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The New York herald., 1863-09-11
ASTROLOGY.

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.asa q al affairs q hamsn e R as eoursssp R Se
welfare q sssea!
VIA, Of hs boay s aaesa and wna. Treatment and
cents; ssp'Isasn 81 QUESTION letter
Ts sena Tor sroushaons %onaly raSe. Reass eoa
sn on III ssss on HON WITH % f. s % % % 81 S
Sss sS oeens street below Prince s9e cents
A BROOKLYN CIAIRvoyANT.-MADAxE CLIFF
sas
:as: ass: on destiny given By letter Send stamp Tor '''
aosH sps Aa Ms . ESEEy 4, SsE
ss6s and and Of and
S@tsssra,es charms ~; 10 S;sa
adies and Gentlemen, D, cents
ooK HERE-ARE you IN TRoUBLEg HAVE YOU
- been deceived triled With Have fond hopes
ROSS sos ADVICE & ana lafason In v e. Ne VAS
r"ed and shows correet rseSess 81 future lusaai Or
s1ssn, frisnds L9eay numbers 1 free No . Nest rwea,
on the door. r ny the basement bell
MADAME suAErrER. THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER,
has naaa & s about M e ass' aa,.
sys1ae 2 and unan daarket Ladies IS, cSnt@wsn n,
MO MPosITIoN-TnE NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ STARR from Europe, wao vas born Wit = natqa 4
81 iS srnrs ,oeher ,hose long searaiea Gauss
Sand e sSe@ y1n ps ,o
LADIES take ~, have teen l. deceived BY fase
srea. Kropcan Cai and Asiroosi't f9r g !
ss.Sa ssIs9 hasaSa%. g,s Ssss
.SScO lSr one sho equal MiaHs sa
st Ssa ns
Ladies beware Of etenders ana those thai ny TO initiate
READ;-MApAME RAY IS THE BEST cLAIRyoYANr
speedy marriage Let not the ruhllc deceived ~
hand il Won wish ihs rah. call ~ MADAME RAY cry
rNenyee,enth street Ladies 70 cents; genlemen . cis
4 acoomplshed Madame BYRON, from Pars. wpo cnn be
restores krunksa and unaiiafi fasSand ias eeree 70
Soe iS a T y s0Ir @ ee @ '3 Rsaa,. or@ &s 81 &
avenue. above Twelfth s,lcei ''''1
VINO WOULD Not GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
renosed Eusish Pophctess universally a-knowl dred hs
Who Who consul Ss SsaS aud sppne,s a@d z ]
pa u e sbsen 81 e as 9os, a
,hp marriage hidden trsssars. enemies and iroa5e.
s le TT dss no @ os VISIT sn T y2prd nd e5 h ans
Sssy Ssa mi 6easif Young LADY al ~ Sx'G avenue.
3 sn.H h ngr e Nom Renan and Ga pIsS 10 &
oye good Iass ana business for ne
,cnee prunkenness cured and unfaihul aud has
1HS BowERY.-MADAME wIDGER cLAIRvOyANr
lOO and gifted Sranish adr Hnravels the
torty love marriage absen, friends sickness; prescrbes
medicine for all diseases tells lucky numbers properly lost
ar stolen, &c
sTEAMBOATs.
y scRASrpG, ior Glen Cove, New R7chetc. Civ fsand.
whieonci For isohuyisr and Salonpor wf leave Peck
slip at A. NJ. BToomr tenth street al sis.
Twenty sixth street 81 Leaves Gint at ri, i NJ;
will positively run -
CTEAMBOAT KNIcRnRBoCRER FOR sALE-uER
- dimensions Length, 2s1 beam "a fec, En-
gne S2nch cylinder and ~ feet stroke For terms appy 10
DANIEL DREW. 80
DENTISTRY.
LII PERSONS WISHING TEETH PLUGGED on IN.
N serted a unusually low prizes. teeth posi.
lively without pain will ind TO their interest cab un
DR. WATT - Fourth avenue. opposite Eleventh
Teeth lled silver dentine 5c sold. 81 Teeth hand.
s1mely Inserted s. gum blocks perfect Imitation Of nature,
t20; ordinary extracting - cents
ftnI rnN -
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THn TURF.


NEW YORK STATE FAIR. AT UTICA, SEPT lb l6 ~
LIZA on rhufsday Sept ~ at three ocok for purse OF
names brown stallion George N. Tatchen; w. woodruff
names black stallion Harry Clay
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MADAME SHAEFFER, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER
Nl has naua glt e tell about sse marriage, absent
friends business aud journeys 2S5 Second street cSc.n
avenue G and unian market. Ladies 25c Gentlemen
admitted
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1877 CERTIFICATES --liAyrSG HAD ruppp
LID ] JOo's extracted without pain NV N, EDE
yIILERsH55 Grand street two eqsss from BrosawSx'
ron toelhssas LOUISE JANE NARrIE, 81 Bro.,sss
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THE srEREoPrrcoS AT FRYING HALL.

THE sIERboPfIcoN At IRVING HALL
Il fonrih wcek aud continued Success Of
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL EXHIBITION.
Paronised hy the most fashionable aud Intelligent
diences The consist of al the celebrated
In THEOLD AND NEW. WORLD.
LOCAL VIEWS AND sTATTARy
Tickets 81 cents Family tskets admitting six persons 81
Doers oyen al q COMMENCE ni sociosk :. -.
DRAINS Exhibition every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Dor the accommodation Of families and schools,
BooIs open at p commencc at o coca-
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1OSEPE HEGEMAN.-AUCTION SALE OF GRADE
81 Cattle. thoroughbred Horses and Yorkshire SWINE
Saturday Sept H. at II O'Clock NJ at the grounds OF the
County Agricultural Society," Paterson N j.
Having number of Cattle and Horses in other States
propose selling surplus consisting Grade
Short Horns two thoroughbred Horses and eight Yorkshire
Swine. These animals VIII be sold positively without
TO the highest bidder. r. g. AYCRIGG
VIII soil short Bu at auction the
New York State Fair at Utica. Thursday, Sept H.
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THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY,S
IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS
GERMANIA (newl Fhlers. Saturday Sept 10
HANNONiA Schwensen. leaves Saturday, Oct.
SANONIA, frautmann. ieaves.... Saturday, Oct IL
BANaRlA. Meier, leaves es........... Saturday, Oct 81
BORCSsIA HaaGk leaves ........... Saturday Nov IA
nom pier Il North river of Fulton street. taxing
teng Tor Hamburg ondos Hayre and Southampton at
the following atcsFirst cabin Sl05; second cabin SCI so.
s;eeiage, S37 5p-rayable in god or It's equivalent
For freight apply 10 KCNuARDT & CO., As Exchange
Place.
for passage apply to q B. RICHARD BOAs., lsl
broadway.
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STEAMBOATS,.

CUNDAY BoAT- SEPTEMBER r-TIIR STEAMER
~ SCRANTQS for Glen Cove. New Rochelle civ Isand
Whietonc FOR tSchuyisr and Sraitoupar win leave
Sup AZ ~; Broome street at 81; fonth street al 81,
INtnly SIND SILT a. So Leaves GlentCOye at ~ y NJ;
New Rochelle as, stopping at OIL The landings This boat
will positively run.
CTEANBOAT KNIcRnRBooKER FOR s.LE.-uER
- dimensions sL@ngth, 2s1 feet: beam ~ feet En
glue nch cylinder and 10 feet stroke. terms apply 10
DANIEL DREW. 80
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7 ooK HERE-ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? HAVE YOU
~ been deceived trilei wbl Have fond hopes
been blasted b. false promiscs2 II 81 10 MADAME
ROSS for advice and satisfaction In love affairs she
known 10 fail she brings together those long
rated and shows correct likeness Of future husband
absent friends Lucky numbers free No - Vest Twenty
seventh bet sixth and Seventh avenues Name
the door, r ny the basement bell.
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<yRAND EXTRA NIGHT AT THE GREAT TEMPLE.
VJ of Fur-Hosse 0f Commons, 25 West Hos'op street
this (Frgayl evening on the asion Of the sccond cpo
gerald Joseph Coeurn CHE Chainpion} john La ercnee
prrpen fzry Lazarus, the Skeleton Brgnoie will rresdr
assisted By some twenty talented rns The p5ee ana
Easy roon6f this flpsus hocrip will be fitted ~ 30
represent a. nearly ~ possible Tom crbb. paron
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- tIIfNIU. fhN VDIicd Sia'es NnlI
TIE FIRST ~ ASS IR0S BElIlsi STEAMSHIP
VIBAf CAIN.
$780, ALEEkT J. fDSftR. Commander.
WIZ cave pier No. N0fth fFer for the above ports
saturday sept y, AZ cock VI returning by the
-
tbs shp VAS hnp q, Paisley the clyde in the most
CANT state room Recommendations
All .ctteTs rirst falss through TIE Post Office
Forlrcicht or ls4- sage anelv - The
AMERls AZ WEST INDIA CO.. No Pine street.
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Wno WOULD NoT qo TO MAkE InEIR FoaIryE

1eS SBowERY.-MADAME wIDGER, cLAIRvOyANr
NOo and gifted Snanh lady Hnavels the mysteries OF
foterty love marriage absent friends Sickness pescrbes
stolen, &c
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A BONA FIDE ASrRoLOGIST, THAT EvEEY ONE
"A depend is Nine WILSON. who tells the objee'
Of visit She tells The
and OF life and OF dangers and
brings OF the most pcrious undertaking.
B-Ceehratcd charms No. lsD Alien street.
Houston Stanton Streets the ogk Charges
adies and lentig men, 81 cents
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NoTcE.-THE L,sr rRfP TO ruE cpor,rRA
~ hanks his scason The steamer STATEN ISLAND.
IRWIN rave so ~ Tenth street W iam bury at 4. eiort
Saturday nlght sept he alp al l2ig ana spflne
1pesttig ciyes, A u,e shendeT MN 10 served M
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4 UsTBALiA POfNEE. lINE-IARRYTNG THE
n United states Mails. .Neutrl la. Tie splentld arsi
Slass . "a lAoyGs, newly ltit rr.ikh clipper saip
EASTWARD l9. SEQ capacite NicSprs0n MASTER
now rapidly oadng ~ pier p East r,sr, aud having Ia
her cargo already enga-cf will sail rnr direct
lively on the 2Qh INST. The British bark ALBERT THE
GOOD, Peacock master. Is also receiving her cargo
II East rivnr, 70 SAL Tor Srdaey. r. 5 w direct the
25th inst For freight orpasase both % 81 having elegant
accommodations. apply TO Y W. CAMERON, 50 Beaver 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
ENGRAVING.
CTENCIL WORK
NEATLY EXECUTED BY
MES ". DAV Is,

NEATLY EXECUTED BY
JAMES W. DAVIS,
4O2 seventh street west, Room No. o.
Orders for Marking Plates executed promptly at
cost OF % per cent less than any other establish
ment In the city.
Citizens and Merchants will end II greatly to
thar advantage by leerning our prices before CIV
ing their oTdera ellewhere.
German silver Plates cut or engraved for mark
Ing hne linen goods with lndellible Ink warranted
the best article In Use. beware OF Nicke Plates
pAlmed of by other parties and advertised sill
yer. There are no Silver Stencil Plates manufao-
tured The same parties also furnish mixture
Of Coal Tar with which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unpTinoipled fellows whOBe
only object is to get your money! A stencil plate
ID worthless thing unless you have the right ink
for marking.
ENGRAVING AND OOPPER PLATE
PRINTING
In all Its branches.
Bill Heads, Plain and Fancy Business CaTdl, with
appropriate designs and every variety Of stencil
Work eXeouted with nOAtneah and dispatch.
AlphAbets, Figures, Steel Punches and Patent
Burning Brands, which can be set up TO order In
ten minutes notice,
Having received an invoice Of Seal Presses, we
are prepared to furnish any orders without delay.
An work warranted to give SAtiBfaotion or ths
WSftinE and Wedding CaFds, neatly engraved
and printed for S2-OO per package Of 20 cards. In
Dona ioTSst the number-tSa seventh street, bo
tween D and Z. east aida Apb-am'
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CERTIFICATE.

81 CERTIFICATE.
New YoRK, Feb. II, 1853.
From q knowledge Of the Ingredients and their
proportions entering into the composition known
as "RomAine's CrimeAn BitteTs," we are enabled
to speak Of II In terms OF high eommendAtiOn. Pc
ruyiAn Bark being one Of its principal oonEtitu-
entS, together with Herbs, Roots, and Extracts
having decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation In recommending 1t to physicians and
the public generally, an inVigorating Tonic In
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From its Alternative properties II Is calculated to
prevent, by Its daily use In moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms OF Neu-
rAlgiA and Rheumatism. It 10 an Antidote to the
effects produced by change OF water and diet,
correcting DiarrhDa, curing Dyspepsia, Colo, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea sickness. II
a expressly adapted to females OF delicate oonBt-
tutIons, and the infrmitles Of age.
This preparation is composed eXeluHively Of
vegetable materials, containing no metallic or
mineral substances whatever Its taste II AFo-
matte, warming, and acceptable to the palate and
stomach. JAMES H. CHlLroHI ~. ID.
JULIUS C. PoHLE, NJ D.
CertiheAtes from the Assistant Surgeon and one
of the attending Physicians OF the U. s. Hospital,
At Newark, N. j., GtteSting the benefits derived
from the use OF CrimeAn BitterB, may be seen at
'''' '''''' W. Chiffon d co.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

@ SCBPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
~ AND CHiLDREN also, the corresponding
but more Athletic Indian Club or MudgAr ENer.
else, for Gentlemen, for the prevention and
ton Of deformity, one-sldednesS, &C, as recon-
mended by the medical profession and officers OF
the army. They Hupercede dumb bells and all Ca
listhenio exercises. No Oticer, merchant, or clerk
should be without them. They promote healthy
circulation, develOpe and strengthen the chest and
spine in = most extraordinary manner, giving such
elasticity and strength 10 the shoulders, arms and
wrists that the sword and baYonet are used with
double force and facility, and invaluable TO singers
a. the voice improyeo In proportion to the eNpAn-
sion OF the chest. To ladies Who cannot take out
door exercise, they are of inealoulAble benefit
My classes for Dancing and Department at Will
lArda' Hall, and Al Georgetown, are largely at
tended by the elite OF both oitieS, and can, with
much SAtiHfAotion, refer TO the Parents OF my pu-
pilS.
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
PioiinoeHo, and SinatnS, or '.fHiIhtRg lessons may
save time and expense BY studying under me.
J.K. GOODALL,
apr IA ig|..'I WillArds' Hotel.
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PIANO FORTES.

II G. LIGHTE q CO.,
date Lghte 4 BfAdbuTys,)
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
al BROOmE ST., NEW YORH,
I'd block EaI 0f Broadpdy.
Mr. F. c. LIaHTB, the original founder Of this
Vsil-knoWn EstAbllAhment, SsRi0r Partner, and
cNv PTaeliedl Piano FOrfs Maker Of the late Tm OF
WIlghte 4 BrAdbuTyB," having retained his Two
ThiFdG interaat In the whole business stock mate
TialG. ko and Sole PROFESSIONALLY In his HalHa6tl
PaisTu, inclusive OF HIS celebrated PATENT IN
sULAfED IRON FRAMES, is the only one who
can make the SUPERIOR PIANO FOkTES for
SVhioh this hOEse has been so popular,
~ All infrinEementA on his TightA will be prose
outed according TO law ,,.,. -
WSfraated IoffeOt In every respect for Ave years
N'Oo'@- u. O. LIaHTE 0O.,
Ap IO-1m E2l BT00mO St.i New York,
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OVERNMENT SALE OF CON
" DEMNED PROPERTY.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON-
" DEMNED PROPERTY
Will be sold on THURSDAY NEXT, June IIth,
At the Warehouse, corner Eighteenth and streets,
the following articles belonging to the Medical and
Hospital Department condemned as UNIT for the
public service. Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock
Hospital KnApSaekS
Medicine Chests
Dish Basket
% Meah Cheats
l64 Shuek Mattresses
20 Hair Mattresses .a
2tl Wooden Cots
l6 Box Water Cloatts
lbt Wooden BedHteAds
l5 do Stat BedsteAds
2(Frenoh) Medicine Panniers
10 WAshboATdB
1900 Feather Pillows
20al shuek Mattresses
Writing States
70 Barrels Ale
70 BARRELS blackberry Brandy
1kegs sPiced Cordial
barrel sherry Wine
DO CIDER ' WINE
do Gin
2kegG Gin
a barrels Whisky
6kegu Beer
lS2 oAseH Whisky
800 Iron BedstsAdA
Iron Bath Tubs
Wooden do
2 Zinc do
Lot StOYepipe
once Coal stoves
2Cooking Ranges (BAlls)
I Force Pump y
Lot Zinc
% CAuldFOns
90 Iron Pots
81 BrAAs Close Stoola
bl5 Wooden Pals
II Camp Stools
% soTubhing Brushes
"a BroomA
Lot SplintS
Is Hospital KnApGaekG
% MopH
q MIX Cans
Medicine PAnnierS
Clocks
2T5 blankets
IAOO Knives and Forks
IlO0 Teaspoons
SlOO Tablespoons
sl2S Tin Platea
lT2 Tin Lanterns
81 COOKING Stoves
y Washing Machines
1885 Pillow Cases
A26 Towels
a. Water Coolers
200 Boxes Syrup Of Blackberry
Together with large lot Of Table, Bedroom, AM
Kitchen IlEniture,
Terms SlAh, in Government funds.
HENRY JOHNSON,
NJ. and X, u. S. Army and
Acting Medical PuryeyoF
MEDICAL PURyEYoR'S oFFIoE, WAsHIEoToEl D
C., June ., 1859, iet-7td
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Aaauaomsnts.

GRsyER's THEATRE.-"LUsretiG BOrgid" and
"DOn Gear Do BazaB."-TO-night, both Of these
popular plays will be produced, in both Of which
Miss Lucille Western will appear and, strange as
u may appear, Miss Western will assume the char
aotSr Of Don Cnsar de Bazan. MsssrS. Barron,
whiting, Williams, Wilson, Bokee, and every
member OF the company viii appear. This theatre
iS dow rendered delightfully."- cool, BY the late i'm
proven ents In ventilation. EAST Lynne" IL to be
performed tomorrow, for the last time. Miss
Westerns engagement concludes on Saturday
night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

n A N T E RIB RY HALL,
~ L0ufSidna Avenue, near Sirth street.
THE COOLEST, MOST RESPECTABLE, AND
BEST CONDUCTED MUSIC HALL
IN AMERICA
always employing
THE LARGEST AND MOST EXPENSIVE COM
PANY,
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND GREATEST
NUMBER OF STARS.
Tonight the thrilling drama, In two acts,
THE C0NVICT's VEN6EANCEi
THE CONNICT'S VENGEANCE
THE C0NVICTS VENGEANCE;
TALE OF ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA.
Intwhich the GREAT CANTERBURY DRAMATIC
COMPANY will appear.
MISS EVA BRENT,
MISS EVA BRENT, the celebrated operatie singer.
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
Washington's FAvorite DanGeuae.
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
the bewitching Fairy Sisters
The beautiful ballet, arranged by Mons. sLollOsy,
LA FErE DE MUSES.,
in which the great COURT OF BEAUTY appears
See the GREAT COMEDIANS, and the IMMENSE
CORPS D'ETHIOPE.
Admission Orchestra Chairs, 80 centsj Dress Cir
Gle and Gallery, % centsi Private Boxes, holding
six persons, Sb.
Door open at N o'elocki Performance at s.
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT TWO O'CLOCK
I A
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A WORD OF ADvICE.-ThoSe who have been
dOotoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. FishbAtt, whose ONCE II
ct No AL street, corner Of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. twenty-five yeArl experiences has
established Or. FiBhblAtt'B reputation 40 phyBi
clan. Recent oaSes cured In q few days. ChArgel
modarAAe. DIR. FISHBLATT,
-.-.. No. AL Il street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post ONCE,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

VINO WILL Be CURED I'VE desire 10 cal
special attention TO the advertisement Of the cole
brated Dr.. Vellnl which appears In another column
The DOotOriIA safe and reliable whose
skill and experience is guarantee that the untor
tunAte victim Of certain IndsoretOnB can with con
hdenoe iniTuBt his case In his hAnds, Let younl
men Be warned In time, and seek the best meAnH o.
FNliaf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

9EHERAL ADVANCE or ouR ARMIEs.--There
has besn general and triumphant advance Of our
troops, but no advance In the moderate prices oi
Dayton'G inimItAbis Crackers. Groeers ind II In.
dispensAblo to keep supply OF his Lemon Biscuit,
snaps, Bread, and MfLk and Egg BiSeUh
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

United States ps. Subdivisions A and c, and part
OF Subdivision No. 5, Square No. 25o, Buildings,
improvements, &C. In the city OF Washington,
Whereas, subdivision A and Subdivision G, and
that part OF Lot or Subdivision numbered Ave (6)
described as follows Beginning at the Northeast
corner of said Lot, and running thence West
twenty-five (2o) feet, thence south forty-hye (tb)
feet thence East twenty-five t26 feet, thence North
numbered two hundred and elghty-ive (266), as the
same are known, marked and deaignAted on the
Washington, District OF Columbia, and recorded
In the Land Records Of said District together with
all the improvements buildings, .ights, privileges,
same belonging, or In any wise appertAining, and
all the right, title, interest, and estate Of WIN.
shal OF the United States for the District OF Co.
lumbia, by virtue OF an act OF Congress, APP
The STS SA srS S % S
| sixty-twO, entitled " An Act to suppress msur-
rsction, 70 punish Treason and ksbellion, to
for % other her = parpoSes;, az and whereas, @ The United
States Attorney for the District Of Columbia did,
on the twelfth day q May A. isS3 ale sbs Libel libel
demnation OF said property and real estate, under
the act Aforesaid, and that process OF mOhtiion
" and real estate, and all persons interr-ted OF
| claiming an interest therctn, warning thCm nj
aome early day to appear and answer SAID lnforms
It is, therefore, on this Isth day OF May, in the
year of our Lord eighteen hundred BiNty-threc
| ORDERED tEat notlce pe gwen 70 Tue owner, HhI
! owners OF said property and real estate, aud all
persons Interested or claiming an interest therein,
10 appear and this Information on the first
Monday OF July, A. d. 1868, and show cause, II any
they have, why said property and real estate, and
| the right, title and interest therein of the said
William Shields should not he condemned and sold
according TO law; and that notice be given by post
ing copy of this order upon the front door OF the
| Court House Of the District OF Columbia, and by
| publication In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, twice
| 4 week previous to said hrst Monday OF July, 4.
D. 1884, the first publication to be on or before the
| first day OF June, 1868.
| Test; h. J. MEIGS, Clerk,
COpy-Testi H. J. MElGS, Clerk.
may 25-2twtJuly
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

Go TO wHITEHURsT, 434 PennsylVanls ave.
nue., to obtain superior Likenesaes at reduced
prices. Fine Card ViEnettes, formerly sold at 81
per dozen, now selling at eli half dozens, same
rate. Colored ImpertAls reduced from $50 TO $40
selling whole siEe ooiored at only 90. will excel
IN "Coored Carlo de YiSiisS having secured the
vices Of superior artist for that branch OF bust
neas LAkenesses OF many OF those fallen In battle
can be obtained herej also card photographs ol
prominent men, both civil and military.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
PLUMBING, &c.
ARCHITECTURE.

M A b E W o r X 8.
HENRY PARRY, manufactures Of Marble Man.
tells, Monuments, Mural Tablets, Tilea, Cabinet
and PlumberH' slabs, Caen Stone Baptismal Fonta
Altar Tables, sc. MAnufRctOTy and WArerOomS
H. 70 and 10 East Twshty-aeoOnd street, neal
Fourth avenue, New York.
N. B-GTAtsa, from ths lowest price TO the mosi
costly finish, furnished at New York prices. g.,
DoSignB made to order, and estimates gwen iO'
my 28-6ms
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

CENTRAL LGUARD-HoUsE.-T following par
ties were sent to the Central guArdhouSe: For In
uuItinE patrols, Victoria Scott, LiEzie Thompson,
Fannie Rowland, FESnCss Wright and Margaret
Ross, haTlots Of the worst stripe. For dessrtion,
James Malay, Timothy Gordon, Jacob Croft, Jno.
Kelly, II. H. smith, VIM. VAndvke, Jacob Croman,
Daniel sherman, Thos. blackwell, John Gannet,
John Evans, r. r. souderS, Jas. Rodgers, William
Vale ntine and Edward MonagAn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

- IiI.NBss.-we regret to announce that Hon.
AN, zeyely, Third Assistant Postmaster General,
n confined to his residence by illness. Mr.. levely
ito leave the city for the bensat Of hia health AZ
soon AS he has uufiieiently recovered. Dr. Z. y.
Mepv~ad, his chief clerk, Is Acting Assistant
Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
FRnD,O 8. oOzzRNs,

SOLE A0EHT ron WAsHR0ToH AND bALTIMoAE
have always Fefaaed to sell any Of the com
pounds known ~ tonio bittSrB, As believe them
TO be generally Injurious, and composed OF dele
teriouS drugSi but from careful trial Of the
"CRImEAH" BITTERs backed by the certificates OF
DFH, Chiffon and Pohls, OF New York, have no
hesitation In recommending them TO my friends
and customers. FRED'C 8. CoZZENS.
WARHIHGTOH, D. 2, May 70, lsSD. nySO-2W
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

TIE only place where you can purchase hIdL
Ribber goods OF all kinda at Manu- deuTeTs prices,
At II, A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 81
PennlylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tent
streets. mar 21-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
HARDWARE.

"ARDWARE, BAR-IRoN, AND
~ STEEL
Hardware, Bar-iron, steel
Horse Mails and shoes -,
Diamond state Shoelng irvW
ANles and Axle boAes ,,. M.
snFinr1, Carriage and ltIo bQlte
Hubs, SpokeB, FellOes, sb aiss
DuoL, prlll and Canvas
HAlfulOth Springs
E,HoslaioF, Tow, Hail
CGHtinGa OF all kinds
EnKliah and American NATniaheu.
large and complete stock Of the above con-
''Sn''' ON THOMPSON h CO.,
No. BAB Ninth st., 0PPOaltO 0oAtrO MATkeh
ebT Late Q, 3, ThomPooo Bro,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
GOVERNM'NT SALES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's
IA OFFICE, corner G and Twenty-second sts.,
WAsHINOTOH, D. c., June 8, ls65.-Will be sold at
Auction on WEDNEsDAY, the 24th June instant,
at the Corral, near Observatory alOt Of condemned
HORSES and MULES, the property Of the United
States.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to oommenoe at 10 q. m.
c. II. TOMPkINs,
Jelo-l3t Captain A. q. NJ. U. S. A.