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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIEsl YARIETIEs J
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME.

lFronting penn'a avenue and Ninth street.)
FlTZ MMONS...........soLE PROPHET or
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DRESS MAKING. THE UNDER
signed would respectfully announce TO the
Ladies OF thiscty and Its vicinity, that they are
engaged In the various branches of
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute on reaHona.
bic terms, with neatneIs and dispatch, and Ia the
latest and most approved styles, At
4ts SEVENTH STREET, AS,
(Up stairsD opposite the Patent once.
MRS. DOUGLAS HoLCOMB,
Washington, D. C., June 10, 1869. jsis-sm
SMITH q FARIS,
y FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
LADIES' RESTA RANT,
No. ll1 West baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE,
The TArest delieA0ies, FTuits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge, and Frosted Cakes supplied to families at
shortest notice.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
Ei-The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
lell
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GRAY'S PATENT
MOLD Coll AIRS

Arc Lot simply aAt pieces Of paper cut in the form
of COLLAR but are Nodded and Shipped 10 NJ he neck
having perfect curve free from ANGLIA or break',
which is obtained by our patented process, which
AlSo another ddVdEta0c po''s''ed BY no ether
collar, viz; Space for the CrdrGt IN the TuruNiown
style ne inside Of pRtck is perfectly sTo and free
from puckcrs making this collar for esss nesIueSs,
and durability, unequaued.
They are made In Turn.dowh stylc IN sizes from
H. TO H. and In Garrotte from 10 to II luehes and
packed In neat bigc hOSes OF 100 eachi also in
smaller ones Of 10 sAsh-the latter a very handy
package fur travellers, army and navy officers.
E-EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT MOLDED COLLAR
spId BY all deAlerL In Men's Furnishing 6oOdA.
Tho trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
S2a PennsylvaniA avenue,
Between Ninth Nnd Tenth streets,
Ie1-,an Washington, D. &.
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6M REMOVAL 900
TO NEW BUILr Nc,
e 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
ODD FEELoWS' HAIL
JAMES 8. TOPHAM CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFAcToRY
NEW Blu l. ID | NG,
e 500 g
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD SrANp
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, 4
most complete assortment OF every style aRd price
Of Military and citiEenA'
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARrINGALEs,
FINE sw ORD BELTS, with Topham's Patent Snda
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLZ'S PATENT SPURS.
EANaH0Lz's PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWBANk'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS
BUFFALO AND FINE WO0LEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
HAIR RNESs.
. FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND EX
PRESS HARNESS.
sUTLERs', STAGE, WAGON, CART, ANIL
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPs.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRU N 8.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALiSEs,
LADIES' DRESS TR UNKS and BONNET BOXES
ARMY VALIsES AND PACKING rRUNKS,
LEADER and Canvass Pellisieur Bags, Leather
CAnyABB and Carpet Travelling Bags, LA1ieh' French
sAtohelu, Toy Trunks and School SateheIs, and
every article in their line OF husinsAs.
REM BERl
s. $40 s
VENTH sTREET.
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VARIETIES CENTRAL MUSIC HALL.
SEE THE SIN DEGREES OF CRIME.

.'''....''.
Let the public watch, We sure II is Oi inter, 81
TO them. Let him take IessouH OF the Fue King, so
a. to fesis' heat, for there is warm place below
waiting Tor this "hyely nea OF Cranberry Hall"
Why do you not go back 20 your legitimate
trade, learnt at public institution, st publte's
eXpCnBel How do you like cutting stone at blaek-
wolla Island, whel you arrived from a fore,gn
country, leaving your eounty ior your eountTy's
good
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DY JAMES G. MCGUIRE CO.,
ID la.--. AUCTIoNEERs.
On TUEsDAY'AFTERNOON, August %, 1884,
at o'clock. We shall sell, at public sale, the
premises, The west half al Square No. 52s 'front.'
Ing on NORTH ", Boundary, and Fifth streets Nst,
containing about 20 s2s sqnare feet 10 lptn 70 sut
pnrchasers. This property Is located nesr Kendall
Green. =
Terns Of sale: one-fourth cash; the balance In 6,
IA and Is mouths. Deed given and deed Of trust
taken to secure the deferTe ed payments
All the writings and Government stamps At the
cost Of tho purehahors. p
JOHN l.. KENDALL,
7. ~. HANSON,
SAMUEL NORMENT,
Committee OF National guitding Ass vets alton.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE h CO.,
An3-eOSds AuctiOneera.
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN
l. PULICE-hn old bay HORSE, star In fore
shoulder, with buggy and harness, were taken At
the bait. r. r. DtpO', on the night Of July % the
same having stood there the preceding day with
olt care, The owceT or owners are hereby mott.
ued to make proof thereof to the satisfaction OF
the Property Clerk OF the Metropolitan Police
District at his office, No Is3 tenth street west,
prior to 10 O'clock s.m Thursday, August So 1854,
or said property will then be sod for cssh 10 the
highest bidder pursuant to law, at the Bazaar, No.
96 Lou BianA avenue. by order,
GEO. r, HERRICK, Prop'y Clerk.
AuI5,2O,24 W. L. WALL Il CO., Auots.
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THE THIRD CORPS" THE DlA-
MOND" is new houss just opened by the
old oiiieers lately belonging to INC 3d corps, Army
OF the Potomac, 1t ia furnished with everything
that the palate Ot an epiouTean m liquors could
desire, And we recommend our friends To pay q
visit 10 46I Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF HOokerS and Kear cy's old divisions, win
alwNY no welcome. iClS-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

DOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD
i ing corner Of LoulpisuA avenue and Tenth
street, lwo large halls AMI TO rooms Of oonve-
nient size, suitable for associations, Insurance
oficos, law Offices, &C, The rooms have lately
been renovated and fitted up for the purpose.
Apply At GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on Louisi-
ana avenue, near Tenth street. je2I-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

WASHINGTON CITY PosT oFFIoB.-The re-
cent act Of Congress relating 10 the Post Ofiice
Department having reduced the labor to be per-
formed in the city post offees to q considerable
TO dispense with The services Of the following
cletks in the Washington office! G. T. Noyes, jr.,
J. y. Baden, J. A. Williams, d, +. Groux, L, H.
McDonough, Thomas Oliver, and 4. II. Brown.
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I AUCTION SALES
p UrBL p / 10 ,sNLEa u
CAPTURED AND AaInpoSHp psoprRry

1
I'D UrBL 10 SALE, ~
CAPTURED AND As4EpoND PROPERTY.
.a,rr,J Z TnEAsuhr DrrAErMrrr.
/. -! 'iofFicE sEcosp ,AofSCY,
- WAsHIForoH, August J. lssL = 4 -.
A large and ysyied ISt e s.g,9Ied and a5aadoaed
property WI 'be 'oid vt public suction, to the
Sisn''i NJ. ii KING KIN6 srREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
on the sit'of August, is'i, At 10 o'clock, a. M ~
The sale will comprise large and valuable as
iS5iTsnE FGRSiT6kE 8f AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
Mahogany, pi.ek.wsinut, snd On cherry Furnltur.,
Sarpets, Crocksry,
Cooking Utensils,
Glsss and Tin Ware,
PianofOrtes, Melodeons,
sruEs and Chemicals,
valuable lot Of Dry Goods,
Large lot OF MioellAneous Books,
Fancy Goods, Stationery, CUTLERY,
Large lot Of Cotton Warp, Wool,
Large quantity Manufactured Chewing and smok.
ing Tobseeo,
Wines, Liquors, various kinds Bitiers.
Also, isrse quantity Of Blue and other RAGS,
and variety Of other goods, too numerous 70 be
E5- Terms essh. in Government funds. on deliy.
ssaS-rs. Sup. Spec a. asii a EEIsLsS; EIsi. S;:p,,
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A -7 HORSES.
r war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY puRrAr)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUNRTEENAsTLR,
WAsHIs0Tos, ID c., August ., 1854
VIII be sold, ~ public suction, to the highest
bidder at the times and places nz nci below, viz;
Rending Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August
49, 1854.
Altoona, Pennsylvsnis, THURSDAY August IS,
1854.
Ltbsuon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, septem-
ber l. 1884.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, Sep
tember 4, IssL. 80 ..
TWO HUNDRED taOO) Cavalry HOses, at each
plaoe.
These Horses have been condemned 40 unit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
70, road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had,
Horses sold slngly.
JAMES A. EkIN.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief ounrermS.,er,
auo-tstS Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

EOR RENT. PERSONS DESTROYS
ofrenting Rooms, finely furnished and agree
ably situated would do well TO call At as street,
between sixth and Seventh. The Post Office ana
Patent Office are near by. jyS.u
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I'VE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
l. LIMB Insurance COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

INlIE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
LIMB INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $5oO, 900.
ORIsON BLUNT, PreBt. JoHS l. CILLEY, See'y.
BRA NCH OFFICE:
No. 47i.FoUHTEENrH STREET,
OPPOSITE WILLARDs' HOTEL.
WAR RISKS TAKEN on LIFE, AT THE
LOWEST RATES.
lie insuring OF Limbs being the IpccialHy OF this
Company, the attention OF OFFICERS and SoL-
DIEHs lie particularly called to its merits.
Prospectus and circular, explaining the princi-
pies OF the Company, can be had, with all other In
iormStion, by calling at the ONCE, No. i7t Four.
tesu IA street.
EVERY OFFICER, SOLDIER AND SAILOR
Shoui insure his Limits, thereby providing for
himsslf in case he should be 50 unfortunate as to
lose 4 Limb.
This is the only Insurance Company oi the Kind
in the world, chartered expressly BY the state OF
New Yolk to meet the wants OF this great rebel
lion. GEO. S. WILLIS,
Aue-Im Managing Agent OF Branch othee.
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n 0TICE TO TAX-PAYERs.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
City Hall, August 10, 1864.
Tho rate of Tax for the year 1854 has been hxed
at one dollar and ten cents on the one hundred
dollars Under the law a diLclunt OF 10 per ce mt.
10 allowed upon all taxes paid on or before the
last day of september next. The Abatemcn mt there
In named will not be allowed upon the taxes on
property already in Arrears for general purposes
until all such arIearages are paid.
Aul6-eU2w WM DIXON, Collector,
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WANTED---THREE OR FOUR PU-
w pills to learn the PIANO-FOR e, by a
lady who has a few hours during the day TO spare.
Address, " A. d - Box 10, At tina office. jelI-ti
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

The IMPROVEMENT OF FSTREET.-The Mayor
last evening communicated to the Board OF Alder
of street north, from Fifth 70 Fourteenth streets
west. The people OF the city, and especially the
interior will he glad TO hear that this eded
Improvement has At last assumed tangible shape,
Through the exertions NJ Councilman Peugh, OF
the Second ward, aided by Mr.. Larner OF the Third
ward, chairman Of the improvement Committee in
the lower Board, this Improvement has been
pressed to . certainty. This enterprise assumes
double Importance when II is RENE ed that
1t 10 auxiliary to the new rairosd Enterprise,
which includes street between Finh street and
the Treasury Department.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

XXT ANTED.--A GOOD COOK FOR A
w nrst-elsss Hotel and Restaurant. Apply
At this ofice. jylSif
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

ITO RsNr..-AN ELEGANT HOUSE,
4 with brown stone front, partially furnished,
with all modern improvements, centrally and
PLEASANTLY located, No. It4 street, near the resi-
brick stable. The premises not to be rented for
poatdlng.house. For particulars, inquire OF Hon.
ELY, No n -Four. .and.s.h,li street, or JAMES
TOWLES, l9O u street. iy6-ti.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

SPECIAL NOTICE.
viii shortly arrive, entire new artiItes, who
have been engaged, and are now on their way here.
REMEMBER IHE GREAT VARIETIES.
Admission 25 and 90 cents; PrivStc BnxeR, IS.
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EOR RENT--A NEATLY-FURNISH-
Il ED ROOM, in a pleasant locality, for sii per
. onth. Address BOX No. 10, this office. Refer
cnee required. jy2Stf
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SUBSTITUTES.

SUBST ITUTESI
> SUBSTITUTES
n. II. MILLER Z CO.,
No. 5II Ninth street west, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
(25) twenty-five men for the army rs REPRE-
SENrATlVEs for those liable to the DRAFT,
AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
N. B,-Runners literally dealt with. Exemp-
tiOR Papers prepared with despatch, BY
N. II. MILLER,
au3- IS Justice OF the Peace.
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WANTS.

XXTANTED-.ST0UT ABLE. BODIED
w MEN for the Regular Army. Large bOun-
ties. Apply to the office, 500 New Jersey syonue.
iyIatf
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WAR RISKS TAKEN ON LIFE, AT THE
LOWEST RATES.
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LOCALDNEWs.

A MERITED TEsTIMosIAL.-Our fellow-citN
zen And soldier, Colonel samuel ~ q owen, was
the recipient, last week, Of the foilowngy letter
from hts former companiops,ln-Np'y yof be a
Pennsyly cavalry ~. .yalgs, d
ss.i. MorocAcy JuNcTIoN, Aug ., 1854. s.,
We, the unAerBignsd, 0ffcers bf ltfb 5d Penhsyl l.
wants cavIry, hsvshs ,erycd undsr Lieut, Col
owen in the I'D Ptn.sylvAntA oavglty, desire 70
express In this mAuhef our npptesiAtioD Of him As
a soldier and gentleman, Participating with him
in all the battles dutiug Nee ellAhs campaign, We
most coriiaIly testify TO his bravery, sqolhess
and VAllantry In action, auhis and social
qualities In camp. separated, as we shAlt be In a
few days, from esch other, We stil indulge the
hope that the chain OF 'IiehdHfip formed In danger
may still link US together and memory oft recall
the dangers as well aB the happy hours passed to-
gether.n
The above is signed by Edward e. Jones, Leu-
tenant Colonel, commanding the regiment, and
the other officers Of the reg iment. AZ this waa
one Of the last aots Of the regiment prior to
being mustered out Of the tervice, Col. Owen will
feel proud to have been remembered in the last
hours OF Its servise. Col. oven led the regiment
through the Peninsula campaign and through the
battle Of Antietam. As \ soldier and citizen,
him,
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s5cO, 900.

'RrsoS BLUNT, Presr. Jous l. cuLry, ses'y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

OPPOSITE wrLLARDs' HOTEL.
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REvERDE JOHNSON ON SLAvERY.-Reverdy John
son, of Maryland, in late speech, in the Yankee
Senate, said:
1t might be admitted he thought that in the eye of
the Constitution slaves property in those States
where they are so held; but they are persons Also
Representation in Congress is based on the fact that
they are persons. Though slaves, they are men.
They owe allegiance by birth, and though the Su-
preme Court has decided that under the clause de-
timing the jurisdiction of that Court they are not
citizens, in relation to other clauses of the Consti-
tuition it may be far different They have the pro-
lection ofthe government to certain extent at least
and why should they not contribute to its defence
AS property they NAV be taken for the public use
on compensation to cir owners being made. AS
to the compensation, some complaints had been
made, and Justly, perhaps, as the Senator thought
in regard to the manner in which the law had
been executed by some of the agents of the gov
eminent This however, should not induce the Sem
ator to lift his voice in the Senate his arm out
of to weaken or embarrass the government in its
efforts to suppress the rebellion. When the anthor-
iy of the government is restored to its full extent
then inquiry might and would be made into all such
matters. As to the slave himself compensation
Invested the owner of all his rights and conveyed
them to the public He (Mr. Johnson) had never
doubted the employment of the slave in the military
service Of the country ipso Jacto emsncipated him
1t would be disgraceful, after the employment of
colored men to defend its existence that this goy
eminent should permit them to return to slavery.
He thanked, God they never could be re enslaved
1t gave him pleasure to remember that when he for
merly had the homer of occupying a seat on this
door, in 1947 he declared, that in debate upon the
subject of slavery, that it was wrong as a system
morally and politically and especially economically
Slavery was indefeusible. The people othis country
were rapidly Becoming wiser on this subject
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Il Dec I7th 1858. To the holders Of North-Carolin6
8 per cent. bonds lasIy j., :. Is y ~ -
which all the per cent bends of this Stse issued
they payable at the pleasure Of the State and BY the
9th section of the act Of the General Assembly, ratified
goth December 1851 the Treasurer is directed to raise
funds therein prescribed and to "pay of the Est day
of January 1885, the State bonds bearing per cent in
teres unless the holders of said bonds will exchange them
for per cent bonds payable the of January. 1885,
with coupons for the interest payable semannuy at the
Treasury in which he is authorised and directed to
make such exchange" The Treasury being now provided
with the funds contemplated by said Act, hereby notify
all holders Of said per cent bonds to present them at the
: -. : -H- JONATHAN WORTH
.--.. Public Treasurer.
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-.THE SUB
n scrber having qua6ted at the last session, August
term, of Wake County Court the Administrator of Camp
bell T. Ired deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
hang accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate 10
present them to him for payment within the time prescribed
BY law this notice will be plead in bar of recovery
while all those indebted to said estate they will please cali
at Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt, and settle them.s
CHAS. E. JOHNSON Admir-.
ofC. T. Iredell, decd
II IA
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UNDER ARREsT-Capt G. W. Alexander, Asst
Provost Marshal, is under arrest by order of Gen.
Winder. He is detained at his quarters in Castle
Thunder" The charges preferred against him
are said to embrace mafeasancs in the discharge of
his duties.
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TOWNSVILLE SCHOOL, YADKIN COUN-
- TY, n c. will open the Spring session the l4th of
January, 1854. j. G. Marler, Principal.
Parents and guardians who expect to patronze this
school, should inform the principal of the TACT early
practicable Young ladies enter this school with pro-
prety there will be but few if any, large boys connect
ed with it Special pains given to these who preparing
themselves to teach in n G. Common Schools The
Principal is a teacher of experience.
TERMS 90 WEEKS:
Tuition and board at the old price, paid in produce at
the old prices but if not where it is not convenient to
do that terms in money will be mo dera:e
cheap any other school, Payments in advance.
Address J. g. MARLEk,
- = - d. Jonesvile, N c.
Dec 81 1858. 102-2tpd