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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
DHILP & SOLOMONS,

DHILP & soLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINT ERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
as2 PENNSYLVANIA AvESUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Fled Glasses,
hS.srssap Sisla SSapEg.9s E.psrs, Presses
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As.
sistant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done 10 order on
All Printed Books sent by mail free OF postage.
n h Z A LBI ON,
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Between 2ist and 22d streets.
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In place Of other imported Coffees such ss Java or
Mocha II has been fully tested side by side with
the finest Java, and pronounced fully equal In uni
iormity Of strength and richness OF lavor so that
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon-
mend to friends and the public our line isyored
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
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As our late invoices are lar superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel IL full plump, and
very much like the Mocha or Mountain Coffee In
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10 decidedly preferable to the best grades oil Island
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reliable and healthy beverage, to
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% and 90 pounds in casei each package having \
fac-simile Of our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
10 for sale by nearly all the leading grocers and
country stores throughout the United States, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND
Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade.
The Old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same as any other pure coffee good cream, with
the addition oi an egg boiled with the eohse, will
add much To the favor.
WRIGHT GlLLIEs h BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
ass, 9so, 2s1 Warrington ST., N. Y.
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FIRsT GRAND BALL

EIRST G RIA ND BALL
OF THE
POTOMAC ASSOCIATION.
The members of the POTOMAC ASSOCIATION
take great pleasure In announcing to their many
friend, and the public that their FIRST GRAND
BALL will be given at Island Hall, corner OF sixth
and ID streets, Island, on THURSDAY, November
10th, 1859. The Committee pledge themselves to
make this the pall Of the season.
A well known Brass and String Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ladies.
COMMITTEE:
J. r. Hall, II. Z. Lawrence, Z. Hall,
fenton, J. +. Carnell, I. A. McCabe.
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MILITARY GOOD
WALL, STEPkENs& CO.,
sll.A n,-nAeNIy yAt,A AurA.tU

WALL STEPkENsS CO.,
324 pLESSvLvAHIA AVENUE,
Onrr the largest Assortment In this city, embrao-
Ing all guslitieH used by oiloeis In the Army and
Eavy, such as
Swords, Sashes, Bcltr, shoulder-straps, Hats,
Cnps, HEtolE, kc,, &c, with n hne assortment oi
Uniform Giuthiug, with which we can furnish oft.
GERS complete uutht6 In = few moments.
WALL STEPHENS \ co,
3s3 PCnpIylyauiA Avsuu
IpS lh--tnt IIutGl.. nlAr. h EhTon.I
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
W.. s1s1a 4n. ssssia;h va o,hsyy fosns. sns N Rh. @
Mary Lindsay, 20 cents.
Roundabout Papers, 81
just received, and for sale BY
Bookseller and sta.ioner,
hoi|N 33t Pennsylvanla avenue
MISS KATE CIIASE's WEDDING
lNl MARCH. as performed by the United States
Marine Band at her Bridal Ceremony, November
2. Composed and arranged for the Piano by
Frederick kroei. Price 90 cents, and sent by mail
PHILIP SoLeMONs,
Metropolitan b. JokstoTe,
nois-otd ss2 Pennsylvania Av.
NEW BOOKS!l NEW BOOKS II
My Farm Of Eigewood; by Ike Marvel; 81 5O
Rev cries OF = Bschelor; BY Ike Marvel; 81 IS.
Dream Life, Parable Of the Seasons; 81 Is.
The Yankee Boy from Home; 81 20.
hierivAle's History Of the Romans; vol. /; g..
Speeches and Lectures Of Wendell philips; a. So.
Hospital sketchesj by L. M. Alcott; 70 cents.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stationer,
ho2-ti ssA Pennsylvania avenue.
FREEDOM NATIONAL!
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED.
IPE9ShAMAFI9N OF
ISSUED JANUARY l, 1861
AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U S, TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
SPRINGFIELD, uLL,) sEPT. 3, 1853.
Officially Revised and Corrected.
From the Press Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
For sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
nol6-u 33t Pennsylvania avenue.
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Am uselneuts,

CANTERBURY HALL.-Ths excitement occa.
stoned by the novel and wonderful performances
Of MIR. Chiiders, the great Zouave, increasing
nightly; and the person who wishes to secure
good seat must 80 carly. This 10 not, however
the only srst-class attraction, as the sensation
which Miss Kathleen o'Neil has produced In her
humorous telling hits at the follies OF the timer
abundAntly proves. Miss Ernestine De Faibcr, In
Mons. Pouches ballet OF the " Painters Illusion .
calls forth great applause, while Edeson, Easap
Edwards, Murray, Williams. and other comioa
geniuses continually keep the house In roar ol
laughter. The " "Highwayman's Last Crime will
be played again this evening.
VARIErIEs.-To-night tho grand spectacle OF
the French Spy" will be presented for the third
time The beautiful scenery, dances, marches, bat,
lies and effects in this piece always draws crowded
houses. Mile Cherry Peirlo 10 winning golden
opinions from every one by her fine acting The
performances all this week, indeed, are Of ster
ling character, and such as ale rarely witnessed
outside Of a regular theatre. See programme In
another column Of the evenings paper. The stage
manager announces, this afternoon, ladies' and
families grand matinee, with All excellent pei.
formanoe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

WuITEnURsr's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AyENuE.-This celebrated Establishment has Just
been elegantly rcftted and furnished. Has one OF
the largest elections Of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen Thousand,
embracing likcnesses OF distinguished persons,
these isieH in na,te Can be- ebtsioed here For OF
superior work, Whitchurst Outstripping his com
petitors, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called ~ his new
Imperial Photographs, also Visnetts now much
sought after. novll-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
DY JAS. G.. M'GUI II Z ~ co.
ID AuCTIONEERS.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF VERY VALu-
ABLE LAW LIBRARY AND COLLECTION "
MISCELLANEOUS BO0kS.-On MONDAY ENf-
MING, November 49, commencing at half past ak
O'Clock and continuing at the same hour ON sue
ceeding days, we shall sell the extensive and yslu
sndria, Virgins, comprising the newest and best
editions in uncommon good order and preservation.
We name in part
hcts, Laws, Codes, Commentaries, and Digcsts
Reports in United states supreme and Ciyll
Courts, and the Exchequer
Reports OF Virginia, Maryland Pennsyranh.
New York, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, aud AZ
kansas, particularly complete IN virginia and
Reports in the English Courts Of Common Lsw.
% vols, &c.
American and English Classics and Ioeis
| Essays, Biographies, and Histories
| Illustrated Travels and Voyages
| Finely Illustrated Works On Natural History
Aliases, Books and other important topics OF the
day
Shakespeare, by Stanton, . vols, ato, splendidly
illustrated
Moral and Religious Books, particularly on wes-
leyan Methodism
Fine Cabinet OF Mineralogy. with more than two
Thousand specimens properly labeled, Ac.
70 Catalogues may be had on Application to the
Auctioneers.
Terms cash
by order OF the Administrative.
JAS, Z. MCGUIRE l. CO,
noIi-5t ActioneeIs.
acc0uot OF delay IN getting out Catalogues until
MONDAY, November 23c, same hour.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE CO.,
noil-d Auctoncets
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MARSHALL p. WILD,

MI JLANENDON HUTEL,
Corner Sixth street and PeDnsylvAnia Avenue,
Has just received from New York, . large sssoft.
menf OF
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, PORT MONAIs, &c,
Together with a choice selection of CIGARS, to
which he would respectfully invite your attentiOn
Carte de Nisites OF Miss Emma and Ada Webb,
and other well-known actresses. For sale As above
also Tickets and 4, served Seats for Ford's theatre
no'S-3t MARSHALL p. WILD
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

- IL r f. NJ l N 3 L X Il Il 3
AT THE WASHINGTON THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS MORE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
November IS, II, and IS.
sKIFF's ARMOR.PLATED ETHIOPIAN
GUNBOATs
This world-renowncd Troupe comprises most OF
the principal performers In Negro Mlnstrelsy, who
are everywhere received with
SHOUTS OF APPRECIATION AND SCREAMS OF
DELIGHT.
The manager begs TO announce TO the pubic that
he has, At an immense expense, secured the ser
vices OF the two great artists,
MR.. TIM HAYES,
Champion Clog Dancer OF America, and
Mr.. SAM HAGUE,
Champion Clog Dancer Of England,
whose performances cause the widest excitement
and elicit thunders Of applause.
u. Collins, W. II. Chatter,
H. Bloodgool, Mons. Henri Bergeron,
Low Gaylord, Paul Andria,
Master Tommy, John Garlic,
John Purcell, Henry Lfnzburg,
J. II. Reynolds, Sig. CiearheateT,
NJ. I. Skif, Herr Porppcr.
The whole forming the srsatest array oi talent
ever assembled In one troupe.
Doors opeu at 6ti o'clock; performance to COM
mence at ~, O'Clock.
Admission, 25 cents; Reserved Seats, 90 cents,
Private Boxes, So
Gentlcmanly Ushcrs will be In attendance.
Seats may be secured At the Theatre on Wednes-
day and following days from II TIL 2 O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD'S NEW THEAT TIRE,
Il. TENTH STREET, NEAR Z.
JOHN 7. FORD. Manager and Proprietor.
tAlso OF Hollidsy-street Theatre, Haltimore)
THIRD NIGHT OF
THE COM EDY Sc SON,
And OF the brilliant engagement Of the
WEBB SISTERS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 10, 1865,
Two splendid pieces, with songs snd dances, 9th
The performances will commence with
THE GovERNoRs WIFE.
Observation-Disclosures Harry Pearson
To conclude with
la which the Misses Webb appear 10 six characters
with an olio OF ,onrs, dances, and comical.ties.
Ia Prepsration-"T The Colleen B,wn" and j" The
Invisible Prince" no1s-it
CROV VER'S THEAT
0, Penn'a avenue. near Willstds Hotel
LEONARD GRoVEH............... DIRECTOR
CONTINUED ENTHUSIASM
Over the re-cngagemcnt Of the highly accomp
and talented Young actress,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
THIS twEDNEspAY) EVENING. Nov. IS,
military drama, in three acts, entitled
THE FRENCH SPY;
THE sroRMISs OF ALGIERs.
,;s: #:$$ : !: III s$s $55:s los, Western
MISS ANNIE WARD.
popular young comedian from the Boston TheA-
tre wild make her first appearance to-sight iu the
popular farce Of
FAMILY JARS,
In the capital Irish character of Lydia Lanergsn.
In preparation, the thrilling drama Of
LEAH, THE FORsAkEN.
Doors open At o'clock; Overture at ~.
RATES or ADMISSION Dress and Parquette Cir
ccs, 50 cents; Orchestra Chairs, rs cents; Family
circle, .5 cents. No extra charge for reserved
seats. nols-it
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
EOUR FASHIONS FROM THE GEL.
i EBRATED HOUSE OF MESsRS. A. r.
STEWART CO, of New York, will be found In
GODEY,H I,AnYbS RnnK EnR nFNrMQEp

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR DECEMBER,
Fashion Plates. superb COlored Fashion,
containing seven figures, among which are 8
dress for bride, and dresses ior bridesmaids
eInem," beautiful plate, and an Emblematic
Title, containing nye distinct pictures. Telling
"Juvenile Amusements," YOUTH and "OId
Age.n "An Opera Hood" printed in colors Very
suitable for the present season. "a skating
Frame" Very useful for beginners; can be made
very cxpeditiously and cheap. "The Calpe, :" one
of rrode's celebrated fashions will also be found
in this number. "The Butterfly HeAddress, "The
Netting for the winter stason. In all about eighty
engrAvings OF subjects Of fashion and ladies' work
"What q Jealous Man Saw on Christmas Eye;i
by Marion HArland. A Christmas story, complete
Several other stories for the season, by our best
authoTcsses, will be found In this number.
For sale at eHlLLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Penn, avenue and Four.and-a-halfst.
nolS-Its
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

DISTRICT COURT Judge Wvlis.-In this
court yesterday sitting in admiralty, Justice wyiie
made an order appointing Anthony Brenner, Fred
eriek II. Norton, and Matthew X. walsh general
appraisers OF property captured a. prize Of war
and brought into this city for adjudication, or
seized for violations Of the laws Of the United
States. They appeared in court, and were sworn
well and truly to perform the duties that may be
imposed upon them BY the orders and DEGREES Of
the court
An order wss issued for the appraiscment and
sale Of the schooner Herald and cargo, as perish
able and depreciatirg In value. This ofcourse, IL
without reference to the final judgment.
Action in court for the final disposition Of causes
10 adjourned until Monday next
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
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TlllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
| Court of Washington County, In the District Of
Columbia, letters OF administration d. b. n c. t. a..
on the personal estate Of Addison Conway late OF
Washington City d. c., deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
| warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, or before the ith day
Of August next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
under my hand this 9Th day OF August, 1863.
JAMES T. PERKINS,
noi6-iawaw' Administrator, d. b. II. c. !. a.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington County, In the District OF
Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal
estate OF George Eanderlehr, late OF Lafayette,
| state OF Indiana, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased her by warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the ith day Of Novem-
ber next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from a. benefit OF the said estate,
Gwen under my hand this lith day Of November,
1859. MARIA A. NANDERLEHR,
noi6waw' Executrix.
TIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
/ the subscriber hath obtained from the Or
pksns Court of Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia, letters tesiancntary on the personal
estate OF Wulfsang hoffman, late of Washington
county, aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims agsnst the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the iIth day OF Noven-
her next; they may otherwise by law lie excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF November,
1868. JOHN ROTH,
Poi6-w3w' Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
RY JAS. g, ,vd4;SssTs. MSSHIRE g CO.,
xsMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW
MdsbhY atbf ATP sEW YSsx Ssx &
square No. s ifontins fourteen @ FEET ON on New New iei
avenue, and running back Is iect inches together
with the improvements, consisting OF small Ts O.
story Frame House, containing thiee rooms.
Conveyano.s at the cost Of the purchaser.
noi2atd Auctioneer<.
q The above sale Is postponed until sATUR-
DAY, November 81, same hour.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co.
RY J. c. CURE & CO..
SUPP RIoR ROSEWOOD CASE "CHICKER-
ING fIANo-FoRTE, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Cab
Ws Elegant Hs sys
9ith, at 10 O'Clock, At tho residence Of Clement
Hill, ESQ.,. II street, between Connecticut avenue
furniture and household effects, comprl,iug-
superior Rosewood cases seven.octavo piano.
s,,,. isrte as By sy,Ii "chicifering.% ,.,,, ,-.,,
ished In green and gold brocatelle,
Arm, easy, and fancy chairs of vsriou, kinds,
Elegant Rosewood centre table, very large sire,
with ST. ma marble top,
Gilt framed French plate mantel and pier glasse-
Green and gold brocstelle curtains, with lace cur
tains, eornicc, and fixtures
Handsome Rosewood escritoire
Pair OF superb buhl buHets, secretary, and work.
stand Of same style
Beautiful what nots and fancy tables In fose-
wood
Fine islion and brussels carpets
Rugs, oil cloth, stair carpet
rosewood cloth covered whist table
Two magnificent Dresden vases from the Tulie-
ries, finished in the most elaborate style oi
art, with historic figures, Ac., coat 1900
Two superb Japanese vases, t6 inches high, the
largest In the country
Elegant China and bisquc vases, groups and
figures
Large aud handsome Japanese card receiver,
superior silver.plated walters, turceps,
vegetable dishes, chattng dishes,
Liquor stand, egg stand, castors and batter Dishes
Elegant silver.plated dessert service, comprising
Epergne with four brackets, with engraved
glass shades, four fruit stands, and two wine
coolers,
Blue and gold ch ma dinner and des,ert service,
Gilt and decorative dinner, tea, and dessert ccG-
vice,
Fine table cutlery, cut and engraved glassware,
superior walnut-caryed extension table,
Msrble.top sidcboard, leather-covered dining
Library bookcases, and bookstands in walnut,
Flush coeered sofa and arm chairs,
Excellent bedsteads, wardrobes, bureaus, wash
stands,
Superior feather beds, hair and husk mattresses,
Lounges, easy chairs, rockers,
Bolsters and pillows, toilet sets,
Chamber stoves, fire sets,
Window curtains, shades and corhicc,
Together with the usual assortment OF kitchen
requisites.
Terms cash JAS. e. MCGUIRE n CO,
noyi6--u Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

~ ANTER BURY HALL.
| CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
The POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LoStsssns ASsnus, near the corner Of SsrA sfyesf.
I'm rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotels)
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM. 4. sim. Manager and Proprietor
INAUGURAL WEEK
THIRD YEAR
AMERICAS GREAT LEADING AMUsE-
MENT INSTITUTION.
THIS EVENING,
The absorbing Drama, entitled the
HIGHWAYMAN's
HiGHWAYMAN'S
l. AsT CRI NJ E!
l. ST CT M E,
with the following unexampled cast
The Golden Farmer ...........::; Mr; J. s. Edwards
Hsm%s, II " Williams
n. Ne
tlrsbetb.. Miss Lille Brandon
Mrs Hammer.......,, ,.,..... Miss Lucy Cliltn
6ncers, Peasants, &c, BY the dramatic % Company. any,
rurins the evening,
j. II. CHI ERS,
j. II. ERs,
J. II. ERs,
j. II. HILDERs,
The Gres. Military Sensation, will appear In his
astonishing performances with the bIusket.
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NE1L,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
In some OF her Original Songs, Irishisms, Carica
tures, ac., and her celebrated Vocal Tefp.
sichorean Speciality.
THE IRISH CURE.
THE IRISH CURE.
M!ss M EssEsE!sE p p EHisEs
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FATBER
In New Ballads and Graceful Dances.
A most Charming Ballet, arranged by
MONS. GuILLAUME FouCHE,
entitled the
FAIsTEks FsIsTEEs IktUsESs, IttUsESs,,
PAINTERS lLLUSlON,
PAINTERS ILLUSION,
PAINTERS ILLUSION,
Introducing the famous
ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
LILLE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON
JULIA RICHMOND, LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE JENNIE, LA PETITE ELLA,
a., Sc, &c.
ACTEpISTIr M IN
NEGRO SONGS,
DANCES, &c,
THE GREAT PROTEAN COMPANY,
THE GREAT PRoTEAN COMPANY,
GEORGE X. EDEsON, H. W. EAGAN,
J. S. EDWARDS, MR.. ED. MURRAY, |
II. W. WILLIAMS, is CLARKE, |
MONS SOL, BROWN,
JUAN BAPTIsTA, &c.
Admission. oen!s
Orchestra 90 cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons.
noors open At 7 o'clock; Performance At IL.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission-Lsdies 20 cents; Children 10 cents. |
Dovl6
VARIETIEs MUSIC HALL.
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THE RESORT OF THE PEOPLE,
AND NE PLUS ULTRA OF MUSIC HALLS.
FIRST WEEK OF THE NEW STARS,
Already fsvofites with an appTeciative public.
Third time this evening of
THE FRENCH SPY,
with the splendid cast. MILE PETRiE as the
ARAB BOY-greeted last night with . crowded
house and encore upon encore.
First week Of the charming play Of
THE CoNsCRIPT.
The charming ballet
Los INTRIGo EsPAEoL.
The great new comic act, the
DOUBLE CURE
The screaming farce OF
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE,
And forty other Songs, Dances, Ballet, New Jokes,
Local Hts at the Tmes, wit, and Festivity by the
Protean Company.
~ The MANAGEMENT 10 deter mined to lead the
van, and consequently New Novelties and sensa-
,ions are in preparation, that will shortly be an
nounced.
This Afternoon-FAsHIONABL MATINEE.
Doors open at 2; commence at O'Clock. nois
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

JuRoss ron THE NEXT TsRN OF TIE CRrNr-
NAL CouRr.-The following Juror were drawn for
the December term Of the Criminal Court yester.
day:
Grand Jmy.-Wm II. Barbour, Isaac Marshall
John Corcoran, Andrew Rothwell, Jos ?. Hodgson,
q T. Sands, Benjamin 8. Bayiey, Lewis Marooran,
John Little, washinston Bacon, Isaac silsby, j.
W. spaulding, W. G. Dorsey, Joseph @. Waters
X. g. Fant, L. Hsrbaugh, Benjamin Kipsey, r. W,
Gieskihg, @. ". Hodsson, Nathaniel Bateman,
Alex W. Bully, Enos Ray, James Bradley.
Pefa Jury-Andrew Joyce, Thomas Prody, +
j. Harrison, J. J. Nfuiloy, G. g. whitney, John Nc.
Cielland, Esau Pichreli, J. @. W. Bruner, George
Coliard, VIM. D. Cook, Jas. Goddard, George H.
MILLER, c. c. p. paruArd, r. W. Bates, Arthur
Leake, S. W. X. Handy, Thomas Blasdsn, Michael
Nash, G. T. Ford, James skirrinE, Philip 7. Berry
A. II. M'rlow, John Bayne, Joseph Mundei, Dan'l
Z. Kealy, Wm. Harper. r....Hr
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

ANOTHER Door USLocKED.-Our citizens
are ever ready to eoods mn tbeft, but never 10
prevent the same. Aslong a. the people continue
TO leave their doors unlocked, and especially In
the night time, 70 long will robberie' b commit
ted. The highway villain needs no invitation
more pressing to pursue his stine and wicked
vocation. We have chrouioled numerous IN
stances Of unlocked estsblishments, and some
times with doors "on open hinges sounding" as II
the moonbeams were sentties to protect the
premises.
Yesterday We mentioned several instances on
Capital Hill, Of houses unfastened. Lsst night
another In the same vicinity attracted the attic
tloR Of the police. II was the musical instrument
store Of Smith 4 Neale. The back windows were
left open and were 90 discover ed about II p. m BY
onicers Parkenhunt and Taylor. light was IL
and the premi es searched. Nothing was seen to
excite suspicion. The windows were barIioaded a.
well ns circumstances would permit. The police
men might well be thanked by the proprieiors Of
the establishment for preventing the departure OF
the headquarters, In a manner not well relished
by thos, who carry on a cash system Of businers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
N OFFICE, corner OF G and Twenty-second
streets, Washinton, ID. D., November 10, 1863 -
PUBLIC SALE OF sTALLIONs.-On WEDNfs.
DAY, November ls, will be sold i've SrALLiONS,
the property Of the United States.
Sale to take place at Reilly's Corral, near the
Observatory, at 10 o'clock q. m.
Terms cash; In Government funds.
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