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LADIES LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Anversur Maud Avery Aida
Bru,s Lille Booth Miueu Boonsy James
nrGee Bi1am Bio5m Hannah Bernard Hattie
ROllese Hannah Bos'ey Ellen Black Eliza
Beach Emily o Bugh Kate Blake Elisa
Raker Ella Bombara Beebe Atilla
Burt ngelica Benetz Alex Bryan Amanda
RentOn Emily Bulkiey W Brown Sarah
Brown Mary Barbesu N B-yns Mara
Baker Marion Brennan Mary
G.
Coulter Lizzy Cosn Cecilia OasementJ
Clampat Joanna Challecombe Carroll
Or mar Elijah Constance I'm Cup Elizabeth
Cable EIisabeth Cushing M Cleveland Biley
O Oafsn Alice II Clewett Miss Carpenter
Ulins Nellie CaldwellM NJ Congdon Mira
Ca sadly Mary Ooburn Sarah Campbell Emma
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Dwyer May Dalton L DoIaIn John
Dawson James Douglas bet Devon EmmaJ
Drew Elsa BickensOn Bet Dunn Joseph
Day ton Is Deland Mary Dufey John
Eastman Louisa Everett D L
FarIer NC Fowler Sarah Frank Sally
Fuller MARY Fis'fs Mary French Lrcy
Earnam : Ford Emily fairbanks Emma
Fowler Alta Fisher Adele R
Gribben PIiecila Garduer Mary cerety Margret
Gill Louisa Graham jane GIevss He'll n 5
Gibson A
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Hsrt Lfhbie Hausrom L haven Oscar
Hicks Lillia \ Holland J g Hopkins0n Hat
Eanscn Elmira Hazsn Eliza Hall Elizabeth
Herbert Christian Hsrgroves Hamilton Carrie
HaTtsel Susan Hayes A g BADLY AddAl
Hayden Charlotte Hempsted Z
johnson Mary Jones 5 Jones Ellen
jackson Mary A
KeIsa Fmma KIetz Ellen Kellogg Myra
Kane Mary Kelley Lucy
Lynch Ellen Lytta Mary Lynch Carrie
Lapigan Mary Lucus Lizzie Long Lydia
LeyiS VIM Long Tryphena Ladd Sarah
Lo7mis Polly Lylla Mary Leslie Carrie
Lewis Barrett Long Anne Loomis a
Leach Ameiane
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McLape Henj R Mcnonnell c McGIn Bridget
mcfarland Jane BcGlll Ellen McGroOrd Mary
MoTisus Dariey Mcclure N
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Mayo Martha q Morsy Mary Msce Catherine
MorfiT,sr q Meller Kate Nitchsll Elizbh
Killer Eliza Morrison Lucy Mattiscn lizzie
Matthews Mary Marshall MARY mAIher SulA
Milliken Mary MORSE Maggie mack HELEN
Asguire Mary Muiba-e BridgetMOIan Bridget
Miller : my Mitchell Adelis
Nieklea Marley Newton Lemuel Newell Jozeph
Eoy has + Nash Lhas N
olms.ead RW o'ROurk Nell
Porter Matte Pay.o! Mary Pattison Mary a
PhiIb!u Mary Pain Mary Ann Parsons Mary
Proctor Marcy PolIitt Martha Phelps Jessie
Price Jane Park Hettie Parmlee Mary
RiieT EFllis RessPRuir N M Richai 'on m
8Owan Margret Hichmand Lucy Kagan Jane
Reed Jaue Bupie Redmond Ellen
hu.co EliZabh RustEC RCbinton Anna
Stickney B SlawsOu sarah Sullivan Roe
SlOcum S Rason Rose shannon 81 G
SickIss Msloina Stanton AlarianStrseter Maria o
Smith Mary &c lnlan HnrfletSmlth M M
Smith Mary Siyeps Nancy siain Mary
Stillsou Laura S.nderson lucy Shepard Lonisa
Sweet Ida NJ stephens L Smith Hattie
Stephens Fl Smith Jennie o SEcoxJ a
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TaYler NaEesa 1rOughton Il " Taylor Lottie
Taylcr D Trua Fvans's TGcher Anna
Fhomett Thomas
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YsEce Mary Valley Mary Vannama Ja e
VanhUrn Maggie
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White Emma B WaI gar Francis WAtrOn q B
WagEry L Websr Jane Mheelook L.zzts
Ward LuZetiia Micken Rebec Wall Sal 6h
Walker KiJtie White MS Woodbury. Tora
White A Wilson An Wiseman Annie
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

Rsuafning in the C'sveIauS Pest OAe,
October ~. i8G3,
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He denounced the So called Democratic
party, and said every child should curse it.
All patriotic men should act together like
men who knew their rights and knowing
dare maintain them.
Let us not dignity, we renewedly urge,
this dislOyal organization by oonoeding
to it the name Democrat which they have
SO falsely assumed. Call things and men
and parties by their right names.
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y ~ III - IL - = - -
and constant sttendant Of Paris, London, EeW
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten ca
has opepsd his Office at the l
johnson HoUse, Cleveland,
where he viii Re happy to meet all those who are
aictsd with subscuto and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the
rlsn, and Is mic, sfhoscious and sasstive. Bis N
icinss az Simply vegetable extracts nd oils, q
hsTo nsver been uss1 but by two oths, physicians
america besides himself de has speE tbs grsai
part OF his life and Thousands Of dollars in obtain
. lew secrets in his proiassion- He tests the Or
for ali forrns Of disease. Eoehsrgsfor giving
honest aud true statement Of their case.
- PERMATORHEA.
To YOUNG MEH.-He can prove 70 you IN few n
utes that he is the only phyz.oian you ever trsa
with that cures this diseass. For every patient
will follow his directions, he will give One Hund
Dollars il he fails IN curing this disease NO cha
made for consultation. Those at . distance VINO y
10 consult the Doctor may do 30 y sending Sd
vial OF urine by mail with name sex and age, ans
will answer and describe their case, and the posi-
ity Of getting rBlief. BY enclosing return pos
ItamD- AlaLe-e
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I have been where 1 could bear and see
from the enemy. My hearing what was
to hear and seeing what was to be seen, has
given me opportunities for judging of the
Southern condition, that all have not pos
sessessed. viii tell yCu one thing more,
and that in reference to the opinions of
those who think the war might have been
avoided, snd that some peace might have
been procured before now, if we had tax
en- q different course. But tell you that
the only way in which we can procure any
peace is by throttliDg the enemy of the
South. [Applause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

The people dsplore the war, but they
are held by the neck the military power
has got them under its heel. You cannot,
therefore, make peace with them. The
only way is to keep tightening the cords
around them, 10 get them SO broken that
the conservative people of the South can
help themselves. This they will not at
tempt until we throttle the military power.
Then they will turn to the leaders and
say, ave have had enough of this and
will give it up Accordingly 1 gee no
hope except IN prudently and stsrnly
crowding upon them as we have been do
ing, and the termination of the struggle
at last will be ia accordance with the
great interests of our country and the
werld. [Applause.] had hoped within
year we could have accomplished the re-
duetion Of the rebellion. will say in
conclusion that, had we received the forces
eight weeks sgO that we ought to have had,
We would have broken the back of the re-
bellion ere now.
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The Democrats pretend to be for a Wig
orous prosecution of the war, but it is q
war against the Administration, and not
against the Rebellion. He should like to
see the Northern and Southern wings of
the rebels, butternuts and Copperheads to-
gether, and Governor Seymour called to
address them. He might we'll adopt the
language Of Milton's devil, Friends and
Confederates, Welcome" rGreat laugh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

The not return II these Bitters are Lsed
10 person in Fever and Asae D'S'ite'
vi .hout them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

Strong q Armstrong, and Reniga Sr'S-
! Oo-, Who 5sfals Agents
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time TO recover their healthy
tone aud VigOr. We able to state that the Oons-
sutton Water has cured every osss Of Diabetes in
which it has been given.
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MARRIED.
NEW ADVERTls EAsENTS.

NASH PAID FOR DRIED AP-
" Piles at G. II LITTLE'S,
oct2S 81 MeTwin-Ss.
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FEYER AND a g . E.

BE hitting from fs-ors Of any kindthese oitleiS ~
re- NV your strength in q very snort tinno'
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OONsT TUITION WATER

the public with the conviction that 4 has 40 s1ae
found 80 enfnsrtv. uccessfuli in curing and We rus
that We shall b rea rded for our eorts in placing g
valuable remedy In Z I9EIn 70 hssb tn' AeSuah7'
ments Of patisntand1 = nyslelAh'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
EORD'S NEW THEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
MAGGIE'S FAREWELL!
"Sin you maun gang ava, lassie;
Sin you would fain be starting,
Well hAud our fathers custom, aye
A Bumper, lass, at parting!"
MAGGlE'S FAREWELL

AYE, BUM PERI
Aud who better deserves one from the intelli-
gence and the gratitude Of the American play going
public than LITTLE CRIcKET."
1t would be difficult, indeed to over.rate the ex.
tent Of their obligations to genius which, snatch.
ing from nature
"A GRACE BEYOND THE REACH OF ART 4"
Has so inspired them with its own enthusiastic
love for THE PURE AND THE TRUE, as to have
turned them, loathing, from the "sweetly mawk-
ish" sentimentslities OF CAMILLE, the Partsian
Lorette, to a loving admiration Of simple-hearted
FANCHON, the untutored child Of Truth.
Miss Mitchell closes her brilliant engagement Of
sIN WEEKS
At Ford's Fashionable New Theatre, on Saturday
evening next, and 1t 10 suggested that her
FAREWELL BENEFIT,
On FRIDAY EVENING, OcT. 90, 1883,
De made the lifting occasion for demonstrating, in
manner most grateful to her professional pride,
by an overwhelming audience, the cordially Of
that honorable esteem In which she is held by all
Of virtue, beauty, and geniu'.
The box sheets for secured seats are now open, at
Managers office, Ford's New Theatre. 1t
1.-THE merry cricket e'er SO wicked"
THE ORIG yI,I X .i,.ps II T oL U b
NJ A q q | L NJ T G II Z IS
On FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1868.
AT
FORD,s THEATRE, Tenth Street.
Arrangements have been made to have
THE CRICKET
present on that occasion. All the poung gentlemen
OF the city are invited to aid in deserved test
monial to genius, truth and grace. oe2s-2t'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A
DISTINCT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
Notice is hereby given, That on the soth day Of
July, 1850, goods and merchandise, mentioned In
the libel hereinafter referred to, were captured by
the United States steamer Primrose, Of the Poto-
mac FlotllA and brought into this District for ad
judioationj and the same are beled and prosecuted
In this Court In the OF the United States for
condemnation as lawful prize for reasons set forth
in the libe and that said cause will stand for trial
at the City Hail. In the city Of Washington, on the
third Monday Of November next, when and where
why condemnation should not be decreed, and to
intervene for their Interests. .-October u, 1883.
oc29-dtd H. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
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n r r I 9 l A L

HEApouAnrrn)
MILITARY DISTRICT OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHIHoros, d. c., August q, 1888.
General Orders No. -.
AL commissioned officers In the city Of Washing.
ton, D. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform Of the United States
service, according to their grade.
By command of Brig. Gen. MARrINpALE.
JOHN P. sHERBORNE,
au26-u AssistAnt Adjutant General.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n FFI ICI A L.
WAR DEPARrmEN
Paovosr MAnntAL GrHrnAL's OYYicr,
XAaHinar0N, Octoher %, ln8a,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Paovosr MARsHAL GEHERAL's OYYIcE,
WARRINGTON, October %, 1850.
Circular, No. n. ...r.....
The one months advanced pay allowed TO volun
tcers BY resolution Of Congress. approved July q,
iss2 will be paid to recruits for old organizations,
enlisted under the recent orders from this Bureau,
immediately upon their arrival at the general rem
devious, by the mastering and disbursins officer
there stationed, who will bc subsequently reim-
bursed By the Pay Department
Quadrupicate receipts will in all cases, b taken
by the Musterng and Disbursins oflcer for such
payments. One COPY Of these shall be retained BY
the mastering and Disbursing ooer, A. his vouch.
er; enc shall be forwarded TO the Provost Marshal
General, with his regular accounts Of such pay
ments, (which account must be kept separate from
that for expenses properly ohargeable to the fund
for collecting, drilling, and organizing volun.
teers, and the remaining duplicates shall be pre-
sented to the nearest United States Paymaster,
who will thercupon reimburse to the mastering
and Dlsbursing sficer the amount called for by
such receipts.
The reosipted rolls turned over to the Paymaster
will contain q certificate Of the Mastering and Dis
burslng ofnoer, thst all the men who receipt on
such rolls have been regularly mustered into the
service Of tho United States.
The mastering and Disbursins oficer will for
ward, once . week, direct to the Paymaster Cen
eral, lists Of all men paid the ono months advance
pay by him, during that week, placing all the
men belonging to one regiment together, and on
aseparate sheet Of paper, so that such list be
at once forwarded to the Psymaster paying the
regiment.
A report Of each reimbursement shall immediate.
iy be made direct to the Provost Marshal General,
by the paymaster refunling the money, stating
the amount refunded, to whom, and date when 80
refunded.
JAMES B. FRY,
oc2S Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
NEW BOOKS.

TCST RECEIVED A LARGE AS.
u sortment Of American, English and French
STATIONERY. Fine Portmonnaies, Pocketbooks,
Field Order Books, Blank Books, Printed Receipt
Books, Tuck Memorandum Books, fine English
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
Invoice Books. Photographic Albums, all styles.
Special attention paid to engraving aud printing
Wedding, At Hsme, and Waiting Cards.
For sale by HUDSON TAYoR,
stationer and Bookseller,
ocl8-im tChronksJ aa4 Penn. avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DRASS STENCIL ALPHABETS
N MHTG n a anM
NJ. ]. METCALF & SON,

aAs Os 1l1 14SALr " poENs
t6h sALEM SrnEET, BosToS, MASS.
The only manufacturer In the United States, OF
Brass Alphabets and Figures, to any great extent
or In any variety.
the bea Of IsdeItbie Nencn Ink, VERY CHEAP. STEM
oil Diss and all kinds Of stencil Stock Inquiries
or orders promptly attended to. ooS-sm
VAVALRY BUREAU, OFFICE OF
- CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, WARRINGTON,
d. c., october 20, 1881.
On the first and third Wednesdays, 4th and 18th
Of November, will be sold at public suction at the
Cavalry Depot, at Gisboro' Point, near this city
A large Tot Of Cavalry Horses, condemned as
unit for public service.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock .. n.
Terms-Cssh, IN Government funds.
G. q. SAWTELLE,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quartsrmaster
oc2s-dtni4 Cavalry Bureau.
NIDER. CIDER. CIDER.
~ Best Cider (pure applet Is received daily, di.
rect from the New York apple country, at
JONES l. CO.'S Produce Store,
oc2s-et' Corner Eighth Aud streets.
EDWARD LYCETT.
L BooKBINDER,
No. III PENN. AVE, WAsHINaroN, D. c.
Books bound In every styls-Turksy Morocco,
Russia and Calf ia1
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

DEsERTHRs. desertors were yesterday
committed to the Central" " by Capt. Todd. They
are to be held for orders from General Anger, com
nlanding the Department Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

ONE OF MosEnY's GrERRILLAs CAPTURED
Pat Farrell, one Of Moseby's guerrillas, was yes
terdsy committed to the Old Capitol Prison by
Provost Marshal Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

M A N OOD;
Just Pcblshsd, In Sealed Envelope. Price six cts
A LktTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT.
ment and Radical Cure Of spermatorrhea, or Sem.
inaL Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and lmpediments to Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from
thor Of the Green Book, 40. = ..
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad'
postage stamps, by DR.. CHI. J. C. KLINE,
121 BOWERY, NEW YORK,
seIb-amind&w Post Office Box, 1855.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

Or lolA L
Wan DEPAnrmENr,)
ADJurANT GEnERAL's OFFICE, J
WAsHIsoTos, Oct. is, 1859.
General Orders No. aas.
The time Tor enlisting Recruits In the Regular
Army under the provisions Of General Orders, No.
100, Of June 2o 1852 10 hereby extended TO Deoem.
Der I, 1883, during which the srtrs bounty Of $500
will be paid.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
oc21-st Assistant Adjutant General.
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THE TURF.
NJ Alto NAL COU Il $ Z
IN WASHINGTON.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK,
Commencing
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

First Day-MoNDAY, Nov. 2d-sweeptakes for
year olds; 800 entrance, $50 forfeit, to name and
MI by the 9th Of october. Purse OF $500 added by
Second Day~TUEsDAY, Nov. sd-Purss ssoo,a
Thitd Day-wEDNEsDAY, Nov. tth-Purse
Fourth Day-THuRsDAY, Nov. .6th-Purse $500,
Fifth Dsy-FRIDAY, Nov. sth-Handicap, $50
entrance, play or pay; 800 added. Single dash ~
miles.
The stakes closed with the following entries:
MILE HEATS.
MIR, Fields lilly, by Lexington, dam Magdalen.
Mr.. Bushs b. c. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dam
MT. Watson's b. c. Captain Moore, by imp. Dal.
rownie, dam Jenny Rose, BY Glencoe.
Mr.. Watson's ch. c. Adebaran, by Commodore,
dam Mamie Lewis, by Gleheoe;
Mr.. hunters b. c. Copeok, by Lexington, dam
Rosette, by imp. Yorkshire.
Captain Moore's Oh; Q. Ali, BY Mahomet.
Dr. Wedeu's b. {. Lizzie W., BY lump. seythiAn,
dam Prunella, by Glencoe.
HANDICAP, $60P.P.
MIR. Bush's b. c. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dam by
Altorf.
rownie, dam Jenny Rose, BY Glencoe.
Mr.. Watson's ch. C. Aldebaran, by Commodore,
dam Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe.
Mr., Hunters b. Q. Copeck, by Lexington, dam
Rosette, by Imp. Yorkshire.
Captain Moole's ch. c. Ali, by Mahomet.
DIR. Weden's b. l. Lizzie w., by Imp. scythisn,
dam Prunells, by Glencoe
Entrance, per cent oil the purses.
Races ana TrOtting commences at o'clock y. IN.
each day, under rules oil the National Course.
The United States Bfass Band will be in attend
ance daily.
ost21 A. MoFFAT, Proprietor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
BOARDING.

BOARDING. A NUMBER OF GEN
I'D tlemen can obtain beard at No. 497 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-s-halfan and Sixth streets,
Island. oci7-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

SMUGGLING LIQuoR.-Virginia Browning and
Susanna Irwin procured passes yesterday to go
to Alexandra. Upon their arrival at the ferry
the guard on duty noticed that they acted In pc
euilar manner, and, upon searching them, found
five full canteens Of whiskey on their persons.
They were sent to Captain Todd, who committed
them to the Central Guardhouse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

Comedietta, entitled
MISCHIEVOUS ANNIE.
Annie Spruce, with new songs
Of Young Recruit" and
"Captain with his Whis-
ksrs" ".......................M Mrs. W. J. Florence
Frauslig igiterky rkypipofunderniok-
elpupplesox, a Dutch Organ
Grinder, with her great
Dutch Song. Mrs. W. ]. Florence
Bridget BoCkle, an old woman
oil 3d.. Mrs. W. J. Florence
Miss Pimp, an Opera Dancer,
with Grand Dance, "L'Ariel" Mrs. W. J. Florence
Araminta Dusenbury, . Yam.
kee Girl with songs Of "Pop-
ping Corn" and Barney
UHay y".....................Mr Mrs. W. J. Florence
Tim Sounds. Mr.. W. J. Florence
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
AUGF4ON.sALES.:

A sSISTANT QUARTRRMAsTER'S
n orYIcE, corner Of @ aad Twsaty-sseoaa
wa pss p e. Ss'S, sss
4 i.iss Ios of Horsss and Mule, ooadsnnsd as
sales 70 commence 81 10 O'Clock .. m.
rerss cash. In cossTnSsas 4n%sx,ss 1@ps, slt
oc2.-ast Captain and a 4. q. ON NJ. Q. s. Amy.
pY W. L. WALL CO.,
GREAT SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FUR.
niturs and HousefurnishlnR 0oods, al Edwin
sep Ss, Cabinet sS
A. n, ve win seli, BY catalogue, until the whole
own n.nuiscture, and OF % superior : 1orImsnshar, " %
disposed Or, Nj. Green Intending to change his
Tsnd:sne Rc.ssoed asiSs-top, Sts rt.s.re., with
.s French Plate siss:, 80 d. .. T.
Rosewood Suites Of Parlor Furniture, .
OAK OAK Chamber Suites and Oak sidebosrds,
Losewood Wardrobes, handsome,
Walnut Dress Bureaus, aur- '...fN
Thirty Dress Bureaus,
Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Arm and Easy
Ro.ewo,d Mahogany, and walnut Sofa. and r.,e-
Rosewood, Mahogany and walnut Roclers, Mir.
50 rors. Centre and ONCE Tables and Desks,
Library . Tables and Chairs, saloon and 1espoy
Walnut ana Mahogany Bookcs.e., AT 'l1s.a
Is Painted Warirobes, IT. .-g o. ,...........
% Curled Hair Mattresses,
| IS Shuck Mattresses, " .y s.r...
| 10 dozen Cane-seat Chairs,
Fancy Parlor Chairs, Mahosany and Walnut side
. and Reception Chairs,
Narbls.top Chamber Suites, Hat Racks
bletop sideboards, ,Children's Chairs and stoos
| Revolving Once chairs, Cribs, Bsdsteads, . great
Refrs.smsnfs s.sf' Tables and w..s...od.,
Extension and Mahogany Dining Tables,
French China sevres Tea Sets, n and ss pieces,
French China Dinner Sets,
Cut Glas. Wine Tumbles, and Fruits, ...
Plain and Gilt French China,
Large quantity Wines And Water Bottles,
Fancy China Vases, Gard Baskets, ard China Toys,
| Motto Cups,T t- .I..r. =. Ir.-T~ - y
dozen Tete-a-Tete Castors, different kinds, with
many other Goods NO, here named. ~. .'..
Terms: All sums under $780, cash; over that
amount credit OF 10, e. and 20 days for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The building 10 for rent or lease. Inquire OF the
Auctioneer.
The attention Of the trade 10 inyi,ed to this sale
~ The Goods will he open for inspection, and
| catalogues ready, on the Thursday previous to the
/ sale. WM L. WALL 4 20
| oczo-tu ..I AuctioneeIH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
PRINTING.

M,GILL u WITHEROW,
bTEAM PRESS PRINT EMS,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
FrREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH SIS,
On< Square North Of PenryRpania avs,.us,
may -snif WashlAGten, DC,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-McGuire Il Co., auc-
tioneers, sold yesterday afternoop, lot on New
Jersey avenue, between First and Second streets,
30 feet front and 81 feet deep, with frame ware
house thereon, to Frederick Koones, for Sl,s6o.
Green Williams, suctioneers, also sold lot cor
per Of | and Tenth streets north, with two-story
frame house and store, to G. j. Merssr, for s4,6oo.
A lot on l street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets north, with frame house, to Thomas Con-
ner, for 81 .so5 Lot IS, In square ss7, on D, be.
tween Sixth and seventh streets east, to Jacob
Jouvenal, for 81 cents per foot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

DHILP q SOLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
asa PEsssYLvAEIA AVENUE,
Nave constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Fled CLASSES,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
sistaut Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done to order or
very short notice.
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WAn DEPARTMENT,t
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In consequence Of the pressure Of business .,
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REabTER's OFrIcE, October e7, 1853.
Notice 10 hereby given that licenses given TO tay.
erns Retailers OF Spurious and FeFmsnted Liquors,
ware, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches and Jew.
elry, Lumber, Wood and Coal, Commission Mer-
chantsj also, 10 Keepers Of Hackney Carriages and
CONFECTIONERY, and for Hawking and Peddling, and
Dealers In Old Iron, Brass, Copper &c will expire
on Monday, the ed day Of November next, and that
said license must be renewed at this ofice within
ten days sftsr that time.
SAMUEL L. DOUGLASS,
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