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The New York herald., 1863-03-03

rnKxIER RATTAzzI's "plsrNeUIsBED" WIFE.
The following letter appears In Sdundes NsSs LeT, ,0
Dublin
% UpPER Lxzsos szRzKT. DuBIM, Feb. 10, 1865.
Having this day article in your journal copied
from the correspondent II the London Aorwg Pout re-
ferrng 70 the marriage the 6th inst AZ Turin Of the
Italian Minister, Sgnor Rattazz, feel myself called
on the head Of the "wyse family TO correct state
ment in that communication alude 10 that part Of the
paragraph taken from the Stomps, an Italian paper
and honored family OF Wysen such relationship dis
snctly repudiae, my part and every member Of
my family and testify that my deceased brother the
Minister Athens), both publicly and privately protest
against this relationship may add that his
eldest son, Mr.. A. N. Wyse has recently confirmed
by the most emphatic declaration on oath, In certain
pleadngs the Court OF Chancery in this country that
his late father never had more than two children
viz, himself and his brother, William Charles wyse
Consequently the lady named neither has can have
any title 70 tho namc OF Wyse or TO any relationship with
the family. GEORGE WYSE
The New York herald., 1863-03-03
Railroad Accident.

kI LoUr, March 2, 1863
While the Twenty-'ourth Mssourl Volunteers, Colonel
Boyd, coming from Pilot Knob, the Iron Noun
tain Railroad on Saturday large tree fell the
track usi before the engine about thirty miles from here
which resulted IN wrecking the train, Killing three sol
des, severely woundng nve, and slightly nIufing from
1ffa Ia Two
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

rssfhsrf.us Nsfcb z. l1&
atfissi ship Stsrhshi from Bsstr. To- Coiisa sso
hts ght go 100 from The ~rscssd stssnisr
sd Cate u j. rcisiJ Fspsftsd " si the sfecsws
rams tsss raissd ssyeral Lendf.d ,bgsssnd d0asrs
tfa8i y tacksges ~Lxh her wM retain - bDsfe hsf
.ets.l rBtl tks ADsr n eDe@i.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03
Tragedy nj Isu rnlo.

HrFTstO, WaFrh z. Itt3-
po.i norton examination the bodies ~ urs
Fraser and children supposed 20 have psfshed ths
deftructn q house by late are has revealed ibs fact
that aA had bseu previously murdered The Hey. Mr..
Fraser messing, and u feared be beeo fnurdered
The New York herald., 1863-03-03
Fatal Array at Boston.

B0srov, March 2. 1858.
Guy Richardson was shot dead and named clspp
seriously wounded, on Saturday night, 10 south
bingham. by Asa soutber. The latter savc himself up
stating that he ~as defending h house from the two
men, who 81 late hour persisted ia attempting d
.4N.N
The New York herald., 1863-03-03
Geneva Charter Election

GKsyvs, N. u. March 2. 1898.
The charter election r. ths village to-day resulted IN
tho q the entire democratic ticket by majority
M atsut $50.
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

The Emperor received doput4ton from The Corps H.
sisain with The address 10 rey to hs speech on The
~ IA Ult. IN tho evening,
Ia France eays,--The Emperor replied IN substance,
that bc found tho address proc " the concurd existing
bcycnn the Corps Legfath and the government. such
harmony OF understanding especially desirable ~
the present moment 10 strengthen the legitimate influence
which France exercising abroad amid The many hostile
assions agtating nearly all quarters VI the globe
The Paris tonfe Of tho 18th ult. publshes the text
rf The reply iven by the imreror " the deputation
Which presented The address of he Corps Los sal Ms
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

VHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To al artom u may coneera, GRt ETIso;
koiiee Is hereby given, That, on the llth day OF
cargo, was captured by the United States steamer
Yankee, attached 10 the Potomao Flotilla, and
brought into the port OF Washington, and the same
name oil the United states, far condemnation as
lawful prize, and thst said cause will stand iof
trial at III. City Hail. 10 the city Of Washington,
ON the frat Monday of October next, when and
where all persons are warneh to appear to sh "
cause why condemnation should not be decreed,
and to intervene Tor their interests.
jyS X. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING
DISTRICT COU-T OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To dV Uhom may concern, GREETIso:
Notice IL hereby given, That, on the 18th day Of
July, 1863, the United States steamers Jacob Bell
and Satellite captured, as lawful prize, canoe,
nat-boat and cargo, and brought them to the port
Of Washington and the same are ltbeled and pros
ecuted In this Court in the name Of the United
States, for condemnation as lawful prize and that
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hail. In
the city Of Warrington, on th. frat Moudsy OF
October next, when and where all persons are
warned ~ appear to show cause why condemna-
tlon should not be deeFced, and to intcIr enc foI
their !.tercsts.
Dy the Court. H. J. MEIGS,
D25 Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

THIRD WARD PoLIcE.-The following United
States cases have been recently Investigated and
disposed Of by Justice Thompson at his ONCE and
at the Third ward station house;
Frances Conuor, charged with stealing from Al
bert w. johnson, clothing, jewelry and money,
held to bail In ssoo for her appearance st the
next term Of the Criminal Court.
HsgAn e. Luddinston, charged with = breach Of
the peace and breaking the store window Of Mr.
Lockwood on Pennsylvania avenue, was commit
ted to Jail for safe keeping.
Henry Washington, negro, arrested by ofiosr
James L Beali, was charged with stealing 80 In
Treasury notes and postal currency at sundry
times within the last three weeks from colored
man named John the Daptist. Committed, In de-
fault Of BAIL to answer at the next Criminal Court
A stolen horre, belonging to Peytou Devaughn,
Of rinoe Georges county, Nd, and stolen from
his pasture the 18th ut, being found In the pos
session Of . sutler, was identified by the owner
and restored TO him yesterday. The sutler showed
bill OF sale and satisfied the magistrate and the
owner OF the horse thst he (ths sutier) hal OBJ
tained the horse In . fair business transaction.
We leara that the thief Il likely to Be arrested.
Hentr Clark, soldier, arrested for entering the
swelling NJ P0H-- Sergeant Johnson and attempt
,rs ty r!Ho q rhe., oi iataw.ra-there being NO por-
Sv-' "a the fUuss hut Knre Johnson daughter Of
sergeant tJnhuaJn--yastu-ns o''r 10 tho military
aufa0rlns' Wn.t M the magistrates Office the
D'iso.rr suItculg hplter, caught by UGl ,.r
I4 -s o. u'1If. r1 g. a!Ire roar .a s,rrryi ppst
Oulse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

w-THE PUBLIC Is respectfully informed that
Market ill be held this lWEDNEsDAY) alter.
noon, August 8, Instead OF thursday morning, at
Centre Market, HENRY LYLES,
t Clerk Centre Market.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

A WoRD OF ADvIcs.-Those who have been
dootoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Or. Ftshblstt, whose once
q No. al street. corner of Eighth street, and b
radically cured. twenty-five ysars experiences has
sstabhshed DR.. Fishblaft's reputation ~ physi-
sian. Recent cases cured In few days. ChargAs
uodsrat~, DR.. FIsHBLA1T, -
No. al Z street, eorner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

Total, a.. white aaG2s6 Gu'"red fttscI,-
ir,r -- 'bo rity q! Warrington, % '.LrY T.
dra~.- -,. ,,tlu.u 7r' thO rru.ts q, ~ T-kr
place. To-os, -. 1r" E..r fa- a. .,.CrD
taken, - also one COu-- 20 40 'Ha ..r a.a
mack, the wellknown restaura...
A very large crowd was present this =. ',H
Great good humor prevailed at the close, and thi.-
cheers were Siven with will.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
Arnold,

I'd Arnold,
D Martin, Fr
y Boswell,
Jas Forester,
Lewis Poins,
Dsnl Higgins,
Andy O'Bryon,
Fred Whrens,
Chss Bruce,
Vim r Denas,
Thos McGran,
Jno Me eCullum,
A Wood,
VI 8 Towie,
VIM W Cook,
W Powell,
NJ Mulqueen,
Alex spencer,
John Rollins,
Thos brown,
Lewis Bretten,
Jno mcClockcy,
N Green,
II Hepburn,
Joe Morton,
Ed Johnson,
Geo Williams,
Robt Durcell,
Chss u Bent,
Ste A Dudley,
. hos Worrr II,
Alex r Duff.
GI,soIy shseley,
Samuel Middleton,
4 A Mooney,
Z OppermAn,
Riehsrd Paly,
Geo Blake,
Fred Hcrmighousing,
John Peirce,
Daniel COnnor,
David Butter,
VIM Brent,
VIM Butler,
Lewis Miller,
Alex Ross,
D Jphnton,
Id Mynor,
Dsvid Hyatt,
W IN Br, ant,
John Candle,
Jos Fet:it,
J $ skidmcre,
A beckett,
John Brown,
Thomas Martin,
B Clerck,
Thomas Burke,
Wm Jon Q,
VIM h-fton,
James Back,
Jno y Talberry,
Jno Cornell,
Dan'l Jarboe,
Rob Murray,
Geo Washington,
Frank Walker,
I hvrel,
Robert fowisun,
WIN George,
Jno I Chew,
Joseph Dudley,
Lem smith,
X Di3gs,
Jas st waTt,
Andrew Jackson,
2 Truman,
Sam'i Murphy,
rhos Fleming,
1hos Pumphray,
G John 'on,
Jno Law
II Chm,
Alien Hodyman,
Abe Dorsey,
Jas II Burls,
D.nl feager,
Walter Holt,
n King,
VIM v Warren,
Pat Mceauley,
John White,
Id Niiburn.
H Davis,
John Gaifris,
Geo Wrshington,
John Oyefton,
John Medier,
Chas Dine,
4 J Bradley,
J Z d Altman,
Caiues Steirs,
Hen saith,
Ldw Brown,
Richard Davis,
Jno D Asmmack,
Geo I Loker,
fheo Fritz,
Wash Lucas,
kDbeIt tormsn,
Edw L Bowlicg,
Peter Fierce,
ChSs Ii iuerick,
Jao W Rose,
wm smith,
Chss l. Cooke,
jos JOY,
Jnu NJ Keating,
Geo Dudley,
s. "ole,
n
"a
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSFM MEN1S.. iaa.
GIANT RBURY HALL,
" tosi'iana Aren.s. ~esyAs esraer Of stsiA st,ss.
HH CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
VIM. T. sim. ............. Manager and Propristor
orten n. Hess...................B Business Manager
THE COOL suMMER THEATRE,
STAN DARD MUSIC HALL,
sTUPENDoUs ATTRACTIoNi
CHEAT ACCESSION OF STARS
UNPRECEDENTED ANNOUNCEMENT
THE WONDERFUL AND TALENTED
zHSEREILA IsSTIE,
zANERETTA zANERETTA TRSTsE, TRSgsE,
Universally acknowledged to be the
MOST TALENTED ANDyERsATILE COMPANY
MOST TALENTED AND VERSATILE COMPANY
.osa stsr2H,s'sEs SassG..,
AND
IN The WoRiD,
ENTIRE GREAT GASfERBuRY COMPANY
GRAND COMBINED ENTERTAINMENT.
APPEARANCE EVERY NIsHr OF MONS.
HIEXHHDRE zHNFRETTA,
WONDERFUL ROPE TAT DnNoER and pASroMr.
MIST, who will appear In several Terrible and As.
founding Feats, Including his wonderful wooden
shoe dance on the rope; also as the Miller's Boy,
In the comic Pantomimist Ballet, entitled the
MILLERs DAUGHTER
MILE LOUISE zANFRErrA,
MILE LOUISE ZANFRErTA,
49, H.. N.kt a r.
p4sIss B4sIss EE4Es FEAT: Ss Ss THE THE RSsE RSsE
without a ba,ance pole, have been the theme Of
universal praise throughout the country, from
MILE josEPEISE ,osEeEIsE zz4ssrsEITA, z sEs
Masters HENRlQuE and LOUIS
zAANSEEkkEETTA,
who will appear each and every evening in some
Of the most admired Classic Groupings, &c.
MISS SUSIE sUMMERFIELp,
The Terpsichorcan Divinity.
Misses JULIA MARSH and MAGGIE WILSON,
The young and brilliant Dsnseuscs.
In addition to the above Ircm.ndou, Attractions
the GREAT STOCK CoHPANY Of the CANTER-
pOhi VIII appear.
MISS EVA BRENT,
Who 10 without exception the best and most ad-
mired Vocalist Gu the American stage.
Mr.. GEORGE II. EDEsoH,
The fsvorite Comedian and Comic Vocalist.
MONS. J. D. LOUIS sZOLLosY,
The great Maitre de Ballet, VIII also appear in
beautiful Diverti,emcnt entitled
LA FErE DANsANTE,
supported BY the celebrated
COURT OF BEAUTY,
Miea Susie summc. field,
Maggie Wilson,
Lucy Clifton,
Julia Marsh,
Kate Harrinon,
Grace Dc King, &c, sc.
The Great Ethiopian Comedians,
Johnny MACK, WILLIS J. ARM.TRoNG,
L. II. COLLINS, II. WILLIAMS
Us. CLARKE, &C., -.
WIN appear In a choice selection Of Negro Conf.
J cal ueJ, Se., &C.
| The ent 'rtainmsnt will conclude with the beau.
| ful and lsughahle Pantomime entitled
THE MAGIC BOOK,
Char actcrized by the Zsnfretts Troupe.
- cent?
PriTate boxes, holding six persons, eve dollars
| Doors open at IN o'clock, Performances at 8.
THANK SEWING DAY,
.6r"SDAY, AUGUST 9Th,
"EASu A.. NATtNEE AT e,s O'CLOCK
''" ''H'aN MATINEE,
.,N s.t.. lie .la'f& "a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

Iasnb 4 slave g!,- arcLy. God lpfoyuur our arm.
In the soul.. o. and give us vrroDlys At Yici s.
burg aud Port Hudsoa.
1.-THE prayer Of the writer has been lestd, and
vIcksburg and Port Hudson have fallen, aI.
the news has reached England ere this.
With regard to tho notice said to have been
served upon the British Government by our
Minister at London, (for no other official could
properly do it,) rs are not prepared TO contra.
dc. u, but hare reason to believe that Il I true
We know Of no reason why 1t should not be
true; and II 1t is, we believe the american people
gsnsrally, aud osr gallaat army and many IN par
ticS,ar, wu accept the mrs pith a hearty GALL
HAuY
Ifthe preliminary notice, alluded to In the
private letter from which we arc permitted to
copy, has been seconded ere this by positive
and permanent notice to the British Govern
msnt, as we believe 1t has been, 1t will not be
long before tho fact will be given to the world
oficlally, either In London or in this clty.]
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

TIE only place where you can purchase bsdta
Rrb6er goods OF all kinds at Manu- tourers prices,
1t H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, eil
streets - mar 9s-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
II England Allows them 70 LeGve her
Ports II will Do Accepted as .
Declaration Of War
with the United
States.
NOTICE SERVED ON THE BRIT
Ish GOVERNMENT.
Great Excitement in England.
MR.. COBDEN MOVING.

A private letter, from the pen Of dlstin-
guished American, dated London, July 81,
after detailing the good effect Of the great and
decisive battle Of Gettysburg, and tho defeat
and rout Of Lees rebel army upon tho people
Of that great metropolis, says:
"The two monster iron-clads now belng con-
structed by British capitalists, In English
docks, for the rebels arc nearly ready for sea.
"Iam confident that preliminary official no
fiee has been served upon the Government Of Great
Britain BY the proper officer Of the American
Government that " ts former permits Ms tsoo
iron-elads, NON bsalding for the rebels ~ British
docks, TO Be tured oper to the rebel authsriss, to
be employed ogainst Anerieas chipping upon The
Nigh seas, t.as n' Government Of the United States
riu accept the act, on the part Of Great Britain,
a. declaration Of odr, aud piH act accordingly.
"The greatest excitement prevails on the sub.
ject in Court circles. 1t will DO brought up In
the House of Commons by Mr.. Golden.
Ar loans In London, who are from North.
.ru N6.r-, arg ',rt over the fact. We have
-"'.-fILyad l-., ;, 81, gu-' 70 'r'rN from the Eng
ush pre- ''- e EEL vmrarhist. ut.h the
grgau.z, uoDs . 20 r,.,. it,. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

Thos Doskss,
Jas D0rs0n,
Robt Page,
Jas Harris, ~
Wn 8 Tusker,
osu1 neusdy,
Geo PAlnef,
h Hobert,
Mike Me6hau,
WIN Fitzpatrick,
Thos na6s1eld,
Frank Grey,
las c Jaeksen,
Geo Grimm,
Samuel haansll,
Wm Prince,
Jas Lawson,
L Martin, ~ ~
Jas Dorlabd.
Joseph Saith,
Geo Ward,
Jno Holbrook,
Jno Tucker,
L Armstead,
WIN A Nou1f,
- Broughtou,
Thos Dowrig,
Chas slater,
r Thompson,
Jno Fleet,
Jas Dodd,
edmond Green,
Jesse Bellfeld,
Noah Douglas,
Wm West,
John Groom,
Thos Logan,
Thos Rowan,
W Riehafdson,
Geo W Evans,
eilas Bully,
Juo n Duval,
Thos Grisooll,
Jas 0eAham,
VIM AiArlin,
II Brsckrnboltz,
wm Winter,
Alex l.awton,
Lem W Curtis,
Frank Douglass,
Chris Dyson,
y Heron,
Daniel Callahan,
VIM X Davis,
Henry Taylor,
ID Donovan,
Samuel Rabbit,
John d Johnson,
James Williams,
u Evans,
. Guelef,
Jno Brent,
H Edwards,
Wm Underwood,
Thos Conner,
Pat Madigan,
Morris Ludley,
Geo Landis,
Lawson 1siliver,
Jno fnlvoy,
Jno Chnkst,
Horace slmmes,
Rob Yateman,
Thos Sulnan,
p Ryder,
Jas Wales,
N Bunbury,
Josh cooksey,
Pat Martin,
Jno wilkins,
Ed Leeskbushitz,
n psngertleld,
II HsItgeris,
Chas Langley,
a Henry,
Ed Foley,
Jas h Tucker,
VIM Harrison,
Henry Cooper,
Fletcher Purcell,
Wm Dely,
H Moses,
John X Eivans,
NJ Fruslow,
VIM a Taliara,e,
r Hibllan,
G DsehmAn,
A Walter,
Geo W Pearson,
Jere Connell,
James Conner,
N Modux,
Lswis Howard,
John II Mail,
Peter Bowling,
Jas n 4 arter,
John c Thompson.
NJ Jet,
Robert q Vain,
Jacob sweetzer,
Mike Lysler,
Jos W Gelsiord,
Jno Phine,
Jno q Fisk,
Rioh'd Thompson,
sGf'a Parker,
nos 9. q -idson,
rscrh J lrtut
in, INhecas
" M,ilcrr
Alu HD "A Sw.a.
aiDs 8tl
Blsh'd BROOKS
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

WHO WILL IN CURED I'VE desire to call
special attention 70 the advertisement Of the cele-
bfated Dr. yellAy, which appears In another column
The Doctorisa safe and reliable Praotitione whose
akin and experience 10 . guarantees that the unior-
hdence intrust his case In his hAnds. Let young
men bo warned In time, and seek the BEST means Of
raliof H.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING a

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DlsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR IHE SAID DISTRICT.
To au tchom u may rrn, GHEETiSo:
Notice Is hereby given, That, on the c7th day OF
May, 1859, lot Of g,ods, wHres and merchandise
and money and one bond, were seized BY The unt
ted States steamer Western World. attacGed to the
North Atlantic Dlockadlng squadron, samuel B
Gregory, Acting Master United states Navy, com,
In this Court in the OF the Cnited States, As
lawful prizej and that said cause will stand for
on the frst Monday Of September nc It, when and
where all persons are warned to spseAr to show
cause why condemnation should nCt be deere ed,
Nd to intervene for their inteIeots
.. I'D RI. ,FICs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
f,r4ts.sl,r4iLs,
yAnrrrrxs,-.ais "a,

VAnixrfHb.-AAth iahbiNuah!e ana '"N. re
sort WAS again oiled by tas.I s'fuos. ia order ."
listen to the sweet vocaiism Of Miss .l,la iNlon
aud Agnes sutherland, the Scottish niSnt.a4 sls,
and witness the eccentricties Jim Dudworth, tho
beautiful dancing Of the lreis Of Beauty and ciu.-
ter Of Grace. The eotertainment concludes with
the pantomime Of "Jocko. the Brazilian Ape"-
Morsste as the Monkey. Thanksgiving night, rc-
vival Of the great local play ofrhs Belle OF WASH
ipGton, or from the Altar to the DIssecting Table
CAsTERBURr HAIL.-The great success with
which the talented Zanfrcttas are meeting must
be highly gratifying to their pride a. artists, and
to the managers feelings as far As pocket 10 con-
cerned. The house IL crowded nightly, and every
body goes away pleased and astonished with the
wonderful and terrific feas Of the great Alexandra,
and the grace and beauty OF petite Louise on the
t.rht rope. A matinee will be given tomorrow
afternoon (Thanksgiving day., when the entire
troupe will appear, In combustion with the Can
teIbury COMPANY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

VIM Domoray,
r vsegs,
Geo sGith,
A Carter, H-H
c Douroqusen %
Q Ardrew,
Z . Parker,
Chas n whitnsy,
J Ridon,
Thomas Mcousde,
John shirving,
Fed Dates,
Joe n Allen, g.
WIN X Hauplysr,
Thomas J Hust,
John 9 sephos
Samuel Dale, a..a
Henry Taylor,
Ed Jackson,
VIM H Dctlus,
Danl Connolly,
Chas N Lee,
saml kersham,
Chas O Roberts,
Geo c Castle,
Denis Hamilton,
Frank Ordemar,
Jas 9 Brast,
Mr. Wise,
Thos Luti,
Fred MeMellin,
Jno Kelly,
Jas Tyler,
c Marshall,
Robt Lewis,
wm W Barry,
Jno Robinson,
Jno Carroll,
Henry Appleby,
Thos oavut
Jns Browo,
Pat Martin,
Chas L seibert,
Sam'l Rechard,
Chas johnson,
D ONeil,
Fied Taylor,
Mike Parker,
Solomon Lazarus,
Fsnton Taylor,
VIM r Hicks,
Wm A Marshall,
John Carr,
Geo Gientworth,
Chas o Moore,
Temple stuard,
Thos s.rinvener,
James Dorsey,
Jno Thomas,
ssml DehAvans,
JB Potter,
L Mollolu,
Jas Richardson,
Jno p Cahill,
VIM Bird,
A s Ecdy,
J Childs,
Jas Fullslove,
Jacob Miller,
L Lancaster,
Chaa Marses,
Robert Cole,
Jno williams,
Frank Benncr,
Ajax 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
The Draft.


SEVENTH WARD.
The following names complete this ward
Chas D Fenton, II Humphrey,
II Miller, -, james Slight,
Alex Fenell, Nick Teal
Wm Parker, Jos McIntosh,
Geo Randall, VIM Joy,
Mike smith, Chas Pearson,
HsSss:sizs, Fsss:ss zoor., iSsn rse HsaTy' H4%sl'''
James MonAhan, H. Parker,
James Russetter, Geo Newman,
S:S S:srs w %l..hius,on. i 81! ToilIvs1,'
John T Miller, Horton,
II klue, II hudson,
John Matthews, P.t Conner,
Geo q Heaning, WIN johnson,
4 Hunserford, PRCits,man,
jas Walsh, ConI Doty,
H F1Ager, VIM pHearn,
Jas Bsrnts, Jno Proctor,
I studisy, I'd Chsmplair,
Jas Wief, W Sanford,
d Pyfsr, sStraus,
Adam Sea, VIM Cammack,
Jas Houser, Jno Pearson,
sish's SsrSsr, HsnIy DoiS:n.,
Wm Hall, Geo Winters, b.
jas Brown, .'. Joseph sondhAn,
Jno White, John Storms,
WIN Johns, Jos Thompson,
Jas summers, Jas ComtUn,
yLhas wiIk.s, Jas A Boughsnaon,
II Ross, bogss, '
Jno Parker, Huntington,
Mike Keenan,, Frank skinner,
a.. " Mart.n, Aiss RsssSurg.
y Hebrew, Magnider,
Ii BOYLE, Jno II Baker,
Jss yOhnson, Jno D stuart,
A Rollins, Rat Brodau,
~ W = walker, Jno NJ kobertson,
Jno Robertson, Jerry Prince,
uC II Dulsp, Carter,
Wm Prandsri, WIN TGsrrett,
John J. Risinger, Shas u euine,
Butcher, CIV Crutchlsy,
Geo Graves, VIM GAlison,
Hiram Eddy, Geo Thomas,
Edwin Jennings, Bland,
II Nelson, John l. Wilet,
q Mike Kane, wash Cole,
Jos x % sSslaon, Cha. Ford.
henry { EIiiot', Aiosr. Warner,
Jno Regap, Nat Collins,
"a bowel, Paul j sweep, .
samuel Nusent, Hammel Koss,
Bushrod Gri6ahy, Fletcher,
o Chas d Gurnlley, Jos Martin,
soI Beech, Jas y Halmeai,
Mike Hackst, ..a Al keach,
Hiram RAgon, VIM fsates
Nat Boston, Jacob Buttr,
Thos Kidwell, Richd Johnson,
John Hill, John @ Connay,
iyere Kidwell, James Tucker,
Pred smith, Fred kohler,
John Bell, John y G Tanner,
All Robbins, James Lynch,
henry Garrett, Mm vernon,
Thomas Cogwell, shanley,
John Marshall, John simnis,
ChAs Lehman, Fisher,
Anth Banks, John MoGuirck,
4: iHSs DSs:i, sps:fu'' j.: aossiSsss,' siSss,'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05


60 Lswts,
Thes Martin,
n Rsslssgast,
Thos Lswis,
JohA Ceodorouk,
Joha Murphy,
Ed Tibbst,
A Dswmas,
lanes Mrsh,
Matt Hdsoa,
WIN A Nichols,
W II ksndle,
Pill kran,
Pat Fitzpstriek,
John Medden,
A Brace,
James Baldwin,
Henry Toner,
Mr. Pagh,
o II Boston,
T 0ouoris,
John Magic,
Horace Wilson,
Js6 Minor,
I'd AAdrsws,
Thos Owsns,
4 . rsllnan,
Jno Jamison,
Henry Thompson,
I'd vanduser,
L Brown,
M George,
Chas Simms,
Geo Heckley,
Rioh'd scott,
Thos Hare,
Toby Boor,
WIN II Campbell,
BENZ Parkerson,
DAM SHINES,
II Garrett,
I'd P Rollins,
Jackson Ctsd,
D Z steel,
Geo Adams,
Jas Minor,
Thos Kelly,
WIN Ceorgs,
CT Witbank,
Geo Cox,
T Conowsv,
Alex Meakins,
, Ellis,
II c Fowler,
Dsnl keenan,,
II Petors,
Jno H RolAnds,
II Payne,
Jno II scharr,
Jno N Brokenver,
Rioh'd Gather,
Thos Manning,
Daniel A Clayton,
James Kerr,
? Zimmerman,
Chas Jackson,
Jas sommerville,
Jas L Fentou,
Geo Pinkhart,
Phil J McHenry,
Thos Fitzpatrick,
Mike Craven,
Sam'l spaldinY,
Samuel M Barker,
'arty.
Isl FsA .sl Nf A. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05

THs DRAyr.-There are over thirty different
causes exempting drafted men. All persons liable
and not able TO Judge Of the law should consult
lawyer. CAptaln John II McCutchson, attorney
al law, at I7i seventh street, opposite Post once
Depsrfment, 10 advising and drawing exempti. n
papers for drafted men. aub-at'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
ADJUSTMENTS. ;

WASHINGTON THEATRE,
wv Eleventh street, near Pcnnsy lvania avenue.
Aioer Cassedy.. dans<ar
THIS (wEDhEsDAY) EVENING, AUGUsTs,
Increasing brilliancy Of the highly successful
r CONGRESS OF STAR.
Combination Of the great protean actress,
Hr.... MISS KATE FI3HER, 90
And the popular Comedian, a.. s.s.
... Mr.. CLARKE, a
...... - with Mrs. Jane EngliaL's
TROUPE ST. DENIS
BEAU rIrUL RosITA, ..r .......
MARIETTA RAvEL ID
CHARMING AGUsrA,
&C., &C, kc
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, PERFORMANCE,
when will appear for the nfst timc the celebrated
italian tenor, .... 20 .sr.
sIGNoK ALBERTO NEGRINI.
Aimissi1n, rs, 80 and % cents. aus
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
TO HOUSEKEE

GUNNER GOODS-.-SUMMER GOODS.
SUMNER RANGES,
SUMMER FURNACLs
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS.
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET SETS,
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
JAPANNED WATER BUCKETS,
With general assortment Of TIN WARE, which
wall be sold cheap by
W. d. wYvILL,
No. 4ss Pennsylvania avenue,
ics-t( Between I'd and th streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-05
WH1rsuuasr's GALLssr, lsA PuHsYL,

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AVENUE, OWES TELEoaArH o!ricr.-Whitehurst,
three premiums in this oountryj also, q medal at
the worlds Fais In Lsndon, lor SUPERIOR work.
ali the rsse. see his Photographs In eolors. For
sale, Card Photographs OF distingushed meni also,
Views Of Paintings In the Rotunda Of the Capitol.
tended to.