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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

A NUMBER o. new and and beautiful
patterns OF Caseineses and peeiings just
opened at kran,.'s, Second s,rset, opposite
Corbin d Dsws bsus
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

RIVER ITEMS.
W ednesia y. April %.

Wednesday. April %.
ARRfyED.
JENNIE WnirrLr, Campbell, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
JAMES MaAss, Pierce, Dubuque
iahME WnlffLE, Campbell. alontrose.
B1A4s LEAVING TODAY.
The Northern Zine packet Norihernsr, Captain
Aifori, will depart FOR st. lau and intermediate
pants this evening. Jerry Wood in tho oni 81
Inc mail and passenger packet Kate cas',l
captaiu b. W. bag s. Clefk " .iliams. will dopnrt
iof Montfase AMI way points NJ o'oosA this
morning. Remember tho Kate she Ia tho tray
ers' fsvorte.
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u orR~~Tse market il du'I mud s. inwer.
- % - So ezra state; s. 10 az u H. IT, q.
WnHAr--..'ue. ban. ana heavy. u 62@
| Go spring. ~ 65tti ~ winter red.
CohS--a.eayy. 5gaSse.
AHIsgY-Dnil and heavy. 4lr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23
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FssEA DlANo AND OaGAS MAEUFAC
turer Grants ,,loe K, MUM stree1
~ - Davenpart Iowa. liinstrutn ents Of
my own make warranted and kept m order with.
out charge. Eve years.
n. B.-Rcpairin, and tuniLg done At i times
Andtn tbs sst mauner.
u vssPoRr, August 5.h 1861
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

A NY PERSON HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
n -four or i've rooms -.lnd fair lot. to .ei
o, ese n:sr u xoi parcha sss by addrs ssing Box
Ass' Oevsapws Post O&ss> Cpl ls-tg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

EXCHANGE Il BASK'Ns HeUsE or L. A. MAck1o
davenport, Iowa, Apri lst, 1868
CIGir kXgH sNGa on TIE PRINCIPAL
~ eiies tf the United states boug ht ami sols
The highest price paid for Gold, silver, De-
mand Notes, State. County and Ci.y Warraats.
Sterling Exchange TO, sale III sums Of 6 and
upwards.
Highest premium paid for State Bank of lnai-
ana Ohio and Iowa notes.
Passage tickets for sale to ard from Liverpool
Cork and liavre. ny steamship or sailing sb. o.,
Agent for the old Black Star line, sailln- sh ms
from Liverpool 10 New YORK. Agent for Liver.
pool, New York and philadelphia line OF steam
sAlps. mch 81 Il d,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

For buRLISGToS.-Tne talented dra-
matte :roop- which has 50 deli GIFTED the people
4 tlis city Tor few weeks past with their *
'eilsn, peiormences. have clos.d the ssason
mere. and leave to day for Burlington. where
hey VII! be cure 10 meet the high spprecia.
ton that they sp richly deserve
During The last yisit Of ibis admirable
troupe TO orr city ihsre has not been lhlt ib
erel patronage extended TO them that they re.
ally deserve. Their performances have been
sithout exception excellent Miss Harrison
has all the elements Of superior actresa. ana
supports the many difficult parts che UNDER
/ aksl In . manuer TO win the admiration oi an.
Hr Fyfe is rising man 10 his profession. aud
sili ere long tread the boards as a starr
which he really il. The Other ps,f1ru. ers are
81 good in their several casts and support
.he ieadin,y actors H. al admirable manner
We Wish Mr Hale aud bis company world 81
success, aud rope before many days to have
them again xilh us
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

ArTEaRr a HIGHWAY RoBBsRY.-
Yesterday r,oraing, about tvo oel ck. Ar
rhomss Mccullough wsseallsd from his bed
o 60 for doctor TO attend npoa one of bis
fanly, who waa very eiek. His route icy
lovs Fifth street, sLd when near the corner
II Harrison, he ives stlppsd by three men
who demanded his "money or his life" Mr..
Mccullough did not happen to have any funds
with him. and not being disposed to give up
ais liie just at that slime. knowing his family
stood greatly 10 need Of phi, sieiap's ssrsicss,
told the rcamps that ahsy could have neither.
and tbs, if they did not scatter be would let
daylight into them. Tbie kind oft brought
the fsllows 10 partial sense Of rrophely and
lhey requested Mr.. III. to Tend them five dol
lrs. This reqosst was Aiso refused, and the
rogues then seized MIR. NJ. and sesrsLed him,
oct 6nd ding nothing vslaable they let him 20
ubout his business. THIS 10 no. the fret case
nave heard Of, aud 1t is high time some steps
~fre taken TO arrest and bring these vilisins
to justice. or at lesst drive them from the
sity. An ounce OF lead is tbs best antidole 10
,ouuteract the bad results OF their remaining
n ocr midst.
Loyalty AND PArEIorrsM.-A person
BOT ocquainted with the Gozsne would nstu.
ally bs suspicious OF What " Ia plssssd 10
.erm its loyalty. II for no other reason, at least
or its loud mouthed prstension to IL. As 10y
'lty IA tbs Representative term Of f.slsy 70 the
sisg. Of course there can lie but lev persons
q this conntry vko naturally. rpaks preten-
lions to ssch things. LoysIty r. the coinage
,f monagehy. vhlls petriosian A he eoinano
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

THREATs.-Tue cool and gcntlemanly
proposition made 10 refund tb. Monty to
'hose who subscribed TO The flag fund ,ou hes
the Gaxets in q tender srot. ard 1, bowls and
threatens voeiiefonsly. Had tbat sheet any
Il II leuee II 10 easy 10 zee tlat The result
woul1 be mob violence here at heme. Blu.
be people let such fsnai ical iaviups OF On ia,
tolerant. narrow contracted mind go Tor wha,
they are worth. and only ply or hold in con.
temrt the would be instigator OF physical
mischief. The proposition refund TO sub-
,crib Is to that fund the amount OF the;r sub
ssIipton stands good But the fact i. 10 one
thus interested is at all dirsstisfed The lrou
bic is all in the soft pate Of The snsrling Young
Briton YAo preeides In the Gauae tilice.-
Threats from sueh .oarcs excite lsughier,-
rae Northern Line and its agents Gili pursus
the even tenor OF their way, tsgatdlets Of all
sach iorcelesa m outking.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23

the Chicago election was an agreeable eur.
prise to the dehoeracy OF ths city. There
was no demonsiraiion--th people were GLAD
But We csnnot ssy as much for the abolition.
f-Is. They were surprised at the rssa.t too,
but they took ii calmly. and morsliz.d npon
he iraiity Of human anlieipations. The Chi
eago papers were much sought for. The
Tines was graft cd to see ito display OF poiiii-
cal Joy. and the Tribune was snatchsd to see
what consolation it would draw from its sig
aa defeat. This victory is equal 10 bsne6cial
'isseis to the winning Of a big battle and tho
capturing Of a large rebel army. There j.
reason to be glad at eneh resul ..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23
T n E CIT Y.
EVENING PAPER,

On and after Monday mex. the DfnoosAr
ASp Nrws will be lssned az an evening paper.
Tits change has been under sdyisemeBt Tor
-ome time. and at the earnest request OF =
arge number cf our subscribers We have
concluded to alter eur issue from morning 10
evening. Oar patrons will, oi course, under.
stand that tits is an experiment and If il does
oot meet with their approval We shall return
To fret principles. Ths grea. macs Of tsla
graph which comes over the wires reaches
here before = O'Clock I II and will appear in
oar issue Of the same day. We slali endea-.
sor 10 distribute our paper pnnctually at -four
o'clock, before which houf all important
news from the seat Of war will have been re
ce!yed and placed in our columna We shall,
As heretofore; make the Dfao GRAF AND AK~sa
line local paper. and hope for large inorsass
Ia our home circulation and tusp.ss.
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1s63.
Is63.
JAS. y. ALT NAN

; botoo ~ an0 6otoIs AZ W DO 2zdV
Lsss than 70 D.. psr week. le s.pYund.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR LUMBER.
CHIEF ASSISTANT QuARTERAsrER's oFYIcE,
Corner Of Elghteenth and G siTeets.

Corner Of Eighteenth and & streets,
WAsHGoros, C., June II, 1859
for delivering in the city OF Washington, At such
point as the Depot Quartermaster may di-,c', one
million 600 900 feet Of Lumber, OF the Glowing
Eight hundred thousand ('OO,OOOl feet - or one
inch White Pine Common Cullings.
Fifty thousand (6OOOO) feet dressed tongue and
grOovel White Pine.
Fifty thousand t6OOOol feet scantIiag, By o, lix-
teen feet long, Hemock.
Fifty thousand l5, ,O0O) feet scantlIng by o. Sax
teen leet long, HemlOck-
Fifty thousand (6syVOOl feet sCantling, by Z,
eighteen feet long, HemlOck,
All the above described TO be good meFchAntablg
Lumber, subject to the inspection Of an agent APP
All the Lnmber to be delivered by the cath day Of
July, 1853.
The full uAme and post Otiice address Of the
bidder mubt appear in the proposal
II a bid 10 made In the name Of hrm, the nance
ooAsideEed as the individual proposal OF the parry
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Ldward
L. HSril, Assistant Quartermaster United states
Army, Warrington, u. c, and Ahould be plainly
marked Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTEE
The responsibility OF the guNrantvrg must be
shown by III. official certificate OF the Clerk OF tho
nearest district Court, or of the United States Dis
The ability Of the bidder to MI the contra t.
should II be awarded to him must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures re
to be appended to the guarantee, GEd said guarantee
must accompany NE bid.
Bidders must present In pers on when the b.'s
are opened, or their proposals viii not BE- con
sideTed.
Bonds in the SUN OF hive thousand dolIars, signed
by the contractor and both Of his guaFautOrs, wall
be required OF the successful bidder pom sg4.lg
the contract.
Form Of GUdrIH,tc.
We, -, of the county OF ---, aud state Of
-, and --, Of the county of -, and state
Of -, do he eby guarantee that - Is able to
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms OF
his proposition, and that, should his proposition
be accep pied, he will at enter into a contract
in accordance herewith
should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
(TO this guarantee must be appended the Othc!aI
certificate above mentioned
The right TO reject any or all bids that may b.
deemed too high, Is reserved BY the Depot Quar-
termaster.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
iel2-IOt Captain A. q. NJ U. ). Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
ERMASTER GENERALS
~ OFFICE,
MAsHINGTON CITY, March ~. IsH..


WAsHIEGTOE CITY, March ~, lSbs.
Owners OF steam vessels are invited to send Il.
the QuartermAster Generals ONCE tenders iOr
their charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions OF the yes.
sells their dimensions enrolled or registered tOu.
mage, actual carrying capacity, material, whether
eoppered whether Side-wheel or propelers whether
iron or copper fastened, size and power OF On
gnes and bOieTsj and should state the price a.
which they are offered for long or short charter.
with the estimated value OF the vessel In case o.
loss, or in case the Government should prefer 10
purchase instead of ehAFteFing.
owners Of steam vesses already In the aer,l ne
OF the QuArteTmaster's Department arc Fequrs .rl
TO make known to the Department any reduction
in their present rates which they may be wal ..g
to grant, and also the price at which they w.A T."
willing to sell them.
All suoh tenders should be addressed to the
QuATtermABteF General of the Unilcd Stttcf. A.
Washington, and should be endorsed "IrUpusH!V
for charter or sale Of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, and tho
Department will endeayor to reduce The heavy eX-
pense attending army transportation upon lhe
ocean and tide-WEterB, by substituting, Wherever
tbosc now smnI0Isb N. c. MElGS,
mar 2t-1m SuH'o'hH''' "'"e'N'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
DRoPOsALs FOR CONSTRUCTING
SEWER.

s,o, ,,,,posals viii be received by the under
,,o"T st me Mayors Otite until ~ O'Clock NJ. on
Ng1'Ity the 22d day OF June neat lUr the purpose
'i constructing a Sewer On 1 5truet north between
Tour.and-a.hali and SiXth sttets west, GAG,I rhe
Act approved 23d May, 1865.
Specifications can be actG ~ the Surveyors OF.
flee. Bidders will state the price pei AaeRl foot,
the drop and excavation.
All persons owning property ON the line Of the
proposed sewer and Intending to tap the zane,
are requested 10 do 80 white II IL being made, and
all property owners should carry the wateT and
gas pipes At least TO their FespeoliVe curb inss,
iei7-A RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
ieIn-lAMaWa
@ SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
y TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS THE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
f SAID DIGTRICT.

United states ps. The interests Of John N. Game
we'll and james dunlop in certain Patents.
Whereas all the right, title, and interest OF John
N. Gamewen and James Dunlop respectively, in
Morse, dated June 20, 1910, for Electro Magnetic
Telegraph, re-issued June 10, 1913, and extended
June 20, ISo4i and Letters Patent granted 10 SAml
y D. Morse dated April H. lsl6, re-isGued June u
ISA8 for amilAr Improvement; and In and to Let
teTs Patent granted to Moses G. Farmsr, dated
May I, 1881, for Electro Magnetic Alarm Bells, and
dated January II, 1888, Tor Porous Cells for Gal
VAnio Batteries, and in and TO Letters Patent
granted to Farmer and Charming, dated May 10,
tiers Patent granted to Moses @. Farmer, dated No
vember 10, 1858 for Electro Magnetic Fire Alarm
apparatus, ana dated January II, 1850, for Fire
Alarm apparatus, and dated january II, 1859, for
apparatus for setting Engines In motion, and
dated February 20 1882 for Fire Alarm appafat atusj
and in Letters Patent granted to Farmer and
Claiming, dated March 8, 1850, for Fire Alarm AI-
paratusj and In and to Letters Patent granted 70
Moses @. Farmer, dated May ., 1859, for Mechanism
ism, Steam or Air, as assignments OF the same are
record in the Patent ONCE OF the United States;
and all the right, title and interest of John N
seized by the Marshal Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia, by virtue OF an act Of Con.
gresS, approved on the seventeenth day Of July, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two entitled An act TO suppress InEur-
TeotiOn, 10 punish Treason and Rebellion, TO seize
StSeE and %Bersss q The TSted H1a e
Attorney Tor 'he District Of Columbia did, on the
tenth day OF June A. D. 1859, fle libel OF Inform
nation In this court, praying the condemnation Of
said property, under the act Aforesaid, and that
process Of monition issue against the owner and
owners Of said property and all persons interested
or claiming an interest therein, warning them at
some early day to appear and answer said iniOrmA-
tioni .H
IL Is, therefore, on this 10th day Of June in the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred siNty-thTee
ORDERED that notice be given to the owner and
owners Of said property and all persons interested
or claiming Interest therein, TO appear and an
swer this Information on the LIST Monday Of July
next, and show cause, " any they have, why said
property, and the right title and interest therein
OF the Said John N. GAmewell and James Dunlop
should not be condemned and sold according TO
law, and that notice be given by posting copy Of
this order upon the trout door Of the Court House
the District Of Columbia, and by publication In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, twice a week preVi-
Gus TO said LIST Monday Of July next the first pub
lcAtiOn to be on or before the Sd Monday In June,
1883.
BY order Of Court. .-
Test r. J. mEIGS, Clerk
Copy Test; r. J. MEIGS, Clerk
jel3-2awjy6
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

81 hITKIoR ADoRsMENIs.-w would call the
Sttenton Of the public to the adyertiasmsat Of
mr.. J, I. Kidwoll In another column. Mr.. Kidwell
was formerly clerk to Mr. Franklin, and VIII be
remembered by those who patrOnILed Mr.. T. for
his ahAbility and prcmptness In the discharge Of
business. He has now started In life for himself
And hopes to merit portion Of the patronage so
generously bestowed upon his former employer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW,
AND GRAIN

PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW,
AND GRAIN,
ASSISTANT QUARTEHmASTEHS OFFICE,
FORAGE DEPARTMEHT,
Corner @ and 22d Sfrcttg
Washington, d, T., April IT, 1861
WRITTEE PROPOsALs are Invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use OF
this Depot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or at any OF the Government WhArYeB in this city.
The proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned,
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price and the date OF delivery,
Proposals will be received for 1--WE thousand
(6OOOI bushels of Corn and Oats, and nifty (bO) tons
Of Hay and Straw, and upwards, unlesa II should
be for the interest OF the Gov eTnment to contract
for q less amount.
All grain to he put up in good sacks, OF about
two o. bushels each, which are to be hlfnIahed al
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely bAled
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders As the intereSt Of
the service may require,
Good security win be required for the faithful
hllhlment Of any contract made under this Sdver-
ooatfAot s. L. BROWN,
Capt. and Assistant ousrtsnpA'tsr, u s. A.
AP H-Sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
FOR WOOD AND COAL
OFFICE HOusE OF REPREIEETAIIvEs U. s.,

OFFICE HOUSE OF REPREsEETATIvEs U. s.,
2lBt May, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
sfioe until u O'Clock on MONDAY, the 18th Of
on RepresentAtiVeB Of the United StateH $50 tons
q, 900 pounds) best White and Furnace COAL,
isteAm6OAt siIe,) one hundred cords best dry
Hickory WOOD, and one hundred cords best dry
spTuOe Pine WOOD. The whole TO be packed away
IN the vaults Of the Capitol, in the places which
will be shown on application to the engineer In
10 be delivered by the lst day Of August next.
Bonds for the faithful execution Of the contract
will be required.
FAtely, and aAtlBfaotOry arrangements must be
made Tor the correct measurement of both.
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
.1.lH Clark Of House OF Representatives, U. s.
may Ss-7lAWtN 3d."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
Amussmenta.

GRSyER's THEkTRE. Bensft Of Mus Susan
AiAs-To-nisht the popular actress, Miss Susan
Denim, will receive Abeneft, and her only one this
season. The bill selected IH a truly admirable
one, and exhibits the great novelty Of Miss DENNIS
appearance In male character, Romeo, in Shak-
ApeArea beautiful tragedy Of " Romeo and Juliet"
Mlhs lSabel Freeman SuStAinS the character OF
Jullot. The startling play Of tho Black Rangers"
IL Underlined for Tomorrow ".. ..'. o..
5NARIErIEs.-To-nIght Aftsr the performance,
MI. Harry Leslie will walk the tIghG rope, 40 this
ID the last time we win be able to witness Mr..
Leslie walk the rope in this city. This Is also the
last night but one Of tho Excelsior Jig Dancer
Miss Nellie Howard, who will appear this evening
in her IninitAbls l, and also in the great chArAo-
ter Of Nose, In the beautiful local Drama Of A
Glance At New York. Tomorrow h tho last night
Of this great drama Miss Faunie Wilson, in her
Roman and Grecian statuary act, will appear next
Mondsy. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

FRsp,-James Mcdonald, keeper OF a ranch
sst Now Jersey ayenue was yesterday oed $40
Cor selling liquor TO soldiers without license. His
: premicss were searched and large quantity Of
Government property found. Mrs, Realty and ].
ID. Connolly were also AeverAlly fined $40 for SELL
ing liquor to soldiers contrary TO law. .... 4n
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

DEATHS OF soLrAsRs.-The following deaths
aSss ssp5fted yesterday at the oaisS 6f Captain
HArtEi Bno. Miller, eth Penn! cRv.I Chas 4.
Teupe stth New York Joseph Mills, siSt Penn, /,
n August sembling, I'd d. CT Luoius Page, I'd MAsS
II. Herman, RSth WisI Edgar Durdoa, slSt Ohio,
Lloyd Harding, IASd Penn.J VIM. BrAnman, 10th
q Rnnn., Capt L. H. Bostwiek, 18th Vt vols.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
~ AND CHILDRENi also, the corresponding
but more Athletic Indian Club or MudgAr Exer-
else, for Gentlemen for the prevention and cOrreo-
tion Of deformity, one-sidedness, &o., as recon-
mended BY the medical profession and officers Of
the army They supercede dumb bells and all Ca
sthenio exercises. No Oflioer, merchant, or clerk
should be without them, They promote healthy
circulation, develOpo and streng the chest and
spine In most extraordinary manner, giving such
elasticity and strength TO the shoulders, arms and
wrists that the sword and baYOnet are used with
double toToe and facility, and invaluable to singers
a. the voice Improves In proportion to the expan.
sion Of the chest, To ladies who cannot take out
door exercise, they are OF inealeul benefit.
My Glasses for Dancing and Department at VIII
larda' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely at
tended BY the sihs Of both cities, and can, with
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents of my pu.
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
PtOlfnoeRo and StHgihg, or HfRIhing lessons" may
save time and expense BY studying under me.
For Cards OF Terms, address
TX. GoODALL,
apr II WillArds' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

DIS RGED SOLDIERS
IL or others viii lind good investment, for a
SMALL amount Of funds, whereby they may obtain a
light, pleasant and profitable employment, by pur-
chasing one or more sets OF stencil Dies, together
Gil Plates. Whole outfits furnished at from a2O to
400, with Instructions for cutting Name Plates
With very little eNertiOn any person, can make
from go, TO S26 per week, Can or address
JAMES W. DAVIS,
ielT-lWs asa Tth st., near \, Room No. 9,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

UARIETIEsf ,vARIETIEsIl
EfOnftng PsnHsyibaniH AVenus and Hinhh ".
HAmlin Observation-Disclosures :. Proprietors
COOL, DELtGHTFuLs AND PLEASANT
Ihe most comfortable place OF resort IN the city,
fronting on three broad streets
We do not force people to believe what we say,
but let them come and odnVinte themselves.
This (FRIDAY) EVENING. GRAND MIDNIGHT
ROPE ASCENSION BY HARRY LESLIE,
This being positively his last Rope Ascension in
this city
EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE n.
THE VARIETIES WILL BE ILLUMINATED.
Last night but one Of Miss NELLIE HOWARD.
Last night but one Of the great local DRAMA of
-r.. A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
NELLIE HOWARD, in her great i'm
BeIhonauon OF. l...........................M NOSE
ADDlE JOHNSON. ....aB........,.,,., LIE
Other characters BY the Great Dramatic Company.
Together with the regular Concert Hall per
formAnce. Tbe Great Triple Troupe:
Ada Tesman, W. s. Bndworth, Dick Watkins
Nellie Howard, Harry Leslie, AIdIe johnson, &c.
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES
In ReheArHRl, the Great Romantic Drama of
SIX DEGREEB OF CRIME.
WednosdAy--LAdieu' Fashionable MATINEE
Will shortly appeArI the lUvely-formed Artist,
Miss FANNIE WILSON, In her great act OF Ro.
man and GreciAn stAtuafy.
Admission, 20 and 50 cents. ieis
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

LEOTOR'S OFFICE,
~ JUNE IT, 1869.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the certih-
oAtes OF purchase at the late Tax sale are ready
for delivery, an purchasers who have not already
obtained thenlATe requested to do so without fur
ther delay. r.... WM.DIXON,
jeI8-Stit Collector.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

SHILLING LIQUoR TO soLDTBRs.-Jas. Brown,
who was arrested some time since for selling
liquor to soldiers, and fined $40 by Juatios Fergu-
aOn, was this morning, upon paying the hue, dis
charged nom the Central Gusrd.house, wherein he
had been confined, ...- ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

CoNYALEscENT.--About 500 more GONZALES
cents we're removed from the various hospitals In
which they have been confined, and will be imme-
diately returned to their regiments Most OF
them look hale and hearty.