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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

REVISION or THH DISTRICT EHKoLHANF List.
A revision Of tho enrolment IA this District 10
new IoiAE oA-tAe sfieerI OF the provost marshal
undes the dram hddiaE the names OF Lush persons
A. have ahAiled the EIe OF 20, AID striking OF the
names of such A. have beeene ever Is SlRee tho
nrst enrolment. Such persons, too, as have been
enrolled elseThS are having their nAaeG stricken
or
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

eUDDlA DEATH OF A GOVERNMENT ONION.
-ol Saturday evening, r. II. Townsend, Isq.,
lihinE In his chair, in the sonpAny OF yisitorI,
Hon Nj. Patterson, OF the HoGIe, lad Just lofi
him, and scarcely had he reached his lodgings, be.
death Of his friend
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

A FrILosorHIC HHRo.-IesterdAy Q captain
Of artillery who was wounded In the late battles,
was tAksA frsa the wharf 10 AInsry square hes.
pitAl. His right elbsW was shattered AID His len
isot shot ct. whilst eAtsTiBE the hospital, he
GBIhSU, IAt that was thAt . pair OF boots would
last great deal LANCER ASh WSuld snly have to be
nAds right AAdlsftl, ThlB jeAtihg whSa suirerInE
from Eush severe Wsulas excited the WoAlsr 4
Admiration Of all psrssAS around hin.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i tbs subscriber has sbtAiRsG frSn the Orphans
Court Of WAIhiRItoA County, in the District oil
Columbia, letters Of AdnihlStfEtea en- the personal
.. C., dssSIIsd. All persons hLTinI SlGlsi
against The said deceased, are hereby warned V
SIhibit the sane, with the yoreherE thereof, 70
The subscriber, SR or before the ltth day Of Nay
ISIt they say stherUiIs BY law b SXslIis1
hen all senent Of the said estate.
chsH undsT NJ hand this l4th SAy 81 NAY, A.
D. 1854
AHLkRA WOLF MAYER,
nJlGIASIs. AdmiEibtrGtTk,
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GALE 0F CONDEMNED STOCK.

GALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK.
WAE DEPARTMENT, CAVALRI BUAEATrl
OFFIcE or CHIET QUAhTERMAITHA,
MNHIN0ToN, d. e., May 10, 1884.
WILL Slid AT PUBLIC AUCrlO Y, 70 the
hiFhsSt bidIer, At GIesboro Depot, on THURS
DAY, the 2stk instant, beginning at 10 o'clock ..
m, from one hundred aud nItJ (lt0) TO Two hun
Dire OO) HORSES
These horses have been condemned as unht for
the sNVAlry service Of the Army. FG road And
farm purpoteI many good bargains may be had.
HoFbtI sold GlnEly.
Terms, eAth, In u 8 currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
nyl7.U 1t. Col. c. z. N. Cav. bureau.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ NJ II u u u II nv IA ~
~ c,N,.nn,,,
SSAANNTTERBURx
CANTERBURY
Music HALL AND THEATRE,
O. iiidHa ADtEEt, nsdr he corner OF Si4sh tired
Ho rear of the Metropolitan and National Ho,el, ,
80, az, r,,,, az, =, 4, -,
SIGN VI TIM BIC CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. LeA..a.........U....... Proprietor
W. D. ngh..........,,..,,..,staRe MAnASer
THE ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
,lIsi9 Of sFAR xRTiSfs, WbS have TtSsiysd aI Nv
mo" nn aLAt .nn ,sST orALions rem .
"a nTsh,i ~ Nd.tS,.tn - ~ ~ hODlhNIES'
"ho nishiJ SoAs.s tSao AZ tnis
MODEL AMustAENT TEMPLE,
t. T ~; ne %I EXGELLEsT IERE9SMANcEs
stands WITHOUT A RIVAL.
L.-
TEE GREA CANTERBURY
beInR tho only establishment preuentInr , n.,-
formsnse eopSiniug all the best and most ppiar
4 Ear Ss q
mn D"n THI oEERA.
TIE NANCE
THE BURLEsoUE,
And, IN fact, the beat Versatile FntertSnm .nt ~
p,o..t...t -. a.. 49,, ,r.,...
rtomin EN- smSns WIS GALAXY o. Talent now en-
s"seu " 'he SanteIoury, NeWouIu men'oh
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL-
The MOrlc-reno Rned French and spanish DAnseuae
aLd Tight Rope Dancer, whose extra rdinAry per,
f2rmhnce. on the rope, without the aid OF bAfanee
pole, has made her the wonder Of the world.
mons BAPTIsTIN,
tie great Ballet Masterwlth his Troupe Of cen
Beautiful Young Ladies',
DON SANTIAGO GLIB 7ONNOISF,
the greatest living Contortlonist,
The justly popular Ethiopian Comedians,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
BILLY WEST.
J. j. DOUOHERTY,
W. X. WILLIAMS,
IN NEW ECCENTRICITIEs.
VIM. D. CAVANAUGH,
the celebrated Comedian ard vocalist.
MISS JENNIE ENGkL,
The faTorise Song.trels.
THE FORREST SISTERS,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
AND MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
tho Champion Female Jig Dancers,
KITTY LEE, FANNY MAY, LICI GARDNER,
MISS EMMA SCHELL, MAGGIE WILSON,
IN BEAUTIFUL BALLETS, DANCES, Sc.
Also, q full
DRAMATly COMPANY,
Selected with much care from First.elAts Theatres
throughout the county,
LAST WEEK or TIE GRAET
SENSATION DRAMA, CUDJO's CAVE,
Witnessed during the htst week Of Its representa-
ton by over Five Hundred Persons, and mo-
nounced by competent judges the best drama Of the
day, Every night this wceI, John +. Poole Speo-
tsculsr drama, entitled
CUDJUS CAVE, OR THE
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
A Village in East Tennessee,
RAvIne In the Cumberland NJ ,unt.In.
Barber Jimis Cellar.
Thu nu r. tng
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N AW INV NTI N
Az ARTIFICIAL SaloPLAsrlc
B0NH TEETH,
DIR. B. l. BIGrShOaD hAYWAkO,
~ fsnnsylvAAlA lAVeAEe, between Twelfth Aad
Tbirtssn,h streets, Warrington.

BIS. 8. h n. sails the Attestion Of tks publis 10
the following advantages OF their impro we'd systen
lat, Ths teeth oil their manufacture will never
sorrose aor shanIs solor Sy any acids, aud are
three fourths lighter thAh any ether.
ID. No teeth or rooh Aeed be extracted, as the
artificial snss can be inserted over then.
d. The roots will be made inofrsnIive and never
10 ashs.
lth. No temporary teeth are needed, As peSAa-
sent ones sAA be made I'M sdiAtely, thereby pre-
seyiaT the natural expression Of the face, VII ish
under the cid system, Is frequently diIagured.
9Th This work has been fully tested for oFer
ave years by many OF the hrIt chemists and phyIi-
clans OF this AID the ED country.
Drs. 5. Il II. have also invented a uhits tnds.
strusiiSle ne,al nlliAI, with which the Aost sen
liiiys teeth cas- be fllsd without pain, and can
buila up perfect sound tooth on any side rssiI,
which VIII last through lifetime.
THETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT FAM!
With InnoIiOuE VApsT,Iby Drs. SigeInond Il Hay
ward, zee sylvNniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers 81 AnAsstis IAnoHisuS VApor mot
LAuGhlAE Gas, AoT Chloroform or Ether but
strictly "a AnAeItio agent, entirely free frsm eI-
hlLTAtinT effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations AAd perfect
InIepSibillty to pain.
The beat OF referensOB given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. ny2I
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GOVERNM'T SALES.

HEAD9CART'G DEPARTMENT OF WA1HIHuroS,
OFFICE or CHIHT QUARTERHAsrER,
FOUHTEEHTH Br., BEAR INV YORK AvEHUE,
WAsuIEOToN D. C., May 20, 1891.
win be sold 1T public Auoton on SATURDAY,
the 2sth instant, At II oeloss, m, on tbs fotO-
mae river, about hsNenty-hVs yards west OF Four
teenth street east Aboat two thousand wagon
loads Of good stable manure.
This manure 10 accessible to teams, or may be
loaded into vessels At bat little expense.
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief CuArtermsster,
ny1i-7t Department Of Washington.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.
WLR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURnAU,l
OTTICA or CaIEH QuARTERhAunh,
WAinINoTos, D. C., April ~, 1884.
win be sold At public suction, to the Highest
bidder, At the times and places named below, viz
Newport, PenAA., Thursday, May 5th,
Gettysburg, fenaA., Monday, MAY 9Th,
AltooaAl PenEa.. Thursday May 18th,
Mimi, fenAa., Thursday, Nay 18th,
ReA!inE, FeanA,, ThursdaJ, May 2sth,
Lebanon, reana., Thursday, June I'd,
Northumberland, PeAAA., Thursday, Juns o.
Scranton, Penn =, ThurstAy, June 18th,
WilliAmsPort, fennA Thursday, June AID.
OAs Hundred (lS0) horses At Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred asd Fifty 1850 at each 81 the ther
These horIes have bees con ienued as anti for
tho shVAlTy service OF the uhited stAtea Army.
For road and fArn purposes many good bargains
nay be had; .,,.,,.,.
Sales beEiA at 10 u, and continue daily I'LL ali
are sold,
TEAMS; CASH, Ia Waited States Treasury sOtsS
snly. JAMES A. EKlN,
L. Osl. AHd C. g. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
y AND MULES.
OHIHF QTAKrERAAITERI oTYIsA,)
DErOT or WAIHIEaTsN,
WAIHIEsroH, D. C., April n, 1884
viii b sold at public auction at the Corral,
near the obleryAtory, In the city Of WAlhluEton,
D. G 90 WEDNESDAY, May II, 1854, and
WEDNESDAY, May -, 1884, lot OF
HORSES AND MULES
sondsnNed A. unat for public service.
Terms; Cash In Government funds.
sale " cen MeAsS Al 10 O'Clock =. =.
d. II. RUCKER,
Bril-, Gen and Chlel QuArtermAItef,
ApH-2St Depot OF Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

CLUGHT THIS TMB.-PAtrolman German, OF
the Tenth precinct arrested on Saturday N an
named John Thomas, upon the charge OF stealing
eli NOS the store Of VIM. A. MeCiunis, On 3
street, between SssoAd AID laird. he went into
pTieior's back was turned, he rsashed rsund hs
sounteT and EsiEei the mercy drawer, sontaininE
hs LssVs amount, which was found in his pos
ieIIion. Ne was committed 10 jail for ssurt BY
Justice Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN:
ID uemsn aan obtain beard At No, ss1 Maryland
ISLnd '~'"''' ''"' oslT-u
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Rr JAMES O. MCGUIRE q CO.,
Rs,o. uou,hA V Vsn PM IS n.o, -, !, ~.
ON sTRkET NORTH, nETWEEN NEW JER-
SLY AVENUE AND FIRST STREET wEsr-On
THURSDAY MAY q, Al o'closk, on
square Ne. So, frontinG about II feet on north X
street, between New Jersey avenue And First 81.
vest and running back 1911 feet II inches Improved
BY well-bullt two story and attic Brick Dwelling
House, contrasting seven rooms, with . pump Of
excellent water IN the yard.
nse, adjoining on the east, . Vacant Lot about
Terms one third In cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured By .
deed Of trust on the premises.
ConVeyancss AID stamps At eest oil the purchaser
myao-d Auetionecr..
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HIBHRNIA ENaNH CoMPANI.-Wo learn
that the HibsfRlA stsAR IRE engine ssnpAly Of
Philadelphia (Asw dsInE duty in tiis city propose
IiTiHs 4 trial exhibition in few days In the vi.
AtAshes 81 the saw yard and the residents In u Al
sestisB of the atty. The "nAchine" has recently
bssa oVerlhuled, the IprisEl set up, aad every.
pAiEa. Chef Dixon and EAgiAsor MsColKAA
are always At their posts, ready for auy essr'
Isnsy,
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200 AoVAL 400
To NEW BUILF Nc,
& 500 &
SEVENTH STREET,
JsINIEu ODD Fellows HALL
JAMES s. TOPHAh & CO.,
FAVE RBHoVED
nsr Wsn KAOwn, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.
AND
MILITARY BQUIPHsNT HANuFACTORY,
T0 rHrIR
NEW BUILD ING
e. 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
where may be found, Of our own manufacture, q
zoIt soRplets AGIoFtaent Of every style aud price
81 Military ESd ,itiLen3
SADDLES AND HRIDLKS
tREAsr COLLARS AND MARrINGALEs,
TINusWoRD BELTS, with ToPhEm's Patent slide.
ssls Manufacturers Of
LINGHoLZs PATENT SPURS
Manufacturers OF
LENGHOLzS rkTEsT sURB sad NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE:
ENlANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS AND SILVER PLATE SPURS
IUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN RoBER,
MORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
NESS.
TlNE hOuRLE COACH CARNAGE, AND
TIHz SINGLE CIRRiiGE, BUGGY. AND E1.
"f ,fJSjy ' TfSEE,E WAGON CART AMI
WHIPE.
SSASH, EUssY,E TAGE,
RIDIEG, AND WAGON UHIrs,
EVERY STELE AND PRICE
TRUNK
SpLT LAATAEk TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,
IRON IRAhE TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND yALGSEs
LADIES' DREssTRUNkSAh d BONNET BOXES,
AMY VALIsES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
LsLIher and CANVASS Fellisieur Bass, Leather,
SAaysi. Asd CA5Cst Travelled Bag, ladies' French
every Artisls in ihsir line Of business.
kEHEN BERI
e 500 &
sGNENTh STR EFT
DI " L. Wal Ii
Is AUCTioNEERS.
V"kss and CARRIAGk AAEa.
AND REPOSITORY,
gEprsBIlJ for the
BALI ~ hoRsEs, CARNAGE, st.
- ItTIfIANA AVENUE,
y.ws@I Ninth ho' F"l'h SITS 'Ta~r col.
AUCTION SALLS ENhAl
TUESDAY,, THURSDAY, AND SAL. nuAt
cAsn ADVANCED ON CsE;IUNHsSI,
UuEtgC NoS CARkt4-LE
EOKSEE, IA6RlAGAS, 49,,
Esoaiys ilrFrlrAto 'Sls
l.. MALL. '.'l,El,
arg DLOT@lNO. ---RE ARE now
90. rsuolPt Of = large asIOr!nsat " BsyB' ssd
= hsi.r'S IIsthlhg Of tGs newest HtJlSH, EHitAsC
II tGa FTstgEt GGastR Ter Grsgs AAt beheS vsGt,
= gNIsh We iHyite tie AtsaatloR VI PArsRtE.
WALL, bTEFHGREk c.,
Pa FSaNylvsNih Avenue, bstWsaA
RLZth asa TsBA EtrSaA5.
s,-r Ant ma IA1ei
~ ENII.EMEN'S CLOTHIEG,---W u
II hGve now 10 store 'IIii stock Of Ggnuprlgg
spriuE OYsreOAt', nustnsbE SUITS Dress sulth A.
Furhlrking GoVdG OF the latest BtyloE, ufGctur
I'd With tho tSne degree OF neatnssE style and Fls
&. % 20, - " eIAig TO order,
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
ESS PonnEjiyhnlA Avenue, bstw5sn
Ninth AM 1NHth TwsvV
iU--,w lstsr : Eu'ELl
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night,
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AZ TERN0ON, at 2 O'Clock.
Ladies Is centgi children 10 ecntG
the great PAntomimist and moot versatile pefo mer
living is engaged and viii shortly appear. my2s
VaRIETIEsl YARIETIEsI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn'N svenTe ami Ninth StToet.)
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRuMMOND LIGHT
Sign Of the Revolving apa Globtd Lights
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
FITz sINMoSs S;,gc ,rd tsSPtlsio.I
MANAGERIAL FORMULATION.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF HW SREhn RRE pSEY kp6Ep
To this Great Company OF the World
THE POPULAR sUMEIER RESORT
FULL OF OPEN WINDOWS
The popular Champion Jig Dancer,
MR.. LARRY TCOLEY!
The new lovely DanGuese,
MISS HANNAH RICH
MISS HELENA SMITH,
MR. ROBERT T. HALL,
mLLE LIMA WINDEL,
MR.. GEORGE T. SHELDON,
MILE LILLY ARCHARD,
MIR, HARRY BLOODGOOD,
MILE AMELIA,
MR.. HARRY FRANCIS,
MISS MlLLY CREED
MR.. CHARLES MCGUIRE,
MISS ANNIE FILLMORE,
Rna others.
ALI THE FASHIONABLE LADIES RESORT.
DEPARTMENT CLERKS ALL ON HAND
SPECIAL NO iICE-TV-NIGHT
MR.. HARRY NASH,
Ul the Warrington GymoAslumi
MR.. BOB WARDWELL,
THE SCIENTIFIC SPARRERS,
will lui on the Cloves In friendly set-o In the
TOM AND JERRY;
Ga, LIFE ~ LONDON. my0S
an VEL KER's
- ruHLER REsTAU NANT.
"A Is yGIsoH D0reeJ
SEA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lhRtweeA Ninth aud Tenth streets, Cup HtAiFp)
Sbu proprietor Ell tlIs RTurite ReBtaurAnt has
pat Z 20 ps!E' 20 snake atG tho bE1t Restaurant
E-shtRTt0sa, NlAhe po!7tl with pleasure to the
.rgs patronage he hNs always been honored with
49, rcsvs ;i..y polit.ts continuance OF the same
GAME, uYfIERS, md other rsfrsShuHsnts con
hS1.'N Ga bhGh, nd - tho ,no5t t"aSontbig rates
plvNER, AND
r:cgv d a. .,,e shortest uv..so and in The H.as.
|;,s,TfH-i ,'TiCI, s, .sos oIrpcr Sod snr
~ - Al l"'" -AvS-H
DLACK HAWK GOLD MINING COM
MINES-BoBTAIr, GREGORY, &c,
LODES, GILPIS O., COLORADO
CAPITAL, $4,000 SHARES, 500 EACH
TRUSTEES
F.H JUDD, New York.
W. L. LEE, Colorado.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
GEO. BLISS, Jr., New York.
.. W. CHILD, New York.
LIE WILLIAMS, New, York.
J. HALL Peasants, baltimore.
LEON ARD SWEET, Washington.
CARLOS PiEhCE, Bnston.
PrPsileut-F. II. JUDD.
Vice PreIidrnt-W. L. LEE.
TTeAAuTeT-WALTER Il. LAWTuN.
seCretAFy-E. LIrTLEJOHN.
COunsel-JOHN s. WOODWARD.
General Direetsr-MYLO LEE.
nnlee, No. 40 Cliff street, New York lApfs'ln
billiards! BILLIARDSII
The BILLIARD ROOM Of AleIaairla Ia now In
Iull operation, at
NO. " kl>G SlkEEr,
below PITT gtrcct, Alexandria.
assistants, The best segArI AMI coolest Soda Wa
ter In town.
TEN.PIN ALLEY DOWN STAIRS
JIMMY NIPPLE Is In charge OF this depart
Sprsngsrs and citizen, should give US a call.
| WILLARD PIERCE,
40. X, Bryant,
HJ I4-5t PEoprletoIA.
4nn ia K Il Il l. 3 OF III E
IILJV FOR SALE,
BY o ". PALMER,
At Coal Yard, corner i and frat street, near
B. and o. Il. r. Depot.
At wharf, foot Of Eleventh street, Island,
AND AT
PALMhR h SLEY'S Coal Yard,
myl2-l0t' Corner SeYenth 81. and Mass, ave.
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ARRIVAL OF WoUNBHD.-The steamer Stat
OF Maine Ahd the CsHnestleut arrived yestsrdG
with ak hundred HOuRded; the noSt Of thsn Wer
wounded on Last Thursday, At the tine OF the rsb,
UP yesterday represent the sAthuGlAIn In the Arm
10 be very great all seeming 10 have full Gon1dsAe
10 the BsnerAlIhip OF Grant and their eva TAloI
The steamer LiIEle Baker has been AHed huP I
make trips direct 10 Fredericksburg, fer the Z,
AOTAl OF the severely wounded, who soald ne
endure . ride In the AnbulAneea 10 Belle PlAin.
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AUCTION SALES.

RI JAMES Q. MCGUIRE, q CO.,
d. AuCTIoNEERa 80
SNUG rhAME housE AND NINE coon
BItIuIL I2IH LoTs ON THE BLAND AT PUB.
oa MONDAY AFTERNOON, May n, q, a
e'olock, on the prclaisss, We shall sell orisinai
together 10 feet inches on soutI 1. strs"t' ~,
tween Third and four-and-a-Half streets vest
running back l9s feet II inches 10 so-foet alley,
BY seat and wellbullt tHo-etory Frame Owen.
Ing, the whole surrounded with paling fence and
well advanced shade trees.
Title perfect.
Terni; one-hAlf sash, the renaindsr II SIX
on the premises. =
A payment OF a2a on aaah lSt will be roauIreA AT
the time Of sale,
convsyanosS AZ the COS, ofths purchaser.
my1t-eskds luetionecru.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

FINDINGS OF COURT-HARTILL.-The court of
which Major GspsrAl Abner Doubleday 10 prtIl-
deaf has tr1eiJ. ". Beusher, OF GEORGETOWN, D. O.,
llStinI parties to sfoIs into tho eRsmT's iIneI,
fOusd him guilty, and sentenced hin 10 6e imptls.
oHed for the tere Of ore year IN FsEt Delaware,
War may direct
Kent WeeaI, citizen Of Maryland, for yislatiuE
The laws OF war In communicating with the enenT,
and also for engaging to furnlsh articles contra
sentence.
s. u: fslro, fer Vlslltlns the laws OF war, in Al
tempting TO trade with the enemy, sad 10 take
letters 10 said enemy, was found guilty, end re-
Sawed the same sentence As the Others.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALH.-.THE STOCK AND FIX
Il tureI OF the Wood and CsEl lard located At
No. 4s2 Twelfth street, between = And streets,
with lease Of one or three years, al the option
OF the proprietor. Said yard being centrally ls-
Gated In the N dIt OF business community, maker
the location 81 the most desirable In the city.
The present proprietor having urgent business 10
attend to elsewhere, will dispose Of the above at
lew price, or would rent ne yAId ASd fixtures II
desired. nyl1-n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

We eRoTIT.-we understand that agents
non MaItashHIetts Aad other states are now In
this oltJ prosuring recruits for the army fron
Ams our citizens, inducing them 10 take seryiss
tie regiments OF those States by the large bosn.
ties offered and paid. We co amend all HeaIures
Of arr or all Of the stAtes OF the Uaion 70 MI up
the ?, nks Of their reEmentsj but We now ald nee
for az, protest against thelr dslAE II at the en-.
penle OF the sitizeau OF Warrington. We hop.
General on this subject, to prevent the alleged In.
nOVEtion OF the rights OF tie Inhabitants OF this
the men 40 enlisted credited on the next Quots Of
this city
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TUESDAY EVENING, May a, First Night OF the
OPERA SEASON.
FlStoW'u Grand Opera Of MARTHA my2s
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SUICIDE ~ PeBoNrNd. Saturday after.
noon German named Charles Hsins, about a
years Of age committed suicide Al the Luiz Hotel,
corner Tenth and streets, where he boarded, by
taking syanuret OF potash. The deceased was
drAftamAn Al the Coast Survey once. He suffered
great depreaSlsn Of spirits ron supposed de cline
the hotel he took the package containing the poi
son, dissolved the sontentG IL water, and aWal-
lowed II. The efosta were readily psrseptibls,
Cotsner Woodward held an Inquest over the bedy,
and ths jury rendered q Yerdist that the said
Charles Heins chmo 70 his death by yoluntaFily
suAlloWinI oyAAuret OF potash, . poison which
causes Immediate death. The deceased 10 said 70
have besn . nAa Of extensive learning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14
Sheriff g Sale.

Peter Fransisco. Franklin County Com
Mary j. Geiger ct al. Sale in Pa Partition So'
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court to me directed, / will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court House
in the city of Columbus, on l..,I, ,'.'0.'-.
Saturday, the 9th day of March, A. ID. 1864,
At one O'Clock ?. M, the following described real
estate situate in the County Of Franklin and State
Two hundred acres of land more or less, being
lots Nos. 20 and 36 in section No. l. township No l.
range l6, Jefferson township, Franklin county Ohio,
being the same land conveyed by Peter Fransisc0
and Mary Fransisco to Peatt Fransisco by deed dat
ed August 2lst A. ID. 1883, and recorded in vol. r.
page 446, Franklin county records, except so much
thereof as was sold by the Administrators of the es-
tate of Peatt F. Sisco and described as follows to-
lot No So being all of said lot that lies west of the
road leading from Reynoldsburg to New Albany, in
said county, beginning at the southwest corner Of
said lot No. 36 thence east on the south line of said
lot to said road 50 poles and links thence northery
along said road 10 thenorth line Of said section No.
36, thence west said north line to the northwest
corner Of said section o3 poles and 10 links thence
ming.
The above described property isto, besold subject
to the dover estate of Catharine Fransisco.
Appraised at $36 dollars per acre, TSjyld e1S
l. TERMS OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase mon
ey paid on the day Of SALE onethird in one year and
onethrd in two years. bearing interest from day Of
salo with mortgage on premises to secure deferred
Printers fees IS rs
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14
Duty ON Foreirn WOOL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The Tribune's spec
ton tic rep representing the the Woo wool growing row in inter-
ests of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and the
East part, of Ohio, is here for the purpose
of consulting with different committees of
Congress, asking for an increased rate Of
duties upon foreign woods, and to procure
those of finer texture from the cape of Good
Hope, Australia and Mestiza. The duty on
these woods at present is so very low that it
is impossible for American wool growers to
compete with it in the market The tariff
asked is ten cents per pound on these woods,
which it is hoped will better protect the
wool growing interest of the West. The
representation delegation has been favorably
received thus far. SAi ~ Hr'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY for the STATESMAN
For lastNisht,s Dispatches see sd page
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
News from Rebel Papers.


New YORK, Jan. Richmond papers
of the 9th are received. They contain the
following; 90 a;8fa. sa i.ga
LAKE CITY, FLA, Feb. 8.--Eighteen YES
sells, gunboats and transports have arrived
at Jackson. The enemy, presumed to be in
large force, has landed and is advancing.
Feb. 8. s.a-The enemy renew
ed fire on the city last evening. A fifth
monitorm made its. appearance to-day. The
enemy is engaged in mounting guns at
Wagner bearing on the city. A 20-pound-
er shell exploded last week in blacksmith
shop, wounding six persons. l1i
The Examiner contains Gen. Lees report
concerning the late Federal reconnaissance,
which states that the Federals left seven
teen dead and forty-six wounded in the
rebel hands. Their loss was four killed and
twenty wounded, and Lieutenant and
twenty-five men captured.
MoRRIsTowN, Tenn, Feb. 8.-Reports
from Knoxville represent the garrison suf-
fering from smallpox, of which there are
seven hundred cases, and scarcity of ra-
tions. .. II
The Richmond Examiner says the au-
ahorities have taken measures to prevent
the anticipated rising of Yankee prisoners
on Belle island. The same paper urges the
rigid enforcement of the conscription law.
The forces at Richmond are commanded
by Gen. Elzey. Gen. Hood is assigned to
the rebel army of Tennessee.