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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

~ T0LkS st coo Rews d.-stoIsn fr "a my per.
= son by thu Yankee rsit-,a . very srys Cold
Witch, bsntsolnsy cha ID. With wreath If ,~ersof
dill Solass around the gold face, and be iEtAis
~ Is" on the back The above r. ward vii, be pAidi
Oh the delivery TO J Uilp~r ESQ sichmoad. -
M 5-7ts SSDsksOS, Hanover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

DtEASE Notlce.-~All persons indebted to M.
l. for wood, &c, nre respectfully requested to
come forward and settle their balances due on or
before the S5h inst. after which time the old cur
rency vii! he received at discount OF BAY per
cent Al persons having balance. against me for
wo'd d, SC must present them prior 10 the above
Gate, otherwise all such balances will be paid In
the old currency or in four per cent bonds
mn Y-W& Shllh 3pCj;EE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Co SPECIAL NOTICE.-At No lO7 Main q.
superior lot Of Florida cigars, a2OO per thousand.
0trls cr boys wanted To learn cigar making The
WORK - Iight and always commands good wage.
Also, cigar makers, male or female v nted
GEO SAlTU, Successor 10
NH 9-4tt 8 - ~ Cva.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

VHOR the Boys and Misses jus, received lveu
pairs Boys and Missss' "rtnsed, slrssked and
sssiped" Hose AID Hall Bose, pretty eo,os apd al
si.ss M EzEKiEL'S,
M soASt 81 Main u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

sON Aale-A good sw".hosss - ,pg Wagon Cali
n 1t N36 Franklin street. near the od Nafsc
fso' negro xisi for hire for The eelance Of the
year (Al - above. ma S-Ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
CFFICE OF MANCn ssTEs CoITON AND NooLl
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
k,c1pon1 March y lsal |

e oTICK All checks drawn by this company
y e!Lhef for dividends or ia payment os other
ob:iglti3bs, must be presented ct Bunk before TIE
25th iust; aud sill outstanding claims agaust this
company must Do presented t. the u1defsigued 70:
payment before the 25:h inst otherwise both checks
end other claims will DO paid n the present curren
cy or i.s equivalent in the new currency.
ma Goods" VIM II POWkRS Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Wv ANfEu-To purchase Q pair OF good horses
OF mules, f,r which . liberal price viii be paid N
carry appi'cs'on be made 1t the Dispatch once,
NH o-Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

N-sPE6iAL Notice u ask particular attention
to my extensive sale OF
China, glassware
Silver pirtsd ware
/: Household furnishing goods Ac
AZ Bulkey's, IL Main st, this day at u o'clock
mn s-H Els PLEAsANTS, Aucs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

TUANTED-An experienced Book he' par, Zone
W that writes g good hand,) for short time
to write in the evenings and al night. Apply at
Hill 4 NoRfLEET's,
lnho-,;s CIR Of Va aud Cary s.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

WANrtD-To Reut--A house on Chaieh Hill,
W With fcnr or moe rooms AMI kitchen, furnish.
ai or uhilrnishsd. Address w" through this Of
Ace. NH 9-S.t
WANTEU--A steady and industrious man 10
W work On a farm on shares or iur salary. Ap-
ply at So Main 81. NH 9-3s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

~ us are hereby bottled 10 present the same s,
Bank Sefora the 18th Of March, 1894 and all persons
10 whom We ere indebted requested to call anc
receive the amount due them before the above date
as after the 9th Of March, 1884, all sush Check.
aud debts III DC paid in presen, currency or it.
equiva ent ia the new CUR eucy.
hsh 9-e0tit% P0WEHS h VALENTI> T..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

NOR SAtE "A Cavalry HaTsa--A No / cavalry
- Horse. yesn old hsa bean IN service two
l. 4 KING,
nAs-aa ~ ssssss, svs soes ifea asssd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

yKyANTED-To empty By the day, 10 able
wv bodied regro men fer four Ave weeks;
steady employment and bet wages given. Apply
Immediately ct BIENNf2'S bakery, ~ street. or
NO vain street. nh p-3.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

NJ OTtaE.-eart,as having funds In our hands
~ eiih-f a. firm Individually, are hereby
notified to withdraw the same prior 10 the ssth In.
siant, or the balances due them will ts funded In
four per cent bonds for their benefit.
NH a-3ts JOHNSTON BRASSF0RD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08

~. qhesa BittsFs are Put uP IHquart
bottles, of tphtah the .a.hous Ia a fac
sinils. Is q'hs 1lahsL a, IN lJiEslg en-
Rravsd, and is PROVIDED tDtsh = y.
safs guard from ooIHteEfsitsFsn
qy.tos @s95 pr b5ttss,s or siz FOR S6.aI
700. w Possek, gstatiVstot, Eoaoi d
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ifdias
iohonp ia eraty4 aosli6'ttFhbs ID
49,, ars lanlasg adt hlsis9sI ttnins
1,'Tfss Lps .5atJ.sttt 4na( Gbti0 .llmi.i
/. .a,,j hk)ls., SAL H. Is, i mol taHi i-
sd .nra,,al ,8 tiaG aail iiadi io ida.t su
, iasi. dn~ bs tapsi lia ssiipsl,aia gil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
lost. a~~ y
moteIs.
UNITEDSTATESH HOTEL.

" ~ ~ BEACH sTREET. B0sTON. M l-1
(Direcuy opposite the Hoston and Wyrceater Railroad
Depot) I..
THE underB'gned, who has been connected Vith the
i American Honse,in this city, or over.nins yesrs,
has leased this we'll known and popular HoteI lof A
the puhc 20 his rtn0st efforts 70 Busfsin M re
utation Of tins UNIFIED STATES HOTEL, "a a Grsa-'
class house The public may rely npoR dudigq, al
thus house, all the appliances aud comforts Of Ersl
class hotel l.-I 'i |r|I.I. ri tut' uoIF y
Price, as heretofore, Two pollarH perSay. ...i ,f
0cShRm r0 FRANW /" MATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
Shingles and Lumhar.

4 HANE on hand, and can furnish 10 order. s,,
A quantiiy o. saginaw shi Eits, of tbe beer
quality, gh ch viii be sQd AZ the 10 "a rat.,a
y Also, LuMhER, Of All klnds for BUDDING puruesas
40. lpFplshed prQmpuy 90 neasnahass ttsi he
Nb-fhose Who hand 10 orders bsforo ihe ffst ~
Mann ncxt, will H. supplied a cots Iillt
de2Gwiy y REANEs, Beiiaiontnipe. Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
ATTAcHMENT NoTIcR

feryy Weayer, PlRpuu agsnst Nat al II. Boys, De-
iendant = siogo I0hn Hurneu, Jusilro Of thf Peare
.d Of Js0treom foWnship, Monir0gnefy couniy, Ohio.
nA he Sh dag of aanai. isot. sad Juaiica issued
Pgragy M AitaehL fht N ihs slege aeuee ~
Trial on the lt,;h aAy of Nay, at one ealools u.
aewt PERRY WRAYKR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08

VIM wensth5h sud W " stewart, baytoai George |.
beyor, MNmlrbuIgi atoc Aaeef,f bion, = 10 Anderl
son, gsntsliNei Y hlfrss NaE Lobanun; a jackson,
chAmbersbnrR. j. n Bauer, Herriaburgi y . Divine
Johnsulisi Arnold6 Lfnbeft, ,s6hth AfhnR6nsta1ob
smseT, ssthaiimofe; u koeklet e0ytietmRhtown1
J. MWply, Nspdaiia Il NleAolg, LihaIty; d .Raeaa
wihlams svaner, West BAitui6ft Parker, Bro
%; PerkelsbuTgi aud b. pruRpFni and nerohluss
gen'rAuy ne pHl1sa Asalss AHa gsnsdsa
.is,i.t ,iis.s 10y !,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
NOTICE.
GManten.

w yRNPED-lCaifiaee woodMorknen, Blark
w smlths and Paihi era Uanted tmnes esiiAlely. The
eesi n esq gygq. Apply ~. q. ......ll
,IAEANTEpr sfustioA "a RnGinser on q ga
~ ,uonary engpg, hJ, young rpan lsiely nom
Nanade has 5ac fnfsa Years eH I6fencs; has no Oh
hetigD 80 goir y HE eountIy. An eHry s.ngeeusLt
if az gted fle9ls. AadTffe ", Mil ofipe ol this
"a As, N0rlGRsrlR eonaf gnenea Of tks ~ fence or
VI coal Ia aud an mafSrsls that eater int the
manuiArtufc Of Uas tie Gas Comta ny are don PEELED
y nd vanae ihe Pres 81 0ta one dollar PEI 1000 aet
rom ihe prst dAI n NAY gnel Aarlhsg neiiFe
'"''' t.I.,t.tt IL -, - ~ ANH' asofe'Arys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
&rncerlRs. Mrg,2a aal le

ft. o.. II Hl NJ S@AkA AAUe WI f'A fiit N
r1EuOi BHnsd' 10 6mHn eli O1r' MiO'bh4FgI "
b RnwA4D o. iBRIEN - BROTHRl, ,it
WHOLE SALE GROGERS
Az f''w h'Afq Esn inponrFts dslh p noiniuo
BrRndieP, Winss, Gins, cigars, and Irish
h and scotch wh(sky,OI S9n)hitn
: cob .H7ifu AsD bEALKRs fS1n7 dyp,co al
DOW ,Itlc wines ANA LIQuOrs,
g.. fElE UINNN
Age IS for sale Of Pure Bourbon Whlskq,
No. apl Second street. DAYTON, Oh1O,,gui sI,
DEG leave most respectfully to acqnant their Gus
~ TONERS gndthe GO immunity generally, thsl9flI6s
have entered inc partnership, under the name and
styleoi r. O'bMEh BRO n len for the tht16tIap
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor eiReI
ard tbhacco bisiut M IN DAYTON Ohio IL theOliI.
siand Of n. p'BF eu, M 3OI second street -.
Having ample means to enable usi pufrhahA eOodp
rom the best houses 10 New York; Balnporef an
and having had fifteen years xperencp
" the trade, va hold outline best ndueemssts 10 oul
old Gust merFsnd llothera who Ipsy be kthd ehougI
70 purchase from u y 't'N 'F"' .ft,.,-.,. ~.
= n 1BRlEN, late Of the 6rIn ofiO'Bfieh 4 Pbey
foiedo, Ohio VIII devote his time and Rttention 10
peqaeM NJ those who NAV come TO 1ng az tins Well
known House, and .O'BRIEN, will treatr tDef ccrs-
n9lnty. tter,n possible, ID over before. Both o
1s zee very grateful for past ayors and earnestly so
hei'a share OF your faturo psttbnase7a hul9daw m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
Garpentrr.r

q u L L u L N G.
s sa Il iP,s siF pr 20 Q. s5ss: Isss
uonid NaTfe9l .h9le hslpg Fgesgt iais unimproyed
Rsat Peps, with ooEi oi bud NJ. fsaaiy ior iuyesi
gallon. join " THOMAS, AReui
AiellluL Ah0ll nh NJ nNAa-al -nalr lNlNN. 49, h
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
''Thc war Continues"

Mr.. Lincoln, in his message says "wal
continues Whc. her this was intended
as i place Of information. or was pat il
because of its sententiousness or to Fill up
OF for some other reason, only those wI.c
are familiar with the idiosyncrasies Of
Washington No. > can say with certain
ty.
liz were intended far information, i,
Was superhnous. Almost anybody knows
thai, without looking INFO tie president
message TO discover L Every mechanic
whose wages have been increased one
third, while TIC expense q living haa
more than doutled, Knows that the vag
continue" Every widow whose only son
Is IN the army knows that the var con
tinues.' Every man who goes anywhere,
or buys anything, knows, as ho puts on
the inevitable stamp, that ''the w eontin-
yes Ward committees who -rc making
preparations for the next draft, ana poor
n.en, members Of draft associations, who
have paid s25 OF Of their hard canned
money, and who are scnii-monthly assess, Z
i've or ten dollars, ar6 az perfectly aware
that "the war continues Abolition
congressman meet in Washington al axe
il excellent hulnor, ana ti.ey, teo, knew
tha. The war Continue" Poor vonen
whose husbands are in ti.e army. ani
whose snly support during This drear win
ter is their own feeble exertion. and the
bcggariy charity dole,i OF by relief con-
mlttees, Known to their sorrow TT the
war continue" Poor little children
with toes recping from ragged shoes, with
bluc noses ard s,li,sring forms, whose
father is -way % ;i.c front. know likewise
that the war e9n;i4ues.p shoiiy. as he
adds up tlie profits q thc last, and caIcu-
lates upol the pr46ts # new contract
and Shoddy's wife, as size wags her head
beneath III hundred iolar bonnet and
chearcns rev set of s., GEO diamonds
both know and re!o;cs ,ha: '::hc war con.
tinuoa.'
Southern nigs>rs, forced aol rs rolcp,
to shoulder a federal musket; NIazsacilu
sets. as she drives her crowded spindle,
:.i.d imports fresh ship-loasaof .5chwabi@a.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

Among the many and surprising { nan 2es
fortune delights in working, The elevation
Of IL Turkish slave To the rank OF European
ambassador Is, perhaps, one Of the most
wonderful. There was time" writes a
Berlin correspondent of 4 London paper,
when Madame Benedict, whose arrival
with her husband, the new French ambas-
sador here, i. expected daily, occupied no
more exalted position than that Of Il hand
maiden to some Ottoman siavedealer =
4 Greek by birth, she was kidnapped,
carried AVA; ald sold into captivity du--
ring the saDguinary struggles which atten-
ded the liberation of her cu1ntry. Thus
it was that, a mere c..ild. she was exposed
for sale in the slave market of Cairo. AM.
passed over into the possession of VI. d.
Anastasi, a countryman of hers, and Swe-
dish Consul General in Egypt The gen
tlemap. whom good luck threw into her
Wy. SdNt hci ah cACtiicHt cuuCd'ioh; ana
eventually bequeathed the whole OF his i'm
mcnse property to the child whom he had
adopted years ago and had learned TO love.
While her benciactor was still alive, Mdlle,
d Anastasi, whose original name remains
unknown, married NJ. Benedict, the CON
sular agent Of France al Alexandria
Within ftw days she will be one Of the
three first ladies at Berlin, taking rank
above all others, the Queoa alone exccp-
ted"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

The Provost Marshal General hes
ordered revision and correction e the
enrolment lists, preparatory we presume
to another draft, AMI that the lists will
soon be in TIE hands of The propet officers
in the several localities. This is Z matter
in which all are interested and we hope
that the lists for this county may be
properly corrected. We are satisfied that
We were charged with at least i hundred
more men for the last draft than We
shou!d nave furnished had tn, lists been
accurately rendered Let every man liable
to the draft MAKE il his business to report
10 the proper officer any improper enrol
ments known to him aud our quota viii
thereby be mich lessened. Other local.
tic are doing tbs and unlesss we dc
likewise We will again be called On to
furnish more than our share of men
under the approaching call.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
Up salt EIVeS.

One Of cur Democratic exchanges
writes from TT Salt River, three days
after the election rs follows:
We have TO war. strife, bIoodshetl,
drafts, taxes. nor stamp duties here. and
no assessors, enrollers. provost marshall
nor ;axgathcrs to harrass u, neither arc We
cursed with greenbacls or sninpiasters
Gold and silver is our currency, We
have Z Democratic currency and Demo
cratic prices. The following afc cur mar
ket prices:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

1850 men, crossed the Cumberland river
ON Sunday, and at last advices. was
moving toward HopkinsviIle, Ky.
The court at Montreal decided yester-
day that It hal no jurisdiction in the
case OF the St. Adams raiders, and TIE
prisoners were accordingly discharged.
The Richmond Examiner says that no.
body can read Lincoins message without
coming to the conclusion that there is no
citizen Of the Confederate States more
fully resolved to resist to the death recon
struction Of the union than IS MIR Lin
cola.
Gold opened in New York yesterday :.
25ss and closed at Z55f.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

" hISk-y e GtHoh 1'F Ne'ilcIn y
While these prices afe currc1t, the Demo
Gratis feel quite At home, AL consider the
tran5fe: from Abraham donirions. whore
rye gse Al no 10y go i c,nl......:
e1horuitant prices. araa, blessing
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

"Coniain no opium noy anything MUIR
GUS
Dr.. \. \. HAYES. Chemist, Boston.
An elegant combination for Cou=hs."
DR. g. T. BIGELow, Boston
u rocomm. nj their use IL Public
Speakers
Rev. l.. ~ EnArIS.
Most salutary relief in Bronchitis
Rev. : SEiGERIEp.
Norristcwn. Ohio.
Very beneficial when suffering from
Colds"
Rev. s. j p. ANDERSON. 81. Louis.
Almost instant relief IN the distressing
labor OF breathing peculiar to Asthma
Rev. a. {. EGcLEsroy. New York.
They have suited my case exactly
relleylny my throat 50 that could ny
with ease"
]. nUCHMARMf,
Chorister French Paris Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure to Oh
TAIN the ye,v.ine.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

why d. you keep yourself 50 drstanty'
said a fair one to her ba-htul lover
because" said he, distance lends en-
chautment To the view
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

A young damsel IN Canada, twelve
years of age, became united in wedIock to
youth offourtcen summers, with a salary
Of four dollars per month. Courageous
bcv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
Another Draft for 500. 600 Men

The New York Tr,June hope" that I
call will be made for another 90 900
men; the draft to take place on the lst of
March next
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

- soft answer turneth away wrath, y
as the woman said when she quarrelcd
with her husband, aud threw bag Of
feathers on his new SUNDAY suit.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
From the Rev. !T.cs wmtsr ps-tor Of the Rox-

bnry a.llstt NIIlVI'.
DrJ,ckscn:-Dcar ,ir--i ,c-: !, due % vour
exrelle.,. preparation. 'fsofi,nd's ucrman Ri;
is,s. to add ml tas,in'oey - tie deserved renIta
ION 4 H.. cn.ensc... have fer y"ars 1t = is
been ircu3.,d ".,a crra. disorder n NY bead ant
,.,,yorss sl.n. ] VAS ad.iseaby friend 70 ;ry
o. ..-r44-.. i5it,e,s. ,,il 50. Snl
AYE cxDcrieac,.l .r,a. sd uae2T ectci Te'ei, ny
f~.ltb ia, ben sery materially heAeft,l. /
.,nater..lr rsoomren. -.c tx = There l meet
y..th ,sses siln,lar.a ~ oaa. ant hs7e bcsa s.
80. rs many IS ti.ei. s-co.i .f."et,-
r...n.c.fi.li yso-s, Z. = I'si..R.
~ oFe * 2.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

! SM1xri..n-Y-o noticed ,ast.rf

4 SwISpi.as..Yc noticed yesterday
easo q .ege...d ro5bsey Al ,be depo: !.
the Pistsyurg and !'or- na5ne Rai.tosi.
Yesterday the affair w.s ia.c-tigate1 by
the Officers = tie eoaiPa"y. 81 il vas
clearly shown that The whole trsia..t :or
was a swindle They re convinced hat
Nr. Skinner io>. ~ mos, but merai.
adopted that convenient doi-e 10 induce
the Railroad Company to grant linn :. free
pass home. 4 woman wno caae here
with Skinner 20 zee her husband-a rebel
prisoner - Camp i}ousias-a:temped t.
play the same game, professlu5 that her
ticket and money were stolen. and SO iar
succeeded that She was passed over the
road free. 1t was afterwards ascertaincd
that no such ticket as she claimed to nave
bought and lost lad been sold The trick
vas shabby one, and has done much in
justice to very popular road Chicago
Trt1.a<.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

nom r. 7 : Nora9a,.. . e C,gmen -
form Cna.rA. hl.ktcau, 1, rs,' y r.
DIR. {. n. Jackson r .ie-.,i So i.-r-
b,entroqblei xitl prs3e?'i! fr.f twenty fr-
and have never u-cl any nic iCire that die n1 a.
mucn good "a Hollands Eitier'. l am 10y
much improved IA health, s'es a.'i;'s 'i@cn h'c
bo;liSs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

.u,.. ,o,, r,1,t.r, =; - $1,000 -
ok, , S.eonj !:-..te...ns -,
.;,t;-, :, a.. ....t 49,.
-,
..Ynt,, lr.I.,,J -
Yes. sin
~Er5:n VII Sac
~f..,n,..."
.l,iio,:s .ra,ron;.;.ciy h.. IT ,n..
,:rc troon,. rcs'am: your husband uc.r-
st.o, ,~...,,...e =.
-. s':.''
is IL vii. lie &r,ay fin i'y.yn,ac p
ic; 1t
lay impair, NJ naiac? i Ia g
g".'in,,d WIZ 52'A many pro.hcT o.
''. .,., -, =; Fl, c
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

Have you relative II thc arra.' -
asasi 4 Sscori ,.ievtenan. .T q isit
sitting Ill the ca -, Mlih a:ia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-19
PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR IoE.
49, M.D,cAn Pvsvrrss,s oyEIcr,

MEDICAL PuRvrysn's oFTIcE,
EALkp E e Va, h'sss y ;.,,i,, ~ ,S,
G; /. S x. !. IEsssro,, u: arn.Snr
II. iss 70 )! soi:a ~ slss. herein Ss,sassS
oensttuetsd isehouss. At each point 81 dsiiysry,
70 Be rssspted for until s Quality ~ s, ,ss moi
the lssholss and the manner in which /, Il pse.sS
shall have been approved by medical onissr Gp-
and payment win % made only for the amount
thus aotually stored anA reeeiPted for.
he proposal. will se for The quantities Indl-
with the proViso that should more be needed AZ
Any time for the years supply. IL shall be hir-
nished at the same rates and under the same con-
QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
Annapolis, Md..Ice-house owned BY the United
Fortress Monroe, va.-IOehouse owned by the
FONT Lsesog. Md a. owned by the Uni
Portsmouth,, va.-Ioe.house not owned by the
United ststes--iOo tons.
Newb.rs, y, c.-Ios-house not owned by the Uni.
Hilton Head, = C:-Iee-house owned BY the United
Beaufort, 8 c:.ios-hou,s owned BY the United
Proposals will also DO received for furnishing ice
daily p ws Y 1oE ths year 49,. IN such oS.nt
At United States General Hospitals, upon the fol-
lowing annual estimate, IN and near
New York, 500 tons.
New Haven, Conn, 90 tons. -....
PSTt.n9uth Grove, 2. I, ISo tons.
Ee s%sls,p \. B., Re fcJ t ,sSs tons
WsshipstO.l b. 9, 2,Soo tons.
Frederick, Nd, 10 tons. .r......
these place. until January i't iss are to be tut.
FORM OF PROPOSAL. -
The under.igned proposes 70 furnish -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-19

FoRD's NEW THHLTRE.-Tho new comedy of
Womani or, Love Against the World" written
expressly for Mrs. Bowers 10 TO he performed this
evening for the first time. Tomorrow night IL
announced a. the last appearance OF Mrs. Bowers,
and on Monday the great play Of RosedAls, y
which has been for long time In rehearsal, NIL
be produced in magnificent style.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Crowded houses have
thus far during the week been the order n this
ever popular place OF amusement, and with the
present talented and versatile company, . long
continuance Of these unmistAkAble marks Of pub
lie favor may be expected. Miss Eva Bront, the
beautiful and accomplished songstressj Martini
Chlriski, the wonderful bAlaneer and Ventrilo-
quist; Eagan and Edwards, the irresistible DELI
heaters OF negro peeuliaritiesj W. p. Cavanagh,
the tAlhnted Irish comedian and vocalist, and
Mons. Foushe and his accomplished ballet troupe,
and only few among the attractive performers
whe appear nightly, The usual saturday matinee
TO morrow afternoon.
THE GRAND ESrkRTANMENT now open at
Odd Fellow Hall, every afternoon and evening,
embraces In Its peraonAle, II 10 said, the smallest
and prettieat woman In the world, and the two
smallest men In the world, together with the best
musical company ever Organized. Several fsa-
lures Of the entertainment are each worth the
price Of admission. We understand that, fer the
accommodation OF tho crowds that flock to enjoy
this exhibition, three performances will be Eiven
tomorrow Saturday commencing Al II q. m, p,
m, and p. m respectively. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-19

WHTEHURBT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AVEHyE~Thin celebrated eltAbliahment has Just
been elegantly rented and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections of Photographic negAtlysS
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing Hkeneasea OF distinguished persons
both civil and military. LikeneIseG OF many Of
these fallen in battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitors, received . modal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
ought after. noVll-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-19

TIE Omar PENNSYLVANIA Rourn.--The
Quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and ono to
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates ts
all the principal points In the North and West
For teketl and further information apply at the Of
dee OF the "GreAt PennsylvAnia Route" northeast
eorner PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street, IN.
der National Hotel. once open from .. m. 70 .
p. m.;on sundays 70 tp. N.
: ~ 2. Il. NORTON,
.r.I AFont