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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
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MAUD

USpxR tie lilac ,-i.s vs sat,
Beautiful N'rs au1
Black eyes lAs4sj Uu t,all gysv ~.
Sweetlps kept talkiaso Ills sui tl5t,
As under the crass,u. moan We sat
Beautiful Maud spJ J.
rare, swest fic,. via waad Cil smile
heart -smils It wa' to-!
And YOU would keep woalOring all the while
About that wonderful. Won i-rfd smile,
curls dancing hi,hey anl thcr the while,
Aud sweet eyes shimmer,ag through,
Under the hlacs sat to night,
But all alone was
No bright eyes flashed from gypsy bat,
No sweet lips ehattci of this aud that,
While under ths lilac trees sat,
For all alone was l.
Beautiful Maud went home one day,
Out from the gray old grange,
l,eil her homo on the breezy, breezy bay,
Lefther tropical birds and her flowers they say
Lefl all, in the blossoming, blossoming May
Q beautiful Maud, twas strange
Beautiful Maud went homo to rest,
Many year agol
She died as the light dies out of the west
She died, with her sweet lsve half confessed,
Can lever say twas all for the best,
". Beautiful Maud2 No, mol
. beautiful Maud shall ! ever know,
In this lower, lower land,
Why came on my heart that terrible blows
Why your cheeks grew pale can ever know
Whyyou slumber to-day when the lilacs bloom
Can ever understand
-----------e~-.-. .-.-------
WHAT'S IN A KISS!
THERE'S formal kiss of fashion,
And a burning kiss of passion,
A fathers kiss,
mothers kiss,
And sisters kiss to move,
There's a traitors kiss for gold,
Like serpent's clammy fold,
A first kiss,
f A stolen kiss,
And the thrilling kiss of loves
A meeting kiss,
A maiden kiss,
N'- And kiss when fond hearts sever,
But the saddest Kiss
On earth is this
To KISS TO FART FOREVER.
Hl.
LIFE.
AN infant on its mothers breast,
bouncing boy at play,
youth by maiden fair caressed,
stalwert man with care oppressed,
An old man silver gray
n Is all of life we know;
smile, tear,
joy, fear,
And all is ocr below
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A Clergyman, who waA eonsoling young
widow on the death Of her husband, spoke
in very serious tone, remarking that he
vas one of the few. You cannot find his
equal YOU know."-To WHICH the sobbipg
fair one replied, with an almost broken
heart, Il don't know, butFh try.
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"Gentleman of the jury said Western
lawyer, ~woull you set a rat-trap to catch
bear, or make fools of yourselves by try
ing 10 spear a buffalo with knitting needle?
Then how can you be guilty OF copvieting
my client of psanslaughter for taking the
life OF a ,rOmaa ?" The prisoner was ac-
quilted.
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The grave Of an unknown soldier at New
port News. Va. is marked by head board
bearing only this touching and poetic epi-
taph: T" A SOLDIER OF THE UMoN--MusTEr.-
ED oyY."
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AIIsERNBLS PsoPLE.- Young ladies With
new bonnets on rainy Sundays.
A printer who publishes a paper for
nothing and finds himself
A AsmoiSipg nephew on a visit to'an anti
smoking aunt, e
A star aetrese With Aor name in small
letters on the bill
An editor with nothing btt cold potatoes
for christmas dinner.
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Evidence that the rebels are determined
TO massacre all the black soldiers who may
fall into their hands is furnished in letter
from Canton, Miss. published in the Ata-
lanta (Ga.) Appeal of April l9. The letter
writer says:
"General Ross broke up a plantation
near Snyder's Bluff, killing some fifty negro
soldiers who were guarding the workmen.
The killing was applauded. Take no negro
prisoners is the cry in which all join. 1t is
proper"
The writer goes on TO assign reason for
the murder of black prisoners of war. lie
says
"Self-preservatio requires that there be
no rule but that Of determination with arm
ed negroes"
lie is not nseRsible to The logic of this
proposition, as he adds:
1t might be we'll TO have no other rule
with these white fellows"
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A dog in Boston has been named Quota.
because lac never seems 10 be full.
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Censure is the tax a mau payeth to the
public for being eminent.
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NTOTLCfsrT FARMERS.
N 'ff' II + PEARL MILLS

IN '''" II z PEAR L MIL LIS
Wit n7waai mpr}yed machinery, are now in
the mna paf,-cl cOndltion To do your grinding of
all 4ints, " The best monner, al the shortest no.
tics. VIA many years experience in the business,
tie bc.bO. machinery, and experitnced and COM
pcto.l Hers viii not fail to give good satis-
faction 10 al, who may favor Us with their patron
age. Anj, whie gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years W. assure you no effort shall bespared
to merit euatinusnce Of your favors.
eE57 Tie hiyhes market price at all times paid
for Wheft. DICKS & JOHNSON,
43tf. s'.n IGtgi Atuhee CITY, FEB. IA. '62.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

AFRS. ROBINSON, late. of Mr.. Ponds estab-
IVA lishtpent, 2o4 Main street, Buffalo, has opened
a Boom ON Louisiana Avenue, opposite the Baird
House, Perrysburg, and proposes to take Ambro-
types and Photographs at the following prices
Anbfotvpes-F 25 cents to 50 so.
CArtes de Yisites--4 for 5 or 80 SO per dozen.
Yignettes-4 for 81. 81 s.,l ..,t ntr 5ttr igtf
G.. Is Tor each copy. rs
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GEORGE STRAIN
DR. J. J. DAHLEN rao
PERRYSBURG7 MEAT STORE

rs always to be found at his Meat Store on Front
l street, Opposite the Post Office The very
best of meat is always kept on hand, which he n
,itssth attention Of all lovers Of juicy roast or
tsi.Acr steak. 1q--l B..
P.rrysburg, Nnvember 4, 1853. 27zz
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Colonel - Hunt.
Lieut.. Col.-F. II, Milerl
Major-M. u. l.. Buell.
Adjutant- 80 Ayresi
Quartermaster-J. II. Reid
Surgeon---Dr. Mounts, of Morrow county
Chaplain--Rey. Mr.. Baughman.
Company G. Gath Battalion, from Web
ster and Freedom townships has been bro
ken up, and tlfe men and 0flcers assigned
to other Companies. One company in tho
18th Battalion has been similarly disposed
Of HIGH PRIVATE. -t,
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TEsTIM ONIALs;

wASHINGToN, d. c., March s, 1884.
DR. LIoHTHrLLS-Dear siri ItAke this opportu.
nifty to publicly express my gratitude for the won.
deFful cure OF Deafness you have in 10 short time
effected in my cAse.
Twas deal for Rbout six years, and for the Last
few years 81 much so could not hear preaching OF
common conversations but now, sinol your hvAl-
liable services have been rendered, I can hear as
well as ever. In conclusion let me say that the
noises with which have been troubled in my head
for years have also entirely disappeared.
Very truly, yours, ar .......-. .... ..
JAMES r. McCATHRAN, 80.
Tenth street, between and q,
Washington.
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n F f | c / A L

q FF CT Al.
RECRUITING FUND,
WAR DEPARrNEET,l
ADJUTAET GENEHAL's OFFICE
WARRINGTON, Feb. Is, 1864
lCiToulaT, MI
when recruiting officers Of the regular Army
In the field are not furnished with funds, the
twenty-five dollars advance bounty authorized by
section Of the act approved July 90 1861, and
tho two dollars premium authorized by the act
approved June 81 1862, will be credited to the
soldier on the first musterroll after his enlihtment
or re-enlisaHsHt, and paid by the pa! master who
pays him. H. D. TOWNSEND,
Apl Assistant Adiutaut General
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wLsHNoToS, D. C., March 2, tsOi.
Thih to certify that having been affected for
t"ehty years with DeSfneSs, and having tried
some OF the most eminent doctors OF our city With.
out any relief at Last heard Of d.. LiEhth'l and
! put mJS'f under his care. His treatment was
brief and successful. ! am now completely re-
stored, and the cure 10 apparently permanent l
have all eonntenes in DR., LEhthillT skill, and
would advice all Afrieted with Deafness TO 20 and
consult him at once. a.r. ....
JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residehee, near P and Eleventh streets.
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OFFICIAL IINOTICEs.
0FF7ITo.IA u! ~ n
TO RECRUITING OFFICERS.
49,. WAS DEPARTMENT.
ADJurAHT GEEERAL's 0TTIcE,
. ..r#.. WAaufuoToH Ian 90 1874

nEEIEEna
was pEpApTmrrT
ApyurAHT GEEERAL's oTTTcE,
sfrHH WARRINGTON, jan 20, 1884.
....a.., ,tCircular, No. 81
l. All men enlisted IN the regular Army since
September ., issl VIII Ne credited upon The quota
OF the state in which they were enlisted. =
The Superintendent Of Regimental Recruiting
Service Will forward to Govern "a Of STATE. ~
soon as possible) list Of ali men enlisted nto No
the regular Army by Recruiting Officers under
their commands from sopteubsrs 1897, to jan
uEry 1, 1894, giving the names Of the men, and
wherever they can do so, the district in which
they were enlisted Also, to forward TO You here-
after tri-monthiy reports OF men thus enlisted
Swing the names Of the men, State district of an
rolment, town, and county in which they were
enlisted, such reports TO commence nom January
1, 1854.
II. All The Recruiting OficerB will nav ali man
whom they enlist into the regular Army twontv.
Eve dollars bounty and two dollars premium i'm
mediately on enlistment.
Will also, In all cases where the Provost Mar
,hals Of the district In which they are recruiting
notify them that they have men who desire to en-
list into the regular Army, proceed 10 their Offices
and make out and eomplots their papsrI; but that
the transfer Of men from the volunteer service
Into the regular Army, after they have been def
nitely enlisted into the volunteer SERVICE 10 con-
hai1 W iaN'
III. The following Instructions concerning cred
Its offetHular soldiers the quotas Of states and
towns are furnished for the Information and
guidance Of ofOert recruiting for the regular Army
10 the held: -..
keoruns win be created 70 the localities from
wn,eh 'ney receive iocAl oount'es provided their
shN, ,', papers 'ho" 'hem enlisted 40 Of said
localities.
Soldiers feenliStng VIII be credited to the local
tiles to which the re-enlistments show them as
belonging. They viii DO allowed to select the
places from which they prefer TO reenist and that
selection will determine the quotas on which they
will be credited
Monthly lists will be forwarded to this ONCE OF
all The men who may enlist or re enlist specifying
their names, dittrietr OF enrolment and States.
You will also forward monthly lists, specifying
their names, diatriets of enrolment, towns, and
counties ron which they may enlist or re.enlist,
TO the Governors Of the states to which they may
belong,
" supcrintsndentS will make up from the
records OF their oce las possible) separate
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GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
"
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. CHAS.
WARNER, FORMERLY MRS DAN RICE,
has OPENED
AT SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK
AVENUE,
ron pNxs

At 'sIYTI aTpErT ANN Nypu, vopu
SiA III oihhhl AM NEW lORh
AVENUE,
go, 49,, ,,.... -,
Fun oNE WEEK ONLf'
"
GRAND COMBINATION OF ACKNOWL-
EDGED TALENT AND SKILL.
Manager. ................"...M Charles Warren
Equestrian Manager. ...........M Mr.. Harry Whitby
Master Of the Ring. ......... Mr.. Frank Whitaker
Musical Director. Joseph Nosher
This Equestrian Organization has been Arranged
with due regard to heightened reanement.
THE STOCK OF HORSES,
Which the Management takes pleasure in present.
ing to the public, is very large
Formerly Mrs. DAN RICE, will Introduce her
wonder :ul horse " Champion ~ at each
entertainment.
THE WHITBY FAMILY,
Consisting OF
who will introduce his equine Ascenslouist, a
beautiful scene, full OF thrilling Interest.
MASTER JOHNNY WHITLEY,
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400 REMOVAL S0O
"OTo NEW BUILT NC, wv
e. 500 81 So.
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES s. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EauIpa 4ES MANvFACronY.
NEW Bull DING,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may DO found, Of our own manufacture, a
most complete assortment Of every style and pr
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST CoLLARs AND MARTINGALEs
FINEswoRD BELTS, with rophAm's Patent slice,
Sole Manufacturers OF
LANGHoLz'S PATENT SPURS
LHNGHoLz'S PATENT CURB and NOSE STR AP
FOR SALE;
ENBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
BITS.
MILITARY AND ClIlZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS.
IN GREAT VARIETY
HAIR NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARNAGE, AM,
FINE SINGLE GXRRiAGE, BUGGY. AND EN-.
PRESS HARNESS.
svT PIdTaar S TfSFtsy WAGON CART, AND
HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, Stage,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALISES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BONES
AMY VALISEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Lea cher and Canvass PelliHieuT Bags Leather,
sSiehelS, Toy Trunks and School SStcheiu, and
every article in their line OF business.
r 3 NJ NJ B Err
Is 500 81
sEvEET sTREET,
Rf v" ! Il; y 4 / L &
HORSE AND CARRIAGE RAzAAk
AND REPoSIToRH,
Expressly for tho
ak OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, bTDLk, ia.
8 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
He'wCcn Ninth and Tenth StI., WAuhugr,
AUCTION sALks EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATTFDI'.
CASH ADVANCED ON CeNsIGNNEA!
sToRAsE FOR cARRIAGES
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 10.
Received for Private Sale.
Isab-H NJ WALK CO.. kustI.
NJ OH oE WASHINGTON AMI
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. - On aud .neT
THURSDAY, October LIST, the steamers THOMAS
COLLHER, Capt Gedneyj MARY p RAPLEY,
Capt. staokpolei YOUNG AMERICA, Csrt EOl,
lin8SheAd, will commences their regular wins br
tween Alexandria and Warrington, at o'elnvi, IL
the pOrniBg, running every hour m1tiI I'clC n
y a tslk-ti
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WAsHIN0ToS, o. C., March 1, 1864.
This Is to certify that having been Deaf since
the year 1855 and since that time gradually losing
my hearing until | was unable to hear eommon
conversation or public speaking, applied to DR..
Lshthill, Of New York, who, after 4 short and
p'inless course OF treatment entirely restored my
hearing. heartily recon end Or. LIyhthnI to
the Deaf, ......
FHEDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence, near Fort Saratoga
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DRoPoSALs FOR STEAM PUMPS,
BOILERS AND PIPE
CHIEF ogARTERMHsTER'I OFFICE,

CHIEF o S1SnI N % oorITIIIeE'l
WARRINGTON d. O., April lat, 1884
ofiise' nnIIi MpNnlv' ". oS,tS0ei Iee ~ thi5
O'Clock m, for the delivery at q street wharf or
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot 10 the city OF
Warrington, d, e., OF the followlng-nAmed ar
hales, viz! -, u. ..... .t. ..-sTI.
lat. One No, 2,WorthlDg ton Steam Pump, COM
plete. r.gt.. ~ ~. ...-.
I'd. One steam Boiler, feet long, 2 feet in diam
stsr, firsbox lei dsep, lei % IN a asim,
wide, similar to the new boiler now In nae Al
Mount Pleasant Hospital, near the city OF Wash.
ington. ~.
"a. Four hundred (lOO) feet Of Water Pine foA.t
irSn) az inches in dtamstsT, - >'
The AboVe-nAmed articles offerelby the sueseas.
full bidder will Iahieetad 10 rigid fnsneetIon he
fore Icing accepted, payment foF the anne 10 he
n, 40 unon ar dslItasyy 40 a,.s,'t saaa - a.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Pollard and Hendricks not
to be Executed.
COMPUTATION OF PUNISH
MENT GRANTED BY THE
PRESIDENT. 1-
Sentenced to PenItsntIary for Life.

READING OF THE DEATH WARRANT
AND oOMMUTATIOn TO THE CON-
DEMNED THEIR APPEARANCE
WHY THEIR SENTENCE WAS COM
MUTED -ATToRNEY GENERAL
BATES DEcIsIoN-sCENEsI In AND
AROUND THE JAIL THIS MORN
ING,
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onEr a S.I.. !. N IS oTrIcr, |

7
WASHINGTON, d. C., March 81, 1864.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Autlon, at AleXan-
dF.R, on SATURDAY, April 9th, 1864, st II O'Clock
=. m, a lot Of
Old Iron, Blacksmith Tools, Carpenters Tools,
Ssdder's Tools, Scales, Grindstones, Jack Screws,
Stoves, Lanterns. shOvcls, Rakes, Hay Forks,
v heelbSTows, Buggtes, Coaches, Ambulance,
Hand carts, Saddles, Horse Collars, Saddle Blan-
Bags, Horne Covers, Cufrycombs, Pick Axes
Horse shoes, Spades, and large lot Of other arIi
Cles, too numerous to mention, condemned as unht
for public service.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
articles in 1--WE t5) days from the day OF sale.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
ID. H. RUCKER.
Brigadier General and Chief Quar- crmaster,
nSl-gt DepOt Of Washington, ID, e,
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ALLOWANCE OF BOOKS AND BLANKS.
WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJurART GENERAL'a OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Feb. !, 1854
[CirculAr No. Isl
Mastering Officers, under the direction Of their
chiefs, will furnish 10 the troops mustered in by
them, at the time of muster, the authorized allow
Ance OF books and blanks. The books will be iur-
nShed from this office, upon requisitlon Of the
Chief Mastering Officers, and be distributed by
them. The requisition will state the number OF
Regiments, Independent Companies, and stah
Officers to he supplied. The receipt of the Com
manding offcer OF the Regiment will be taken,
and forwarded at once to this office as voucher
for the distribution. The books, SC, will be put
up in boxes, each containing u supply for one
Regiment, and sent upon receipt OF the requiSi-
ton. Any surplus supply will be returned to
this Office, when all the troops called for have been
mustered In. ED. TOWNSEND,
apl Assistant AdjutHnt General.
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ANY one having occasion to visit a private
Vellny.
A large and uueetrsnil practice here and else
where enables him to guaranty aperfoet cure in all
All visits and communication strictly private
and confidential, Persons calling see no one but
he DOCTOR. 4. ar.. .. .rr ~. .. febl-tf
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10 -- -,
Mastering and Disbursing Ofnser,
Each Recruiting Officer will furnish the DisbuTg-
ing Officers in his vicinity with his signature, for
the purpose OF comparing 1t with the signature on
the Certificate.
Until the ist OF March the two dollars premium
authorized by General Orders, No. II, OF July T.,
1852, will not be paid In the above cases.
The term veteran, In this case, ia intended to
apply to those soldiers OF the regular service only
who have served out the full term Of their enlist
ment and who may re-enllst.
T. u. TOWNSEND,
Apl Assistant Adjutant General.
II IL
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rHS GREAT PrSNsILvAtuA RoUTR.--r he
,cieNert and satest route to tile NoTthwcat =, q
ssutlEest. Two through trains daily, and one TO
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Gov eminent rates to
All the principal pointH In the North and West
Fos hr 1ets and further sppy st the %
dee Of the "Great PennsylvAnis Route" northeast
eorntr pennsylyaniA avenue and sixth utreet, IN.
Ter National Hotel. Once open rom . m. tcs
.. n.iop sunhayGP 70 Ip. n
J. sOsr1g
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F0RD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.

THIS (FRIDAYl EVENING, April l,
EDWIN FORREST
VIII give his rendition, for this night only, of
LUCIUS JUNfUS BRUTUs,
In John Howard Payne's Tragedy OF
or, THE FALL ! j I OF TTlRau1N
saturday, last night OF the oCToRooN
Monday. EDWIN FORREST in enc OF his grand.
est conceptions.
Due notice will be given of the first performance
OF 'he new play BY George n Miles, Esq, entitled
SENIOR VALIENTE.
IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-PartisB holding Reserve ed
Seats are respectfully requested to attend early
The Immense throng OF patrons now Atte aiding the
Theatre I'LL the thoroughfares 10 an extent render
ing access TO secured places somewhat difroult
after the rise OF the curtain.
Reserved seats on Mt Forests nights, % cents
extra. Al
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SEV ENTH RID.
OLD CoNTNENTALs IN THE FIELD
FoRTY-sECoND BALL.
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
OF THE
CONTINE STAL GLEE CLUB,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DRAFT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At TEMPERANCE HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 7,

Az HhLli AIRll Il
The Committee beg leave to inform their old
friends and the public gene ally, that they intend
to keep up their reputation, and make this the
beat Ball OF the season, to the honor OF our
country.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman aud Ladies',
$3.50
Ladies' Refreshments furnished.
Withers' Brass and String Band has been en-
gAgedj also, the Veteran Reserve CoFpB Brass
Band OF seventeen pieses has been kindly rendered
by Colonel X. Rutherford for the occasion.
Tickets can be obtained OF any OF the Committee,
or at the door on the night of the Bail,
BALLET MASTER,
JOHN J HALL.
FLOOR MANAGERs,
James +. Walls, N, j. Porter,
{. o. {. Anderson, Andrew Archer.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Arch. NJ, CAbe, II Naohmsn,
James West, William Wilson,
COMMITTEE or ABANDONMENT,
John J. Hall, President, 7, Fisher Secretary,
John Wilson, Secretary, c. J. Brewer, Treasurer.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
Hon. Mayor Il, WAllAch, Hon. Jno. II. semmes,
Hon Thos b. Florence, Hon. Thos Lloyd,
Capt. James II. Birch, DR.. J. y. Morgan,
John stevenson, W. J. MurtAgh,
Geo. MAttingly, John r. Elvan,
Capt Henry A. ssheetz, g. Baker mlo-dtd
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WHIrEHuRsT's GALLHRH, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
lvEEvr-Thir celebrated establishment has Just
been elegantly nentted and furnished. Has one OF
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nfenesses OF distinguished pcreonIl
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
Superior work, Whitehurst outstripplnE his COM
petitors, received medal At the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attentionis called to- his new
imperial Photographs, also vignetta now much
euEht after. EIa-I . novlI--u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
III TIoS, every WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
DAY, at II o'clock n. M, at the WHARF foot OF
sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW, &c, that
i Ay be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered outside tho
limits OF the District Of Columbia, and shipped 10
this point for such disposition, Terms; cash, in
Government funds, to be paid At tho time Of sale,
@. BELL,
msIm Lieutenant Colonel and c. S, VS.,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

Crowns THnATRH-The grand opera Of
"Stradella II TO be presented this evening with
cast OF unparalleled strength Both Of the admira-
Bile tenors, Mr.. Hinmer and Mr., Habelmann, and the
beautiful prima donna Mile Cannissa, as well A.
opsrs NJ hesn ~ nssnars,,o ~ sppsrsi Az.
and win be presenfed with ne exeeIIenoe which
great cornpsnv 81 artists. M Ssie of seets for
this evening has been Tanidiy nrooreasing Tor The
pRst two dsya md iarce nd WV Az dIenee
Il expected President fInsoln has secured A boT
Tor himseif and family, and We learn that several
other dIstinFuiahed families Arc 10 be present 10
witness the great trial between two OF tho hncst
tenors An Amctiss ' N1'''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

NE only place whereyou can purchase nd !,
Ig.Ar Inais % all kinds st MdEufGeiirs,s prIs.s d
II Il. A. HALLS India Rubber WAtoh0use, y :
PennsJlVaniA sysnue, between Ninth and Ten,
tIeots. Also, all kindB Of Rubber gnOdA hcsuti.
ullJ repaired At short notice. mar