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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21
DY GREEN Il WILLIkMS
ID AUCTIONEERS

DY GREEN 4 WILKINS
ID AUCTIONEERS
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND
at AuctIOn-On WEDNESDAY, the 92d instant,
we shall cell, on the premises, at O'Clock p. m,
the following handsome Building Lots, viz
Lots Nos. and 0, 10 Square No. 525. No. has
front on street south Of CT feet, at thr corner
q Eleventh street west. Lot No. 8 has froat on
virginia avenue, at the corner Of Twelfth street,
OF lis feet Both Of which Lots will be undivided
70 suit purchasers Lot fTouts the Mall near the
Smithsonian lnsatution-N beautiful location.
ALSO,
Immediately Aitos the sale of the above, we shall
sell east part Of Lot No. l. in Square No 6g7 hav.
ing front Of 80 70 on Virgiuia avenue, running
back about 100 feet, between Third and Four-aDd
half streets. Willbe divided II desired.
Terms: On6-third cash; balance 10 six and twelve
months, for notes hearing intcrest. deed given
and deed Of trnAt taken.
All conveyance at eost Of purchaser, Including
revenue stamps,
Title indisputahle.
Twenty dollars will be required OF each pur-
chaser when the property 10 knOcked OIL, and III not
complied with II will be put up again and EOld to
the next highest bidder.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
JelT-d AuctioneorB.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

ON MONDAY EVENING, 2TTu INSTANT,
fret presentation Of
THE GREAT LOCAL DRAMA,
THE DUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC,
Written expressly for the Canterbury by q well
known dramatis author; with new Local Scenery
by WIN. FIELDMAN, Appropriate Costumes by
REUBEN MARSHALL, Machinery and Appurte.
nances by T. SULLIVAN the whole produced
under the Immediate supervision Of W. D. CAvA-
NAUGH.
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nj H. M LER,
M JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
REAL ES FATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENERAL

HEAL ES TATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENENAL
AGENCY OFFICE,
No. Oil Ninth street west, near penn. avenue.
COnyeyanoing, Acknowledgements, Power Of Al.
torney, and all business pertaining to the above
office transacted with dispatch.
Particular attention paid TO the renting and col.
lection OF rents on real estate, and de0tG Of all
descriptions. N. B,-Property holders can receive
the very best OF tenAnta Without charge. Ap2S.f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

WAR DEPARTmERT,
ADJUTART GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WAsHIN0ToE, March II, 1864.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleolf, Chief OF STAT, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
Attention.
ny order OF the Secretary OF War.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD
il ing corner Of Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, Two large halls and 70 Z rooms OF conve-
nient sire, suitable for associations, insurance
of1eeS, law Offices, &C. The rooms have lately
been renovated and lifted up for the purpose.
Apply at GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on LouisL
ana avenue, near Tenth street. Js2i-u
II with brown stone front, partially furnished,
with all modern improvements, centrally and
pleasantly located, No. "a ESNeet near the resi-
denoe Of Secretary ChtBe, together with large
brick stable. The premises not 10 be rented for
boarding-house. For particulars, inquire OF Hon.
D Il. s0MES, on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE
ELY, No. n Four-and-a-half street. Possession
given imme iiAtely. jei9Af
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

SroP THIEF.-0n Sunday morning a colored
man named CABsuH entered house Ia Baptist al
ley, occupied by = woman named Margaret Bender,
and stole several articles belonging to her When
Leaving ahe house S pc SE.ed S,op ,his 70 man
He wu arrested, however, and he stolen articles
found In his possession. He was committed for
the action oil the grand jury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

Treasury DEPARTMENT
FOURTH AUDITORS OFFICE, June IS, 1894
Persons having claims sgainst a balance due
from the United States to Dennis Grenier, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present such claims,
properly authenticated to this office, within four
months after the above date.
je2O-3t STEPHEN J. w. TABOR, Auditor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

A SAD REsULT.-Yesterday afternoon about
. o'clock the mother Of Miss Ellen Roche who was
OF a broken heart. She attended her daughter
funeral on sunday
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULkS.
CHIEF oFFIcE,)
DEPOT WAsHIEgTOE
WAsHIEGToH, ID, O., June ., 1864,
WIN be sold at public auction, at the Corrals,
near the Observ At0fy, In the city Of Washington,
D, e, on WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1861 and on
WEDNESDAY, ynne "a, M ,sS'r M 4 IGt q
condemned as unht Tor public service.
Terms-Cash, In Government 'unds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, =. N.
BrIgaIer General anI Chief Quar,erms8ter,
Ies-l7t Depot OF Washington.
GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF
- CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OTFICE,l
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsUISo ON, ID c., June Is, H6l.
win IT, sold, At Public Auction, at ALoxAnaria,
HORSES AND MULES,
uOademne As unit Tor public service.
TERMS Cash, in Government IuGdS ,cvrr
tBig.dier General and Chief QusrtarmsStSr,
jel57t Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTEBMAsTEHi
WAsHIRGTOE, June 10, 1851 y
VIII be sold NJ Public Auction 10 the highest
bidder, at GieBbOFo' Depot, on FRIDAY, the 2ith
instant, hegiOniug at 10 O'CLOCK a. "a rom one
hundred llOOl 10 one huudTtd anu hIEy l9yl nurses
These horses have been condemned As unut LOT
the cavalry service Of tho Army, For TONd and
fAI purposes many good bATgHins may DC hAu'
HorsoA sold sinEly,
Termsi cash In l. s. currency rv,y
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QuSrtermSster,
jel6td CaVhlry bureau
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he 10 prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
Of the city, at reduced pr,oes. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, in quantities TO suit pnT-
ehaBers. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. lss Twelfth street, between and atE eets.
no8-u Y. K. CORBETT.
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DR@PO5ALS FOR MEAT. THE IN
dersigned will receive sealed proposals until
WEDNh sDAY, the 20 II instant, for supplying the
Warrington Asylum with all the meat that may
be required at the institution for the year ending
the s0lh June, 1895.
Bidders will state the price per pound for fresh
and salt beef for pork lamb, veal, shoulders mid
dlnks, hams, and SAuBages, making separate bids
for the meat required for the use OF the Intendant
The meat required Tor tho use OF the Asylum to
be free from bone,
All meats to be furnished at such times and in
such quantities as may be required by the IGtGn-
dAnt, and, II not In accordance with the contract
may be rejected by him.
W. G. H. NEWMAN
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REGISTRARS OFFICE,

DOR GLYM MON r ---STEAMER
IL PHOENIX, Capt sTACKPoLE, will leave foot
OF Seventhstreet every SUNDAY MORNING At
10 q. M. during the season, for the above simmer
resort. The above steamer can be chartered to
private parties during the week by applying TO
Capt. Stack pole, or 34 Pennsylvania avenue, up
stairs. lstAr and Chronicle,l je2O-im
I OST---ON THE 9TH INSTANT, AN
i ENYE LOPE containing 20 passes and other
private pAperI, among which was an order on Col.
j. w. Forney for one hundred and tfty dollars,
payment OF which has been stopped. A liberal
reward will DO paid for their return to the
Tribune Rooms, Fourteenth street. opposite Wi.
lArds' H)teL jeS-tf
Dogs CLOTHING. WE ARE NOW
ID in receipt OF 81 large assortment OF Boys and
Chillren'S Clothing OF the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for droHA and school wear,
70 which we invite the attention OF parents.
WALL, STEPHENS \ Co.,
SNS P0nnSylvAniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr Io-tni IstAT Inlol.l
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The MONUMENT CoMMITTEA.-The following
committee 10 authorized to solicit contributions
for the erection Of q monument In Congressional
Cemetery TO the memory OF the victims of the re-
cent explosion ~ the a'Ienh. Each department IL
represented one member, viz:
Clerks, y. Whytej Maohinists, John W. StAhl;
BlAsksmiths, j. 4. Kingj Timers, J. A. Briohj
Carpenters and CarriAEe-M Makers, George z. Iol.
lison; ArmorerB, Johp stAhlj Painters, James Bar
ryj saddlers, W H. Toppinj LaborsTs, L. Camp
bril-, Laboratory, Andrew Cox. The name OF ]. @.
d dey was added to the committee, and Major
Stebbens made treasurer
The committee was Appointed by meeting OF
the employees held yesterday afternoon at the ar
BenAl,
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-It will be seen from
the advertisement that the two commAnderies Oi
knights TamplAr OF this city to visit PhilAdel
phiZ on Thursday, accompanied, as we learn, by
Leland's splendid band OF the lb)th 'hio, who have
kindly volunteered their services. The Temp Ars
OF Baltimore also 60 with then, and they are all
under the etcort OF st. Johns Andery OF Phil
AdelphiR, They visit the great Fair on Thursday
night, and spend St Johns day with their brethren
OF that city.
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Captain LIST Regiment v. r. c., and Proves
Marshal District OF Columbia. my25-tG
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thes that suffer keany with them In every
and rejoice with them 10 victory Allied to 90 many
OF the tenderst ties of consequently and affection,
thoughts. our Wishes and prayers with them
in every trial and in every danger Actustsd by p
vao hareds greed OF office lust of gain thsy desire
wedo that the war, which has been bassy perverted
high purpose the ends Of faction and fanatclsm
should be brought back to its legitimate purposes Bol
ders of the people, to it that when the 6gbt is done
and peace achieved you shall be able to say your fellow
citizens We have done part in saving the Republic!
We give il back to you received it from our ia
tbers-a Union Of free and equal States"
RESOLVED That in nominating Major General George B.
Mcclellan the great and patr otto Convention at Chicago
gave ucal expression to the unsDimous desire of the
Conservative OF the Union endowed by nature with
oil the qualities Of mind and heart which create affection
and compel respect learned, modest, conscientious
gifted with that power Of personal attraction bestowed
only at rare intervals and upon men who stamp the age
they with the impress of their character and go
nhe adds TO the qualities Of great captain the grander
attributes OF profound and f4reachng satesmanshp and
lofty and unsefsh patriotism In the election Of
40 entirely great be permitted anticipate the
rescue of our Government from its present debasement
and its restoration to all the power and honor il once
proudly boosted y ~ tlAss z aa 4etEtp aeE ,sE6t
esousd That the resouts opposition of our candidate
for the Vice Presidency George h. Pendleton to every
peIverson OF law aud invasion of the Constitution and his
of every Legitimate for tho pre-
soryaton OF the Union united 10 his brilliant taents and
unbemshed character mark him ominentiy fitted
to discharge with dignity and uprghtness the duties Of
office for which he 10 nominated i, ys,. y,,rt,.
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A FRIENDLY SUGGESTION

A very loyal" writer in the New York Evening Post
under the ssuaturc of Audsx and who certainly makes
some very bold statements advises the Admnsra.
ton TO " eschew diplomacy with the rebel chisaips He
says that diplomacy s game in which they will always
prove too sharp and he in hs
view, the "noted failures" Of Mr. Greeley ana of Ms.sr,
Gilmore and Jaquess 10 this line Accordingly he urges
on Mr. Lincoln, be should wish to Try his hand at
diplomacy to essay il 10 quarter whore he is not likely
70 be outwitted. The writer says;
Mr. Lincoln should wish to try bis hand at diplo-
macy let him negotiate with the poor shits OF he
reoe States and lot him begin by counter to shat
Wncn the rebel pickets employed about near
our linesnamely handing proclamatons TO men en-
courseng deserton Let him address the aboring white
Classes OF the South tell them he s citing of them aQsnt
their arstocrac Planters and oer them the brbe Of the
schoohouse and church. the telegraph and railroad and
above all the right Of free government which they have
only had IN name. 'n.8 fsa gt t4f3 asMsr,t
I. "Audax is bold man, doubtless, when he advice,
Mr. Lincoln to "eschew diplomacy with Inc rebel lead
ers IL he does not want to be crcumvsnted but will even
Audax pretend that 1t is mpo,sible for the Loyal
States to pat In power an administration which shall be
able to cope with those leaders, as well in diplomacy as in
tho nefdf be Ii faa N.fttf rrs t,-w
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STAND NUMBER TWO

STAND NUMBER TWO. ---"-- -
This stand, located opposite the Msison Doree Was
handsomely decorated with fsgs and red white and biu6
lanterns, ard bore the inscription
Let neither military disaster political faction nor foreign
war shake seed purpose enforce the equal operation
the Law Of the United States the people Of
State "-McCLELLAN. -
DR. R. F. Stevens called the meeting to order and the
Hon August Belmont chosen to preside The organi-
cation Of the meeting completed by the election Of
the following officers:
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Tha pro,a. IL ~ ~ ae.2,l = tnN~. .su..
Inc ffesdent has appointed Gen Sheridan BrieadIer
General 10 the rcguar ery md assigned him to the per-
mAnent command Of the Middle Military Division.
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eut. sen arant arrived At Fortress Monroe on Tues
DAY morning rom Baltimore and proceeded up the James
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The speakers at Stand No. were Messrs isaiah Ryu-
ders and Henry Arcuarius, Gen Hiram Walbridge and
i Messrs Cochrane, Holmes, and Herman.
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STAND NUMBER FIVE.

STAND NUMBER FIVE. Fl
This stand situated the west side of the square
facing Sixteenth street The meeting called to order
by Vincent C. King Esq. who nominated George w
Mclean, Esq. TO preside.
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This stand located the east side OF Union Square,
of the two stands assigned to the German portion
of the meeting Situated the Fourth avenue, directly
facing Fifteenth street it was one of the most eligible
stands the ground, and throughout the evening
surrounded by very large. enthusiastic. and orderly
crowd whose loud cheers ruDg the air The presiding
officer was Mr. VIM. A. Kobbe.7 eAAAvs9 = 4- 3E@l
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STAND NUMBER ONE.
~ Douglas Taylor Esq chairman of the conAittee of ar
range ent called the meeting to order at this stand aud
was organized by tie election of the following ocer
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AT ths stand The people were addressed by Dr. Fred
Frech, DIR A. Berckmann, and g. N Hermann
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~ = .sf.,.-- STAND NUMBER TEN. ss4
The meeting at stand number ten on the north sds Of
the monument and facing under the auspices Of
the German Democratic Central Club, and the multitude
in front OF it far ont numbered that at the othor German
stand. Gel Louis Burger presided. gaL
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Hon. William VOORHEES,. of New Jersey, spoke and was
followed by Mr. William G. Dewitt of Kings county, Mr.
Scott R. Sherwood, Hon. Thomas A. Glover William B.
Rankin, and Mr.. William ]. Rose. n
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This stand, which was on the west sde facing DR.
Cheevers church. under the auspices of the Young
Men's Democratic Union Club Of this city.
CHAIRMAs-Hon. Charles p. DAILY. sa2
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We told that the Democratic party the party OF
dsunoD, and that we the lends of Jefferson Davis
and his rebel government. Hundred, thousands Of brave
Democrats who have bled the field OF battle for the
sacred of the Union aud the Constitution have
been sufficient 10 silence this foul csumny. But what dc
the Southern q cessonists say OF the Northern feDd
whom Seward nd Greeley persist in attaching to their 10
terest Ever since the nomination Of Mcclellan the
gans of JEFF Davis throughout the South loud aud
earnest in their denuncstops Of his election They
In 1t forerunner OF division at the South which
must pave the way to spoedy return of the resoited
States TO their allegiance TO the Unon and they dread The
name OF Mcclellan banner bearer more than they do
that OF Grant and his army The Richmond Enquirer OF the
9th instant after reviewing the candidates Of the Repab
can and Democratic party. concludes by saying;
Thus whether we lock at this nomination IN the light of
peace war we prefer Lncon to McCe for we can
make better with anti slavery fanatic Than
with Unonst Our beet hope is from the honest
fanatics Of such when they zee that their
people tired of the will end by peace that facr
ices territory to FRI edom and viii let the South CO. provided
abs carries slavery with her a b IA FL ia {
Yea gentlemen the election Of Gen Mcclellan will be
mond Let every therefore, aid in the great and good
work before We have fearful odds to The
secessonss of the South and the fsuatca
of the North arrayed against but, with the Union
the Constitution and the laws nscrbed on our banner and
Mcclellan leader the victory must BIO ours Great
and prolonged applause 3
The ipeakers at this stand the Hon. Geo f Gem
stock, Judge of the Court of Appeals the Hon John Nc
Keen, Hon. John Kelly, and Chauncey Shafer, Esq.
a STAND NUMBER THREE. .
The assembage st this staDd very large and dsnse
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laton which s the highest of the Chtisan cha
racer and without which cannot rely hs blessiog
Of God this say is the policy which thus pursued viii
sgan if any thing earthly WILL unite both North and
South n the nds Of constitutional fellowship and exhibit
country and its Gag more in the face of all tho
world with star for every State and State for every
star" What glorious day that will be, my counrymen,
for and oil mankind Ii TO yearn for it, and to pant for
it, and pray for it, be subject for reproach exhibiting
too great willingness for peace, am the guiltest
alive. Cheers And how can we hasten that day more
effectively than by supporting the candidate who the
very impersonation OF the policy have described Our
noble candidate has enforced and illustrated it Thousand
fold better than any do 10 his memorable de
spatch from Harrisons Landing his brilliant GRAFTON at
West Point and s recently 10 his admirable letter
accepting the nomination we assembled to rsty.
Three cheers for Gen. MoClelan These are the true
platforms the hour and the hour only but for
all time. We need no other, and some Of certainly,
can recognise no other rejoice to many Of their
noble senents and golden sentences emblaxoned the
countless bsnners and idmostions around me- Let us
cherish them 10 memories and wrte them on al our
hearts. [Applause.l VoAlss aa
Yes my friends If any body is disposed TO osv with you
about your platform, tell HIM that Gen Mcclellan has
made his own platform and that II 10 brosd enough and
comprehensive enough for every patriot In the land
stand upon Tell him that You should IS think Of
holding Gen Mcclellan responsible for not taking Rich
ond when he was 80 rashy iuterfered with and 40 cru
ely stripped Of his troops ths right hand and the
left you should think Of holding him responsible for
any sayoes q any woss Of Chicago Con
msy attempt 10 assert to his injury Tell him that
you should think Of the brave Army Of the Potomac
having been frightened from following their gallant loader
TO the field by chs quaker guns on the roAdde of bis
supporters for the being scared from their POI
son by any paper pellets OF the BRAIN wise otherwise
which from the midnight sessions Of resolution
committee ia the nuriybury Of National Convention
[Cbeers t@at sfif sAs s&34tt
Cen Mcclellan, repeat, has made hi. own platform,
which ought TO be- satisfactory to every body His letter
Of acceptance espscsly ought be haed with delight
aud witn grHude BY those who are far commit
ted 10 other directions TO give him their support APP
plsuse Iss worth an army with banners 70 tho csass
VI the Union. IL has the 81 sron ring rally nation
the rescue. ICheer1 speaks, too, IN trumpet teocs
to dended brethren In rebellion, waning them that
ss but thst Of Union, but proci.inne TO them that
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The Rev J J. Potter certifes that ct have used Or
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