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alatipuaI atpnblitan.
WARRINGTON. d. O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 1885,
NniIre.

Tho busines. Of distributing the RhruhLitAS
throughout this city, Georgetown and AlenahuLie'
has this day been placed In the hand oI mI' AZ,
ruUH sHrruERD, who is our only Autnori,.u I.,l
agent to collect and solicit 'ubfetlpuona 70 .hi'
paper, and has also authority to sonoN suVsIust
rncnt, from the advertising community Of this and
Inc noirbboring citieS for the NATIONAL REruB'
,IcAN. Mr.. shepherd is well and fNvorably known
in mi, community, from having been for several
month. pnst enc Of our prlooipai Local Reporters
Md VIZ commend him to our citizens on his new
rolC
wAtuEGTor, April 1, 1894.
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T II L co U is.
District supreme oOurt-CrImlnNI tt

District Supreme COurt-CrImInRI Term.
JUDGE OLIN.
april 2I,-JameH RidgewAy was convicted yes
terdAy OF Rssaulti1g and resisting police officer
Tucker.
John Mortimer was acquitted Of larceny.
The case OF Benjamin Cudlipp and George W.
Cudlipp, indicted upon the charge Of assault and
battery, was submitted, and fine OF 81 and eoltl
imposed.
Alice Randolph, indicted for keeping q bAwdy
house, was adjudgod guilty and was sentenced ia
pay hne OF $500.
Henry Butcher, ATrAigned upon the charge ol
larceny, plead guilty, and was hned % and costs
The case of Thomas story, indicted for forging
certificates OF Government, was continued
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

The House passed last evening, the Senate
bill providing for the coinage of new cents,
composed OF ninoty-Hve parts of coppeS and
five parts Of tin and zinc, and two cent pieces
of the same composition. Mr.. Kasson, VINO
reported the bill, said it would put quarter OF
million annually into the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

The first dispatches received here by tec.
graph respecting the reverse of the 18th army
corps, in the Red River expedition, stated that
General stoneman was in command. General
Stone was the officer in command. StonemRn
commands the cavalry in the army of the Cum
berlAnd, and was, of course, many hundred
miles away from the Red River expedition.
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M
TUE UNION VICTORY ON RED RIVER
PnOHAHIE.

There is little doubt that the battle fought on
the Red river on the 9th inst. (the day after our
forces were repulsed) resulted in terrible TO
pulse of tho enemy, complete Union victory,
and the capture of two thousand rcbols and
eighteen or twenty pieces of cannon. This
report, which reaches us through the corre-
spondence Of the Chicago JoHrndl, Is confirmed
by the official dispatch Of Fleet Captain Pen
mock, which appeared in the REPUBLICAN, yes
tcrdny.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

Mr. Harris has introduced bill to secure a
census of our Industrial interests, by State
Legislatures, in juno, 1865. 1t proposes to
require the Secretary Of the Interior TO furnish
the necessary schedules and Instructions, and
allows returns to be franked TO the Interior
Department, free.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The Adamantine
Candle Works Of G. IL. Grant Il Co., corner of
Twenty third and Hamilton streets, was en-
tlrely destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss,
$4,000 mostly insured.
Eighty men are thrown out of employment.
The firm did an extensive business, shipping
900 boxes of candles to California per month.
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The Fort Pillow EIpeditIon-BrIIIian
Union Victory,

CHICAGO, April 2O.-This evenings Journal
publishes extracts from private letters from
of the Chicago Mercantile Battery,
dated April l2, to the effect that on the day
after the recent disaster to the 18th army corps,
General A. j. Smith, with the 10Th corps, en-.
gagged the enemy and defeated them, capturing
Q 600 prisoners and 20 cannon.
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JEWISH FEsTIvAL.-Tho Feast Of the Pass
over, a celebrated religious observance, which 10
kept BY the Jews with peculiar reverence and
fidelity, originated, As our readers well aware,
al the time OF the d dellveranee Of this oppressed
TAtion OF their remarkable and providentiAl pres
eTyation from the last Of the ten plaques, when
the IsrAelitss, 10 obedience TO the commands OF
Moses, sprinkled sleeps blood upon the nntels
and doorposta Of their dwellings, and the destroy
ing angel left the inmates unhRrmed. The feast
comm enced last evening, and will be celebrated
during the whole Of the Week.I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

Mr.. J. 4. HAllenbeok has been appointed our
agent TO receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for the REPUBLICAN from the citizens Of AlexAn-
dria and vicinity. Mr.. Hallenbeek's Newspaper
and Periodical store 10 At ii5 King street, four
doors below the Provost Marshal's oiilec, AlexHu-
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Lord Lnord, In letter To the Times, says he
knows OF an able-bodled man in Ireland, the
father of family, who receivcs but 8 los.
and his oatmeal food as his wages for six
months.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

PETIT LARoEST.-Nary jackson, a colored
servant, was accused by Daniel Nichols, proprie-
tor OF the PhilAde1phlA House, OF stealing lot Of
articles belonging TO him, and was arrested by Pa
trolmAn Clements, OF the Eighth precinct. She
was taken Ken before Justice M tergnson, VINO GO CON; n;
petit larceny.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

~ E. J. wilkins, Esq. has been aP-
pointed Agent OF the Great PsnnsylyAniA Route,
vice <. o. Morton, to take sIeet on the 1ath Inst.
Mr.. wilkins has besn contested with the once, at
the corner OF sixth street And Psnnsylyania ave-
nue., during the past two years, and 10 thoroughly
oonyebant with the business Of the route In all
Its departments. All applications for Incarnation,
tickets, 40 must be addressed 70 \. J. WILErps,
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, sixth street and
PennsylvaniA avenue. I'D. .. YOUNG
General Passenger Agent, Great Psnna. Route.
mn
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MILITARY PARADE.-The 1st Regiment Vet
eran Reserve Corps, Lieut. .-Col. Trotten command
ing, made full dress street parade this forenoon,
accompanied by their fine reglmentAl band. They
marched IRON their barracks up nth street, past
the War Department buildings, aud then down the
Avenue. They marched In column by plAtoons,
and m marohed with a steady step. They received
the praise OF the pedestrians and promsnaders
who had the good fortune to see them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

An UNCOMFORTABLE BED.-Walter Burke
was found yesterday evening about 8 o'clock, by
PAtrolman Hurley, Of the Second precinct lying In
branch on Eighth street, near the boundary. He
was drunk and was almost exhausted from the
effects OF the water running over him. He was
taken to tho stAtion-houss and cared for till this
morning, when he was able 10 20 to Finley Hos
pitAl, whore he belongs. ......
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

EJ-ws have learned act 20 be astsAishsa
at anything. Years Of experleaos and . CORE
SpondOneo extending throughout all nAtionAlities
Of the hAbltable globe have turned theories into
facts and established = basis non which We need
not err. We not surprised Al nush fasta ~ the
folowins-Although the persons who write them
are. We know the persons and circumstances,
hence feel At liberty 70 indoiss their s,Atonentsi
"NHW BEDTonD, MAss., Nov. "a, isss.
dean STE s-IhAVe bean Aniisted many years with
severe prostrAtinG cramps 10 ny limbs, cold feet
and hands, and = general disordsrsd system. Phyh
clans and medicines failed 10 relieve mo. Whils
visiting some friends In New Herk who were using
Plantation BitterS thsJ prevailed upon me to1rT
them. commenced with snail wine-glAIafull
after dinner. Feeling better By degrees, In few
days was Astsnished 70 ind the soldneaa and
cramps had entirely len no, and could sleep the
night through, whish have not done for years.
feel like another being. Ny appetite and strength
have also greatly Improved BY the use of the Plan
RospeOtfullJ, JUDITH RV'sEL.
a.. lowe nhoh 70 you, for verify
REV. W. II. wAsaoHnH, Madrid, N. T."
"RnrDssvlr, wis, sept 10, Ises.
g. IhAVs bssa In the army hospital
| for fourteen months-speeehless and nearly dead.
Alton H. they gave N: sS,ns S, a ri,.ssasS ss
my speech and cured me. - 9. A. FLAUTE.
Tho following is from the Manager Of the Union
Home School for tho Children Of Volunteers,
| HAVhnlynR MAHaoE, STTG sr4lnT,l
| Nav YohK, August a,iees. !
| DR.. DRAKn;-Youf wonderful Plantation Bittets
have been given 70 some Of cur little shildrca su-
ferinE from weakness Aad weak lungs with Aost
happy enest. One little girl in pAriisulAr, with
pains In her head loss Of appetite, and daily vast
| ing consumption, on whom all medical skill had
been exhausted, has bosAI entirely restored. We
commenced with but tsGspoonful Of Bitters
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased
and she IL now well.
RsIpecttuIy, MsL o. n. DsvoE.
e. Thou wilt send ne two bottles
greatly behentted By their use; "
Thy Friend, Asa Cusru, PhilAdslphiA, Pa"
". Ihaysbsen great .utrsrsr from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon prsAshinE. a. The
REV. J. 8. CATHnoH, Rochester, N. T."
{" IhAv. given The Plantation Bit.
terS to hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the
'HO'' "'0" o. W, D. Aspnsv.,
supt soldiers Home, CinSinnAti' on.
/ cured me Of the Liver ConplAint, Of which was
laid up PROSTATE, and had 70 abandon my OuSi.
. ness. H. D. kIosLla
". The Plantation Bittsrs have
Urinary Organs thai has distressed me for years.
: ~ "' No. ssi Brosdwsy.""
&C., he.' &", 49, Ao'
) The Plantation Bittsrs make the weak strong,
+ the lAnguid brilliAntsAnd are sHhAusted natures
I great reHtorsr. They are composed OF the ools
!. brAted ClliSAyA Bark, WiAt3Treen, sa'safraH
Roots, Herbs, ko., all preserved In perfectly pure
!, St. CroiX Rum.
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RgAL EsrATR UKDKR TnE HAnMnR.--Jamee
MoGulreh 4 Co. snid, yesterday afternoon, lot ls,
In square @t on street, between First street
ham, for 81 cents per square foot IHI
LIT 10, adjoiniug above, TO Charles W. Murray,
for u cents per square foot. r. I.
Lot ~, in same square, TO John McCrAnn, a. iTk
cents per square foot
The same Arm sold $50 shares Flremcna Insu-
Ance Company stock At ib4 per cent
Five thousand seven hundred dollAs Corpora
tion OF Washington at par.
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Harris Burnt In Emgy.

BALTIMORE, April 20.-The Union men OF
East Baltimore expressed their Indignation for
Representative Harris tonight by burning him
in efHgy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

JAIL WARDEN Question Ssttled.-Th bill
which passed the Senate on Monday concerning
convlcta and the expenses OF keeping them, besides
providing for such In all the States and Territories
case In this District now will remove the difficulty
which had arisen here AG to the Jurisdiction OF the
marshal over prisoners In the jail under the late
act for appointing warden to the jail. The war
den 10 to convey all prisoners away when they are
sentenced to be confined in penitentiary At dis
ing the prisoners In jail and the Secretary OF War
10 TO make and govern all contracts with other
prisons, sc. II IL the duty OF the warden also to
execute any prisoners who arc Adjudged to suffer
death, and the otoe OF the warden OF the peniten-
tiAry IL suspended during the time In which there
shall be no penitentiAry here. Lately, II will b0
reeOllected, when there were two men 10 be hung,
there was one who considered 1t his duty to eX.
ecute them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

A CoNJUaAL CoSTEsT.-A colorcd man
named George w. Hicks, who lives in jackson
Hall Alley beat his wife so severely last Saturday
night that he left the house. afraid Of being arrested
by the police. He did not return home until last
night, when, seeing her oonvalesctng, he began to
bestow upon her smother thrAshingi but did not
succeed so well n saturday, his wife banishing
soon arrested by officer Thompson, who was at
traotsd to the spot by the noise, and WAS Aned
sass By Justice Giberson for dIIorderly conduct.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Wall street.
tBy the Peoples Telegraph Llne.l
NEW YoRK, April u.
FROM RINGGoLD, CA.

The Rebels Quiet-Capturo OF Surgeon
Marx E. walker CONFIRMED.
RINdGoLD, GA, April 21.-The enemy is
quiet. There 10 a tacit understanding between
the pickets Of both sides to keep quiet.
Patterson, whose brigade pickets In front OF
this place, got drunk few days ago at Tunnel
Hill, and was placed under arrest.
Miss Mary Z. Walker, acting assistant sur
geon 70 Dan McCook's brigade, was captured
a few days ago while visiting citizen patients
outside the lines.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

pAny OF this city had = splendid dress parade
through the streets OF our city yesterday. They
were headed by the Marine brass band, and eaeh
member was in full iremAn's uniform. The ooca-
sion was the arrival OF their new and handsome
hose reel, which has just been manufactured BY
Mr., William NJ. Ives, Of Baltimore, and this ms
chine" was finely decorated with miniature nags
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

GoyERNOR YATES, of Illinois, and Governor
Morton, OF Indiana, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
GOVERNOR BRoUoH, of Ohio, is stopping at
VillAFdsi Hotel.
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THEHAMMoND T-MARTIAL.-Tho court
martial before which Surgeon General Ham
mond is being tried drags wcarily along, Judge
Advocate Bingham evidently hoping to convict
him, while his counsel, Mr.. Bradley, is labor
ing hard to secure an acquittal. The recogni-
tIon by DR.. Hammond Of "the regular prac-
tcc," and his lnGexlblc opposition to homeo-
pathy and other innovations" is evidently ap-
prcCiated by the NJ. DPS Of tho old SCHOOL, and
the opportunities given TO many Of them to
make pleasant trips since he has been Surgeon
General, at the public expense, have been CRATE
fully acknowledged by fitting testimony. The
Academy of Medicine and the College of Ply
slcians and Surgeons at New York have done
oil in the power of their members and officers
TO shield the Surgeon General, and SO over
whelming has been the complimentary testl-
mony Of the Irregular practitioners" that II
may conceal the evidence previously given
about blanket contracts and the supply to sick
men of whiskoy that would Kill horse Wash.
Cor. Boston Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

EXPERIMENTAL FARM IN THE DtsTR1cT.-The
which has been turned over 10 the
Agricultural Department is that between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets, known a. the Mall. II
contains some forty acres and In TO he an eHperi-
mental farm Commissioner Newton has now on
haud a variety Of seeds received from Southern
RussIA and from AuatrAlia, which ho intends TO
SOW upon the ground in question.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

TIE MURDER OF J. W. HARRIsoN.-A jury
was empaueled this morning, to inquire into the
cause Of the death Of J. W. Harrison, who was
foupd dead by the police In one OF the streets OF
Georgetown. Tho following witnesses were ex-
II. Hutehins, sworn: Left his booth about II
o'clock, with several other men. John Mesta left
the deceased about 10 o'clock, 10 company with
John PAuling, A. Brunty, and ". Graves. Met
about fifteen soldiers In front OF d. Eliss estab'
DrI. Hines and Richie examined the bsdy OF
deceased, and believed the wounds sufficient to
Sergeant D. Collins, of the police, sworn About
~ o'clock heard three hhots; saw man lying on
the .ide-waik-his shirt was on trei called an ON
fifteen minutes after the iring took place.
deaeS he foI1owiSsr Va Vesdist. "Thst the saa H.
Harrison was this morning, about quarter past
one o'clock, April 21st, 1854, was found on Poto-
mac and Water street lying doadj he had three
pistoishot wounds on his body said pistol-shots,
either or all Of them, sufficient to cause deAthi
said shot shots were fred by said person or per-
The deceased WAS man OF diGsolute habits, and
is supposed met his death at the hands OF one OF
his boon companions.
ARRIVALS AND CLEARAHoKs, CUSTOM HOUSE,
PORT or GEOROETowH, ID. G., APRIL 2o-CleAredi
schr. Kitty Ann, YeAdon, TAngiersj Ichr. A. ",
stover, NaTyoningj Bchr. Matilda, Justice, Aeco
mac; Hchr Forsyth, Powell, AocomAci schr. Me.
chAnic, Bsndum, Tangiersi sehr. Thos. Neyett
White, MAnoeken riTeri sehr. Henly, Mitchell
baltimore; Schr. Golden Rule, BArkley, Baltimore
sohr. Laura, Murdoch, for st. Mary'S; schr. Com
Conner, Gilmore, BAltimorei sohr. Daniel Brown,
Browne, Fall River, MAGHAehusettsj sohr. LiIiIG
Raymond, Leod, Norwickj schr. Geo, Henry, Rig
gin, Veronai sloop Caroline speaks, Scott, Cherry
stone; Bchr. Vista, MeteAlL Chefrystone, Me.
sehr. Jno. Wesley, Charrick, Cherrystone, Va.
sehr. Ida, A. Jayne, Fall Riyeri schr. Moonlight
Tuthill, Hudson, N. vi Hchr. II. W. Godfrey
Week, East Cambridge. Arrived: iohr. Danie
BroWn. BeArRley, Port ROVAl, IS, q,
SUPPOSED MURDER.-The dead body of I
man named Harms was found early this morning
lying near Rays mill, on Potomac street, In thu
Vicinity OF the market Upon examination II wa
discovered that the deceased had been shot, thre'
bullets having pieroId his breast. The Coroner 4
holding an inquest. No clue has yet been obtaine'
TO the murderer.
CoLLEGE THEATRICAL ExHIBITIoS.-At tn
Georgetown College, on last Tuesday evening, tn
students held another OF their fine theatrical OK
hibidona, which was witnessed and Applhudcd By
very large and brilliant Assemblage.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

The House, In Committee OF the Whole, this
afternoon, by decisive votes, refused to tax
whiskey on hand, and agreed to tax manufac-
tured whiskey one dollar per gallon after the
first OF May next, instead of sixty cents.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

THE DUKE or ARLINGTON is preparing to
some quarters.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

The DISTRICT CAvALRY-Specidl Orders, No.
l52-WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrAFT GENERALS
OFFICE, April 10, 1854
[Extraet1
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ss. The following officers are hereby detailed,
and will. report for duty, without delay, at the
Cavalry Bureau, WAshington, ID, C.; Major J. W
Cioudman, iat District Of Columbia oayalIyi Capt
n. y. Dyer, do.i Lieut.. James II. Russell, do.
by order OF the Secretary Of War;
4. ID. TowHaEND, A. A. G..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Doctor Bsnning's Brsoss will be sp-
piled by hlmself At the National Hotel for few
days only, commencing on SATURDAY, the 7sd,
between the hours OF half past and 9 p. m. Pull
monies, Dyspepties, Dropping children and Adults,
and the subjects Of Hernia, Spinal Affections,
Uterine weskness, Constipation and Pilss should
apply carly, especially weak ladies, clerks =. the
desk, and military subjects, rup'urss and weak
back.
Private reference 10 distinguished individuals
can be given. apai-iw
u- Casholie Baif at Ponap,ian Heii,
oEonoETowE.-A Fair, for The benefit OF the Male
and Female FREQ Schools Of Georgstown, II now
Ss Sy Of sISS 10
detail here. Admis.ion 10 eents, Apqo-tots
NJ Adjourned Mass soenvsntion.-Objsc-
tion having been made by the jaaitor Of the Union
re sdoupns y ss o Rss.2 :, aea,
for the selecton 81 deeTstss 70 the Union Conven.
.on e ss held 4 R.l,lEao,., oa ne IN q June,
District awho dslirs tiS unconditional fssints:
tuition, and The sompsi. supprsssion of he exist.
ing rebellion, with the cause thereof By viEorous
nss .se a. ,s S Hs On rasy $ xps
27d, At o,eoei for the puIpcss Of choosing dsl-
W N-' - = ' IL, cooMBs, Prs.idsnt.
/ ~. ChOmbAChhhr bsohotsty. spsN
Loyal Msn, Atsentisn i.--rhs ad-
journed meeting Of the Mass Convention Of Loyal
OF delegates TO nslnfnatnG eonvention TO be held
Ja; st tSoS Nh = ess STab I.
ING Rooms, on FRIDAY EVENING, taad inst)
The yoters prssen, At the meeting held on the
18th instant having, By their action, determined 70
rsa,.snele .n The M ssns place, any 5sstng held
authorized under the original ean. Ap1iat
| -Fair ana Psstiv.I-The Fair ana
Festival for the bencht OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, (Dr. J. G. smith, ls now open Al Odd Fol.
lows Hall, whore may be found me solleotien Of
fancy articles, ecniestisnsry, 10, At reasonable
~ Diseases Of ths Nsrvsus, sepain.I,
s%rsss%sns@fn % nG % Rsport. y he HOWARD d. associ%
TION-sent BY nail In sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge, Address, Dr. .. sKILLfN HouoH
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
ry-Ies Dream, oenfsstisnsry, &e,-Rs-
ssRnoS sns other sns:rs.inn.n farsi:hsS x :Sorsss
notice and most reasonable terns. Ioo Cream and
Water lees made BY steam power, warranted 70 be
70 any part Of the city Charlotts Russe, JeIlies,
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made TO order, a.
Jos. sHAFFIELD'G Confectionery, ses axth
street, betwee. and ~. 1an-em
81 The Confessions and nxpsrisnes Of
Z AN INVALID. Published for the bonent, and aa .
1SS SsS r. p.sy %
hood, etc., supplying at the lAme time THE NBAHs
I or SELF oUni. BY one who has sured himself a.
Yer being put 70 gre., expense and injury thronEi
ny onslosinE postpaid addressed envelope
. single copies may b had Of The author.
NATHANIEL MAYBAIR, Esq.
| AadN "a n v
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CoLLEGE THEATRICAL EXHIBITIoN.-At the
Georgetown College, on last Tuesday evening, the
students held another OF their fine theatrical ex
hibitions, which was witnessed and applaudcd by
a very large and brilliant AssemblAge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

n- Cstheiie Fair az Ron.Rfi1n He'll
and Female Free Schools Of Georgstown, II now
open, day and evening, a. thp Union Hotel, and
contains great vAriety OF thlnGh too numerous 10
detail here. Admla.ion ~ cent?. Ap2o-tots
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n CnomnActEn. naeretarY. apa0-lt

~ Fair ana Rsstivnl.-The Rair ana
Church, (Dr. j. Q. smith, 10 now open AZ Dad Eel
lows Hall, where may be found = nne sollestien Of
fancy articles, oonfestisnsry, he, At reasonable
priees. Come and see ua. Apio-ets
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~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and SEXUAL syptsns-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssoCIA-
TION-sent By nail In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge, Address, Or. J. sKILLIN HoUoH
TON, howard Association, No. . South Ninth
street, Philadalphia, Pa. m9o-1y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

The Plantation Bittsrs make the weak strong,
the lAnguid brilliAntsAAd are exhausted Aature's
great reHtorSr They are sOnpossd OF ths oels
br Ated CsliIAyA Bark, WiAt4Trsen, sa'uafraH
Roots, Herbs, ke, all preserved In psrfestlJ pure
81. CroiX Rum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-08

OST, on the I'd instant, POCKET
4 4 BOOK containing ninety-one dollars. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving itst this
office, on at Mrs JAMES CR0NES, on Jackson
street. between First and Foushee- Site