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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31

FRENCH LoY1LTY.-Tho French residents
Of this city have formed national club, the
object of which, as stated in their printed cir
cular, is to tortify and extend the principle of
the reciprocal interests (soIidarite) of all peo-
pie against despotic governments; to main
tam the American Union in all its integrity,
as the indispensable means of securing hber-
ty throughout the world; to prosecute the
war with the utmost vigor until the revolt is
extinguished; and to uphold the Monroe doc
trine as of vital Importance to the safety both
of the soil and institutions of the United
States. These positions are distinct and in
telligible, and already command, we are told,
the adherence OF considerable number Of
members. The provisional executive COM
mittee consists of General CluSeret, who has
been in the field in defence oti:he Union, l..
Amore, ID. Debuchy, Victor Faider, Latouri,
Martelet Pelietier, and Tutfer.-New York
EUeninQ Post.
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boys being respectively the oldest and youngest
of the three. The youngest boy is sitting in
high chair, and on each side of him are his
brother and sister. The oldest boys jacket
is made from the same material as his sis
ter's dress. These are the most prominent
features of the group. 1t is earnestly de-
sired that all the papers in the country will
draw attention to the discovery of this pic
ture and its attendant circumstances, so that
if possible, the family of the dead hero may
come into possession of it. OF what inesti-
mable value will it be to these children
proving as it does. that the last thoughts of
their dying father was for them and them only.
philadelphia Inquirer.
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A fast young man from Portsmouth, visited
some relatives in New York city last week,
stole six hundred dollars from his brother
in-law, and to cover up his crime set fire to
the house.
On the evening of the 9th, while some stu
dents of the East Canaan academy were play
ing with pistol, one of them carelessly
pointed it at Warren ShaGkford, not suppos-
ing it to be loaded, when it went off directly
in his face. Fortunately it contained nothing
but powder. His face was badly burned and
one eye destroyed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31

DERSONS DESIRING A GOOD GAR
MENT at reasonable price, shOIld visit the
Huntington Corner Clothing store, where
Clothing is sold LOWER than at other place in the
city. d IL. EAMES
Corner Nam and From Streets
o96 diff Opposite City Hall
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single Albany firm recently bought in one
month 10000 pounds of butter in Barton,
Irasburg and neighboring towns.
The appearance of bear and cub near the
village in Nottingham on Sunday, was made
the occasion of an impromptu hunt, but moth
ing came oft.
AS Mrs. Dickinson of Vernon, woman of
some sixty years of age, was crossing the
cars struck the buggy in which she was rid
ing, injuring her SO severely that she died
soon after.
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PARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
Spl g n d i q f ar m
AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at public auction
ON THURSDAY, MOVIE. 9th. 1893,

viii be sold at public auction
ON THURSDAY, NOV'K. 9Th. 1858,
At O'Clock NJ, the premises in tho extreme south
part of West Boyston being only Ave miles from
cester, the line Of the Worcester Nashua railroad,
one Of the best farms Worcester county. Said farm
contains about lGO Of choice land well divided into
moving, pasturage. tage, and rs acres of woodland
with good orchard of about zoo trees Ofengrafed fruit
in bearng condition. sb pears, qunces, currants
cherries. grapes, &c. in abundance,
The buildings consist of large two story dwelling
hou with an L. wood house connected with which Is
Il water power used for driving grst mill. threshng
machine circular churn, turning lathe grindstone,
&c. Also smsler house, containing four rooms, with
wood house. carriage house saagher house. Ice house
and hog house, also blacksmith shop. The barn Is IS
by A feet, with cellar fronting the south under the
whole bding VITA granay and tool house att Iched,
all OF which is In good repair The house and barn
abu,dantly supplied with pure running water from
spring which the seYerest drought injuries Said
larm is almost entirely fenced with wall, well
waiercd. is easy ct access requiring small amount Of
help t compare! with farms of Its size and
has rich and most productive soil
The stock and tools on the farm will be sold at bar
gsin should the purchaser desire
For fur. her particulars inquire Of j. d. Lowell No 28
Nain t. Worcester, who formerly owned said farm,
or of h" subscriber on the premises
Terms at sale. CHARLES !. PIERCE.
HORACE KENDALL, Auction err.
West Bcylston, Oct. 26, 1868, OF d&wts
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itiiH TION.-Will be sold at Public Auction, tho
.Ek=p premises, on TUESDAY, the tenth day Of Novem
Der next, at one O'Clock N the well known Home
stead Farm of Elijah stowe lac OF Worcester deceased,
situated three miles from the oar House in Worcester,
consisting Of 100 Of land with good and convenient
Buildings, good supOly of Fruit, aud good supply OF
neverfailing soft water will sell the buildings with
sixty Of land the whole together purchasers
may desire. Also, at the time and place. from
twenty to twenty 1--WE tons OF English Hay in the barn
Terms made known at sale NEWELL MOORE.
Il. b LAMSON, Auctioneer.
Holden, Oct. 26 1863 dlNs OF
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Glotbimq.
70 -

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH
IA ING AND FURNISHING GOODS can always be
found at the Harrington Corner ClOthIng
Store.
Also LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS FOR CUSTOM
WORK which will be made at asonahle prices and
II satisfactory manner. ID. II. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets,
O26 dti Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31

GENTLEMEN IN SEARCH OF A
w place VIII. re they can have their GARMENTS CUT
AND MADE N GOOD STYLE AND TASTE, and
where they have their orders executed short
notice, will do well to remember that the Hrrmg
Corner Clothing store is THE PLACE.
u. H. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets,
o26 DIFF Opposite City Hall.
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Qpe Dousrs.
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
AN WORKS.
v VhN 's
NO. .-snI. A LANAI NJ


Worcester Agency, at
Mrs. L. G. DUNLAP'S, No. l20 Vain street.
Without egotsn, permit to say that all who favor
with their patronage may expect to have their
done equal in resOect to the Staten Island bye
Works Since long connection with this business has
enabled US to becOut acgIaine! with this celebrated
establishment not afraid Of comparison with
them.
by arrangement all goods received Mrs.
Dnnl by SATURDAY noon, will he ready for delivery
within week from the NJ indav following
Grape Shaws AL crimson, SOlterinO, scarlet,
purple and drIbwe finish in unsurpassed beauty. Just
like new.
colOIs in silk beat bbons we can dive
so that customers need not buy Lace curtains
we keep square by frames
we cleanse carpets cheal and very handsome.
Kid slo, es cOlUred black and cleAnsed very fine.
WS. ERDTMAN,
mehs Gu Proprietor Of the n. f. +. d. W.
{AOMESTIC DYES-FAST COLORS.
- p pared Tor Family Tie, and embracing all the
new an fashionable colorS 40 brlllian: shades.
LIST or 'uLOh5 Ashes Of fas Black iJarS Brown.
Medium lirO+u, light Brown, Cinnamon Bro wI BARI
Blue, light Blue, French Blue Cherry Corn, Crimson
Lisht Drab, bak crab Fawn, Light irern Dark Green
Len ON, Aagenta. Mav', Oran %. Purple. mon
let Eight Slatc Dark NJ ate, Lght otoin, Dark Stone
SDiftrln0, Violet Ii ght W;ne Dark Wine. leow-snd
the neS Leather Cot"r. Light, Mc;Ium and Dark
pies of every color, silk and wool be the
druggists. Put up i'll neat packages with full directions,
at 5 md Is cents each. Manufactured by Geo Reed
Il 90 SO Union street Boston. sold by ID. SCOTT and
q. K. SPUR, AMI BY Druggists generally.
le29 deoptf
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VAIN. e. JANKiNs' HAIR DRESS

men can be accommodated in the most approved style
Gf Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms also attach
ed for the accommodation Of Ladies Also all kinds OF
Hair work on hand or made to order. Chdrens hair
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
will be in attendance in the ladies department
N R.-Cnsh maid hair. DIFF
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Eleven thousand bushels of potatoes were
bought and sold in the city Of Bangor on the
goth. This is thought to be fair average for
the week.
a New B Brunswick paper says that the gip-
sizes are emigrating to Arstook from Europe.
There are now over a thousand in thai coun-
" and Canada.
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EX GCUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES-
IA TATEBy License of CoIrt, will be sold at Public
Auction, on tho premises No. 36 Exchange street, on
TUESDAY, Nov. Sd, at o'clock P. NJ, Four Thousand
Feet of Land with the buildings thereon consisting OF
Rthree story Brick Building aud Barn. The building is
substantial one and finished into rooms, which, by
small outlay, he converted into tenements, which
at the present tire there Is great demand
For 'urther particulars, inquire OF CHARLES BEL
CHER, Guardian Of hnnr Heirs, or OF
ol3 dtn3 JAMES r. PIERCE. Executor.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

~ the subscriber has been duly appointed Admins
traitor OF the Estate of FRANCIS II HOLMAN late of
Auburn in the county Of Worcester deceased testate
and has taken himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased required exhibit tho
same and all indebted to said estate called
upon to make paymentto
HENRY L. BANCROFT.
hurxr Ocf & o1T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31

This is the Oldest and best Dye House in the United
States. The goods finished in superior style, and
the cOlors clear and brilliant The prices
able, nay, liberal to . fault.
There is no need of your paying $3.50 for Dyeing
Dress when have it done In superior style at
YOung's for SIPS
French Dyeng and Cleansing of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Garments in all their varieties,
PatrODze Y0UNG'S, 2O9 Main street, opposite Brnley
Hall. deodtf my30
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Amrtrons.
)OD & TIMBER AT AUCTION,

WOOD & TIMBER AT AUCTION.
w Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
in Leicester on SATURDAY next, Oct. 3st, the Wood
and Timber standing on about 80 of land on the
east slide Of the Farm lately owned ana occupied by
Eber Bond, deceased.
Several OF the above fl covered with hard wood
and chestnut timber hut the principal part Is pine lu
bsr and portion OF it is heavy growth of pine and
hemlock
1t is situated within six miles of the City Hail. in
Worcester, is Of and is within mile and
quarter of two good mi Is containing circular saws
Tie whole is divided into lots Of from to six acres
and the sale ail commence at Lot No. l. precisely
O'Clock A. n.
Should the day be stormy the sale will take place
the flrst TAR daS after the November election
Terms liberal, and made known at sale. For further
particulars, and plan inquire of JOSEPH A. DENNY,
Esq, or the subscriber.
LABAN s. BOND. Administrator.
Leicester, Oct. 2G, 1868. d6t&wlt OF
, 1863-04-27

Irwin Hattie mrs
jackson George mrs
Jntu1,- May 4 mrs
Ja11irs Erniv " mrs
J.:clSsts,, J. II 1n:s
JIElt-s Elizabeth miss
Jennings Ellen miss
Jones Lizzie S mrs
Jones Martha m.e
, 1863-04-27

Keenan, Margaret miss
F:rmpc7 Mary 4 1n.s
kcll0 = Julina G mrs
t'athariEle mrs
Kelly Thomas mrs
keeley Mary u 1uiss
Kenny Jana miss
Kennedy Sopllia mrs
Kennedy Z S mr5
, 1863-04-27
CHICAGO AND CRESTLINE
TO AND EIOH
1853. THE 1858.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. E.
8n5 Miles Dpubfo Truck.

In order to keep pace will he demands Of trsvez
ndteL LlaaF tsiroyc:relt4 dudLS tic yea+ La and
With ifs counect'ons It Will be found IN al :especta a
FIRST CLaSa R0UfE IL a.. tn East2.n cities. TIA
.zse . stoae bsast-d. and e. tt1ely free Hoa dust
, 1863-04-27

For these diseases 1t Is truly sovereign ycc.Y and
too ucl. ca,ot be said in tts praise 4 sacle dose
has been sl.wn to re!!eye .nust " E:ent sy1ni.nus
small II Ee lack and through the hl.s2 tcls;>Vun]
d day OF Constitutional Water will selIeye You Ike
naaHlc. "
, 1863-04-27
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
lAFLAMMMAT1ON M Of TIE kIi'SElS. AND
STKANGl-KY AND B17I:NISG.
Or FAISFIL URN

+ho.o a.o,rn, II il ++r1,. .,-o-o,,1 o,,
+ , aGse S 4 y tIut +; Asa
has been Ii. 10 relieve must u :ert symin1ls
you troubled With that Distressing rasc II TIE
. dsy OF Cors:.tutioaal Water viii sel!ese You nka
'4AtA~' FOR DYSPEPSIA,
un..u....
tGns ns s ay A:d vpa
ssga be done os sraaa Is 'eSea 0ot
FHlslLlASa
, 1863-04-27

This disease depends upon m Inflammation OF
mucous lining Of the yagna and womb. 1t is in
oil cases accompanied by severe pain in the back,
across the bowels md through the hips. A tea
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three tines
day, with an injection Of 4 te;l-spoonf1: o: the
medicine, mixed with half PITT Of soft wate--,
morning and evening.
, 1863-04-27

Elvert Phillips
Emery Boomer
Eyster BcnG CO
Ellis SEQ
Eastman co
EItncsEWeb ebster
Edwards T II
, 1863-04-27

= ~ ~ A~S
13-ove-s asG FA VII n@o sa4s fae :zcI: Ad1xa-
aEsou: :oute fo- L-ye stock. Capac:ouA Yards wan
wSfrred sud su..., I'll VIE every totveattace h1Y0
Sesn oIeafd on aEt Its coIrccs.ons AID eYefV
apeEttos. . pad te tie vanta- From Hszyisou:Y
Ehert will be found eve ,ce for feedsnr sa3
resting. choice ls e'e.rt .: tie PHlI4ADKLP?iIA.
NEW 1n::E a7t All iH<EE AiAR:SET3 TaIs viii
Toate :o- Stock t. New I::k-5v5A ANea:oWs -sSH
With feEeE changes tsaa arJ other.
ESUCF LEWIS. Cert s1pt A;toou4 Ps
L L: HntPr Eec-. Ticket sEest Philadelphia
+, 5,4.10ueIoN, Ge22 Freight 2ge2t p::zz:!se.e:ot1-
, 1863-04-27

Wallace 1{ D mrs
Wallace F. R mrs
Walker Wealthy mrs
Walker " :" mra
Warner b1ary 11liss
Warner S T LnrE
Warner Saral, miss
Wa5llburn Il nlrs
Watts Lidia Illss
, 1863-04-27

Wilson Eliza mrs
Woodruff Emma miss
Wright Elizabeth mrs
Wright Lucy A tnlFs
Wright Mary Ann mrs
, 1863-04-27
ReuI EB1u11.
r. f E 4 T S A l. E OF
LOTS AND CONTRACTS
Il the city Ut Chicago,
At Auction, June 18th, 1863

Af EEC5f0H. IInA 7fh fRTR
aEo A1Hc:s ~ 81 aSoc.RaSn se OF t:e C1lcAgo Lad
!eaose sn.s n sfo9; saaA be e.eed Ia the
!nolta oi 'uHe NJ Aud !nar a. the r7o:e!sy AID eE
!teI1 On Iand a9 t9s tine oetocgtnE to va
shs o. tod 81 publc Aucton. 70: c3s g "a: hlg1eA
Tag I'm dsy q !u3e ls3
lse ntcsTsgEed- Trcstes ol f1e Cnic19o Aad
ton7ah.. vii t.eretore on Wedcetd:y the 1:th day
q q 119Se E orrE for sse or the premises In the city
~ lo.sE SheEeidt Addt.ion to Chicago,
E5;o2 Addition. vest side Of North Branch
. - east -
, 1863-04-27

~ 177,c IODINE WATER.

pn,r 1crr~-Y f. ruyr MATER. 4 cure for Serofula.
..nr,nr,t,,r. l,vs1ty&.a Eheunstlsn, Neuralgia.
Discs srs md iii those distressing and afIct
.,r dies which h:se from e1fccbed yi.iated
state o: the Hood detective 1utr1tiou. an i2purc at
tH,-It:ie. &c
It's srul1carss pure sdk.ton nnd Its e1ce!scuce
u u:e,icEc a. atesed by such distinguished names
NJ Dr.. Il. Clifton. Prof. +. II. Parker rref J. G.
Bolth and Others equally we'll knoen to sctenca
DR.. Il. ASDEEs q Co.
Physicians NED Chemists. As Broadway. y. \
Fer ea1c ny BLISS L SHARP.
u7s csl",sr1 1ss Lake street. Chicago. El.
nK. JAMES, Formerly Of New
~ Orleans: whose uu:tvaucd success In TIC tseas-
meet Of Chronic Mercura!, Biood. nna o1nef ascss
THAT REQUIRE sKILLECL TREATMENT,
11ss pcrm.acc;r located himself 1t IS Randolph
ptrrt ChIcarc Dr. ,Iarucf Is :rcoai-cndea " tne ms
ca faculty. aad tue a!snost entire press Of the south
Tbcps.ods of un{oztr1a,es b,css Dr.. JAMES, who.
tut I. hir,. would bc living miserable exist
c-ce Tie cari49!c rrputsson Dr. James epjo1 from
The Lake. 10 tie Guf is tie result Of YEARS Q! study
ead ot>c:rat1o1.
D. arre~ uses no Mercury. Iodtde. Potassil Arsenic
or saseararla. In the-.ea:7ent Of blood diseases,
bet a.rut:ntcer. \ h. ii Is a positive cure,
Organic weakness cured by new and lnfauInlc
s1e.hoe saving both tine and expense.
Oace aad a:!crs At &C l:aaco1ph street. tupetats}
OE.cc lc,.rs froas 4. II. Until sp n.
CONSULTATIONS I2vIoIABLE.
I,.!,S1-!sa;l-Sa
THROAT AND LUNG DIS
j. EAsES.-Thc unusual good SUCCESS OF the LOCAL
a7rl!c5i!on Of remedial aEe1ts through rng Insu!s9a'
ttoE Tube. md ry rrrushuon an experienced MY
s:clan. Will secure sure and quick cure c5ca IL u
rt1c1ate cases b. SEGSITZ- ~ D.. e15 RToidTty,
cu.res n 7s,t street n. r Patients abroad should
give = full description Of their dIse.sts
ItG3 K-FnN
, 1863-04-27
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CHEROKEE CURE,


n,+onc-- oss NJ po-.o, p,,ns ~ tho uacr stona
Foteacs* hoes vi to"ei. a'1s IA ','e DANA o'oa"
II tie bladder, 0bsf-Icted and Difficult Mtrst!ua-
tI,n ,-d All 1.e. r7-se1 bx IL ryiat-p frn,n the
t.'.' 49, ~ -
1sn.bs DI;nress Of SIc3,f Loss OF Memory Cor[u.
e1,n ~ 1dps. nsn,e<.,on or s,fr1-a ~, Eo-ohos-
eeo - 4+sN' ~. ~ Stt.NsS' I|1A : ~ eo~'A
ings. Nervous 1rt1tabllst5. sSlfdls:Tuss Love Of
s1c, Sc u s-'S0''-' o o'ee''@'''AS
49, =. oe-c-., ro.,.,o .,oa,,,,a - ~, ~
, 1863-04-27
mt1iffftu1.

q d =
co N S TITU TON
WATER
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
CONSTITUTION,
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR
DfABEEESe
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
These Dangerous and Troublesome
sisted The best Directed Treat-
Neut, can be completely con-
:rollcd by the KcS3e1y
now before LIS!
TIE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion, and by 20 altering the cou
II ,offh hA E$a tx zen
, 1863-04-27

ZinmanI John Zeher Matt
INITIALS.
New England Fire Marine Insurance Co Of Hart-
ford, Conn box &c.. Dr. Burroughs. Presdt
University OF Chicago. W MI Boz 1859
No Board OF Trade Block. Col c....Agt
Norstill Express. :. .Kirgsbrty Hall -" -.
Col A.. Proprietor Bulls ad....Supt Mer-
chants TX Com.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
af1x three cent staIap.
e. Office open from Let Of April to 1at Of No
1st It'll April LIST, from q. N. till p. H. and on
Sundays from $50 a. m. till 1Q:15 an:
a11i il. SCRIFPS, F. II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

a-A Cough Cold, or an IrEitatsd Throat,
II allowed to progress, results in serious PuImo.
nary and Bronchial affections, oftentImes ineurabe,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, AsTHnA, and Ca
TARRH they are beneaoial. The good effects re-
Sulting from the use OF the Troches, and their ex
tended use, has caused them to be countsrfeited
Be sure TO guard against worthlsas imitation.
OBTAIN only the genuine Bro,0n'I Bronchial TrooAss
which have proved their efieaOy by test Of many
year.. punLIc SPEAKERS and sNoERs should use
the Troehes. Military ofhoers and soldis who
oyertax the voice, and are exposed TO sudden
changes, should hHye them. Sold everywhere a
70 cents per box. Jan IT-dkW1m
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
Amussnenta.

CONFERENCE.-The entire company, eomposed
oineArly nfty hrSt-claSs performers, male and fe-
male, Will appear tonight In q grand gala enter
tAinment. Misses Mortimer, Pennoyer and De
FAiber, Mons. szollohy, and the great SCOUT of
Beauty" barry J. Carter, the IrIsh vocalist, and
the Ethiopian comedians, each have part to per-
form. The last opportunity will bs afforded to-
niEht TO sec the magnificent ballet entitled "Hon-
Fundamentally" )" and the beautiful pantomIme
"Vol-Au-VSnt" The superb GipSy'S Trio viii
also BE- executed.
HAoyERs sIHEATRE.-Thls being the last night
OF the Amous eomblnAtion, a bill has been chosen
Hhiehi ior popularity, rivals any other which has
oesn submitted during the entire engagement Of
MeAhfA davenport, WAllAek, and the co mblnation,
"emeAn the "lron Mask" This play was written
especially Tor Mr.. WAllaek, and has been played
by him ior more than three hundred niRhts both I'm
this country and England, and will easily hear
repetition Mr., WAllAek h a grand imperSonatIon
OF the Sorrowful unknown. Roehefort IA +. ohsr-
astsr unlike any other we are acquainted with
and although originally intended, evidently. as a
Sesond-FAte part, Mr. Davenport makes n a gre.t
originality, and hardly second to that of Mr. W..
lack. war
VARlETIEa,-Saiurddy Mgh.-ThIs musIc h.u
and scene offestivity for the million has stssd,,
and surely worked itself into its present nro,,y
position 10, spite Of all the pomblnsd eounts, -
uaption that have been Juggling along for ve.r.I
~ fAFa pight 70 see aneh cluster Of bsautIni
lndielaa those now dancing ahd singing At tlS Va
riatiel while ths inals artists are excellent N.
cifqlg q Beauty also appear to-nigAt ADA Laurent
and llle brignoi VIII BE- hddsd % thalr forces "a
Monday night, and the first matinee eouaos o4 on
wednesday afternoon, April sth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

n The Great PennsyIvanIa Rant. RI.
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
seuthWeEt. Two through trains daily, and one ON
sunday soldiern' tickets At Government rates 70
sor nekes and further informAti apply at the OF.
nee OF the "Great Pennsylvania ROUTE, ~ nortbesat
eoIner fennaylEAniA avenue and sixth street. nm
der National Hotel. Once open nom 4. n. 10
p. n.ion Sundays To lp. m.
aug B-Iy hScnt
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

u-Batohslorss Hair Dye-The Hest I'm
the World.-WilliAm A. Batehelor's Celebrated
HAIR Dye produces q color not to be distinRuiShed
nom nAturej warranted not to ipjure HniT 10 the
ltnemedlea the ill-eects Of bad dyea and IRyiE
crates the Hair for life. GREY, RED or RUSTY
leaving the hair SOFT and beautiful. Sold by all
The genuinel IL signed WIN. A. BATCHRLOR,
on the four sides Of each box.
Faetoryi No. 81 Barclay street, (LAte 2SS Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York. nv 29-Iv
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

81 Religious Spiritual AEsetInR.--on sur.
day, at Union Hall, lsi Ninth strSet, between %
and streets, At o'clock p. M, spirits viii Fiye
some ideas of what has caused the civil war in our
Midst and IN the evening, AZ TX O'Clock, GpiTits
VIII give their views Of what win entirely over
come this rebellion and bring about peace. MrS,
l. smith will describe some few spirfts
Admission 10 oents, = mar Qs-at.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

Also, CLOTHS, CAssIMRREs, yEsTIHGS
ILANNEL9i eHAWLs, BLACK SILK aACKA,
hOof bhlhIA nALMoRAL. aKIRTB, PARA,
SOILS, sun UMBRELLAs, and hundreds Of other
hlnds o. Goods appertaining to nrat-class Dry
Goodl store, too numerous 70 mention. On the
second moor Will be found good stock Of CARPET
which Will be sold exceedingly cheap, for cash only
PERSONS residing AZ the Navy Yard, Island, or
Geofgetown, Will ind the Cars eonvenIent The
polite conductors will let them OF At the door.
..r.,,.... w, w. BUaDETTE,
No. 86I Seventh ST.,
mar 4I-St 3D." Between and X