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BROOKLYN.

military MOVEMENT In accordance with
the order Of Governor Seymour. for th. agsnirAtiop
Of thirty r.sim.ls 10 Ssv Yorh and Bro,hlyu.
MAJOR Gen. Dufysa- Commanding the second L VI.
zion, has ssusd order. for the and oiesp Of the
s'h and ith Br sades, Who not in setsi service,
TO report thsmsslvea Tbs erempa are also called
upon TO meet fos organization. To- morrow evening
AL the Brooklyn rssmsnu bot are nov In actual
service, Int their rsnh are By no means Up 70 the
maximum standard The folio wing ords and notice
tss beob iAsuedi
HsADouArvsu "a Drv. SYs-Ml
sr-,1,I ospr,, No is,-Ai ofio.r. ard mem6ers
of Regiments In The 3th and nth lirissdes. vho are
not on .etnsl suty but h,v. substitute, 9TH Yer
Mser 81 II Hutbsrd, at the Division Hesilusr' era.
Ne 81 Fulton street brooilyn. thor names aud r.
sdsrers To- Positions occupied by them. aud the
n r--v,., MAJOR Gennsk
MARLB1SoroH CnrBCsiii, DIV inspector.
.srscliL sorlcs- The 't.mp, ofhoers and members
~ the 18th. liih. q IA end 10Th Resinenu are re-
yus'trd 10 meet Al the 1ovcruots Rom, city tla,
day July I'd, ats oc,oet ,..,
Brootlyu. June 70. 1893. ''''
DErAKrrRE OF ruE lRoS-cLLp RoASoKx.-
This ,hp, complete In ell rsspec,, ieft the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Yesterday, having on board fill comple.
nent Of ofcer, sailors and mArues, and being pro
viod 9TH ell the nsces.res for active service Of
hostile character. Hundred, Of people assembled 90
the vhNyc. to .ines. her departure and a. she pro
eeeded down tho hsrbor the p.,se, sen Of different
vc.sl, pyins To and fro chcofcd bar Justify. shs
soes 10 Hampton Roads Tor orders. her subsequent
destination being mystery.
MuRDrs 1kiAL.-.Michsel Kcnney whose
Rsrsn,burs. in May last. In the grocery Of
IhilIp Norman Cornef OF Euitou aud AIhAny at
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DENTISTRY.

A BfAuTlFU1. AND SUBSTANTIAL SET
hof teeth, from - 60 S25 superior to all others IN
every particular. Tho,t persons having Their teeth
already extracted, arducton In price, at 200 Fourth
o., near 6 h ave. Dr WAITE 32T
RrIFiClAL TEETH SET ON GOLD OR
hsver from 81 TO $40: teeth filed with cement or
other lline, oOct. 10 ~; teeh tened cItraetd
without % n or no charge, b. Dr. H. yILLRRS, 10
Bo~ery opposite old Theatre $50
TYR. JOHN HOWE, 435 CANAL STREET,
~ ssts q .ett Of teeth on silver AZ - to SlS soi
At $40 to SE sectional srts 20 O. mt, per tooth teeth
filled With gold, bone cement, other NngH 30 eta.
tosl pcr tooth. Teeth extracted without pain. S3S
hrs. GRIFFIN, 25S GRAND ST. NEW
~ York, opposits Lord L TsyIor'a and Y5I Fulton
az, Prooklyh, are inserting ID ~ improved Artificial
Tech, with or without extra. ing the roo,s Full
setts gold platiBA, S2.y s'"I rubber, -:
partial -e;t' gold PEI tooth a. silver rIbber, II.
EXTRACTING 2Sc. $50
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miscellaneous.

oy the Rcysi M.r,ss. number ~ the ILLusrsArrp
Lpspos Sr~s 200 100 copies we're sold The clear
proht -. nearly sIaOOO.
A. an instance 81 the durability OF timber In ~,
state, II may bs mentioned that the piles sustaining
Lon len Bridge, PRINCIPALLY elm, have been driven tive
~ s.. sad are iO,y ,as afisd yet, 0ns
since, AMI found to be unchanged, save :. OF an
inch uhich had become TetTthei, although u had
been driven siiteen hundred year Old savoy Palace,
ia the tty OF London, Ia sustained on pil,r driven
az hundred and MY Year, ago, and which are per
iectly sound yet.
Tue Emperor Of the French has long been engaged
IN writing NE OF julius Caesar A rign,tts designed
"a Icy he Majesty. lie shook his head and said -
want Cusar, young, besu,iful aud pensive."
Iri- not generally known that all the army orders,
circular, III nk forms, &c for the Army Of the Foto
ma, A. pointed a. head uart.Ts, on 40 small pOTs-
be pl'ue., having efficiency of trpe and reinir-
ine only tso-horss wagon 10 Transport the whole
s GaS OF 'r! pG'Ht 0S' re sna .se
Cyr,e. y. an experienced printer.
A FsrNcuN,s has dtcovered an insolubls cemen,
BE- IN, nd'd % him that the mendsd article stronger
than before
4 Wit once s.sod PEASANT What part he performed
In N. great dram. OF NEIL mind my osn huSaes.
VA, the reply.
Tnoss -ho have resources within themselves, snd
eau dare 20 live acne -.nt ifeads tho least but
know Lo- 10 .ti1e them the most
Wos,~'s mission, ~ the world soes. 1. 10 make
home hapgt' mau's ~ mud the meAn. Whsrevith TO
90 II Non,ns -ofh should De, all VA her.
,,li the compl,ton uf al lsbor From h,r mu,. come
tho. tnsi touches aid cu.n4instins grhces Which
mak" dinner OF herbs pleasant banquet, aud . cot
tag. starred over .ith jsssAne paIsce OF content
mtut
AsfnHsHor PUrCELt, of Cincinpsti. has Issued An
orcr niitrs the attendance a. funtI'l, 10 cor oct
lAtion
IL arranging foyer bcd.'he colors should he chosen
TO match tho nature OF the soil, For instance IN
gardens on grAvrl, Uty, Lilac, yellow, tie, blue,
sf',n, &c should IredoIu, Ia those on gras,,
purple, PINK, scarlet md orange should prevail
white, hONeveI, IL equsllv suitable for gardens oi
10th dcst ip' ou. and unts here the gravel very
Light, always 81 king AMI etCct.vr. The most IN
ttns cuoIs n uld paced IN The centre OF IT, bed,
sud ID lees decided Tint used Tor contracting rug u
sa.lugs. Gtuerallv to, the smsl,I thu beds, tie
NOR lbtIn MAY the intense eoors, A. scarlet, be
iutTodu ed, and U,s u,rsI.
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Henry Arkell.

Ths ssrvics continued, but bis voice vas massA
In the Csnists:" AaliAno's proved out poor sub
sttute
al woni'r ~hethet the anthsrn's changed ?" de-
lated the bs.s H. he coutrv-,eaot
"tm-no" q cied tho after. "Artel was
coming str.isht % his Ia. Hal the-s teen suy
chsnge, hs nd have yons and toi WI cr'orcs
and W. opie-i'e- Tie org Iist s N pet, snd
won't altar a."
''Then be- play the solo without my accom.
pan men, ~ rtei the bars @ tlJ.
Henry ko w,s ~ stunned BY tie f,ll, and
before the conc.us On o' tie &c md e,-on be ap-
Tea 81 IN TIE On 'if, ~ tho surp Q % us'y. Ar's
.lviug a. ia cbttNs n . snil EN- 10 NJ.
WI eriltee sud Al tats, b. entered ISIS, !. Lus
lis FAC was WI To- the vh 1t ia hIe IL sang,
as usut IN TIE - Ills ms fc,tut." sAd When the
1n' fr . cant. eu came, Mr. " lDeriofce ross
from BIS kn es g. Ell out
'rhe anti efn 10 tssen from tie burel service"
The symih ny We, lhyet an t.o H.nry
Artei voice Sc. soft ant ,eli, h.iIg TIE "a
eattel o. " a. Its hsrnon., ana tue words falling
81 distinctly 20 the car a. they lad cen foksn
81 know n my K.Ie.tn.r iveth, and ,ass lie
Oh. sand at H.. lt.s. Day upon tie ssrt."
BIT though Henry AXE 'sv ice ncye. filtered
or uenilei, h.s chs..ius face spoke OF todAy
disease or nents. emotion; ono moment wAs
bi-hi rs damass rnse tho ueyt Of Transparent
vhlteLess. Evory eye vas o. uItn wonder ng a.
the beauty q IA, yoi.r, al re marvellous te,uiy Of
his c0un enAncs. some syupsih.s.d ~ lis err -
n n some we're wr1,t t.,H .,ilu oI.'tts 70.
s:ed ~ IS sorts When tie -o.1 va. conc uIcd.
Mr.. bsAIc.ers fell ga net the acS ct lis ST.. %,
SEAPORT Le cooked ,NusuUtI. Only FOR Q mo
ncnL howtv p. ilr G4l .io-Is c uue0cet. lie
loiucd IN a. H. vli-e -. % ss = the re-tin ~
sweetness al power, tU.ss g.. ending All roe D.
ed, sud tie 80 e. cea ed aul ttr las. nj ol the
or. an di-d up, the ear 10 'Nre bent rwsri, and
r,sted Wit o4t notion IN tie ctorl,ter's uss..
"Ar.'.l, ~uit are yol ~ l. ," whispered ne II
the .y c,ers- -" tenor, .futn lei lad. as Mr.. VIII
befiorg' rccomiusng ed ls hAa1ns,
No resp Use.
"Sutco him, wl,he,'crcs hes gong 10 sleep.
There dean cIs41. b eytr ms wav"
Edwin " e.idrcs did NJ lie VLs doAircd, but Ar.
keu never stirred
81 NJ. Tenor ,sn 4 over and grasred him by
the arm aud p lc f. ~ VITA s4iten jerk.
B4t he dId tot Do "a h,tu, md the I.olr head f.n
tofw I'd a,a.n upon t.e d,sA- ncnry Arkol lad
filtei.
slue nfIsion enriei i1r tho four ci or,,er
be on b IN ht1 every ns o. come out " the s,s
Def re he ,ou.i De ct oIt. Sir. " lie 10 &c
nett p STOPPED lAltu',A 4 4 e toi sabgry
'pe - .e, toward the ,Laiis,et- ~ uaIsfssL4iaa
~hst c.u-td tn ban Tub, sa4 IAU.rdy vJ'Vius W
tog tie WLoc lave ca 1le uI.roS Sir. snita, u
strJ1E man. came out q stsl fl,G tss lie ess
form IN b sArins. as car led 4 out ~ tie ado
al =, tie LeaI, Tea esi We = I, hanging dJwL
over lis s'J4.4'f. A. t.ety, aud AL u. < s,ses
IN tHc oatleirA were ten on taclu; anu te uext
10 come out o. Ia. sta by the prebeuds, All follow
IL tie wsae, "as Nj. st. JoLu, auah =! eHetol
o. hIs pae lace.
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fTtntiss.d ,yor Cs Prsf pdoe.)

Bat , '.v r. u.'e',h you'd y. DEAD sAs Sen
tsbk tie ...... .f. $40 h'oipr b''.-. 90 could b.
PC. o.. = % teiLg enough to Nj 4 zen pof-
pn.. ..crucl ss t-en,y-.ir years Of aye but
Ast > '..s.. 'I'v years, and va. the mother
to in'ofrs,ir, children. The Jury rendered
veitio ,'"1Hirde by poison"
lur 'ftEnhArIoS oY rug ForRrH ov
wv Tic committee Oh National Affairs Of tho
Common 'funci beins determined 10 bsvst,he beet
d'fl' = hfe~o't, III. year, c,rnp et,d arrange
ne - ".'h the MeDv Edge. Of jersey CRY, yes,sr.
dA N furnish the usual supply. one Of the soes 10
b. e.hl'ed In front % the CITY Hall Gill represent
u. Nerimac and Monitor naval .nsas.mens In
h'hpb'l Road. bringing In fortrs-, Monroe and all
Che ase. The vssss are To move towards each
other, poui In bro.dsids, and then rstrest-tbs
vhole winding up With the destruction Of the herri.
mac The ss'ef line 10 81 wire YORK. Csnvss has
heretofore been used The following are the places
ssicci'd By the Committss vhsrsAi displsys viii Be
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M EDlC1NES.

ER, ROME, ia WEST 18TH ST, CURES
- dises.es Of the heart, lung,, llvcr tdneys III
eernted throat ,cTofula, can ers tuInors oruptonp
ana al ,kin di,esses, al chronic, sututiouA dis
eases Of long ,tAudins CURED. Oh
sSTRY ALL THINGS, HOLD FAST THAT
WHICH Is GOOD"
tLfANsR AND TT RlFl TIE nj Don,
by urns lr spans eT's PuTely Nesrtabl. Iila
Tor sat kh,um, use Dr. spans.sI's salt RAsum
Dam. Ut.
For h-a ache, tase pr Spsnslcr', PiIIs
pr sca.t liesi u,e llr. ~p,lg.rr's Ointment
For r. iousntn ur Indigestion, taxi Dr sp.nslsrs
Pills.
For .. Der, Itch, use Dr spsnslrr. Ointment.
fol llN'i comp AMT, TAX pr ~p,uc,,t's fiD.
Iff ~ IDS Il r"o, zee ll >pi ng er's Ointment
/ e.! Purge, IKE Dr. Sp,ug.si 4 ll.
Oh X ~ " or. us' llr. s.anscis Ointment
oT Lus'.S'n T., t.s, ID. >pangI'T'. Pa,
io' al .'Lfs oi Erup'iol, u Dr. ~ ngl'rs Oint-
meat
IoT .. stomach, take M Srar.lcr'. P.us.
Tor t1!. 'y as p-l,t g.. Pre- - ccutt
CHAR~l.o y CRlrTlNrot r,pre,m,
80 40, sixth Az. nue..
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s@"e'o " inc |'mh''ss vh"sA' oisp'sys VII %
~, In ~, -, o'n ne, bAno-
Na'ion s1usfs -. sehsnniuIi, - Rsnd
IIomps n. r1u.fe -. .,,... W.nnemsier's Band
Libr, sIusr, -'',"''' U.,,.p'. HAND
Bfoidsay sud tid.t ........ wsnocmsssI's Band.
latter .Iisr.', Hand
~ st and 81 s,................ Mollsrs Rand.
Js1tssn Ina, '''.'''''-'''''' hI,uii, ,,snS
lob Az ard k'nn'~ dee Road. sn,ott, Hand.
Ban a. b., S,h snsy,h ,va, nina n. "A
Ne hstt.nviils ................---
i''"' ''''''''' -
'"'"'" w J'L' AT ihHMaNf hhlI~~~ths
"r'nsem'nts made by the Society of a. TamInany.
'".' 'ns coming shni'~.Ary Of mr. National
"' "o'' oo'np1e'' I'd" J"" IMAM any
''. u''ona"'uon o. ,ne s"'eV. Inc ~"'
' ."' ss''mpe 'oeu Hlohd' IN the wa Ns"sm'
u.' nm 70 p'"'o''' 'p"''h''' 'onf' shd 10
n'"''n''','" .ne purI"'s o renewing the VOWS sna
uedscs OF " Aud lang syne" The committee having
rASs. Of the arrangements. h.,. len nothing undopo
" WV ' ~
phho the DENOMINATION this year model Tor tho
hture FOURTH Of Jniv entertainment. OF th. society
s.o.rx, 49,, g.. A. nnn -.
o'oa'iN"'"''' Hroht r'co 'oI t','VV yehur-
GAY on the Fashion Course be.se.n General Butter
80 p.,.h.. -. -. A., a.. -. a., 60.
anu Ts'eh'h' VI" Won " 'he huef' tho hf't hoat
psins 4 "a, and the later 5ol
A .p.,,... rs. -,
..., n,,Ins net. - ~. o. ~
a.. y, ni.,,n. ,.u,a ', en-, -.
...,,h q, A. - ,,a,. 80.
-. ,.n,,,. s.r.,.I 49,. ..,. 49,. -.
a. -, a., ar, -,.,,-' -,
''''" '.'
~ 'F
~, 10 About 10 couie out in card fully eronerating
the Custom House Officials from the charge Of sslt OF
Ders'y' biund-rins, &c
.,.- 49,. -" ''''V'E"
me city that Governor Seymour Will in oase any
ehanss 10 made Appoint ,I Msyo, Powell Of Brn..
A.. 49,. - ,,'.,,' -. ,,,',' "
vn' s"a sh'she'u' hsp ana :" hhtI 81 Ne" iort'
60 -.
"'oD ipIA ius 'oiuiefs 't"> lhg NJ tne
PARK Bsrracks int nd HAVING t,u,r,repc. n,.,tins
60, ...,,. "r' .'''''"'
D'''" sen'en'en Ni' We present 70 hep theH u
Iii rsul, in mu,b GOOD
So.yr,,,,n Yn,A, .t., .u ,..
IN this country and Furope i. no, ,u,ssd IN g,,,,,
49,. atsn ans rn,Sn .na.nittI'. w pI.ve siea,
Sistoricsi scenic s,ams .cysnn, h
tainted from drawings maze 10 the very locality
~ Il IN. 6r,, Inn, an hs. ,vsr hs.n .,r,r,t =,
her In this coun'ry or abroad scenery usually II he
III 81, h. A., 81 ,,snr,n -, ~, ou' ~ w
kon -hers the hrilins events oc,uf,,L III, mans
no ns sotAt1, ior NE iIst production -hh make
,
NV '''' ''"'"N
s~"u"' s"'" W. ''oe''ea "oh 'h' mayor shn
SDn'pio"e'' "'n'" " 'ne ono p'e'lou'y pnpI'h'n
INV oor" 'A'"s 'ns' 'ne' nnu 'ei'o'eu Tn" hts-
~ Wv .'-'P.''t' " puo's" w"
""''.' '''Hu'o' Vi '"o noMa OF tdu'Auoh' he
~ n Gonfnun'e,o1n va rcs'v'd rom ~ Ausl'tu.
School Load stat nx that he hai done all ,h,i I,v
" povI TO- indmg. ne .oe,sur' to comply With
NJ. r..I. - 49,. " y. ~ ~. NJ
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOL
L TAPSCOTTS LINE.
ship EMERALD ISLE. ...............s Sails Jolly "a.
Rr ship GRATIrt ne ...............a sails July 9th
Br, sh 2 ATMOSPHERE ............ sails July 9th
FOR LONDOS LINE
ship AMERICAN EAGLF........,.sails July sth
ship DANIEL WEBSTER .......... SAILS July 18th.
For ps,sass to on from London and Liverpool, or
DRAFTS fr sale, available In any part = ENG
LAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND or WALES, at the
lowest poesible rates, AppIy TO lAPsCoIT BROTH
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
~ LIVERPOOL
kfSpl.l IR......................SA "a lilly.
ADELAlDk .:.,......,...,. SAILS 10Th JLLY.
SWALLOW TAIL LINE FOR
- LONDON.
PLYMOUTH ROCK SAILS 10th JULY.
For pAsaAse or tAtt apply 10
S2l WILLIAMS GLlOS. 70 Fulton Il.
THE MAGNIFICENT FIRST CLASS, FULL
l. powered Iron scres steamer,
"MfkSEI,-
Commander G. A. PROUD, r. Mr.
1925 Tons Hurthen, 40 Horse. Power
VIII sail, July 9th, from New York TO Liverpool
and Cob
Rate. OF ra-ase, payable in currency, First Cabin
$50, 100, $40.
Childn half-prioe. Infants free
stssraso 30 Children ha.Eprios. Infants IS.
For paS>As- apply to
,SABfL 4 sEARLR, q Brosd-.y,N
TO NJoI.Oi,d b v the Shannon on the l.th 544
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OFFICE,

~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINoToNN, Nov, 90, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ONCE until O'Clock p NJ, on the 18th Of Decem.
Der next, for 10000 infantry accoutrements cali
Der es, to be delivered in the following quantities,
at the undersigned arsenals, VIZ: ,-
10000 set. stthe New York Arssnai' Governors
5000 sets at the Frankfort Arsenal, Brides
10000 sets at the Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburs, Pa
2OOO0 sets at the ST. Louis Arsenal, 81. Louis, Mo-
10000 sets At the United States Arsenal, Spring.
These accoutrements are to be made In strict
conformity with the regulation patterns, which
they are TO be subject to inspection at the arsenal
where delivered before being received by the Gov
=. are approvsd on Inspection 1Ss belts to be Of
grained leather, and all the stock to he the best
oak tanned. ihe shoulder belt to be included in
Deliveries must be made in lots OF not less than
1000 sets per week, for all contracts OF 600 sets
or under; and not les. than acoo sets per week on
to be made within fifteen days from date OF con.
tract. Failure to deliver at a aspecihed time Will
subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the amount
to be delivered at that time. The Aecoutrements
charged at cost to be determined BY the Inspector
wssrs VIII thsy to deliver and the
Der of sets they propose to deliver at each place. II
No bids will Ee considered from parties other
than regular manufacturers OF the article and
such as are known to the Department to be fully
competent to execute In their own shops the work
Each party obtaining = contract will be required
to enter into bond, with approved surety for Its
faithful execution.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed 70 "Brigadier Gen.
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief OF Ordnance, WASH
ington, D. c." and will be indorsed Proposals.
GEO. D. RAMSAY,
Brig. Gen, Chief Of Ordnance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-28

STRANGE, But TRuK.-War, disease and
Ismine are considered the most powerful emissa-
riss Of death. There are others, more destructive
than the three united. We sllude to the deadly
poisons sold ss rum, gia, brandy, whiskey, wine,
sc A glance At our criminal calendars, police re-
ports and medical statistics proves this. In the
state Of Maine, the headquarters ofth temperance
movement, there is no restriction on the sale oi
speer's ssiubuci Wine-a hsttering testimonial oil
its worth aud putty. In our opinion Its sale
should be encouraged In every section OF the eoua'
try not merely for Its xieatng properties
but for its rare and valuable medicinal virtues
approved by emlne It members OF the faculty, In
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-28
FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
FORAGE DEPARTMENT, CORNER G AND I'd srs, I
WAsHIN0ToS, D. c., October 18th, 1852:
Written Proposals are invited for furnishing
Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Dept or st
any Of the Government WhArves In this city.
The proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned,
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price and date Of delivery.
Proposals will be received for hve thousand TO-.
Hay or Straw, and upwards unless 1t should be for
the interest Of the Government to contract for
less amount.
All grain to be put up In good sacks, Of about
two ~ bushels each, which are to se furnished at
the cest of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to bo sub
Ject to rigid inspection by the Government In
Contrasts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the interests OF
the service may require.
fulhllment Of any contract made under this adver'
Payment to be made at the eo%ElsatiiSp OF the
contract. .. L. BROWN,
osas-ti Capt and Asst ousrterm'r U.sA.
C,URA SEGARS. .---SEGARS, FROM
900 to 41,G 0, Of Jiguani tobacco, for sale at
low price, Apply to JOSE PICAso hijo t!s
Twelfth street, between q and X streets.
noy27-iw'
NEW ROSEWOOD CARVED :
IN OCT. PIANOS, for S226
come and see them. -
SUHOMACKER& X MONTGOMERY,
NEW MUSIC STORE,
| No. I Market Space and Penusy lvAnIa avenue, Cd
story, Washington, D. q. no?sti
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my 2s-iy
nIANOSl MUSIC!l HARPS!! ME
LNDEONSlil

Agents for sCHOMACKER = co.'s celebrated
Philadelphia pianos.
Agents for GROSEsTEENs CO.'S eeiepla'eu
New York pianos.
Agents for LEWIs's celebrated harps.
SHEET MUSIC AND SONGS,
with piano accompaniment, comprisin ng nearly
every thing published; only cents per sheet.
oPERATIC SELECTIONS
in book form, from % to 90 cents per book.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PORTFOLIOS,
4 collection OF new songs and pieces just received
from the publishers. Teachers isrnisheu ~ iowes
ratest. Harps and pianos repaired at the shortest
notice. SCHUMACHER b MONTGOMERY.
No. l. Market Space and Penn'A Avenue
Between 9Th and 9th street, ID story,
noos-lm Washington, u. {:
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-28
WASHINGTON LECTURE ASSO.
w ClATlON.

SECOND COURSE.
The " Managers of the Washington Lecture As.
socistion," in announcing their
SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES,
Take pleasure In reminding the citizens OF Wash
ingon OF their success In securing, FIRST, 'he SER
vices of the
ABLEsT AND MOST ELOQUENT LECTURERS
in the country; and SECOND, the conv eniently 10.
Gated and commodious
CHURCH EpIFICE OF THE L STREET BAP-
TIST SOCIETY,
Where the Lectures OF the Course will be held on
FRIDAY EVENING
OF each week, commencing about the middle OF
December.
They also take pleasure in announcing that AL
rangements are being made for the observance OF
TwENTy.sECoND OF FEBRUARY.
" an Grafton and other appropriate exercises.
The Lectures will he delivered by the following
distinguished gentlemen
Rev. stephen II. Tyng, d. D., New York,
Rev. henry Ward Beeehrr, Brooklyn, NY
General J. A. Garfield, Tho.
Rev. Jacob NJ. Manning, d. D., Boston, Mass
Prof Il, d Hitchcock, ID. d New York.
John d. Cough Esq, Massachusetts.
Rev. Richard s. S;orrs, d. D.. Brooklyn, N, y.
Hon. b. Gratz Brown, Missouri.
Hon. DaDlel s. Dickinson, Binghsmton, N. Y
Rev. John Pierpont, Washington, D. {.
George Wm, Curtis, New York,
single tickets Tor the Course, g. tickets sd-
mittins \ gentleman and lady, -; to he had OF
e,ther ri the unlcers Of the Association
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
W. A. CROFFUT,
C.. SToRRs,
L. RICHARDS,
A, G. HALL,
JOHN II. FRENCH,
Nd. DEVEREuN,
CHARLES ROFSER,
Beard OF Managers.
JOHN PIERPONT
Att,st. Plesident.
JuuS A. FAisBASEs, secy no?l-tt
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD'S NEW EATR Il +,
TENTH STREET, NEAR Y.

LORDS NEW THEAT TIRE /,
Il TENTH STREET, NEAR y.
JOHN T. FORD. Manager and Propristor.
tAlso Of Hellidaystreet Theatre, Baltimors)
LAST NIGHT OF Po-cA-HoN-TAs "
THIS tsATURDAY) EVENING, November 2s.
THE WEBB SISTERS,
Mr.. HARRY PEARSON.
AND THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
APPEAR FOR
THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY,
In John Brougham's witty burlesque entitled
PO-CA-HON-TAS.
To CONF enes with III. beautiful drama, entitled
THE WANDERING BOYS.
The fairy extravsssnzs entitled
INVISIBLE PRINCE
OR, THE ISLE OF TRANQUIL DELIGHTS,
ByJ. r. Pisnchs, ESQ.
RovER's EATREs
" Penn'a avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
LEONARD GRovER................ DIRECTOR.
TWO Gh4hP ss45aDAI, rEoE nov. g, hs iss, NOES
Afternoon at 2 o'clock, and evening at the usual
time S%R s1A TsE 4: s;sss
Will be presented, giving our citizens the Last
Hs % IVY k. . xPs g., f; Il ;ss 'ss
~ MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Whose great impersonation Of the
JEWISH MAIDEN
Has proven beyond question
HER MOST SUCCESSFUL EFFORT.
The Manager regrets the necessity that compels
him to withdraw this great attraction from before
the public In the very height Of the most remark
able success known In the history OF dramatic
events. -
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
VIII be presented the great emotional drama, In five
acts, by Mr.. kugustin DAILY, Of New York, entitled
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN.
Leah, the Jes ish Maiden. Miss Lucille Western
The Manager takes great pleasure In announcing
an engagement with the celebrated RANEL
TROUPE, the Martinsup and Marretu Families,
the most successful tro Ie Of fpantomimists In the
world, who will commence on Monday evening,
November 30, In the most extensive repertoire OF
trick pantonimes ballets, &c, Sc., ever presented
in America. noes
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-28

TRyISG To SELL HIS HoRsE.-T. L. Sears,
uusrtermaster's sergeant Of the 18th New York
cavalry, was arrested yesterday BY Sergeant TAFT,
OF the Fifth precinct, who found him trying to u
his horse and Government saddle. He was sent to
the Guardhouse for trial. This morning he stated
that the horse was captured in Virginia, but could
give no excuse for the saddle. He will be held for
punishment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-28
Joseph SHAFFlELD'S
IL uAITIMDRF CONFEC TlDNERi,

$50 SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN q ASH u.
MIR, SHAFriELD has just returned from Europe
where he has made most extensive purchases at
Foreign Confectionery and Fruits He Is nov
prepared to furnish Psrlict, Balls, Weddings and
Summers with the choicest ielic.cies OF this coun-
try ss well as OF other lands,
His arrangements for supplying lcs-eresm AMI
manufacturing these things, as lie does, by s'eNm
power. ,,,
He is also serving up, In his saloon, OYSTERS
In every style Families can he supplied wi'h
them at the shortest notice.
To all who may favor him with their patronage
he promises punetuality and satisisetI"".
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