USSTTIIooNN 6IyE, fvo yor,r
WITH LOT, LOCATED CONVENIENT TO THE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs, AT AUG
TION.-on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2d At
o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell that nne
three-story and basement brick dwelling, with
four-story back building, At present occupied BY
the Commissary General, being No. Rts ! Itrcet,
one door from the corner OF Eighteenth street,
south side. The house IL modern, recently built,
with lArge saloon parlor, contains eleven cham
eefsl large library, plazIa whole length the back
building, brick pantry adloining the Kitchen with
range hot and cold water throughout, 4 fine dry
cellar, marble ffont the height Of basement mar
9le stepa, and wrought iron railing, aecommo-
street.
This house was built by the owners AZ a model
struetlon. = -
. Ro.ss.sI9Yn given on the l't of July next. Title
Tefmsi one-half eashI balance in IiH and twelve
months Deferred payments secured By deed Of
ConveyAneing At purchasers expense.
JAS C. MoG0IRE q CO.,
NAV 21-dtB Auetioneera