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AN INsCRIPTIoN.-Mr. w. J. Donohue, clerk
for Mr.. Sands, Government undertaken, 4A Z
street, was arrested and brought before the
Provost Marshal yesterday. One of the colored
soldiers, it appears, having died, a coffin foot
and head board was ordered for him, and Dem
ohue instructed by the friends of deceased to
place suitable inscription on the head board.
He promised to do so and with pencil wrote
on the board, ga Black S-n of a BIB"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-07
NAVAL, ORDERS

Assistant Paymaster A. J. Pritchard has
been ordered to the gunboat Itasca, at New
Orleans.
Thos. 7. Caswell, Assistant Paymaster has
been detached from the Sangamor and wait
ing orders
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NAVAL CApTTREs

The U. S. gunboat Tahoma, at Tampa Bay,
Fla, captured ON the 18th ult the English
schooner Harriet. The captain of the Harriet
admitted that he was trying to run the block
ade
The sloop Kate. from Nassau, NJ p, with an
assorted cargo. was captured on the 23d nit, in
Indian River, Fla, by the U. S. bark Pursuit.
She had no colors or papers of any description
on board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-07

GOLD TUMBLEs ALONG WITH VIcKsBURG
BY our New York quotations it will be seen
that gold has tumbled to 80, apropos to the fall
Of Vicksburg, and has yet downward tend
ency," significant of the ditto ditto of the Con-
ted bubble republic.
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UNDER ARREST.

The order issued sometime since by Major
General Halleck, forbidding officers of the
army to remain in Washington without spe-
cial leave, was putin vigorous force yesterday,
and resulted in the arrest of some general Off
GERS Of distinction.
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REBEL CAVALRY In SEARCH OF A
FORDING PLACE ON THE POTOMAC.

BLOODY RUN, July 6-Jenkins has made off
with his rebel cavalry
A portion Of the rebel cavalry, under Lee, is
accommodating the Potoma &C for q ford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-07

DESTRUCTION OF AN ENGLISH SCHOONER.
Commander Semmes, of the U. S. gunboat
Tahoma, reports the destruction of the Eng
ish schooner Mary Jane, on the 18th ult., she
having been beached on small "key" near
Clearwater Harbor, to avoid capture by the
TahOma.
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GEN. McKEYN0LDS SENT OUT TO.
WARDS HARPER'S FERRY TO
INTERCEPT THE REBELS.
THE BRIDGE THERE RENDERED IMPASSA
Bile FOR THE RETREATING ENEMY.

FREDERICK, July 6.-9en. McReynolds sent
forward q force to-day to discover the enemy
toward Harper's Ferry. The iron bridge at
that place was so far destroyed as to be i'm
practicable for the retreatng rebels.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
Important from Hagerstown.

FULL PARTICULARS OF THE REBEL MARCH
THROUGH THAT CITY, TOGETHER WITH
THE STRENGTH OF THE DIFFERENT
CORPS OF THE REBEL ARMY
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HALIFAX, N. s., July 6.-The steamer Aar-
riet Pinckney, four. and q half days from Ber-
muda, arrived here on Sunday with Valian-
digham, and several other passengers from
Charleston and Wilmington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-07

FINRD.-Patrick Shay, Seventh street, near
the wharf, was fined $40 by Justice Ferguson
yesterday, charged with selling liquor to SOL
diers. His place was permanently closed, by
order of the Provost Marshal.
A colored man by the name of Miner, on
New York avenue, near Thirteenth street. was
fined $40 by the same justice, for selling to
soldiers on Sunday He had no license.
John Meaney, corner of Twenty-second and
H street, was lined $40, and his place perma-
nently closed, for selling liquor to men in Gov
eminent employ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-07

this, came over in force from Wiliiansport
but our men had made their escape, with their
prisoners.
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REBEL NOV EMENTS N THE DIRECTION OF
MERCERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN.
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PORTION OF THEM HAVE PASSED rIIROUG CT
SOUTH MOUNTAIN.
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FROM GETTYSBURG,

THE REBELS RETREATING IN ALL DIaEC-
TONS
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GEN'L FITZHUGH LEE AT GREEN.
CASTLE YESTERDAY.
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WANTED-A good Cook Washer and Ironer at
w No. 500 street, between 9Th and 10th SITS
Nons other need apply. and for ore who can come
vel! recommended good wages will be paid, Col
ored preferred. jy7-3tF
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WANTED TO RENr-A HOUSE in the cen
w trail or western part of the city, containing
II to j. rooms. any one having such house to
rent viii hear OF s permanent and prompt paying
tenant by addressing "A b. through ths city
Post Office. jy 6-lw-
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OUR CAVALRY STILL HARRASSIN
THE ENEMYsS REAR.
LEE STRAINING EVERY NERVE TO GAIN
STRONG POSITION IN SOUTH MOUNTAIN.
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT

HIS MEN AND ANIMALS ALMOST Elk
HAUSTED
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CRUISING ARoUND.-Yesterday number of
the boys OF the gunboats at the Navy Yard
were ssout on leave,' and, as is customary with
all tars when ashore for the first time in many
months, they INDUCED freely in whisky, visited
the places of amusement, made love to the
ssMolls, +" and made the cruise around generally,
until they were brought to anchor in the station
houses. The manner in which some of them
related the incidents of their cruise was really
amusing, and secured for them the lenien-
cy of the examining justices. VIM. Munroe
and c. ]. Hunter were picked up drunk; VIM.
Harrison and Peter Faley were fighting and
profane, and were taken to the Fourth Ward
station, and were lectured and dismissed by
Justice Giberson Jas. Moran went up stairs
III gentleman's house and went to bed, and
behaved badly when aroused and told to leave;
for which he was tined 81 by Justice Clayton
Chas. Frunk and j ohm Graves were drunk and
disorderly, and for this they were fined SI5S
by the same justice.
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GENERAL EWELL REPoRrED DEAD,

NEW YORK, July THE Herdld's Baltimore
dispatch reports the death of Gen. Ewell, on
the morning of the Sixth, at the house of Ster.
ling Gait, two miles from fancy town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-07

MORE CAPTURES BY OUR CAVALRY OF
REBEL PRISONERS, TOGETHER WITH
WOUNDED OFFICERS
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UNION CAVALRY READY TO HEAD THEN
OFF.
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LOCAL NEWS.
MURDER WILL OUT
Sweeny Objects T!

Half Burial of George Sweeny, I'd Dis
trict Volunteer, while Dead Drunk.
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TELEGRAPEIIC.
MORE STIRRING NEWS,
GEN. BUFORD 0TERTAKES GENERAL
STUART AND WHIPS HIM
BADLY.

LEES ARMY DIsPIRITED AND OUT OF AM
MUNITION
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NEW YORK RATRs3 CLOCK p. n.
Coupon 6's, 1881, les Il; 7-3Ds, 1C6x; New Ger.
tificates of Indebtedness, 9SH; Gold, 135.
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THHl SODA FOUNTAIN CORNER SEVENTH
street and Penn. avenue, doing good busi-
ness will be sold rented. The most satisfactory
reasons given. Apply at No. 433 Eighth, bet.
q and II. ~ 2t<
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
DROP OSALS FOR CASES.

U. PATENT oFFIcE,l
WASHINGTON, June o, 1858 (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until ~ O'Clock NJ on Saturday, the lat day
Of August next, ior furnishing and construeting
the cases for models IN the north saloon Of the
Patent ONCE building, including all materials and
workmanship, except the Iron pilasters OF the
lower tier Of cases. the stAiaya, and the rniings.
These will be furnished by the Government, but It
will deyolve upon the contractor to put them up
These cases will be similar In form and con-
structon TO those OF the saloon OF the west ing;
but the lumber must be Of the best quality, well
seasoned, and free from knots and shakes; and
the work must be done in the best and most work.
mAn'lke manner.
The contractor will be required to furnish the
brass hinges and to ut them In; also, to furnish
locks like these OF the present cases.
The whole work to be finished ,hroughout with
four coats OF paint, composed OF the best pure
lead ground in oil. Tho glass must BE- equal, In
every Iesptct, to that of the cAses In the lest
saloon, and must be well bedded and braided, and
left clean and whole the co APPLETON OF the con.
tract.
tect Of the u s. Capitol Extenhion, on kast Capi-
tol Square, every day, Sundays excepted, from sa
N. to p. m.
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject
any or all Of the bids, be considers II to the In
terest of the Government to do so.
All bids must be addressed to D.. the Commissioner
Of Patents" and indorsed Proposals for Cases
Tor the U. B. Patent ONCE"
The said bids will be opened At ~ O'Clock m. on
the Aforesaid lst day Of August, In the presence Of
such Of the bidders as may see proper 70 attend
ivl-l.wtaui Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHINGToN THEATRE, ''7 10
7 NV Heveath street, near hssnsyi vania avenue.
Albert Casssdy. Manager
THIS (TuEsDAY, EvRNINo. .-AUoUB7l,
.1s ,l.-' MISS KATE FIsHER,
the great Protssn sctrsss asssted BY the talented
. t...ps rt. Boston Comedian,
r.. N r. ,CL ARKE, ~ o.
will sustain seven di1srent charaeters In the ole
.... giant Protean play,
A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES
The entire great French Troupe St. Denis, and
the Ravel Ballet Troupe. will also appear. II.
La Belle Roslta, Mile Marietta Ravel, Charming
Augusts, Beautiful Eloisc, Muller, Augsuste,
Caron, Montansrf, tappola, sgel.
Perfect scenes from the Opera Will shortly ee
rendered by able artists 80
Look out for ANGLO.
Secure your seats, -.. 4lf.
AdmissiOn, 10, 90 and % cents. auA
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
AnussHsnss.

81 AAW~@s9s -
CAHfrRsulY HArI-4fhs nrst appearance
last evening Of the famous Zaafrstta Troupe, was
the oeeasses Of n ovssnewias house, induced By
the brilliant reputstios, whibh they have - DE-
servedly won. Mile Louise nakss her arst sp-
peassaes On ths rope IL sAis dsy, which sho eou'd
not do iAst evening, In consequence Of the non-ar.
rival in time Of that article 20 necessary TO the
performance Of the act. The troupe will appear
tO-aight In ~ bGautiful pantonins Of" The Magic
Book, " The Ooascript," and many amusing and
surprising fsats. The entire stock company oi
Canterbury, with Mise Eva Brent, the beautiful
songstress, who will also appear.
vARnrrEs. In spite Of the warm weather
this great hall Of amusement-eooi and comforta.
BILE st an unss-wss crowded, - usual, last even.
ing Miss Julia Barton, the operatio songstress,
made Q " paipabls hiV'-loodly sseorsd every time
she appeared upon the stage. Miss Agnes su her
land, the scottish Nightingale, has become an 60.
tlbiishsd favorits, % has Moreste, the intrepid
synsast aad jim Dudworth, the Ethiopian. Jocko,
the Brazilian Ape, 10 also performed. "wednesday
Afternoon, ladies' matinee. Thursday, CThanks-
givins,) day psffornsnce. ......r
AvssyE, ovsn TELrenAsn 0vr'cs.-Whitehurst
sS1ss psissnu%: % Xxi: sSass; s.o'
4: S.,. q a., !. SHsI S:;s S. ..S sV.
eli the fsSs. Ses ID Photographs IN eoiors. For
sale, Card Photographic Of distinguished men, also,
views Of Paintings In the Rotunda Of the Capitol.
0rdsr. for Views Of Kncanpnents promptly st-
tended TO. =. - ~ - s,..'
WHo WILL N CURHD i've desirc 70 call
spsetal attention 10 the advertisement Of the esle-
brated Dr.. velln, which appears In another column
ne Dostori safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and expsrienee 4 . guarantss that The unfor-
tunate victim Of certain indscretions with
adsnss intrust his ease In his hands. Let young
nn b warned In time, and seek the best means Of
esaiaf,
Tn only placs where you can purchase India
RSbAr goods Of all kinds at Msnsf sfadw0s prioes v
q II. A. HALLS India Rubber warehouse, Sls
fsaayivania svsass' between Ninsh and !. Tenth q
-
A WoRD or YADvIcn.-Thoso who shave bean
inetoFina Tor weeks sud months without obtainias
re,ief should consult Dr. Tishblatt, whose onos u
No. al street, corner Of Eighth street, and BE-
eadisallY cured. Tveaty.dvs years sxpsrisnee has
established Dr. Fishblatt's reputation ~ physi.
dan. Recent Gases sufed In few days. Charges
nodorata. 4yL DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
U No. N Z street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

To ApvlRrIssIs.-ws call the attention. OF
guinness men 70 the classification Of our sdvsrtss-
ments. We intsnd to keep business sye % thas
natter for tho beneat Of our patrons,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
UTATER-P ROOF PAINT
w ,.upp pynnr pArNT

lam manufacturing an article Of Paint Of n
own iuyention, for painting brick walls, whieh
will etfectuaily exclude dAmpns.s IN espeo,ay
tbey are subject to driving ratns. Tie utlny .
this invention will be readily appreoisted py 49,
who occupy brick dwelling h5S1stw ssrssy aesHAe
being the strongest'
should be Addresss
No0-eod2ws
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

CURIoUs.-Geo. Washington, Andrew Jack
son, Robert Lee, and Napoleon Bonaparte, were
drafted In the First ward. Four gsnsrals In one
dayI What nexti
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

UARIETIESf vARTETIE,Sii
" Fronitas Peaasyirai<s Asssss ~ SSsl =.
hanlin Co......... ............:..rf92nesoH
Fits Annons. sta Manager.
THE COOL SUMNER REseRT-CROwDED
-u'HHsE NIGHTLY. f.'
ne operate songstress, JULIA BARTON. e.
The Scottish Nightingale, AGNES SUTHERLAND
MoREsTE, the Daring oymnsst.
.... jim BUDwoRTH, with
THE CIRCLE or BEAUTY, aud THE DOUBLE
49, TROUPE.
The Comic Pantomime Of
JoCKo, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
r,-on WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN-LADIES
MATINEE. -----.l- ,----- aus
GIANT RBU2Y HALL +,
~ Lou''sna Ass.ss sss, a; ssrner Of stA ''sst
..... GANTEsBURY'
VIM. Z. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
orten n. Hess. Business Manager
THE COOL SUMMER THEATRE, d."
STANDARD MusIc HALL,
sTUPrNDous ATTRACTION.
GREAT ACCESSION OF STARS
uNPREcEDENTED ANNOUNCEMENT
THE WONDERFUL AND TALENTED
ZANfRETTA TROUPE,
zANERETTA TROUPE
zANFRErTA TROUPE,
Universally acknowledged to be the
AEB
pAxroSaTImrsrs, Do.
r.
IN 4sEE0saGs 4sE %SHiD,
ENTIRE GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY
GRAND COMBINED ENTERTAINMENT.
APPEARANCE EVERY NIGHT OF MONS.
ALEx4sDsE AEExAsDsE z.sEsETT4,, z.sE
WONDERFUL ROPE DHNcER and pANroMI.
%hp II. wooden :Ts A
shoe dance on the rope; also a. the HIiler's Boy,
in the comic Pantomimist Ballet, entitled the
. MILLERs DAUGHTER.
MILE Louise ZANFRETTA'
The bewitching and fascinating Rope Dancer and
Danseuse, whose
D4sIss D4sIss EEsTs FEsTs os os THE THE SSFE sSPE
without q balance pole, have been the theme Of
universal praise throughout the country, from
both Press and Public.
MLiE josEPaiNE zHNrRETrA,
The bewitching and talented Danseuse and Panto-
Masters HENRlaUE and LOUIS
zxAsFFRREETTFFA.
WhS will each and evening in
MISS SUSIE sUMMERFiELp,
The Terpsiehoresn Divinity.
Misses JULIA MARSH and MAGGIE WILSON,
The young and brilliant Danseuses.
the + e. .esss S u.
BURY will appear.
MISS BRENr,
Who 10 without exception the best and most ad-
mired Vocalist on the American stage.
Mr.. GEORGE R. EDEsoN,
The fAvorits Comedian and Comic Vocalist.
MONS. J. D. LOUIS sZoLLosY,
The great Maitre do Ballet, will also appear in .
beautiful Dlvertisement entitled
LA FErE DANsANTE,
Supported by the celebrated
COURT OF BEAUTY,
Miss Susie sumnierheld,
A'ssi: Lucy y.l;HS' eiiis'sn,
Kate Harrison,
Grace De King, &C, sc.
The Great Ethiopian Comedians,
JOHNNY MACK, WILLIS J. ARMsTRoNG,
Il. II. COLLINS, H. WILLIAMS,
j.. CLARKE, &C.,
win appear In . choice selection Of Negro Cont
cal ties, 6c., &c.
The entertainment will coucluds with the beau
full and lAughable Pantomime entitled
THE NJ AGIC BoOk,
Characterized BY the Zsnfretta Troupe.
Orchestra. % cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons, I've dollars.
Doors open At 7h oClooks Performance at 8.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Sth,
GRAND GALA MATINEE AT az O'CLOCK.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, au3-6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

eMUG0LIsG WHIsKsr.-Onicers Brown and
Boarman discovered the hands on board steamer
N. yenkins smuggling whisksy, They were i'm.
mediately arrested and turned over TO Capt. Todd.
The liquor which they succeeded In smusglipg was
oonascated, It was about % gallons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
u. S. REVENUE.
TINTED STATES REYENUESTAHP
DEpOsIT0RY.

Co,IrcToRs OFFICE or lnrEnEAL REyBHuE,
No. S7s Ssvepth street,
Betwcen and 8 strests-
This ONCE having been designated BY the Con-
uissi o ner OF Internal Revenue - the Dsposttoey
for furnishing Uaitsd stAsss internal ksvsaus
stamps, = iuu supply of svssy kind AID denomtns-
tion will hereafter bs kept constantly on hand.
The following disoount viii BE- made;
On purchases o. 80 or more, per osntum.
On purchases Of 400, or more, per esntum.
On purchases Of 400, or more, 4 par oentum.
ITVE'rT LEWIS CLfPHANE
STAMP DepositAry and Collector Of
mvia internal Raysnue lor p. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

DssEEfIoS.-Morris Murphy, who deserted
from the 18th New York cavalry about the ist Of
July, was seen at the Soldieis Rotrest last satu
day He was Glad In ofiesr's pants, vest and cap,
and . private's cavalry jacket. He II about q
years OF age, smooth face, light complexion, and
has few frecklcs on his face.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
J0HN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
No. 1856 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Washington City, D. c.,
states, iviSly
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

Dewitt Q Wilson,
Aisx Adamson,
Geo Hertriek,
sam'l c Roberts
Joseph n Mason,
Bowen,
Benj Dowdsn,
John W Armitase,
Geo 4 c Smith, -
Thos L Home, =.
A Crovo, !
Conf Collins,
Aex Adams,
Orphsus Contsl,
Andrew Morris,
Al Carson,
Chss Winterstins,
Jss MoGuigan,
J II Hsrtez,
z y Borland,
Den mis- Callahan,
Chas w Wan Ness,
Jas suit,
Marshall Adams,
c Roberts,
JH Herrin,
Terry Donohoe,
Wm barry,
le sis Day,
Geo schenck,
Andrew Lswis,
= L shipley,
X p MeEipist,
Thos Fenton,
X ostmeyer,
wm Ross,
VIM Gale,
II T Collins,
P castagnett,
Lewis Favre,
Jno hIeashsr,
Alex Boston,
Jno A Tabrismith,
Jas II Hough.
W 8 Lemon,
8 Owens,
Ssm'l King,
VIM X Dranner,
Jas Rankin.
w X Devers,
Thos 9 DAILY,
Fat Gornley,
Jacob Shaw,
Henry Walter,
Jos Norton,
Richard Dstrick,
Z W Woodruff,
John n Leaks,
= H Ernstins,
Jos GsnthAsr,
Henry Holland,
Geo L Cook,
Leroy Jones,
Fraok Brooks,
+ vsruon,
Jos williams,
Paul Bowers,
WIN H Myers,
Jno W Hall,
Lswis Haslock,
Jno N Brown,
Thomas NJ Moran,
J wm Masdel,
Geo sewell,
Jas Gait,
Jno Zanraskaie,
Nick Murphy,
Q English,
Geo Larnsr,
Chas Stanford,
Chas Marthen,
Geo Eeksrt,
David q Stevenson,
Jas st Clair,
A Header,
WIN Rsters,
J Hockster,
Dau'l Jeney,
J w Sswcll,
Thos G Smart,
Anthony Pollock,
Stanley Lawson,
Ed T @ Rawson,
Fred Glllis,
J II Pope,
Noble D Larner,
Geo Bogus,
r Z Houghton,
sam'l Taylor,
Jno kelly,
O Muretuts,
TT Q Perry,
p Wadsworth,
d Partels,
W Hsisen,
n Thornton,
jos Chrisharper,
@ Davis,
Robert Lacy,
Fred Mardsn,
Jno Fesgsler,
Ed Fitch,
Jos Miller,
II b Grisk,
Const Dusenberry,
Chas Walters,
VIM Truman,
Phil Clark,
Frank Gordon,
Benj James,
Jno Birch,
@ X Psddon,
Henry Gross,
Jas D Stablsr,
Rev Bor'd MeMshor
y Lsishsar,
Martin schlosssr,
Wm H Banks,
Jas Bradley,
II 8 French,
Jno JArbos,
VIM Delany,
Henry A LarrAbv,
Thos Hall,
MAJ Lensburg,
Ferd Lambrisht,
Edaar Hawley,
L Graves,
n willis,
Chas D Young,
G Cisssll,
VIM santry,
A Herring,
Daniel Foley,
JR Hood,
Jno u Dorsey,
Jno Nj Chandles,
Chas Dorsey,
Jno Petyt,
Geo Matthews,
Robert II Phillips,
Fred Nutting,
Phil Leofner,
jas bhockle,
Richard Bates,
Michael Grimp,
Thos Bellew,
A G Plum,
Thomas Johnson,
John Nelson Tipp<
VIM Butler,
Jacob Elem,
Henry Ryder,
A HAmburgsr,
Dsanis DasdsA,
Thos = Roach,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.
TAs Dram.
----F-.-~

James Noonan,
Lhas Nohe,
Henry W Dice,
Abel Nc Connsll,
Th nas Fit1gssald,
James Shrsve, Jr,
Thomas o Hil',
c H Maull,
John Sargent,
Fred Howe,
Chas Dotsler,
Henry G whiting,
T Kenshoe,
Edward Steer,
Rev CT Coehel,
A L Lemerle,
Manson Taylor,
- Noah,
Jerry Moore,
Geo W Harvey,
Chas Campbell,
WI Hsss,
Columbus shaw,
9 = Riner,
John Starr,
Enos nsynolds,
Psolo Bonavirsy,
John Koyworth,
Henry Hubbard,
wn johnson,
Geo w McGln,
NJ D Ford,
Frank McGhan,
John Long,
FA . simpkins,
Tony Ashs,
Ham Caution,
Geo G Thompsou,
Larkin A Bean,
John Heck,
Howard Norris,
A , Coyls, .
Nc Celliset,
Edgar Pope,
Jno 8 Johns,
Geo C D Mitchell,
Edward Smith,
ChAs C Franklin,
Jno Warrington.
sam'l Culverwsh,
WIN Dunford,
Henry 8 sanord,
r Pruitt,
Casper Phinehart,
Lewis Pribram,
Jas NJ Thomas,
Jno w Martin,
A II Brown,
VIM smith,
Geo Stewart,
Jno Burke,
Thos J johnson,
Wm Cronister,
David 8 Johnson,
Wm Z Edmonston,
Chas Bugner,
Thos NJ shspheed,
Henry Anoa,
VIM Carol,
silas II Moore,
Jas Evans,
VIM II Reardon,
Mr. Garner,
Jas Handy,
Geo Burgess,
Fred selar,
? Wm Kelly,
Fred Zella,
Z Bowman,
Jos Ambush,
WIN Hiekson,
ChAs Fay,
VIM H shresve,
Chas Frazier,
AMontrock,
DfLarcombe,
Geo : nmms,
Jno M Ramsay,
Lewis B Hopkins,
Jacob II Myers,
Dan'l Lsrrabee,
Chas Rayder,
Isaac Reynolds,
G Jacob,
Rioh'd Digs
John Humphrey,
Ed Magee,
Andrew simmes,
Ban Msrlow.
August Hartman,
N Lcatherberry,
Jno Lang,
Thos Ward,
Thos Ksllegan,
AS Brewer,
oekzswshi.
Geo Gronsr,
Jno Conner.
Y D simpson,
Bishop Cooper,
Fred smidf, q
I'd MoGill,
Joseph McMachin,
4 spottmsn,
II W Ferry,
H williams,
Mr. stock,
Jos , Onion,
Jackson Young,
I'd Taylor,
BILLY Worrell,
VIM Behrens,
CT Wood,
Jno ossinger, "
NJ Taylor,
JH steedler,
Chas Harris,
J b schmsl,
Ed Lause,
.Jno stump,
NJ kaufman
R0 Green,
Chas F Perrte,
Jas Patterson,
Jno Armstrong,
sAml Ferdinand.
ChAs Barnes,
Gid w Larner,
Jas Harrison,
Jno Davis,
W A Dsnnisou,
WIN @ flsnner,
Lewis Kramer,
Andrew Freeman,
Jno Plymont,
II Muddy,
Pat Fay,
D W Merchant,
Otto Vsllsrt,
Theo Lane,
Chss = Jarvisf
Jno Fritz,
z Granville,
Jao = Murphy,
Edw'd Dickson,
Jno Helix,
D Robinson,
Chaa WAlkAr.
Aaron Harmon,
Fred Hesss,
X Solomon,
VIM 7 Cook,
II Gompsrts,
Jno Wallace,
Chas Matthews,
Jas W Weltley,
Z D Watson,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
, EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Nssous Aaviss HOUSES and LOTS 70 sELL, or
HOUSES 70 RENT, will do well by calling on tAs
subscribers. Also, persons desircus of PufchAsing
or Renting Dwellings can be provided for.
Prompt sttsatioa given TO all Real Estate bust.
Apply 10 WIN. W. BURDoN, with -...a
CLARK b GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auctioneers,
Room ., corner 7th and streets.
Refers to--Hoa. .. G. Pomeroy, u. 8. s.; Hon. L
NJ. Morrsll, U. Q. 81 Hon. r. 4. Fenton, M. c.;
Hon. Chaplin Hall, NJ. c.; Hon. @. ". scofneld, M.
c., Hon. T. W. French, 2d Auditor, and others.
WANTED.
AtS,pO secured on real eatstc.
Eight unfurnished houses for rent wanted imme-
-Four furnished houses for rent wanted immedi-
ately. 2
Two newly furnished houses.
FOR SALE.
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
Two threestosy brick houses and lots, with sta-
blea.
one thresstory frame house and lot, with sta
One twossory brick house and lot, with four
rooms. .
to REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Room No. Z, corner Seventh and streets.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
II o T ] G Il

= WAsHisyros, D. C., August l, 1868.
In consequence of the scarcity and sudden rise In
the mice Of Northern Ice, together with high
frrixhts Sc we are reluctantly compelled to raise
our prices from this date, as follows;
rAMIIy pRICEs