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FOR FLOUR.

sEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the
3Oth instant, at - o'clock NJ, for furnishing the
subsistence Department with Ten Thousand
Barrels OF Flour.
5000 barrels in new oak barrels, head lined.
5000 barrels In new strong cotton sacks, one
half barrel In each sack.
BIDS will be received for what Is known as Nos.
l, 2, and =, and for any quantity leAs than the
10000 barrels. AlsO, for one hundred barrels OF No.
2 Family Flour.
separate sheets Of paper.
ihe delivery OF the nour to commence within
five days from the opening OF the bids, and In such
quantities, daily, AZ the Government may direct
delivered at the Government warehouse In George
town, at lhe whsryes or railroad depot In WASH
The delivery OF all -four awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the opening OF the bids.
Payment will be made In certificates OF Jude bted-
meas or such other funds the Government m Ay
have for disbursement.
Tie usual Government inspection will be made
lust before the flour 10 received aud none will he
accepted which 10 not fresh ground.
An oath OF allegiance must acc 1mpAny the bid OF
each bidder who hAs not the oath on hle In this
office aud no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or IRON bidders not present TO respond.
Government reserves the right 70 reject any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed TO the under.
signed, ~ No. 29S a street. endorsed Proposals
tor Flour"
.WaHhinglon, d., C., Jan u 1864 JAl!'l1i
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John J0LLIFFE,
PROPOSALS.
FOR DEAD H RISES.

CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMABTLR,
WARRINGTON, d, C., January IL, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
office up to 10 o'clock A. NJ, on "WEDNESDAY,
January 90 1854 for the purchase of all horses that
may die or be killed at the Cavalry Depot Gies-
boFo, near Washington, D. c, within the next
twelve months succeeding the date OF the letting
of the contract.
The horses will be delivered at a certain desIg-
mated spot, to be fixed by the UBitel States.
The animals are to be removed daily, and con-
veyed far enough from the limits Of the Depot TO
avoid all nuisance, either to the Depot or the resi-
dents In the Vicinity,
Payment will be required In Government funds,
at the close Of each month, for all animals deliv
cred up to that date.
Bonds, with approved securities, In tho sum OF
one thousand dollars will be required from the
party to whom contract is awarded.
Each proposal must state the price per animal,
giving full name and post office address, and be
accompanied by guaranty signed by two respon-
sible persons and certified by some U. S. ofeer or
responsible person known % this Bureau, and also
by the oath OF allegiance, signed, stamped, aud
duly Rtteated.
The contract must be enter d into within three
days Of the date Of award
fhS otice reserves the light to rel ect any all
bids that may be offered.
Proposals should be addressed to Captain James
A. Ekin, Chief q NJ. Cavalry bureau, Warrington,
d. c., and be plainly marked on the envelope,
" Proposals for Dead Horses
JAMES A. EKIN,
JaIs-6td Chief Q. NJ. Cavalry Bureau.
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PROPOSALS FOR DEAD HORSES
AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's 0FFICE,)
DDPOT OF WASHINGTON,

WASnIHGTOS, ID, C., January 10, 1864
Sealed proposals Will be received at this office
until MONDAY, February /, 1861, at 70 O'Clock NJ,
for the sale Of all the Horses and Mules that may
die or be killed at this Depot within the next
tract. VI.
The bodies OF the animals will be delivered by
the United States, daily, to any point within the
limits Of this city that may be agreed upon by the
Government and the contractor, and to be conveyed
from thence by the contractor sufficient distance
from the limita Of the District OF Columbia so as
not to become nuisance to the citizens thereof or
to this Depot,
Bidders win state the amount per ANIMAL and
give his full name and post office address,
Payment will be required at the end Of each
month in Government funds for the number Of
animals delivered during the month.
An oath of allegiance to the United States Gov
eminent must accompany each proposition.
The ability OF the bidder to I'LL tho contract,
should II be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee.
Bonds in the sum Of 8 1000, Elgned by the con-
tractor and both his guarantOIs, Will be IeQulFGd
of the successful bidder upO signing the contract
Proposals must be plSlnlY marked " PTopoa Ais
for Dead Horses and Miles, add addressed to the
undersigned, ID. H. RUCKER,
BrigAder General and Chief Quar- teFmaatGr,
jal4-lOt Depot Washington.
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FOR CAVALRY
HORSES


OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
WAsElE0TON, ID. C., January 10, 1864.
SEALED PR0POSALSwll be received at this
Office until ~ o'clock NJ, SATURDAY, January
30, 1861, for FIVE HUNDRED 5000 CAVALRY
HORSES, all to be delivered at Des Moincs, Iowa,
within thirty days from date of contract.
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than Ave 10y more than nine 10y years old;
from 10 TO 10 hands hight dark cOlOrs good square
trOtters Birdie WISE and OF size sufficient for cav
airy purposes.
1hsse speetdediions DiH Be strictly adhered TO and
Tgidly enforced IN every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless AecompA nied
by guaranty for Its faithful performance.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on ApplicA.
ton TO Captain Hunt, A. q. NJ, at Davenport,
Iowa,
Successful bidders will be required to enter into
written contracts, with good and sufficient seeu.
ty, within eight 49, days from date Of acceptance
of bids.
The oNth Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
hi deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for leSs than nifty
horses.
Payment viii be made on completion OF contract
or as soon thereafter rs funds may be received
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Cav
airy HorAes," and addressed to Captain James A.
Ehin, Chief QuArteTmasteT, Cavalry Bureau,
Washington, d, q.
Any further information will be promptly given
on application TO
JAMES A. EKIN,
Jsl5-l2t Chief QuartermASter, Cavalry Bureau.
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LOCAL Preachers AssoCIA rIoN.-The Asso-
citation met at WesOy Chapel last night, President
Buckingham In the chair. oIened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Pitcher, OF the Christian Commission.
New. J. J. Camp. OF the committee upon the case
Of tho contemplated appointments south OF the
Avenue and at the foot Of seventh street. reported
progress.
The corresponding secretary red communities
tions from yariouS paste In this city and George
town, enclosing lists OF local preachers attached
to their respective charges The committee on
the circular Of appeal 10 the local preachers Of
tho city were granted another week for the prspa-
ration OF their report As the meeting was small
those present generally understood that the
preachers who nllei appointments at various
points In the city last Sabbath would attend the
same next sunday.
MIR. Pitcher from the Christian Commission,
made brief report suggesting several new heldS
oflAbor, especially Camp Marshall the camp Of
Engineers near the Navy Yard. the camp OF l4th
N. II, vols, the Old Capitol, and Soldiers ReSt,
Central GuaTdhouso, camp OF seotpS 900, On
seventh Htree', aud sherbuTne DarraokL
Mr.. Pitcher gave notice OF his intention to he
present at the next meeting, and 10 the meantime
promised to prepare full report ofocalitieH where
the labors 81 Local Preachers would be beneficial.
Rev. James Mitchell was appointed for the SUN
day morning service at Wesley Mission Chapel.
On motion, the sEOeiatIon adjourned TO meet at
Foundry Chapel, next Monday evening, the 25th
instant, at 7 o'clock.
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MOTTO WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. - On and after
THURSDAY, October lat, tho steamers THOMAS
GoLLYER, Capt GedGeyi MARY ,. RAPLEY,
lingShead, will commence their regular trips be-
tween Alexandria and Washington, At O'Clock IN
the mOrninB, running every hour until o'clock
PA Se2t-u
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THl GRRkT PENNSYLVANIA 10 UlF.-Tl
Quickest and safest route TO the Northwest AZ
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one 10
Sunday. Soldiers tickets st Government rAteI Il
all the principal points In the North anh West
For tickets and further Information Appiy ~ the ~
hee OF the Great PennsyvAnIA Route" northeast,
corner PennEylvaniA Avenue aud Sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. Once 0psu from 4. N, IN .
p. nl,ion Sundays 90 4p. m.
.. '..r e.. y. SUgTUE,
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FIoHTiSG.-Rlchard Burke, John II, Bangs,
and Frederick wickeman were arrested last even
ing by officers Lynch and Williams They were in
Dubant's Restaurant at the time indulgng in ex-
oessire drinking. One Of them, blacksmith
boosted that he could excel In the art OF bread
making the others, who were bakers, quarrel
ensued, and from words they came to blows, when
they were arrested by the policemen. Each was
fined $3.50 BIZ Justice Giberson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

WHTTEHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AyxHuE.-This. &C ebrated estsh Iahmen' has just
been elegantly RENTED and furnished Has one OF
the largest collections Of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nkeneeseH Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. Likenesses Of many Of
these fallen in bate can be obtained here, For
superior work, Whitchurst outstripping his COM
petitorE, received medal Mt the Worlds Fair,
London Particular attention Is called To his new
imperial Photographs, also ,NignettB now much
ought after, novlI-u
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
" SUBSISTENCE.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 10, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are invited
until the I'd Of February, at II O'Clock A. IN, for
the Hides, TallOw, HoDls, and Horns of all Gov
eminent cattle hlaughteted within the ancient
limita ofthe District OF Columbia for three mon he
or more, from the Commencement Of the contract.
The above articles TO be collected by the CON
tractor. and removed from the various places at
which the cattle are killed At such times as m be
designated by the OH .er IN charge.
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides
and 1allow HOofs and Horns coming from every
animal slaughtered unless Il can he made atisfac-
torily to appear to the Subsistence Depart " cnt
that all due eXerton, diligence and care was made
to obtain the said artiClcs,
Payment will he required every ten days in Gov
crnmcnt funds.
The bids will state thc amount, per animal, for
the articles referred to- aud he accompanied by the
following guarantee, certificate, alhdayits Of each
guaFantOr, and oath Of allegiance. Blank forms
can be obtained hy application 10 the undersigned.
PROPOSALS
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
- AND MULES At AUCTION. al ..rr.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERS lsTER's,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January Is, 1861. (
WIN be sold at Public Auction at the Government
Corral, on Skaters farm, near Alexandria Va, on
the 2sth day OF January, lSCi-
30 Horses,
Mules,
Condemned rs unit for public scrN Ice,
Sale to commence Mt 10 o'clock, a, N.
TERNs-Cash, in Government funds.
J. e. {. LEE,
ja2O-st Captain and Assistant Quartcrmastrr,
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whole, Cantofburyr iesnla destined to lose moth
ing in popularity trom.ihc chans. in It's manage-
ment.H. D. ~ On ~ q. .s.s# -
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n. .. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
III be entlts " ny services 70 the amount Of
ikSir eharg"s. Eel
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We, the undersigned, residents OF 60. in I c
eouaty Of -, and StAtoOf -, hereby, jointly
and Beye ally, covenant with the United States,
and guarantee In caa the foregoing bid OF ---.
shall be accepted, thst he will, within Eve days
after the aoeep anoe Of said bid, sign contract for
the prompt snd iaithial execution OF the same,
and that We will become his security on a bond In
the sum OF fifteen thousand dollATE, for the per
Torrance OF his CONTRACT In conformity with the
terms Of his proposal, and that in case the said
shall fail TO enter into contract, under the
terms OF the advertisement, dated -, 1856 in.
Wiling proposals Tor Hides, Tallow, Hoofs, and
Horns, we guarantee to make good tho d iiere nee
between the offer made by the said - In the
foregoing PROPOSE and the next lowest re, pons
Bile formSI bidder, OF the pcraon to-wlom the con-
tract may be awarded.
Witness; Given under our hands and sealI
- Il this = day u -, lSH.
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THOMAs E. LLOYD,

AND Aohnf FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, re-
WARRINGTON, d. e.,
Win give prompt and etieient attention 10 the
prosecution OF Claims OF every description against
The Cover nment, and make no charge unless IuO-
oeAalul.
Both references and charges for services win DO
made SAtiBfAetOrY.
10 Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis.
eAsed during the existing war; also for the widows
and orphans OF soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease Incurred while in the United stAtes ser
vice; also, Bounty Money Tor the heirs-in.lAw Of
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for,
WhrdiA az business.
Srhe Highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS n. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. +T6 seventh street,
Washington, d. q.
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HoNEsTr CRopPINa oUT.-The sum Of $3.50
was received At the Treasury Department yester.
day from an unknown source The writer Of the
note inelosins II says that the Government was
deprived Of the amount through an imperfect uu.
deratandlnE Of law governing some translation,
and not from any intention TO dofraud
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

APPOINTMENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-Mr.
Joseph NJ. Downing, Of the Third ward, has been
appointed master Joiner In the joiners department
at the Navy Yard, In the place Of Henry Forrest,
dismissed The vacancy in the plumbers depart
mont, oeeasioned by the dismissal Of VIM. 4.
Hutoilson, master plumber, has not as yet been
filled. u is one o. the largest departments In the
yard and embraces ave different branches Of buii-
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the GrSBoAT sAssAors.-The sassacus has
undergone thorough repairing, She IL Euuboat
carrying four guns. Per wheel.house was broken
In some time ago, by a collision She Ia now ready
to sail, bat will not venture Tor day or two GA
account OF tho ice The King Philip went to Alex.
Andria this morning. and upon returning reported
the river 10 be full Office o..
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The responsibility OF the gusrantors must be
shown by the ofeihl eeflihcate Of a United States
District Attorney or United SateB Judge The
certificate must be in the following form
hereby certify thai, from audience entirely
satisfact tory to me, the Aboye-uAmed guRFantora
amount for which they offer to DO security.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

county Of g., offer, per head, for al Hides
TalOw, HOOls, and Horns Of all Government beef
Cattle killed within the ancient limits Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, - dollars and -
cents (the amount TO be in words and fgurCs,l sub
ect TO all the conditions Of the advertisement here
with amended.
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Tn AssEMBLr's CHURCH FAIR Is attracting
many visitors to Odd Fellows Hall, where much
enjoyment may bO had for little money spent for
good object. 90 rrH.HH.. NO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

HOTEL GERHARDT,"
III $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South side, between Four-And-a-hAlf and sixth Sta
Washington, d. C,
The undersigned most respectfully calls the at
tentlon OF the public OF Washington and strangers
TO this entirely new and spendidly furnished hotel
Tors. A brilliant Restaurant supplies custom ers
with the hest Rhenish, French and CAtAwbA wines,
good and In season. The prices are very moderate.
jAn7.im JOS. GERHARDT; Proprietor.
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Who WILL BB CURED I'VE desire 10 call
special attention TO the advertisement OF the ccle-
brated DR.. Vellnl which appears in another column
The DoctorsA safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and eNperlnBoe Ia guarantee that The unfor
tunato victim OF certain inscretlnng can with
hdcuce lntrustkis case ins his hands, let y0urg
men be warned 10 time, aud seek tic lost means ~
relief % aaIs H' " a. Hi.s iklHui.FT. ..H. ...t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

A WORD OF ADvIoE!1aThose who. have been
iCopring for weokA aud inOn ths without obtaining
relief should consult Dr.. Fiehbiatt, whOao moe -
h No. AL stroet, ooFnerof Eighth street, AHd he
radically cured. twenty-five years experience hSH
established Dr. Ftshblatts reputation ~ y phyBl.
eiAn. Recent casca cured In 3 fow days CHARGE
moderate DR.. FISHBlATT
No. 42i Il street, corner Of Eigh.u,
ra. .H.r . OPPOSITE the General Post Ofiss
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LOCAIlN NEWS.

ILUtA u NiNEHiN.
4 -.
TIVE ASSEMBLY, CHURCH FAIR Is attracpng
many visitors TO Odd Fellow Hall, where much
enjoyment may DO had for little money apcnt for
good object. rrH.Fr. -H
:, - . ~ .,,,,, ~ soso
HONESTY Vhofr'Ne w. : " ~. ~ -
was received AZ INC treasury yss. W
usy from M uhsnoWn 'os.' s' " " w
note ms'ons , 49,. ,'.ass', ~" 10
deprived OF tne Amoun' 'nroush IN lmpe'IeS. uu'
"etatauinb oi NV y. si som.
ANU 'u' "oi" "'' ''i'.u'' o. W ,.. .
w.. o,..-.,n a,,s,o,.s m a....o,,. Il. 4,
in ~. ,,.SIs,, 1...,.,. en- -.
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a. ~ - ii ~ ~, ,'- - ~. -, ~
] sn' W" ~, - p,',i,. . "a, ~ w" 80 o1
80. ~. r,,. '..,,,.,' $3.50,
,ss r,,,ss a. ~ ~, 80 a." "''" -
p,.,,.,.... p,.L..s nj. ~. n 49,.
r,.s'.,. ,,,,N,'-,..','' .--..., -. -
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S.".., IN ~ go ~ -, ~ H. 40, ~ h,asd.
$3.50 ma .s .Vur -. - on.,ro,
$500 ~ 80, '. ~ 81, ,.,ne 40 h,o,yS whom
49, ,'.,sa . -. .o,Icouo, r.rb ,,,s
a., ~ AZ ~. $50. ~ S,,.,.p.
""'" WV 70 w. '...-.-.- d. .... ~
Appotx7,,uxr Ar TIVE NAVY YARD.-Mr,
80, I, ,,a,..,., =, ,ho rhIra ,v.rd- has hssn
~ 49, 49,, ,h InID.,,. dsn.,,ment
ttS -. -, a., a. rI.. ~ uenr,i TNorres,
,,.,a,.'S '-... ,.aa.a,, a. ,ho nlnmbot,. aenart.
-, 49, $3.50 ~ *. di.mi.s.I of WIN r
.II,,,.ht.,n ,oas... ,,nnh., -. No, "a ,et been
ana i :, y, ,aor ~ 800, der.,,m ~, In the
- -, ~. a. I,s Il, =, hr.nches ~ hu,l.
no.s'Sf- '''"'rNV = 80, 49,. - ~
- ma -
ARK ANDRtA AFFAIRS. - Coptured. - The
schooner Marshal j. smith, from Mobile for Ha-
yAna, was captured short time since with cargo
Of cotton--superoarEo J. ). Saith. We presume
our former fellow-citizen =. l.. Smith, had an In.
terest in the cargo OF cotton, which was grabbed
I'M by our blockadlnR squadron.
Gail por 49, oy,o,, % ,ha ,,.,.ution. takep we
h,,, ,,,,,a an, a, ~, ~ ,,,is oi,v W. acc
80 A.. w..s'n.,. .,,s,. ~ ,he,c a,s over
az - ~. a. st.,S,,a Id ,h,n,,mhs,
,sota..t raria 49,. a., ,he, h.ve in yya,h,ng.
80 90, ~, 80 ,ss. M nv c,,s. Of ANAL poS
'-'i-'. a., :, -
IoeehahoA-pf' hoA0heiahtt, surgeon ~ Sh"'se
oil the Iommissary hosphai' rece"eo o'ueiS Jew
uayS since 20 N"eoihA'e every 'hPioSee Vi I'e
CommlbsAry Department oil thiheity' on s"turuS
he yaoolnAted some 900 or 100 persons. Monday he
vaecinSted the employees Al the soldiers Rest
about " In All lhere are ABOUT SOO persons IN
the department
A R,,u a,,v,sv TbI. roorptng vl,i,st Wa
- - .,.oS,n. =, ,ha .osnsr 81 r,sh,h md q
80, S,,,as1In', ,,,,h an fr,snI /. md
~, - ~ ,1 ,',s,,nS -, a. $1,000, /.
Soon No, which S.s bssn penSapt rom an avn.
p :, -, IT,. I',,i. 80 a. MI, 80 ,ho
a ~ 20 - T., r. -
So - -, .",,I." ~ a. =, ,ho,, had
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!. nOn AGENTS WANTED.

IN 900 AGENTS WANTED. go.
lO.OOO SOLDIER, suffers, and others, In
and out OF the Army, to sell our National Battle
Pins and Medals OF Generals Grant, Meade Rose
Grams, Hooker, Banks, Mcclellan, Gilmore, Fos-
ter, etc, and silver Corps, Cavalry and Artllle y
a month, Samples are sent on receipt OF 81. Apply
to or address j. Barnett 4 Co, an Thirteenth St,
doors south OF Penna. ave, Warrington, ID c.
lAl2-lm
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BOARDING..

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jAls-5t ss4 Pennsylvsuia aveoue.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKSl!
Life of William H. Prescott, by George Tlcknor,
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tions OF the United States, by D. =. Morris. So
General Butler IN New Orleans, by Parton. 81
Just published, and for salo BY von
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HHYSICIAN,S Visiting LISTS
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NEW BOOKS. THE OLD HELMET,
~ pk the Authof OF the Wlue, "lue "oFlui
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROV ER,Bt THEAT
VI PennsylyAnia avenue, near willards HOTEL


VI Pennsylyania avenue, near WIZARDS Hotel.
LEONARD GRoVER........"......D DIRECTOR.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 20, 1864,
Third Night Of the Great Sensation Of the Season,
Tom Taylors beautiful drama OF
THE TICRET.OF-LEANE MAN, H.H
1.-THE play Ia so ethical writes District Attorney
A. Oakley Hall in his brilliant criticism, % that
wlih the philanthfopists ofthe day, who so shame
fully neglect the Prison Aid Society, and who 90
cupably leave the case OF the returned convict TO
his pals, could see the TicketoELeave and your
acting. The two should run together In this city
far beyond New Year, and you should not receive
your actors 'ticket-of-lesve' until every clergy
man and boy In the MetropolltAn Polioe distrlot
had seen the impefsonHtion Of the scenes between
Briefly and Willoughby."
Those ladies and gentlemen who desire pleas
ant evenings entertainment, are respectfully In
formed that Tom Taylor'B TICKET-oF-LEAVE
MAN will be pteseated on this evening with all OF
the New scenery, New Machinery, and New
seat. may Be secured daring the day between