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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-22

TIE YANKEES AND THE FRENCH -
Some Of the Yankee newspapers profess
that their most potent and bellicose Gov
ernment is about to send an expedition
10 Metamoras aud dispute the French oc-
cupation oil Mexico. 1t is an idle tale.
Their Government intends to do no such
thing. 1t would like to, but dare not.
II has fully made up its mind to submit
ia any and every insult from any and
every power OF Europe until it has sue
ceeded in putting down ''the rebellion. !"
Uatil THAI object is gained. it is not 70 be
kicked intoa war by any European power
On pstsntate, especially Louis Napoleon.
<)fsll the European tiovernnicnts, France
Is that which would suffer ieast from a
war with the Yankees. and which could
infli..t the most mischief upon them. -
they know the military power Of that
most military Of nations, and the cool,
calculating, determined character OF its
Emperor. He has iron.clads enough to
sweep their navy from the seas and lay
their seapaa1s in ruins in month i;
he has an army Of halt million
Frenchmen. whDm he could easily
snare fro,a France and supply their
places with half million mere, who
would be soon ready IN their fnrn to
cross the Atlantic il their services were
required. Whoever s,spposes that with
war Oh it, hands already which is too
mach for its capacity, the United states
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In GOddiM Il ANDERSON,

LrxRcUToR's sale Of . valuable Farm Of lslx
IA acres, ON the Mschaucyvtile turnpike, 3h miles
from Richmond The beautiful Farm, "Rsyeus.
wood, Of ls1 1 acres, three ard half miles fr.uA
RicLnond, On the Aechanicsviise turnpike, will Id
offered AZ public auction Oh Friday, tho 18th sep:eu
ber, 1868, at O'Clock n f tair; IL not fair, ise
uext fair day thereafter.) There Is on the place
comfortable dwelling, with nvs rooms above w,
basement, q handsome porch fronting the shs'S
leng,h Of the house, AZ well ~ bark porch, Asad
some shade trees about the premises, besides
kitchen, quarters, barn and stable 1te land Is ot
excellent quality, well Set ~ clover. The up land
has for years past been successfully cultivated -
market garden The low ground well set IN srass.
yielding Tor tle past few years from ~ 10 30 teos o
hay. Also, 4 large orchard. with every variety Of
fruits There 10 eaough wood land fef the place iz
neafness to the city a market garden, ~ well ~
dairy farm, 0Aess superior inducements.
Mr W r Ashton, Dax residing on tho place, will
take pleasure In showing v.
Partial possession given Immediately, TO xgow
seeding water crops. Full pnssAssion given Ist
January next, or perhaps sooaer.
Springs u oxceaisps water nsar the dwelling.
TeFms cash. CHAH CAMMAN,
Ex'r of Mary Ana Bssshou-
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BY Pslliasa, Hames d Weisiger, a

T AuCTION-lOO acres Of timbered Land in
~ Chesterfield county We will sell on Monday,
The 12th October, Vhat being Court day J at Ches-
terfeId Court House, 100 acres Of Land, two miles
above Fenley Station, on the Clover Hin Railroad
This land Is in original growth. II is supposed that
enough stills can be gotten from the land to pay for
it. II adjoins the lands Of VIM Gill, John Bottom
and others.
Terms &c, made known on day OF sale.
PULJIAM, HANES WEISIGER,
90 02-endStiss Auct'rs'
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IT HIRTEEN and Half Acres OF Land, Miles
from the City, near the Stoney Run Road, ut
auction.-By request If the heirs Of Mrs Sally
Freeman, nil be cold at auction, upon the. prem
ises, on Friday, 25th Sc temb, r, s O'Clock N,
the property above referred to. 1t adjoins High
Meadow" "Rural Shades" aud the lands OF Mrs
Aiphin, Mr. French, and others.
TERxs--To suit purchasers.
ke22 WILLIAMS, Auet.
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- VI MasJ NV uaWhWS
Sale by GoBbN & Assxsz0s. 90;

DEAUTIHUI. Cottage Residence ~ Ashland, vhA
Is 3ores Of land attached, together with Tho
Household HaFntnre, for sAle u auction We re.
quest of Mrs r u Tucker, executrix u the late -
George Tucker, dec' We shall cell at public suction,
On tho premtsss II AshlAnd Hanover county, Va, 90
Tuesday, the 3Sth Geptezn Der, 1888, at OeOck
the beautiful and attractive cottage residence located
~ above, al which the late g George Tucker dsd
sexed il tics on the railroad, nearly oiscsl.s the
hotel, and has ample accommodations iar hsGe
family. There are attached acres 81 aod,
high state of cultivation, and Ahounding tn ch'ss
collection OF fruit trees, he.
Alter the sale of tho cottage all the housshoM Iaf
nfure consisting Of the usual variety, viii BE- soo
Possession given IN few days, thus afordrs faIs
opportunity 70 persons to secure dweliirg and Ia
niture A free ticket on the railroad foF ooe 'efm
OF years u guaranteed 70 the purchaser.
TnMs-1ash or credit, 1t tho option q We pa' :
es,sses. leo l6l CUJsnlN 4 APfEIeON
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uANDeOME Pariof and Chamber Fnsnitare. &c, for
II sals at auction ~ will sell a the residence of
Major J A Weston, situate 1h 9th street, between
Main and Cary streets on Thursday tie 9Th inst q
10 O'Clock, elegant assortment Of very handsome
paslor, DUNG room, and chamber furniture, COM
prising in part
rosewood parlor suite, (embracing) in damask
beautiful tete q tete sofas
do arm chair
do spring scat chairs
Centre table, (marble top,) etegre
I splendid walnut book case aud secretary
Large mirror lace curtains, DC
III tue dining room Is AN
Excellent oak extension table, chairs to match
very superior oak sidebsard, marble top
livery handled dinner knives
Crockery. glassware, sc
In tho chamber furniture is q
Freneh mahogany btlstead
Bureaus, mattresses, chairs, &c
Also,
general assortment Of very useful kitchen fnrnl
tufs. Els PLEASANTS,
se % AactOneer
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rrNRu6rRge Bale Of Hoass and Lot % ossess
nm.-As trustee In desd Of trust no.
HsrmannsAd Win to The sebssS,bsr. ds.ed - ~:
on tbs 18th May, 1850, shall h essessaaa g ":
esad I'D, (the sd HermAnn bslng p0ereasses
Of shis Rata ct ths teaseat q the nslsssg
ersAitsss therein nAsned. psocsed 10 ssl = 80
ss &, = 81 g e. sss :
fair. Y vet the Hsst A1r cav tessenssl ~ 49, ~.
asA los, aseaeIatsa q lets.s &C. y Hsve.es 800
ileasins g st sse.ta - les ..s sss n, "a
- : 49, 49,. = = y oopplx. zsasa.s.-
ii AaGE sais q IaOsal Tssaitsre, ,.clndinf ~
AnA Glassware, bhnkets, DC, ~ ~ ~ u -
q Hnsh spunky .-uD WeapeDdAya ~ - y ~.
llubss, 1853, 4 The Hoe spv,sek Nasl vs ~ M
ki,ohsa yurnssers q IN ssssAll1hnsas, eosslese
a oae very superior TOctAse haeo, swo ~
NJ MlTress, . very hres brussels Ssse<s' srooss
Knivss eva foska, Cops and seacegs !AshS -
ioosSss. nsis sad ehaek I1aiils1Dss. tessv BAs
ksss. npis,nsads, HiApw Saps, Rillowt npsasss.
Cna,lhes3, Luekfia la,asses, hlfhssst sash. nss.
q nsly ssher sisisiss which uos. = ss'isss y
Az. ! ses.s~ = cals's .aA ,sA..p.
Rr.ass .,.snx 1870 ysaaasg ssss.@ g. g
Saaes. ~ saisess - ssSs M O n.sAy
000DA
ssxl-Nt txses = fsse 0ssss. 49,
~ r 1SsLs. Ass1iss~v.
(YM0 nsAsas - -. - sssaaa r.. = ~ -.
$50 81 q - - !. : -: : = sa' - - q.
1sGi1nil q TeiSss1s4. = - saehnes.
49, $1,000 h1a,a4 = 1eq9e
T. - - 8 - D -.
- "a - T. - - ~ p. - - e -
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Two Tracts ct Land In Goochand county for saic--
One containing leo acres ttw0 thirds void land,
gu the Three Chapped read, leading from Richmond
10 Char kttesvil!e, IS ntes above the former place.
II has on II very good dwelling house Kitchen, he:
hese and other out houses ana an excellent Well 6f
water IN the yard, also, tab yard, Dow IN opera.
toH aud good stand fer the business The 0sher,
containing 70 neres Is on what Ia called the Ridge
road, leading n Co6Ahia, on the James river canal,
miles blatant from that place, with good dwell
ing aud all necessary 0Ht-honSes.
Any u0c wishing 70 purchase will cali On the sab
serIber ct BsihaM, near Cedar Post ON the James
river canal.
TERYA-Cash or credit 10 sui the purchaser, viii,
satisfactory security. GEO Cox
&c i5--aiawswt B@iham, GsonchtSnt Co, Va.
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VALUABLE Property near Richmond for sale, on
the new williamsburg turnpike, halt a mile East
OF RichnOudi will sell at public auction upon the
premises, at o'clock, Thulnay, LIST Of October,
(if fair; il not the next fair the place on which
mond aud Williamsburg turnpike, containing about
SO acres Of highly improved and valuable land. Tbs
improvements consist Of comfortable brick aud
frame dwelling with rooms, passages, and porches,
kitchen smoke house, servants house, large brick
stable As by 80 feet house, carriage house, &c
There are three wells of excellent water, and an Or
chard of choice fruit grapes, &c. To persons wish-
ing to purchase near Richmond, rare opportunity
Ia here offered lee 22l Up DICKINSON.
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- will sell on Tuesday, Goth inst, at o'clock, ON
the premises, one hundred and fifty niue acres OF
Land in the county Of Chesterfield, lying between
schute, and about three miles from Mayo's ridge;
admirably coated for farming and gardening; about
twenty acres very rich, and large quantity Of ma.
nure low ON the place. The buildings consist Of
number OF cabins and stables, recently built Of new
lumber of superior quality, TO accommodate large
number OF hands and horses.
At the Fame time will be sold one thousand cords
Of oak wood.
Terms, &c. made known on day Of sale.
PULLIAM, HANES 4 WEISI6ER,
0) a. An tio
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To conclude with the funny farce, Tor the nTst
zine in this city ,-of the
LAUGHING HYENI!
See bills Of the day.
OGDEN AT HOME;
OR,
MANAGERS TROUBLES,
A Locei Extravaganza, Barietta, DC, will shortly
be produced.
- tn rehearsal, shasspeare's Tragedy Ct
JULIUS CESAR.
The Management ut great expense and trouble,
have obtained copy OF the new adaptation Of Sir
Walter acOtt's work Of
JEANNE DEANES.
II will soon he produced with grand effect.
EOrCs-The doors open ut quarter to Z. Per.
Torrance to commence ut quarter To s o'clock.
se
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u The deepay Interesting
HxfHIgp
OLD PHIDS BIRTHDAYt
and Daness.
TUESDAY EVENFN0. SEPT "a, lei,
The Performance viii commence with the ceau'uui
overture IS
William Tell Orchestra
When will be presented Tor tho second time N tn'e
country the thrilling Domestic r ~, entitled
OLD PILLS BIRTHDAY.
Mr. HarAress, merchant K Strutnefs
Iiolel his son H Gui0u
Phil StapIeton, porter ............JW YnfPe
trank Gtapletob, his son. ...,...... duncan
SeItdnt
Marion iIardress ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss Eliza Wren
Blanche Howard ............. Miss II Percy
sceue--EriS0t,
rance $500 BIZ. ma ." 80 -
Beautiful Ballad ...........Mi Miss NELLY Walton
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NJ OTICE,-DenQuent consumers OF water IL
W. Madison Ward are hereby notified that il the.
fail 10 paw their water bills before the hour Of .
O'Clock = II to-day they will he deal. with according
the requirements OF the following txtraet from the
ordinance concerning the Water Works
BY an Ordinance passed VI the City Council NAY
9Th isaS il any bill unpaid Tor ten days mex!
after that on which il presented the Auditor shat
n0ti,y thu Super endet Who shall stop the ~airt
from being used on the preInses IN respect 10 whic
the default exists ah,t IL paid within niee day
i've per cent will be added 10 the original amount OF
the bli and il shall he placed in the hands VI the
City Collector. 2 W RAtSTON,for
az pit TB HARRISON, Auditor.
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AKETROPOLlTAN HALL.

rms t7vxsD4 p EVENING, Sept q, 1868.
IRON-CLAD OPERA TROUPE,
and Was welcomed by thunders Of applause.
Entire change OF programme 10 night
EacA member invulnerable
do see JIM Wcop and MORTIMER.
7hc Laughing Gas,
Of the South.
All acknowledge each member q star q, The ars
magnitude
lncompreheGsibte. IaexIsustibie
Budget. 30 night.
90 early 10 secure seats
~ See programmes. sc ::-itT
A SELECT
viii he given
MoNTcELIo HorgI,
FRIDAY NIGHT, .stit. 2S'h, 1868
An efficient police force has been engaged, an
good order Will be rgidly enforced
RS-Tiekeis, admitting a Gentleman and iadie
S5 ~.
Music by Smiths band.
Sc 22-lis
A URANn sELKCr BALL
u Will be given 9
NEW MARKET RAIL,
Corner 9TH and Marshall sts,
On Thursday evening, SEPT Path, 1864.
Music by Prof Rosenberger's C"tIlion band.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies, s.
Every cxertion viii be used tn add to the seOmlol
Of tue guests.
E1rlAdiiS' tickets can be procured al the HAL an
time previous "a the ball.
o Monntcsstle, AR Toier
Sc I2-3t* EMERSON, frop'r.
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FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON

THURSDAY Nv Ccpt Stth, IoVS'
FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON
Observation-Disclosures, s., with the privilege Of
bringing two ladies'.
NJ R-Tickcis 10 be had at the Academy from 10
TO O'Clock every day.
fue Brass Band will be in attendance.
No psins " III be spared to Insure the responsibility
of lin, corlpany Sc 19-5ts
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
BY Prof ST MAUR BINGHAM,
Exchange Hotel, corner 14th and Franklin streets
Entrance on 1i;h street, ladies' private entrance
to Hotel.
Chi.dren's Clas.rs Tuesdays, Thursdays, 4P NJ,
and Saturday. IL NJ.
Lalies' Classes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
4PM
dentlemen's Glasses Mondays, We1Eesdays and
Saturdays PM.
Terms ascertained on application.
NoYicR-Privste Glasses taught at Schools. or at
any private residence mot less than 70 schotars)
Early application respectfully solicited.
Practiciug parties every Thursday evening, r
NJ, se E--ets
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RAND SELECT BAIL,
II BY Prof ] ST MAUR BINGHAM,
AZ his Academy, Exchange Hotel,
Corner i4th aud Franklin streets,
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept oath, 1868.
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ee22-2t SUMNER 4 ARENrs, Auct'rs.
Ey Williamson d Co., .Anets.,
mo. lgs Main street.l
EURNrTUEE, Croekery, Glassware, SC, at Auc.
tion.-On Wednesday, the I'D inst, eommeuc-
Ing at 10 O'Clock NJ, will sell II saesrOom,
No l92 Main street, a very desirable assortment Of
furniture, crockery, gasswafs, &c. Consisting in
part Of the following articles, VIZ:
Sideb0ards, Wardr0bes
Bureaus, washstauds
S,fas, tables desks
PariOr, cane seat, and windsor chairs
Sewing machines, checks
elegant ehidren's carriages
Beds, bedding
Cr0kery, glassware
lsory haDdie knives, plated forkS
I 0ncers' sword
Also.
lot superior manufactured tobacco
A lot Oh very s1l.erior seine thread, &c
se 10 WILLIAMSON & CO, Aacis.
A choice selection Of Hooks, inciniiog
20 vols Of Codper's Novels, handsomely hound:
MoOre's, Ryr0u's and ecotts P0eticai works,
neatly bound in and gilt;
Historical, Philosophical and Mathematical
works, OF the bss& authors
law Rsoks,
Aud also variety a
sehoci Books, fnsI.sh and Classical.
se22 WILLIAMSON co, Anets
nUBLIO sALR-WiiI bs sold q rahaio auction,
In thu county Of Hsnover. ~ Dilesffom Ash.
lsad, on the premises Of the suhsenbef, on WeAnss
not the next fir day) al the crops Of corn Wheat
rys, oats, fiddler, hay. straw, &c, 81 head Of fet
sheep, 20 had Of hogs mich cows, wheat maehipss
siis, houaehoId and kitchen farniturs, a. &c.
- i4-Ai4xH2i IT.
BIZ RsdDoodl q Philips. AMef's
"a Maiu street.
call Al
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REaL ES1d re Fol; SAFE.


n r. ST desirable Farm Of 5l3 ceres, in Charlotte
iyl county. near the Daayile Railroad, for sale
Ne offer tor fale tract Of Land In the county Of
Charlotte lying ON Horsepen and Reynolds creeks
fiur miles from Massi1g Ford Depot, and three
miles ir. m Roanoke Depot, Richmond and DanvilIe
Railroad, now occupied by MIR William Madison
Watkins. It contains 543 ae.es, hiss 100 acres Of
excellent low grounds, an ample supply Of timber
ard wood land, q very large orchard OF the finest
fruit trees large garden, Trained dwelling house,
With Eve ROOMS, tsurroundsd BY 2 grove Of foe
good rersir; ali necessary out houses. iucIuding
barns, stslles, aud negro quarters, we'll bniit and
III very good condition. The plantation lies in an
excellent neiyLborheod, convenient TO several
churches, healthy, good society. &c Mr. Isaac &
Carrinston, whose residence adjcins, will sh"W the
land. lee 2--tli 00DDIN ApPERs0N.
MGR Sale--A very valaabbeAnd productive farmef
= go acres, \ miles from the city, GOO cords Of
wood, Of which $50 now cordea asa seasoned
be sold from the pace Also, crops, stock farm
Ing implements, he. THIS farm Offers anasiai Induce
ments TO purchasers. Apply At No 70 Pearl st.
sc 2l-Uts
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Nj 0IICE-T0 all whom i. lIiay concern--A
IN siderable portion of the gGads left at the Rich.
mond Ryeing and Cleansing Establishment We're
saved. The owners must Cal! 10 day aud get them,
as it is impossible tor HE 10 remain longer doing
next to nothing. Cali at M Iii Main street, up
( Stairs, entrance through the alley.
Ny Old customers may have their garments dyed
aud cieansed by the same wosklnen ami tue same
STYLE as usual by calling on MIR Joseph Ssebbins. III
Main street.
Also, for hire, practical Dyer and FIRST rate
Cnuk without ineu nibrance. Oh DENNIS.
Sc 2l-ltA
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MEN AUCTION AND
IN COMMISSION, HOUSE,
IHSrHBrRC, Va.
Davis S;rattGn X 10 have taken the house No 10.
sain street, formerly occupied by ioim Davis 4
Go, for the lorpose Of conducting general Auctions
and Commission Business, where they solicit con-
sgnmeu.s of Dry Goods, tiroceres, Manufactured
Tobacco, aud Country Produce OF all kinds, TO be
sold at auction private sale.
All consigDments 10 them will lie attended IL
promptly JOHN T'pAvIS,
WA II STRATfON,
ST ...-its cAA'llUS CHRISTIAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
PROPOSALS.
nee FICE,
" WAR TMENT

" w n a " VI r "
| WAsHIEGTos, Nov. 10, 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
office until o'clock, y. M, on the LIST OF December
AIRY ACHIEVEMENTS, to be Delivered in The
following quantities, at the undermined places,
10000 sets at the United States armory, Spring.
field, Mass.
5000 sets at the United States arsenal, Cover
1900 sets at frankie arsenal, Bridcsburg, Pa.
| 10000 sets at Allegheny arsenal, Pittsburg, Pa
| 10000 sets At st. Louis arsenal, st. Louis, Mo.
| These acoutrements are to be made In sti let
| formity with the regulation patterns. which can
be seen at the above-named places. Each set 10 to
consist Of one sabre.belt and plate, compietej one
esr6ine sling, with swivel, complete one sabre
knot; eArbine cartridge box one pistol cartridge
boxj one bal holster, for my -sze revolver; and
to he made OF the best materials and workmanship.
The sabre belt sabre knot, and carbine sling 10
bell hotter. @ and CAP pouch, Of best aaf Tanned
Leather. Is 10 be distinctly undersood BY bidders that
leather partially tanned psh anything else but Oak pH
not Dc received AL the tcles to be inspected at
| the place where to be delivered
Deliveries must be ms ie In lots Of not less than
and under, and not less than 1000 sets per week
for all contracts of over 10000 sets. The first de-
livery to be made within fifteen days after date Of
time Will subject the contractor to forfeiture OF
the number of sets which he may fail to deliver at
that time Tns bs are to pc boxed %
paid for at cost price, to be determined BY the In
| spector.
| Bidders will state explicitly the Arsenal where
they propose 10 deiy and II more than place
| a separate bid must be made for each. No bid will
be cons siered from parties other than regular man
ufag turcrs of the article, and such known to
| the Department to be fully competent to execute,
In their own shops, the work p opposed for. Each
party obtaining contract will be required to enter
Into bonds, with approved sureties for Its faithful
iuhlment.
| The Department reserves the right to reject any
| or all bids, II not deemed satisfactory, for any
| cause.
| Proposals will he addressed to Brig. General
| George ID. RAMSAY, Chief OF Ordnance, Washing
| ton, u. L., and will h. indorscd Proposals for
| Cavalry Accoutiements.n
| GEO. d. RAMSAY,
| Brigadier General and Chief OF Ordnance.
uayII-.tuthtDscl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
0FFI I-CIA L.
HEADQUARTERS PPovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WAahINnurun, d. C.. Nov. 4. lhe1 1

HEADQUARTERS PPovosT MARsHAL's OvrtcE,l
wAsHirroror, ID. C., Nov. Z, 1881.
Special Orders, No
In view OF the Immense amount Of Governmen,
prpperty located or stored In various sections Of
this city and the danger thereto by IRE and other.
wise arising from the lAwless aetion Of persons
under the influence Of spiiituous liquors obtained
In the vicinity where this property 10 necessarily
located or stored II 10 directed that, from the date
Of this ORDER the sale Of liquor under license OF
otherwise, will not be permitted in the localities
named herein, to wit:
Squares iis lit, iso and 40, so much thereof AZ
front on Nineteenth and NJ Streets In the vicinity
OF Nineteenth.street park.
Squares 1s1 1885, iss, 1853, i59 100, 1851 and 1884, SO
much thereofAs fronts on Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
and N streets, III vicinity Of Seventeenth stree,
and ambulance parks.
Squares u, ss +o 4i a. a. a. 90, 50, 81, 55 a. d.
6s 90, co. Ia IT, 70, so ST. ss e. 81, iOo ios iot 100
iai, i2l, 12a, 1i2, iia, Ia in First ward south oi
Pcnnsylvania avenue.
Squares T. g. Q, 10, IS, 10, 90 In the vicinity Of
street wharf.
Squares iss and &c., so much thereof as from,
II and Seventeenth street, in vicinity Of clothing
department..
Squares io7 iss, les, is. 1884, iss, so much thereof
as front Counecticut avente, sttenteenth, Eigh.
teenth and Streets In vicinity Of street stables
Squares +'2 +1s 6ol so2 500, in vicinity Of Sixth
and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 67s 67<, $50, ssi Ss2 sss, sst ssi, sss
any vacant street or avenue included In these
squares, being In vicinity Of railroad depot and
Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 72s 72, 1si 7s%, 7s5 76s, 1so In vicinity
Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Barracks.
On any place within four squares Of Bisdensburl
| Toll Gate.
On any place within hoo squares Of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within tro squares Of Railroad park
Any house In the above described localities con
vioted Of selling liquor to citizens or soldiers vii
be closed, and the proprietor imprisoned for suef
time as the nature of the offence may warrant, tn,
liquors on the premises conhseatcd, and the hous,
perm manently closed. An application In writing Il
the Provost Marshal, endorsed by the Mayor an,
Chief Of Police, will be placed In the hands Of tn
ofiesr, to report whether any specified person ma,
be permitted to SELL Under license, to oitisens only
but ony In exceptional cases will permits be given
BY command Of
HENRY D. TODD,
| Captain and Provost Marshal.
| A. g. BAKER,
Lieutenant and Adjxtant. no6-i2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
TN ii Il RI 4 l. 4 . HOU S E
CORNER NIsTH AND d STREETS,
V. DENGEL, Proprietor.

', DENGEL, Proprietor,
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing TO
the public that he has entirely rertted and re-
arranged his establishment, and 1t will hereafter
be kept asa
FIRST-CLAsS RESTAURANT,
where may be found, at all times, GAME, OYs-
TIERS, and everything else that the market afiofds
that can tempt the palate. He has IN Ade extensive
arrangements to keep iull supply Of
STEAMED OYSTERS,
which arc furnished At the shortest notice. The
bar Is supplied with the best
ALES, WINES, RRANDIES, CIGARS, ETC,
The Proprietor will spare no paius to make the
NAlto complete In every particular, noit-sm