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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
The Abolition Revolution in Indiana

There are two United States Senators to be
slecled from the State Of Indiana. The Dem
ocfats, who have majority In both branches of
the Legislature, have nominated THOMAS A.
HErpaIcEs for the long term. and DAVID Tss-
PIE for the abort term.
The Indiana Legislature convened and or.
gaaissd on the morning Of Thursday, the 9Th
instant. 10 the afternoon Of that dAy there
was no quorum in the Ssnate-the Abolition
minority having absented themselves from the
Senate Chamber and refused to return. This
was also the case on Friday and Saturday, the
9sh and 10Th inst. The object was admitted to
be to prevent quorum in the Senate, to block
be action Of the Democratic msjoriiy, and pre-
vent the election of United States Senators.
The excuses for this radical revolutionary
step ere precisely of Q character with the rea-
sons upon which the secessionists originally
based their action. These boiling Abolition
Senators claim that the Democrats intend to do
certain revolutionary and reasonable things.
and set this up as an excuse for their secession
from the body to which they we're elected. As-
cordIpg to their logic the Democratic members
intend to begin revolution, and to get ahead
Of thsm, they. the Aboltioniats. will begin one
frat. But this sophistry will not satisfy the
people. Il shows too plainly In whose hearts
the seeds Of revolution and tresson to the Con.
stitutIon and the Union are GOWN, and are ready
to spring forth and bear their terrible fruits Of
anarchy ard blood. iz
Under other circumstances and 10 peaceful
tlmss, such course as this, though not justi6.
able, would be less reprshensible. Bu. now,
whsn The nation is In desth.struggle with that
very revolutonary spirit, to raise up its red
banner In the North for the purpose Of dividing
and distracsing the loyal States, and especially
10 sow The sesds Of discord and division In the
West, d crime against the State and the
country Of the deepest dye.
We hope and trust that after having had .
PCT Of . few days the rscusant members Of tho
Indiana Senate will return TO their posts, and
assist 10 moving forward the wheels Of legis.
lstion. II they do not, their course will be-
fssushs Win mischief for which no ssonenens
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can DO made. II is the initiation Of a revolu-
ton. not only in their own State, but In the en-
tire North. These are fearful times; We are
standing as IL were just over magazine Of
powder; and woto the men or party who shall
apply the torch thai shall cause II TO explode.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
The United States Senatorship in Illinois
Governor Richardson the Man.

Governor Richardson the Man.
We are indebted to the editor Of the Chioa-
60 Times for the following dispatch, which
reached us on Sunday: -J8
CHICAGO, Jan. 10, 1868.
EDITOR OHio STATEsMAn:--The Democracy of
this city are rejoicing over the nomination Of
Hon. w. A. Richardson for the U. s.. Senate.
Thirty.fonr gune are now being fred.
~ TINES.
We rejoice with the gallant Democracy oi
Chicago, and,of the whole State of Illinois
over this result. Gov. RICHARDSON is the mar
for the position II is meet and proper thai
the trusted and tried friend of the illustrioul
DOUGLAS should take his place In the Senate
His great ability and experience Ct him for 4
In an eminent degree; and his intimate and
confidential relations, for years, with the great
Statesman Of the Northwest, make Il more
than proper that he should be his successor
He, more than any other man, had the conf
dence of DouoLAs. Il was to him that that
great Statesman intrusted his interests, in thu
Democratic National Conventions Of 1856 ant
1860; and no man who was present as those
Conventions will ever forget how well the trust
was executed. Who that saw him when he
arose In the Cincinnati Convsntion-the deep
est emotion psrvading his whole being--to
read the dispatch from DoUaIAs that made b.
cHAsAN President, and then to withdraw the
nsme Of HE illustrious friend, will not accord
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13

State of Ohio, Greene county, 50.
David v. Pottle aud Henry M. Sellers being
sworn, say, that they are and have been for
many years last past citizens, and legal voters,
and residents Of the city Of Xenia, township OF
Xenia, and county Of Greene and State Of
Ohio; that they were present and eye,witnesses
to the votes cast in said city and township on
the second Tuesday Of October 1862, at the
election held on said day, and that they then
and there saw the foregoing persons, all Of
them negroes and of African descent. vote at
said election, and as they are Informed and
believe for the Republican ticket.
D. POTTLE.
HENRY M. SELLERS
Sworn to by said D. v. Pottle and Henry M
Sellers, and BY them subscribed in my presence
this Dec. 20Ih, 1862
MD. CATCH.
Notary Public of Greene county, Ohio.
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together With his eminent qualifications Tor tue
position, entisle Gov. RIcHARDsoH 70 tne place
90 long adorned by Judge DOUGLAS; and h al
lords us peculiar pleasureto announce his nom
nation and election.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
THE VERY LATEST BY TELE.
GRAPH,

HEADQUARTERS SANTA CLAUS.
To WM. ,. RiCHsTEIR, Of the National Book store,
ais Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets
DEAR Sir: ! shall visit Washington by the early
train on Monday, December l4th and remain until
the Holidays are over, ] shall make my head
quarters at your store, and will have with me an
Immense supply oi presents for the Holidays, sui
in part: Elegant Presentation Books Bibles, Prayer
Books, superb lot of Photograph Albums, OF every
style, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Jewelfy Boxes,
lren's Books, Games, Pictures, Ambrotypes
Frames, PerflmeFy, ssaps, Combs. Brushes, Ra.
1ors, Knives, Portfolios, and variety Of articles
at very low rates.
Your obedient servant,
SANTA CLAUS,
To WM. y RICHsTEIs, OF the National Book store,
27s Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets, Washington, D. c,
n. D. Another supply OF the Strangers Guide
wholesale and retail. BY mail, free on receipt Of
90 cents decl%-sw
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NJ OTTO WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. On and after
IhuRaDAs, October list, the steamer THOMAS
COLLYER, Capt. Gedneyj MARY y. RAPLEY,
Capt, stsokpolei YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Hol.
hngshssd, will commence their regular trips be-
tween Alexandria and Washington, at o'olook 10
me morning, running every hour until O'Clock
p'o' ss2l-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
YESTERDAY, the 18th, was the anniversary Of
the battle OF Frederieksburg.
Anluse alents.

Amusenents.
FoRDs NRw THEATRE.-To say that MIR.
James H. Hackett will appear tonight In his cele-
brated character Of Falstsf 10 to insure crowded
house This being conceded, some may ask why
write word more on the subject We answer, be-
cause FalstAf, a. rendered by Mr. Hackett, IL one
of the greatest impersonations witnessed, and
we therefore think that all who may have hitherto
neglected to see It should be advised to avail them.
selves OF the present opportunity.
Growers THEATRE. - The re-engagement,
ior four nights OF the great Ravel MArtnetti.sar.
1eti Troupe, will give general satisfaction to the
public especially It Is for the production Of one
OF the great fairy pAntomimes, the marvellous
tricks, transformations, fairy changes, &c, ci
which created the great fame OF this wonderful
Troupe The Red Gnome 10 the one and ~ II
has been In preparation for two weeks there Il
every reason TO expect an Astonishing perform
Rnce.
CANTERBURY HALL will tonight present an
entertainment OF extraordinary attractiveness-ii
being the occasion Of the appearance Of Mile Gal
letti, Mons. Tophoff, Misses Mile and Clara Fow
Ter, and Mons. Ronrsni and his splendid ballet
troupe, In two grand ballsts, namely; 1.-THE Carni
val Of Venice " and "La Maja de sevilla." laugh
able negro farce called "stage-struok Heroes, viii
=. be performed by Messrs. Emerson, Donnelly, ant
Williams. Miss Julia Mortimer will appear with
Miss Fowler In the "orange Girls OF Venice;' ant
MIR. Edeson will sing q new Melange, entitled
"Cross ReAdings." "The Youth who never saw .
Woman" will conclude the perfsrmances-MisI
Lille brandon playing Colin.
VARIETIEs.-At this great amusement ipsti
tuition now week OF novelties and attractions Il
ushered In. This evening will be performed tn,
great Indi IN drama, swept ofthe Wish.ton-wish,'
with Mile Petrie, Mr.. Harry Clifton, Walton Wat
l,,,s and Hall n leading marta The roaring far
ees--" Limerick Boy" and Dutchmsns Ghost.
The grand scenic act" The Artists Dream" In
Producing Mile Windel and Mons Baptistin, ant
the beautiful ballet troupe. Also, a new star
Miss Annie St. Clair, from New York theatres, o
whom fame speaks loud.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
NEW BOOKS.

COLONEL FLOYD'S
III WARDS. BY Marion HSrlsnd, author OF
Alone" etc. Price o. so.
Hannah ThurstoR, story of American Life. Gy
BayArd Taylor. Price q so.
Deep Waters, a Novel. By Anna X. Drury,
Price 30 cents.
Rumor BY the author OF Charles Auches,er,' -
etc. Price 50 cents.
The Poor Girl. BY Pierce Egsu. Price SO cents.
Hagar Lot, or the Fate OF q Poor Girl; Sequel tn
the Poor Girl" Price 50 cents.
Twice Lost, q Novel. Price so cents
All new books as soon a. published.
All military publications constantly on hand.
Orders BY mall promptly attended to, and Books
sent postage free.
PHILIP 4 soLOMONS,
Metropolitan Book store,
del4-lt s32 Penn. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

ATTENTION, EPICUREs ALI lovers of good
living both In eating and drinking, will do well to
read the card OF the Reynolds House, In our col.
umns This house, - will be seen, IL next to the
southwest corner Of Eighteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. and 10 under the charge OF that
weli.known caterer, John Reynolds, than whom q
more experienced man tin his line Of ofbusiness) does
..ot live He Is always polite and obliging to all
who favor him with a call. He has recently made
extended improvements and 10 now ready to &C.
eommodate his numerous crowd of customers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

WAN DEPARTMENT, November 10, 1852
H. The proceedings, hndings and sentence In the
foregoing case are approved and II 10 ordered that
the sentence be executed by imprisonmsnt IN the
penitsntiary At Albany.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Approved "A. LINCOLN.
III. The commanding ofncer Of the Department
OF Washington, will send the prisoner, Walssm i.
Smthson, under . proper guard, 10 Albany, New
York, and deliver him to the warden Of the psni-
tentiary At that place. for confinement, in accord.
anos with the above order and sentence.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War:
.. =. D. TowNsEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
Attest:
XNvHARF SITES AND WATER
w FRONTS.

WHARF sETES ERoETs AND WATER
MAYORS OFFICE, Dec. Q, 1863.
BY virtue of and In accordance with the prOyi-
sons and the terms prescribed In the ac. OF the
City Councils, approved March 26, 1863, entitled
An act authorizing the Mayor to lease wharf
sites on the PotomSc river, Sc" and an amend
ment thereto, approved october n, 1863, shall, on
MONDAY, the 2ist instant, at ~ O'Clock NJ, CON-
mencing at the loot OF Eleventh street west, lease
to the highest bidder, at Public Auction, the fol-
lowing pieces and parcels of ground, to be used as
wharf sites or water fronts, yiE That at the foot
OF Eleventh street west, at the line OF the sea all
loo ieet IN width, and those two Immediately west
oi aud adjoining Twelfth street west each 100 feet
III width; that At the nont OF NJ street south, M
feet IN width. RICHARD WALLACH,
det-'itd Mayor
ri o. II q D ID,
Ill, Wholesale and retail dealer In tine Gold
Hid Silver WATCHES Splepdid DIAMOND, and
all U'her Rich and Fashi pable JEWELRY, hns
Pocket cutlery, Field Opera Glasses and Speeta-
ces. Also, manufacturer Of STANDARD Solid silver
WaIC.
Jewels, Badges, and Jewelry made to order.
No. 33s Pennsy " anis Avenue,
Three doors above Ninth street.
b-Fine Watches carefully repaired
declO-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

DHILP q SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONERs,
TERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
332 PENNsyLvANIA 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,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As.
slstant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Pristing done TO order on
very short notice.
Ali Printed Books sent by mail free oi postage
oo2@-tf
NARD ENGRAVING
Neatly aud promptly done by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stationer, sst Pa, av,
Gdsli.im tChron. and stAr)
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

New, LATEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL GOODS just
received at the Dslsr Jewery store, No. aas Penn
tylvsnis avenue, near rFour-and.a-haifstreet.C Call
and sAtlsfy yourself.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14


ORR A L:
WAR DEPARTMENr,)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON, December II, 1883. }
The following ofiesrs having been reported at
the headquarters Of the army for the offences her.
inafter specified are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed from the service Of the United
States unless within fifteen us) days from this date
they appear before the Military Commission, in
session In this city, Of which Brisadisr General
Ricketts,, United states volunteers, 10 president,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them: .H
Absenes Without Prop,r authority.
First Lieutenant Michael Feeney, 7sd New York
volunteers.
Surgeon Michael d. Benedict, 18th New York
volunteer.
First Lieutenant John T. Van Kuren, Company
c, 9Th Tennessee cavalry.
Disobedis Of orders not rspoftng at Damp Chase,
Ohio, undsr ne regulations for disdted offers pre-
scibed BY General orders, No. q, Of 1882 from hs
War Department, risiiias Washington without auihor-
ay, aud sb,enoe without issre. as reported on hs
rolls Of hs rgtrseni 'F''
Colonel Joseph Gerhardt, 1sth New York volun.
teers. su.
y. d. TOWNSEND,
deeiI-it 'aH Assistsat Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
ODD VS. HALL.

ONE WEEK ONLY! ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing MONDAY, Dec. l4th, 1863,
The original and only
BLAISDELL BROTHERS,,
with their Incompatible Troupe Of
SWISS BELL RINGE ERS,
Assisted by FIVE INSTRUMENTAL SOLO AR
TiSTES, QUARTETrE OF VOCALISTs, and
A BRASS AND STRING BAND,
Nave been engaged for positively SIX NIGHTS
ONLY, when they will appear In choice selection
OF Fashionable, Ihaste, and Unique Entertain
Music Of the day and Musical Gems from the most
eminent composers.
THE SWISS BELL RINGERS
Appear In their beautiful National Costume, and
discourse ravishing music on their
CHIME OF 23s BELLSl
Admission, 20 cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, at . o'clock, when Chil"re will be admit
ted Tor 10 cents. tChrOn.l de9-iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

socistion," In announcing their
SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES,
Take pleasure In reminding the citizens OF Wash
ington Of their success In securing, rRsT the ser
vices Of the
ABLEsT AND MOST ELOQUENT LECTURERS
In the country; and, SECOND, the conveniently To-
Gated and commodious
CHURCH EDIFICE OF THE Il 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 ar
rangements are being made for the observance OF
the
TWENTY-sECOND OF FEBRUARY.
BY an Grafton and other appropriate exercises.
The Lectures will be delivered by the following
distinguished gentlemen;
Rev. stephen H. Tying, D. D., New York.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, brooklyn, NY.
General J. A. Garfield, Chic.
Rev. Jacob NJ. Manning, d. D., Boston, Mass.
Prof II. D. Hitchcock, D. d, New York.
John b. Cough, Esq, Massachusetts.
Rev. Richard 5. storrs, d. D., Brooklyn, NY.
Hon. Is. Gratz Brown, Missouri.
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, BinghamtOn, N. y.
Rev. John Pierpont, Washington, D. c.
George WIN. Curtis, New York.
Single tickets Tor the Course, 81 80; tickets sd-
mitting = gentleman and lady, ~; to be had Of
either OF the Officers of the Association.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
W. A. CROFFUT,
C. sTORRs,
Z. RICHARDS,
A. q. HALL,
JOHN r. FRENCH,
N. d. DEVEREUX,
CHARLES ROEsER,
Beard OF Managers.
JOHN PIERPONT,
Attest: President.
JOHN r. EAIRBANks, Seoy, uO21-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
BOARDING..

boarding. - A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemsn cAn obtain heard at No. 4s7 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets
Island. ool7-N
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n RICH'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL
Corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and Eleventh Street
Washington, d c, dei<-2n
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WAN DEPARTMENT, J
WAsHINoroN, Dec. 4, 1883.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Board OF Ordnance
Oficers appointed for the purpose Of examining
officers applying to be commissioned ~ Ordnance
ofhoers, Of . rank not higher than captain, will
assemble at this oiee on the 4th Of January next.
All ofcers desirous OF appearing before the Board
must first make applications to that effect to the
Chief Of Ordnance stating their age present state
Of healthfulness, where and how educated, and
what studies they have pursued. Such as wish to
appear before the Board at its next meeting should
Ole their applications a. herein required by or be-
fore the 10th December, 1868.
GEO. d. RAMSAY,
de6-ist Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
DOARD AND ROOM WANTED

< pleasant Room with beard in sirteiy private
family for a gentiemau and his wife, lately mar
red. II 10 desirable to have the location as neary
central ~ possible. A pleasant family having =
spare room will do well to address A. b. C., Box
10, National Republican ONCE. deii-H
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=" LITERARY AND
w DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.

WAsHINeToN LITERARY AND
w DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
REV. DIR. ISAAC NJ. WISE
will deliver the
THIRD LECTURE OF THE COURSE,
SYNAGOGUE, EIGHTH STREET,
Between H and streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. Is, 1868.
Subject" Judaism-Modern Israelites."
To be followed regularly by
ROBERT A. WEST, ESQ,
HON JOHN W. FoRNEY,
CAPTAIN MAX CoNHEIM,
CHARLES EANIEs, ESQ,
e. q. CORDOvA, Esq,
AND OTHERS,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TERMS--SinEie Admission, 60 cents. Tickets to
be had at the Book stores, Room No, I, Washing.
ton Building, and from members ofthe Association.
dela-3ti
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NEW BOOKS !! NEW BOOKS I
My Farm OF Eigewood; by Ike Marvel; o. 80.
Reveries Of Baohelorj by Ike Marvel; 81 %.
Dream Life, Parable OF the Seasons 81 20.
The Yankee Boy from Home; q %.
MerivAles History Of the Romans; vol. l; 81.
Speeohes aud Lectures of Wendell Phillips; 50 so.
Hospital Sketches; by L. NJ. Alcott; 90 cents.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
no2-tf ssl PennB! lvsnia avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
AUCTION SALES.

DY JAS. G. CURE q CO.
ID .I 'l# AUCTIONEKRs.
SALE or surDRiEs AT THE TREAsuRY Exrrssfor
On MONDAY, December %, at II O'Clock, Al the
Treasury extension, We shall sell,
Horse, Buggy, and Harness
1900 feet Roofing Slate f...
1000 to 1000 new Circular Brick --
1000 to 1000 old do do
Large lot Of Cement Barrels '..
Large lot Of Sandstone, various dimenaions
several lots Of old Lumber and Centres
shlocks OF Tennessee Marble
Large !ot OF scrap, wrought. and cast Iron
Lot Of Doors and Frames. with mortios Locks
and Hinges
!tons more Or less, Manila Rope, old
Friction Drums
Terms cash.
BY order Of the Supervising Arobttect.
, JAS. C. MCGUIRE d CO.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

nIARIES FOR 1894.
DIARIES.
Our stock OF Diaries for 1854 10 now complete,
embracing over seventy.hve styles.
suffers and the trade supplied at a liberal dis.
count.
Sent by mail postage free.
PHILIP SoLOMONS,
Metropolitan Book Store,
deii-at 3s2 Pennsylvania avenue.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKSi!
~ in atvariety-al sizes and styles--relvet,
Turkey Morocco, &c.
Published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR
booksellers and Ststioner,
decil-st a34 Pennsylvania avense.
DHYSICIAN'S VISITING LISTS,
for 1854. Philadelphia and New York styles.
Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
deii-6t 33l Pennsylvania avenue,
lust ENED,
u Alarge and carefully selected assortment OF
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
New and elegant styles. from 90 cents to $50.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stRtioner,
deil-std s3+ Pennsylvania avenue.
DIBLES AND EPISCOPAL PRAYER
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

EOR SALE.---A VALUABLY GRIST
MILL, In Georgetown, d. c., fronting seven
ty-fve feet mole or less, on Water street. between
Frederick and Market streets, and extending to
the canal. Its capacity is from two hundred to
two hundred and hfty barrels OF Hour per day. -,
Also, a three-story warehouse, adjoining the mill
on the east side.
For further particulars, inquire Of Walter s.
Cox, iol Gay street, Georgetown, or 40 Louisiana
avenue, Warrington, d. c. dec+-2w
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

CASE CoSrIsuEp.-The hearing In the case
OF forcible entry and detainer reported through
the columns Of the REPUBLICAN, on Friday, was
postponed until this evening at 9 o'clock This IL
done for the purpose Of procuring further testI-
n,ony relative to the affair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14
WANTS.

A RESPECTABLE
w WOMAN-a stranger in the city-a situa-
tion TO do General Housework Of . small family.
Address Box I, Republican Ofhoe. delete
UTANTED. IA VETERINARY SUR
w Eeon. Apply At No. IA H street, between
Thirteenth and fourteenth Streets Best OF refer
ences reouired. deci-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES MUSIC HALL !
Y Fronting Psnn's avenue and Ninth street)
Fitrsimmons. Stage Manager sod Advertiser
THIS EVENING,
The beautiful Indian drama,
THE WEPT OF THE WIsH-TON-WfsH.
MILE CHERRY PETRfE, HARRY CLIFFORD,
And the entire Company.
First appearance Of the young artist,
ANNE ST. CLAIR
The Roaring Farces-the
LIMERICK BOY and DUTCHMANs GHOST
The Grand scenic Ballet - PAINTERS DREAM.
MILE wfNDLE, MONS BAPTisTIN,
And the Corps Of Lady Dancers.
new week of sterling attractions and novelties,
making this establishment one sf the p'easantest
resorts to spend an evening In In the city.
wEDNEsDAY-FAMILY MATINEE.
Doors open at !; commence ats o'clock. dit
TANT Il r Il URY Il A l. l. {.
" CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
The POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Lotiistann Apenue, near the corner Of Strfh srcsf
lin rear Of the Metropolitan aud Nationsl Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM. L. Sinn.. Manager and Proprietor
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-14

NEW FLOUl II HI L 5 E.
~ GEO. 7. McGLUE Il CO.,
FLOUR AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. SIS and s71 ST., bet. 9Th and 7th sts.,
Have on hand a choice assortment of Family and
Extra Bakers Flour, which they offer for sale at
the current market rates.
bakers and dealers are invited to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The new firm have arranged for supply oil the
heat trade brands In the Georgetown, Baltimore
and Philadelphia markets. an will be able 10 offer
unusual. inducements to purchasers. de4-d2w
CTEAM LAUNDRY, 397 PENNSYL-
y NANIA AVENUE, between Four-and-a-hali
and sixth street. The Laundry having been re-
fitted, we are now prepared to do washing of all
kinds In the best manner possible, and at short
notice Clothes sent for and delivered II desired.
WANTED-A few good washers and ironers i'm.
me,li iately del-lms