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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
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VALUABLE HoRsEs KiLLED.-We learn from
Nc L. o. Smith, that three of his most valua-
BILE horses--Dayton Belle, Lib, DimAiok and
Punch, which are known aud noted through.
out the West as very fast horses, particularly
Dayton Belle, escaped from their pasture yes
terday, and reaching the track Of the Hamil.
ton and Dayton Railroad, we're run over and
fatally injured by passing train Mr. Smith 8
entire loss, thus brought about, is So, 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da ton Webeg leave to remind the public that we
stand M connection with large Wholesale Clothing
Manufacturing House in Cincinrah. which certainly
enables US TO give the above induce ments.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles of
Clothng
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

Petroleum taxed one dollar per barrel
would produce revenue Of two millions of
dollars In Pennsylvania alone.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

lcE AND SSow ON tbs SIDEWALKS, In some
parts Of the world, says The Plain Dealer, ice
and snow are allowed TO remain on the side.
walks for severa! days. regardless of the necks
of pedeslrians-we may cite Cleveland, Ohio,
ms a familiar example Perhaps, Columbus
Ohio, might be cited as another familiar ex
ample Statesman. Dayton ditto.
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Read the following.
Tssfigu ouiaL NJ Ms GaroJ go,,I,

Read the fdliowng,
Testimonial Of Mrs.. Sarah GOuld)
PAoT DEMuxN Two years ago my scalp became
diseased and my hair commenced to all out very fast
Tae disease spread unil my scalp one complete
sore. Ii became very painful my rest at me- ht WAS
broken; the burning and itching sensation was un sun.
only momenar, rcltG consil'rd sev.iSi y6Tsi. TS.
clans OF this city. was Informed by them the
disease with which my scolp vaB affected Salt
Rh un, and that th'' 90 heneht me. read
your adyertsen.t ..U concluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had become very thin.
Vita that assurance placed myself IN your hands
and the results are, rave lnxnriant head OF han
my scalp is perietuy WELL and my hair has ceased tC
Mas, sARAH GoTLp, No III South Peah strest.
It's a fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Restorer and their name Is Legion, that tits
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would efectuay and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
the strongest evidence of the manifold benefits Il is
eoaferring upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, and
they all unite in attesng to its merit and vast peri
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever rintrhdUeed do not reoommtn nd my pre,,RrA.
ton to cause hair to grow six teet tTebly many
aI Mh ho ss OF RSare 70 shS so.S os P
skeptical incredulous, will make bona fde otter;
wil forfeit $4,000
zone Thousand Dolars) II fail to cure the worst
Of partial badness, under hfeen years stand
ing, with
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRBR.
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists Rsner-
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT hT SEND
FOR IT.
H.B-Cures guaranteed in every case whore the di
rechons for Use are implicitly Obeyed.
SS-PTiss, 81 per bottle, SIX bottles for 90.
PROF. II. A. DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No. 90 Orange street,
tet3dlv Albany, New York.
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EVERYBODY il being cured Of this dstreasine
II disease by the use OF
DR.. Stricklands Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have used II:
Mr.. Charles W. Land. am, OF Louisville, ard Mr. j.
Hazarde, Cincinnati, o., both cured ter using
one pot OF Dr. striekiand's Pile Remedy. They say
they have tried everything hut &C aid obtain no relief
but one Pot OF Striokland's Pile Remedy Effected q
perfect cure after suffering for many years with The
worst kind Of Plies They reoomnnSnd ayery one
who is suffering to try II.
Ask for
DR. Strickland Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists IS OTIS pot Manufactured at
NO East Fourth st, Cincinnati, o. mia
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!! Z.!NzZZ!Z2NZ2N
AND
r L u x .
Strieklands Anti. Oholera Mirt,lre.

/ q composition Of astringents, absorbents stp,u.
Il ants and carmnatiyes, which every physician &C.
knoWledges Is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of Diarrhea and Dyseterv This Anil.
Cholera Mixture 10 now in use IN some of cur army
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction Ii
mas faYed the lives Of thousands Of soldiers anu
citizens, and We will guarantee il TO he the best re
dy iE ne world for Diarrhea and Dysentery.
MT Woods, OF Covington, My, will be most bappy
10 satisfy any one rs TO the virtue OF strckand's Anti
Oholtra Mixterei In fact we have great number OF
testimonials from patients who have heen cure d infer
being pronouncedin uralle by their physcisnt some
AFTER taking only one tottle OF StTcKlands Anti ohoI
era Mixture u you suffer with DitrrheR and Eysen
terytry one bottle. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

RS-Tha Chicago Tribune, red-mouthed
Republican sheet, is growing and snarling
because the cbairmanship of the principal
Congressional committees is bestowed on the
Yankees The Tribune is unreasonable sine
New England ideas ere to rule the continent
it is proper that all the committees should be
under New England control
B1-The Democracy of Philadelphia intend
to celebrate the eight Of January in good old
fashioned style.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-16

Which il carefully selected and well made Call and
ezamlne our stock Of Clothing, before purchasing
elsewhere, at
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

Which is carefully selected and well made Call and
e1am!ns our stock Of Clothing, before purchasing
elsewhere, at
~ 10 8
MAIN STREET,
Make No Mistake IN their number aud SIGN,
WHICH HANGS OUT AND READS
".....e
sCHwARz sc ROSINT,
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'OFETCTAl. NOTICES.
FIoIAL
SUBSCRIPTION TO TIE NEW NATIONAL
LOAN ..

LOAN. .r
ny direction OF the secretaTy OF the Treasury, I
hereby give notice thSt am prepared 10 receive
subscriptions on account OF United states Bonds
authorized by the net Of March 1884, bsariug date
March l, 1854, Reasonable At the pleasure OF the
Government after ten years, and payable forty
years from date, bearing interest al I'VE per eentum
. year, paysbls 90 bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually, and OF all other bonds seni-an-
nuAlly, In coin.
Subscribers viii receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer.
Registered bonds will be issued Of the denominG-
TORS OF Fifty dollars, tsbO) one Hundred dollars,
(SIOo) Five Hundred dollsrst ts5oo,) One Thousand
dollars, ,ooo) Five Thousand dollars, (s6 oOo)
and Ten Thousand dollafs, teiooooD and Coupon
Bonds Of the denominations Of Fifty dollars, (s5o)
One Hundred dollps, tSioo,) Five Hundred dol
lars, (eSoo,) and One Thousand dollars, (sI, oOO)
Subscribers will be required TO pay, 10 addition
to tho amount Of tho principal Of the Bonds, in
lawful money, the accrued interest in coin, Tor in
United states Notes, or the notes Of National
Banks, adding hfty per cent. for premium until
further notiee) from the frst day OF March or Sep
TENDER, a. the ease may be, until the day OF sub
scriptlon and payment.
Upon receipt OF subscriptions, | will issue my
certificate Of deposit therefor in duplicate, the
original of which will DO forwarded by the sub
scriber 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury, WASH
ipgton, with letter stating the kind, Registered
or Coupon, and the denomination OF Bopds ro-
quired Upon the receipt Of the original eertin.
cate at the Department, the Bonds subscribed for
will be transmitted TO the subscribers respectively
40 soon ~ the same can be prepared.
II 10 expected that the hrEt deliveries Of Coupon
Bonds will be mSde not later than the fourth t4th)
OF April. p. X. SPINNER,
m2sAw Treasurer United states.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ROVER'S THEATRE,
VI Pennsylvania avenue, near wiliards, Hotel.
LEoNARD 6RovER......... ........ DIRECTOR
Also OF Growers New Chestnut street Theatre,
Philaheiphia,
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
Of the mostbrilliant
- - OPERA SEASON
ever known In Wasbington.
THIS (THURsDAY) RvENING, April 7,
...... ONLX TIME
OF BeethoTen's Master-work and Only Opera
rIDELI0.
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNsEN
IN HER GREATEST PART
So considered by that lady, and, BY her oonssHt,
~ "''' N. FRANZ HIMMER,
In one Of his Hnest ehAfaofers.
M: ANTON sTEIfEcKE, N. EREIDRlcH
SlGNOR CARLO LEMANI, all In the east.
A POWERFUL CHORUS OF THIRTY,
Including the leading Artiatea OF the celebrated
AXIOM SOCIETY.
THE ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA,
From the Academy Of Music, New York.
CARL ANsCHUTZ.....".Co Conductor OF the Opera
Reserved Seats for either Of the nights for sale
at MetZerotts Music store, and At the Box once
Of the Theatre, at the following
SCALE OF PRICES
Orchestra Chairs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70
Dress Circle and Pafquet.. I %
Family Circle. 30
fr1VAte II %
Secured seats so cents extra.
O. d. HESS,
Business Manager and Treasurer.
FIidAy-Last night but one OF the Opera Season.
Last time Of LA DAME BLANCHE. APP
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Aatioual Republican.


The business Of distributing tbs RRPvsLIeAS
throughout this city, oeorgsioWn and Alexandria,
has this day been placed In the hand Of Mr.. An.
THUR sHEPHHPp, who 1, eur only authorized
agent to collect and solicit subscriptions to thi,
paper, and has also authority 10 solicit advertise
nents from the Advertising community OF this and
the neighboring eitiea for the NArIosAL REVUE.
LiCAH. Mfr. shepherd II well and fAvorabiy known
in this community, nom having been for several
months past enc Of our principal Local Reporters,
and We commend hin 10 our sitisens on hts nav
role, Ha
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JAI BRBAKRRs.--on Tuesday afternoon a
hole IN the third story OF the jail wall was diseoV.
cred by heanrn. Robinson and Eayman, guards at
the jan. The parties in the cell were two colored
men, named Lloyd Adams nnd Joesph Bradley, both
convicted oflarceny. Tbs hole vas large enough
rope OF 30 feet In leghth had been made by tho
prisoners. When their plans were discovered by
the guards the men were removed to cells more
secure.
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The GRnAT NATIONAL CrRcUs.-This Ia real.
~ one Of the best troupes Of riders, Aoroba, Jug
GERS kc, that have as yet visited our Metropolis.
They close for certain on Saturday night, their
enEAEements elsewhere compel them to 60. Those
who have failed to witness these artists should
take advantage Of the good weather, and go at
once. The jokes Of the clown in the ring cannot
fail to please any one who wishes to drown care
with humor and wit. The very best OF order 10
observed At this theatre.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-The new panto-
mime Of "The House that lack Builtn has met
with decided success, and has drawn crowded
houses, which plainly attests its worth. We con-
slider IL the very best pantomime ever produced in
this city. The tricks and transformations work
like charm. The whole has been produced under
the able management OF w. B. Cayanaugh. Go
and see II tonight.
VARIETIES. This Thursday night, lastnight
but two positively Of the great success Of the age
The popular drama that overerowded this great
music hall and theatre every night Tor the past
three week.. The Female Plckpocket Of Wash
ington or, High and Low Lie In the Capital City.
The nineteenth consecutive representation. This
veok IL your only chance to see II. All the new
stars to-niGht-Nnle Lima windel, Fannie Gil
more, Mis-. Augusta NAllg, George sheldon and
the ten otesr art Stes. Remember Varieties to-
RiEht.
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SERVICE STRIPES
Fifty Cents Ter pIir.
PROPOSALS FOR POTATOES.

0rFIcE oY DEPOT CoMMISsARY OF sUBsISrEEcE, /
WAsHIEoToN, n. C., April 0, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS arc invited IN DUPLI.
CATE, by the Undersigned, at No, 223 G street
Warrington. D. G., until WEDNESDAY, April Ia
1854, Al 10 O'Clock M, for furnishing the United
ELS OF POTATOES, to be delivered in Washing.
ton or Georgetown, ID. c., or Alexandra, Va the
Potatoes 10 DO Of good understandable quality, and
subject to inspection Just before they are received
The bidder must specify in his bid whether he pro
poses TO deliver In barrels, In sacks, or In bulk
Bids will be received for quantities less than The
whole.
The oath of allegiance must accompany each BID
unless the bidder has already died the same in thiI
onfeO, Each bidder must be present to respond "a
his bid, and the Government reserves the right Ia
reject any bid for any cause.
Payment will be made in certificates OF indebted
ness, or such other funds As the Government may
have for disbursement. s. c. GREENE,
Ap7-0t Captain and Com. Sub. Vol.
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CONTACTS FOR .MrLEs.-On Monday, bids
were opened a. the once OF Gen. Fucker, Chief
QuArtermAater, for furnishing the Government
with 1900 mulsI. Only nine bids were offered, At
prices RAGING from alSSto slso The following
and ". II. IpEersoll, HAEerBtown, Nd, 900 mule {
each, at eiS6 per mule; D. p Moore, Washington,
delphis, Pa, 400 mules, At sitS.so per mule; WIN.
w. Fisher d Co., Philadelphia Pa, $50 mules, Al
el7t.eo per mule; W. P. Church Washington, d. c.,
200 mu'es, at eiTS per mule, w. H. Hendricks, Ken.
lucky, 500 mules, at eI1e per mule; o. H. Bur.
bridge, Washington, d. c., 500 mules, at Sl1e per
mulei Mcclure, Miller h Co., Washington, d. c.,
500 mules, At tlso per mule.
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n,,-., ~. a.. 49,
1895.
Colonel o. DeForest, 9Th &ow York cavalry,
TO date March 20, 1884, with disgrace, for pre-
senting false and fraudulent accounts sgainSt
the Government. r.
Surgeon K. L. Feohan, 10th Missouri cav
airy, to date March 10, 1884, for absence with
out leave; published March %, 1854, as Surgeon
&. L. Fenham, 10th Missouri cavalry.
Captain George II. Smith, Commissary Sub
slstence of volunteers, 10 date March 2S, 1894.
for Conduct unworthy an officer and gentleman
CaptaIn Frank Rich 1I1th Nav York yo,un.
tcer.. and
Second LIeutenant Philip R. Freeoa. 9th
New York ARTILLERY. IN dat. Apr,I I 1914 With
loss Of all pay and allowances. for rendering
false and frand,ler, account, .a.,n., an. az,
eminent,
Lieutenant, and Adiut,nt a. G. spr.pu, lat
D,s,r,c. M Colpmb,a cavalry 10 ds,e Ms,cr
"a 1874 with Ios. NJ ,lI nav ana allowances
bo be,rg an ma, nor,or ~ hoIa . nosl,io,, a.
Tho ..rv,oe ~ The Matted a. ~. 4, oon..o,oro.
or do.ort,on "a . nr,v.,o from comn.rv 0pn
Cd Trpi.od states dr.goons. and dessr,Ion Win.
rrdor area, a. an oS,oor Of Tho IA, No,- yor,,
cavalry
socond IIou,crant II. n. Rs,b 18th rcc,.
ment veteran Re,erve corp,. 10 d,t. March "a
Iss1 for drunkcpness.
The foI,ouInp of,cer. IN date March 7 ,ss4
FIR nbsonce wItbou, lave having b.sn nrh,
u.,od ooao,.,,v .ua ,.,,oa - .rn.., No.. ,ho
cor,u,,,,,oD.
srrgcor n T,uu,ro a.h K.r,rcux 10, :
rrtoeTs
srr,,oo, 7 uocoD.r,Ax ,v,h >I,..o,,,,
vo,nnso.rs .nd
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WASHISoroN, d. C., March Z, 1854.
This Is to sertify that having been Deaf since
the year 1883 and since that time gradually losing
my hearing until was unable 10 hear common
couVersation or public speaking, I applied to DR..
Lighthill, OF New York, who, after . short and
p,inlsns course Of treatment entirely restored my
hearing. I heartily recon Isnd Or. uIhthill 10
the Deaf,
FREDRRICK RoBBRTsoN,
.. Residence, near Fort ssratoGs.
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COLDIERs OF THE UNION

SOLDIERS OF THE UNION!
Head the following Letters received from your
KNOWN KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REmEDfEs'
known as PROF. H0LLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. You will here fnd uni leitsd teIti-
moniAlS received nom all parts OF the country
where our army of occupation Is in force
See TO Your Hsslthl Ali Of you have some one
IN yogs w f6t6 os 90 P 20
but 10 yOrr Fathers and Mothers, Sisters, Wives,
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purchase
when expended in these medicines bring you down
TO the greenest and ripest old age.
The following are genuine letters, on ME Tor
nIpsction at this office; c3PisS sent y % 70 Sny
QUARTERMAsTER'g pEFARThEST,)
seth Illinois Volunteers, J
FoLLY ISLASD, 5. C., November 20, 1858.
Prof HoiiOtCGy, 80 Maiden Lane, n. "
Sin; Enclosed please md two dollars for which
IsTd me one dollars worth each 81 YOU celebrated sS
to this at once, for am much In need ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q. NJ,
Ssth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA
January 7, 1861. !
DEiR SIN; have heard a great doNl OF talk
about your famous Pills, and IS never was In
the need OF them TIL now, want to Try them, as
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. H. 9th Regt,, E1cehloE nIlBhue'
PULASKI, Tenn. Dec 20, 1859
Pref. HOilorsy:
DEAR sin; Please ind enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous rms a. am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure,
Yours, &c, THOMAS ;. TURNER,
Co. l, % Iowa Infantry.
MoRRIi ISLAND, S. C., JAM IL, 1861
Prof Holloway
DEAR sir; Enclosed you will ind 90 cents, for
which wish you to send me some OF your vAlua-
BILE PILLS. send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL G. HALL,
Co. ID, tth N. Il. Vols, p RI Royal, s, e.
CAMP or bTH excelsior Bni0ADr,
January %, 1864.
Prof HOliOIcdy;
sin; Please send me for the enclosed 80 cents the
worth Of II In PILLS. enclosed nnd 10 centb 10 pay
postage, and you will oblige. address, yours,
Sergt. VIM POWERS,
Co h 9th Regt. Excelsior Brigade
Warrington, D. {.
MORRIs Island, S. C., Jan. q, 1864.
Prof HOllOWGy:
Please find enclosed the sum OF one dollar for
Pills. have Diarrhga, and can't get II stopped
SO I want to try your pills. Yours, Seiisrv
Co. d, lO4th Regt. Penn. Vols
Morris Island, :. {.
CAUTION.
II 1.-THE read 81 this "notioe" cannot get box Of
Pills or Ointment nom tho drug store In his place
let him write to me- 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing The
amount, and will mail box Tree OF expense
Many dealers will not keep my medieines on hand
because they cannot make as much proht as or
par boz or pot. ap6-iy
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. IA

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. IAN
i IafAlllble Cure without the use OF Medisines.-
Have you been addicted to that habit which has
ruined so many OF your sex SOLITARY VICE)l
II necessarily WsAkenG the organs, oesAsioning
V0LUPTUOUS DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
neutrality-suspicious. invariably, n not arrested
In time, train Of symptoms such a. Weakness
and Pain In the Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head,
Depression OF spiritI, Loss OF Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling, Eruptions OF the Face, PAllid
CountenGnee, and General Prostitution Of the
MUSCULAR System; And not unirsquenilJ FAtulty,
toA.
DIR. Y. o. ELLINGTON, after trying for years to
hnd . medicinal euro for the above complaint
without satisfactory results, has discovered \
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which 10 a
certain and infAlliblo cure In all oaBes, 10 used
without Inconvenience to the patient by day or
night when employed At any kind Of business,
either active or s'dentAry, whether farmer, me-
ohAnie, student soldier or sailor, ond will be for
wArded TO any address In an ORDISARY envelope,
with directions how to use on tho receipt OF FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DIR. Y. o. ELLINGTON,
Ap7-3ms Box l65, Washington, D. c.
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UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. cHAs.
WARNER, FORMERLY MRS DAN RICE,
EXHIBITING
AT SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK
AVENUE,
viii remain, BY particular request, FOR ONE
WEEK LONGER.
A GRAND COMBINATION OF ACKEOwL
EDGED TALENT AND SKILL
FaussfTi:n Manager Mr. HSft1 WSitSy
Master Of the Ring ...,...'. Dir. Frank Whittakel
haSieal Director. Mr. Joseph Hoshel
with due regard to hgh-toned Fennemsnt.
THE STOCK OF HORsEs,
Which the Management takes pleasure in present
N MRS Is ' GH gISLf! !" wy 1tkk
Formerly Mrs. DAN RICE, will Introduce her
wonderful horse . Champion" at esoh
THE WHITLEY FAMILY,
combating Of
Mr.. HARRY WHTTBY,
Who. will introduce his equine Aseensionist, q
MASTER JOHNNY wHYiBY,
with his celebrated Ponies, Apollo, Adonis, Msr
MISS ELSiRh WHITLEY,
The graceful equeStrienne and skilliul slaek.wir,
MRS. FRAScK wHiTTiKER,
A graceful and fearle,s sTtot in PrI1oiPsl acts o
hOrhemAnship, In Whlch great art hhe 10 pro
nounced by critics to be unrVAlled.
THE DENVER BROTHERS,
The most wonderful Gymnasts OF the age, have
been expressly engaged for the Great Rational
SHOW.
MR.. GEORGE DERIoUS,
The Man Monkey.
MR.. JAS, HAWKINS,
The Celebrated Scenic Artistic.
MR.. CHAs. KING,
The Champion VAulter.
MR. FRANK WHTrTAKRR
The Dorsey of the Ring.
Mr. d HOWARD,
The UnApproAehAblc TumbleT.
The Management begs leave further to Announe,
that she win have the honor of introducing tn,
world-renowned
WILLIAM KENNEDY,
Whose professional deportn ent has won Tor hin
the Happy PlAudItS OF Millions, and digninc,
title OF the universal -
JESTER OF GEETILITY.
To diVersify the entertainment, and thus com
plete the pie ure OF amusement,
THE TWO COMIC MULES,
ContrAbAnd and Cunning,
Wll be presented TO the audience by their Ira ner
Doors open at and I p. IN. Admission 30 cents
Children under twelve years OF age 20 cents
m2i-u
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N EAI ESTATE AND GENERAL
IL, AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
N. n. MILLER
INTELLIGENCE OFPlCE,
For ueryAnta and real estate. Agency No, oil Ninth
treet near PennIylVAniA avenue, (noIth.)
Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell
lnEs and Boarding Houses, Stores, 40: Real rs
tats and other Property bought and sold on com
mission.
Property holders OAs obtain the beat Of tenants
without charge. q.
NIB. The best OF reference given when required
oaiA-tf
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.0FFI c A L .

..r Wac DEPARTMENT
ADJuTAsr GENERALS OFPIcR,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Hallesk, Chief Of stan, and must
specify the business for which the oGieer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary of War on this subject will receive no
attention.
by order of the Secretary OF War.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
m2I-tT Assistant AdIutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-07

A Boz DRowSEp.-A son Of Mr.. Hanover,
who 10 an emrlnre &c In the nsvy-yard, was drowned
Yesterday BY falling from a boat iHto the canal.
The boy 10 about rine ye = Of age. The a,eident
nue.. The body was recovered and taken TO the
residence Of Mr. Hanover, on NlrGiuiA avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-07

AMI one having occasion to visit private
medical Institution are advised to call on DR..
Vellny. ..,
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables him to guaranty Aperfect cure In all
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
aad confidential. PerIsns ealling see no one but
the Doctor. febI-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-07

ENLisfNGSTs.-wo arc requested to state
thai u Q executive committee on euIistments, and
the managern Of the late ball Tor the encourage
ment Of snllstmenis, will meet at the Mayors
once Al o'oock this evening, A full attendance
IL requested, NJ y =