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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16

BATTLE OF GsTTTsBURa.-By Invitation, the
Rev. Warner, OF GsttysburG, Pa, will deliver
his popular lesturs, descriptive OF the memorable
battle At that plAc., IL the Hall Of tho House OF
Re rrsentatlves, MHy isth-the proceeds 70 be
appropriated TO religious pm pose.
The following testimony by U tied States ON.
Ger the oasion IL OF Itself sunaoient 70
"a excite the interest Of the public. hsard Mr..
Warmers description Of the battle OF Gettysburg,
delivered here last week, and l nust say can
. hNrdly ind suitable words TO express my AdmirA-
ton OF It as viva, faithful, and most Impressive
picture OF that great event. NothipG that have
re d or heard IN the subject has Impressed me 80
powerfully ~ PhlsSspAts Inqvirsr, Feb. The
same paper subsequently, describes II 80 "ths
FreA' lecture entsrtainmsnt Of the season We
understand tickets to the nesF OF the Mouse ara
81; TO the gallery so cents two hsken admitting
4 gentleman and two ladies To DO had at the
hNtsla book and drug stores OF the city, soldiers
tickets Is be had at the Soldiers Free Library, In
Judiciary Square.
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myis-d Austionssrs.
DY JAMES @. MCGUIRE & co..
n AUCTIONEERA

snug FRANZ HOUSE AND NINE GOOD
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON May n, At
o'clock, on the premises, We shall sell oiSinAl
Lots Nos, 90 81 and "a In Square No. btt fronting
together lto feet inches on South L street, be-
tween Third and FOur-and-A-HAlf streets west,
running back i90 feet II inches to 20 foot alley,
divided into 10 builuinE lots one OF them Improved
by . neat and Well-buit two-story Frame Dwell
ing, the whole surrounded with palinE fence and
we'll advanced shade trees.
Title perfect
Terms; one.hAlf cash, the remainder In siX
months, with interest, secured BY . deed Of trust
on the premises.
A payment Of $50 on each lot will DO required 81
the time OF sale.
ConTeyAnees at the cost OF the purchaser.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE d CO.,
mylt-eo&dg AuetioneerS.
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DR0P0sALGFOR COALAND WOOD:
SENATE OFrHE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT-AT ARMS.
WAguIEETnE NAV 10 1891

WARRINGTON, May u, 1861
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until ~ o'clock noon, on THURSDAY, the 18th
Inst for the delivery in the vaults of the senate
wing Of the Capitol, Of One Hundred Tons e $40
lbs ] Of large EPE or steamboat Furnace WHITE
Ash COAL.
The Coal 70 be OF the best quality, thoroughly
screened, and weighed by the Chief Engineer to
the Senate, or . assistant, and to be delivered as
above or before the 9Th June following.
Proposals will also be received at the sAne time
AAd place for the delivery of TwsAty Cords OF est
FINE WOOD, thoroughly seasoned, and to he de-
delivery OF Coal.
The Coal and Wood to be packed away In the
vAulta, a. the chief Engineer shall direct.
GEJ 7. BROWN,
ScrgeAntat-ArmB,
myll Y. s. Senate.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
. FLO AL.

u y
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS DE JARED
.| l..... .. wAR DEPARTMENT, \
ADJuTAHT GEanRaIs 0T1tcE,
wAsHIRoTor, D. C., Nay 7, 1884
General Orders, No. 1871, .
I. II having been officially reported that Mr.
ould, Rebel Comminsioner OF Exchange, has de
olared, without consulting with the authorities oil
the United States, that all rebel piisouers deliv
cred At City Point up TO the Goth Of April were eN
changed, IL 10 ordered that all Federal prisoners Of
war and ali civilians on psrole prior ~ May 1884
be declared exchanged, and they are thus declared
exchanged accordingly.
2. II 10 further announced that, after deducting
the number OF Federal officers and men embraced
in this order a. exchanged, the rebels will remain
indebted 10 the Federal Government, according 10
tAbles carefully prepared BY the Commls.sry Con
eral of Prisoners from official data, SS5se-foi
which no equivalents have been received by the
Federal Government.
.. All pAroled onloers and enlisted men herein
declared exchanged who are In camp will be i'm
mediately forwarded by the commandSnts o.
camps TO their regiments and commands, and will
be reported TO the Commissary General OF PriSo
nerS accordingly. Those who are absent on leave
will, on expiration Of their leave, repair forth
with to the Parole Camps at Annapolis, Maryland
| or Columbus, Ohio.
by order OF the Secretary Of War:
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
myi6 AsSiLtNnt Adjutant General.
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T OST.-:ON PENNSYLVANIA Az
snue, or G street, between Seventeenth and
Twenty -arst streets, Thursday msrninE, Nay 18th,
a. oval CAMEO BREAsTPlN, nedtun size, the
asttinE representing wreath. The hndsr will
receive the full value of the pin and IhaukS Of the
swAsr-it being highly priced as gift from de-
ceased parsnt-by leaving II at room No. IL,
Winder's Building, Seventeenth street.
mVil-1t
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.
wAr DrrAs1nrsr, CAVALRY BurrAv,l

WAl DEPARrHErr, CAVALRY BunrAu,l
orPIcE OF CHiEr QYAHTERMArnR, !
WAsHnoToH, D. C., April %, 1854
VIII be sold at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, atthe times and places named below, Vts;
Newport, PenHa., Thursday, May 9Th,
Gettysburg, PennA, Monday, NAV 9th,
Altoons, PennA., Thursday, May l2th,
Mifiin, Penna., Thursday, May 18Th,
ReAdinE, Pennk, Thursday, NAV ash,
Lebanon, Penns., Thursday, June ID,
Nor hunberlAnd, Penna, Thursday June 9Th,
scranton, Penns., Thursday, June 18th,
WnhamspoTt, PennA Thursday, June 2sd.
One Hundred (lOO) horses At Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred AMI Fifty (26o) at each Of the other
places.
These horses have been con ismnod a. unit for
the cavalry service Of the United states Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold sinEly.
Sales begin at 10 N. and continue daily till all
are aold.
TERMS: CASH, In United States Treasury notes
only. JAMES A.. EklN,
L. Col and c. O. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
aulA-tiea0
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THECENTRAL GUARDuoUEH-iSkedGdi lers Sen
'GCH-DuriDE saturday and yesterday seventy per-
~ were mined In the Central Gu Ihh"use, the
lost Of VIII were soldiers who were found on ~ .
tTcrts without passes. asst Wosk neHrly ave
Iting the late battles, vers picked up BY the
ard and lodged at the EuArahouse. nwAs found
y,at they had not been wouudsd A. all, or II
0uudrd their injuries we're not such ~ 10 require
heir absence from the held. The whole OF Ihem
,rre handed over to the Provost Marshal, who
eturned them, under guard, TO thar rSspsstiVs
egiue ntI.
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LARCENY OF WLTcH.-Jeremlah aud John
COnr ell were arrested LIST night about 10 O'Clock
~ PAtrolmen Hessler and Crook. OF the seventh
nm n rnlOred man named GeorEa Winter, on the
lrnCr Of Third and L streets. Tho solored mar
As coming out OF grocery store, and these nen
he were taken before Justice Giberson, who
dthem to bail for court.
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4 DIsoRDERLI HIBnRHIAN.-Michaol Clan
rs, An ldSh laborer living % Third strest, be
yeen MARYLAND avenue ARd c street, becoming
toNi eA'ed, took . gun and shot pet BoAt be-
ug,ng to him, which was running In his yard,
res ed ny oiioer Robey. Of the 9Th presiAst, and
ed sI.6s by Justice Ferguson fer dissrderlJ
\ Z luct.
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IS In addition to the facts OF the city railroad
lcident mentioned In smother paragraph In this
lumn, we state that the girls name 10 Sheriff,
ght yeNrS Of age, and resides In the neighbor.
er her foot, crushing II badly she was taken
the residence Of DR.. q. G. emoot, on the Avenue,
no dressed the wounds OF the little sufferer
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JUVENILE VIsIToRs.-0n Saturday, Mr.. y.
Knann, Of Bait more, came on visit to this city
lth - Of the pupils ri his school, They we're Sc
nHrcnCd up Pe6nsylvAniA avenue to the white
House, and sPreuadSd President Lincoln, who ex-
reStPd himself highly pleased with the appear.
IN form turned up with green aAi trimmed with
military buttons. DurinE the day all the chief OBJ
isit6d and the boys appeared to enjoy themselves
Il o tho fullest extent.
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The sKBDADDLHRs IRON rHH BATTLA.FIHLD.
'rovnst Marshal IuBrAh,n, through the medium
his guards AAd patrols, hAs quite succeeded In
RE ting all the deserters from the Array OF the
tomAo, and few, II Any, are now seen pre- lin &.
Lnut our streets. The task was hsreuleSn one,
] ut the tactics of Col. IngrAhAm was so we'll de-
4 herNted that these skedAddlera hAd not chance
escape. We learn that the hospital boats run
/ irg between this cit! sd AsquiA Creek arc fIr-
shPd with proper guards, and no sf1cer or soldier
allowed to take passage unless furnished with
II naNH
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AyIsSt
MAIONs OFFICE, MAY IL, 1864,

WI =
Proposals will be received at the Mayors or
zee until u o'eosk NJ, on THURSDAY, the 20th
Instant, for grading and gray, ling Eighth street
west from Rhode leland avenue TO Boundary
ItTset.
The gravel to be Of a quality approved by the
Commissioner and AHailtAnt tomm sGiuheFs
The gravel to he nine lhoheH In the centre taper.
iAE on 10 four inches to the gutter line when roll
bidders will state the price per Subls yard for
grading and square yard for grATelihg,
The Iul eTnuouH earth 10 be placed where the
Com Missioner of the Second wa,d may direct
And no part of the appropriation will he paid the
contractor without certificate signed by the Cu NJ
missioner and Assistants certifying that the work
hAn been done in = satisfactory manner and &C
eording to contract,
WIN. RUTHERF0RD,'
Commissioner Of the Second ward,
JAMES II, SHREVE, ST.
WIN. n. MSChEsNEY,
mylf-d Assistant CommlBHionerI,
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GALE OF Condemned HORSES
- AND MuLrS.

CHIIT QvAEILRmAsrER'G oTTIcE,)
DEPOT OF WAGHINoroH, J
WAsHIHoToH, d. C., April N, 1854.
win be sold at public auction at the Corral,
near the obserIst ny, 10 the city Of Washlugtoni
d. c, on WEDNESDAY, Nay II, 1854, aud
"WEDNESDAY, May %, 1884, = lot OF
HORSES AND MULES
condemned ~ unit for public serVIse.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
sale to commence At 10 O'Clock a. m.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chisi Quartermaster,
Ap71-7st Depot OF Washington-
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ITARIETIEsl VARIETIES /

VARIETIES vARIET1EsI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
tFronting Penn'H avenue AMI Ninth Streetl
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMoND LIGHT
Sign Of the Revolving and GIobtd Llghta
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
FITZ sIhMONsr. Stage Manager aud Advertiser
THE ONLY GREAT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
that has not experienced any OF the present muse.
mept stARnaton,
OWING TO THEFACT TIL IT THE STRUCTURE
OF THIS EDTFICE,
THE MERIT OF THE MAMMOTH SHOW,
SUMNER RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
CROWDS UPON CROWDS
nightly assemble at the
THE GENTLEMANLY EX.MEMBER OF THE P.
r., MR.. NED PRICE,
has kindly permitted two of his pupils to appear in
the
sPARRING SCENE,
In the fun, frolLe, and nash drama,
TON JERRY; TOM Il JERRY
LIFE N LONDON, LIFE IN LONDON.
STARRING MEN
SCIENTIFIC PROFESSORS,
Anstsurs and Admirers OF Friendly Mil and
N ~ SEO PRTcE's PUPILS AND OTHERS
All other pro eSsors and amateurs wishing to
participate T. friendly hand in the art OF self
defence will please apply TO Bob Wo'dwell, at the
'''1' ny THIS ROPES AND STAKES
will form riug around the stage. eoonds. B'ttle-
IN THE RING CoSTUME,
WILL FORM THE MANLY PICTURE.
The Wind up promises worlI ofsport, aud will
Nv RE- REAL SCIENTIFIC FISTIC DISPLAY.
A match between Two Nov.ceS previous 10 the
wi dup will be Introduced.
NO L, 10 BETTING WILL BE ALLOWED.
STRICT ORDER WILL BE ENFORCED.
The FpSrrinE arrangements under the Superin'
BUNCH OF FlNEs
N iHE GREAT MUSIC HALL SHOW.
THE GREAT DANSEUsE OF The DAY,
The most exquisite yotAry Of the modern art OF
dancing
HELENA SMITH.
The accomplished YOUNG actress,
MRS FRANK DREW,
OF the Arch street Theatre, PhtlAdelphla.
MIS-, Drew's Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia,
RElGNlNG FAVORIrE:
GO SEE HER, GO SEE TIE FIGHT GO SIZE
MILE LIMA WINDEL.
THE TWO MS, NEW PHk MiEEy HARE ARE
THE ARCHhRE sISTERsl
KITTY AND LILY.
MAGGIE VERSoS AND ANNIE GILMORE.
AnNthe great Ethiopian Troupe,
BUD FEk KERNs,
| JOHN THOMPSON,
HARRY DLoo0GooD,
| CHARLES MCGUIRE,
HARRY FRANtIS,
1fVARIETY COMBINATION TROUPE ~
| WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
| LADIES' AND CLERKS LEVEE.
MASTERS AND MISSES MATINEE.
The hGmiy and tT,eGdly Reunion: ,.,,r
| Admission, as and so cents; PIyAte boNel IS
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YouNo RoGUEs.-of1cer Greer, Fuss, Brewer
ID Johnson, Of the siXth precinct, arrested last
ghr, at O'Clock, Ave white boys and one black
Gr.is, David Meesop, VIM. Henry, and James
yet. They follow the vocation Of bootblAsks
Itrng the day and that Of thieVes during the
ght They were committing dspredAtions In the
5uue Market. Justice Thompson committed
EN- to Jail this morning for further hearing.
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DIED FROM MS WoUEBS.-Peter KrAft, the
o. surv, y onloe Waterman, who was Aosideat-
y shot last Friday By JohA ninkls, died sAtuT-
night, about II O'clock from his wounds. II
! = he rene mbeTsd that HiAkls WAS trying 70 kill
y al doc, when the contents OF the revolver were
enlarged accidentally ,snteriAE the GroiA of krAft
nEle 10 held to bail BY Justice srGuson, In the
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- -
WAR DEPARTMENT
ArJUTANr GENERAL'B OTFIcE,
WAsHIEoToH, May 10, 1854.
The following officers having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for the Offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed from the service Of the United
states unless, within fifteen (I5) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
IN session In this city, Of which BngaAier General
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 president,
AID make satisfactory defence to the charges
against themi
Conduit unbecoHing an officer and . gentleman.
Captain Charles A. Mcknight, 7th Michigan VOL
unteers.
Fer being IN The city Of Huntington tOoihow proper
authority, and failing 10 rcPwt under arrest at
head ;udrierS Military Dittrfetcf Wdahington, a.
ordered.
9th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps.
First Lieutenant Herbert =. Guthrie, ISt Ohio
light artillery.
For being IN he City Of Warrington, D. C., igihou
proper Suhoriiy.
First Lieutenant J. J. BrAsfete, Sd New Jersey
battery.
Captain H. R..Push, I3th New York cavalry.
Absence riLhota LeGrs.
First Lieutenant Bernard sherry, seth Pennsyl-
vanlA volunteers
FIrst Lieutenant Joseph Dreichlinger, seth Penn
| sylvAnin volunteers.
First Lieute 'ant Lyman S. Llnson, 9Th regiment
Corps d. Ayfrique
L. D. TOWNSEND
myIg Assistant Adjutant General.
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RoBBINa soLDIHR.-On Saturday night,
,rr0 man Pullen, Of the TeAth (ISlAnd) pTSoIAst
rested man named CsTneliuG Mcbride, uPoH
charge Of stealing LsIslVeI aAd IeAe meaey
Ar the Sixth street whsrf He was committed
jAil Tor court BY JuStieo oibsrGon.
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Sgw YORK STEIEs.-GSNtlmAA OlSIhi'0 =
. end FGStiOHGbls ~ large ASsoItnSAt for Dress
BuAneSswsA The English Sack and Walk
ug ever offered In this Gity.
WALL, RTIFHhRI Co.,
cS-ti Sa9 Pa. Az, bot. Ninth AAa Tenth sta
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MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION
lM OF WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF SUP
SCRlPTlON TO CAPITAL STOCK.


In Asoordanss with the fourth section 81 the act
Of Congress to Incorporate the Masonic Hall ASBO
eiAtioa OF Washington city, D. C., approved April
2e, 1851, VII Oh provides as follows:
See. And b II further enacted, That within
twsAty days after the passage Of this act the cor
porAtors sAned In the hrHt section, or majority
Of heu, or II AAy refuse or rsglset to act, then
majority Of the remainder, shall cause books Of
subsoriPtiOA to tie capital st ok OF the said cor
porAtioa to be opened and kept open In such place
and for period TO be nxsd by said sorporAtorS, or
. maJority Of them, public nohSe OF which may be
given by advertisement or Otherwise as said cor
poTAtOTs or . majority Of them may determine;
and subscribers upOn said books to the capital
stock OF the snrpo alton shall ba held to he stock
hOderIi PROVIDED, That every subscriber shall pay,
At the dne oil subssllb EE, such per eentum item
has besA determined upon by the eOrporatOrs) Of
the amount by him subscribed TO the treasurer
jorlty Of then, AS may be required BY said cor
p0rAtorI or q naj OTIty OF them, or his Hubscrip-
tiOn shall be null and void. And when the oOks
Of subscription to the capital stock Of sAtd cor
poTAton shall bS sIoSed, the eorpOTRtors named in
the lrIt Ssstion or a majority OF them and in ease
Any OF then refuse or nesleSt to act then ma
jorty Of the renal der shall, within twenty days
the eater, eau the nrst meeting OF the stock
holders OF said corporation, to meet within ten
days thereA ar, Tor the choice OF directors, Of
which public notice shall he gwen for three day 8
IN two public newspapers published daily in
WAshl nEtOA city, or by written personal notice
served on each stakeholder, by the secretary or
clerk 81 the corporation. And in AL meetings Of
the each share shall enttle the holder
| 10 one vote, to be gwen in perSon or by proxy.
| The amount Of Capital Stock fixed upon within
| TIE Limitation Of the charter Is $3.50 00O.
| HStise 10 hereby EiTen that the books OF sub
| Ssription will be opened on friday, the 18th In.
| slant, At the Counting.rOOm Of lanes c. Mcclure
e and will be kept open for sixty days.
| ROB .RT NeMURDY,
| hyls|t Secretary Board OF Corporations.
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OtR WOUNDED SoLDIlRs. Tho steamer
state of NAine arrived here o. saturday evening
bringing 6l2 Of our wounded soldiers. The steamer
!. W. d. PentI arrived At the eth street wharf
.NNout four O'Clock yesterday Afternoon from Belle
nAin, with several hundTed wounded soldiers,
b my Of whom had to be removed On . fetohers
,mHTE the wounded was email number Of con
frde rates, who, with the others were comfortably
provided for. The Gteame Q state OF Maine and
Con ectlcut AlEo arrived on saturday with wounH
~. AsT'on as the wounded arrive thoy are sup
Jlied with refr' Ghments
Yesterday Aome eiTht or ten ncnbors OF the CITY
Council Of Baltimore were In Washington In search
Il the wounded Of the hsFylasd regiments, bat uI
o lac hour in the afternoon had not susseeded
/ n finding any Of them. Most Of the MarylAst
lrounded are SAID to be In the Fairfax Hospital
I,eloV Alexandra.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NANTER BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY,
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Loutst0ns avenue, near Ne oOraey Of SassA strsst.
lin roar Of the Metropolitan and National Hotsls)
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Proprtstor
". D. CAvAnAuEh... Stage Manager
GREAT EVENT OF THE DAY, .
Performed 81 four different Theatres In New York
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
John T. POoLE'S yFRSiOH OF
SeT TPTSs S ave
CMoJo's CAVE,
R R4TTkE:SRy g g E EREEPos.
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM.
new SCENERY AND HPPSiNrMENTs.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
Village IN East Tennessee.
Ravine In tho Cumberland Mountains.
Barber inns Cellar.
The Bu'ri ing Mountains.
Waterfalls and Ll,nI in the Cumberland Noun
tAins.
MscbIuery by H. Walker.
App ,intments by Mr.. sullivan.
Music arranged by Joe brahAm.
The Burning Mountains and Rescue OF Virginia
villArs Ia one OF the most Awfuly grand Illustra-
tions ever presented to the public.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
And on SATURDAY AFTER DON, At p. m, will
be presented the new drama dramAtiled eI pT essly
for the Canterbury, by John =. Poole, Esq, enti-
cuDJos CAVE,
BATTLE-cRY OF FREEDOM.
ali hos M -
c1djo, deforned negro, and aiusitlve, but sou ID
Penn H"pGOcd' quaker ;cioci%;;i:i, ."' Wv
Carl mlnnoViok, a German boy, full Of courage and
cunning. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b. CavAnAugh
Rev. Mr.. villars, an Agsd clergyman, and blind,
Toby, an old negro, and servant to Mr.. ville5s,
John Mulligan
swssssssssre Tennessee M M h h:ifS,i
srOdd. ...::..:.: uniOni'''' ::.iai msrSsr'cn
Lysapder sprowl
Dan Pepperill. SeeesBioAiI's MIR. sullivan
Derring .......... ........ Howard
uAvis ............ ........JohnIon
Virginia villSrs, tine olerEymans d.ushter.
Jennie Forrest
Mrs. sprowI, widow as has loIt her brother,
Lucy Clifton
First appearance Of the Great ContortloniGt,
DON SANTIAGO GIBB0NNOIsE.
Return Of the fAvorite Ethiopian Comedian,
BILLY WEST.
JOHN MuLLIGAN.
IL. DoUGHERTY,
W. II. WILLIAMS,
IN THEIR ETHIOPIAN EcCENTRICITIBs.
MISS JENNIE ENGEL
JENNY AND ESTELLE FORREST,
Lacy AND EMMA GARDNER,
KITTY LEE,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
LUCY c. IFrON,
MISS EMMA SCHELL,
MAGGIE WILSON,
IN THEIR CHARMING BALLETs AND DIVER
EASEMENTS,
Change In the olio Department each night
AUnlstlOn. - eFn'A
tfehestrA % cents
Doors open at II PcrformA nee 10 commence at g.
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock.
Ladies IS cents; children 10 cents.
MILE MARIETTA RAvEL,
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
The beautiful Spanish DanEeuse and Tight Rope
Performer, will make her hrBt AppeArAnd In Wash
ington in three years.
| Also the osleSrNted Dancer,
MONS. BAPTISTIN,
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ALLEGBD SKEDADDLNa 0TYIcRh.-On Sat;
u'dav the following ofncers were sent 10 TIE Old
ia itnl Prison, by order OF nrigadier General Au-
CUR, for A. sence from their resimsat Without
leave Lieu eaant W. n. Broughton. 18th Maine;
Lieutcnant H c. Triton, nth New Jersey, Lieu
tenant II. ". strinEer, lad Nsv York; Ieute ant
W. chapman, 18th Maine; Captain D. y. Craig,
Mainei Lieutenant W. d. BriGgs, td Haisej Lieu
tenant George n. Everett, ssh New York; Lieu
tenant A. Graf, Itsd rennsylvaniA.
The E Ito sing pritorers were also sent IN: c.
H CREDIBLE. company A, 18th Georgia; John Heller
m-n, citiz'n, arrested By Captain ssheetI, for
Violating the oath OF AllegAnes, and trying 70 In
ducc parties to 20 TO Richmond with him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, in the District oil
Columbia letters oil administration the personal
estate or Max Mayer, late OF Washington city,
o. O., deceased All persons having claims
aEAiHst the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the sane, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, eR or before the 18th day Of May
Esxt they may otherwise by law be excluded
kan all seAsat Of tia said estate.
oivsn uadsr ny hSRd this l4th day OF Msy, A.
,. 1884
HELLNA WOLF MAYER,
myis Iawsv' Administrative.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16

A YoUNd FFhALh PATRIoT.-Teresa CaTero,
e gtl ed and truly-fAVored child pianist. An'
uuces IL st she will give grand concert Tor the
nett 81 our alex and wounded In WAIhiAEton
m The recent battles, to DO given under thS
Icllon OF Acting surgeon General Barnes.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16

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