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Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
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WAS DnpAHTMEET, CAVALRY BuHEAu, }
OETIcE Oh CBEE QUARTEEMAsTEH,

OTTIcI o. CnET oUAETEEHASEI,
MAIHIhsTon, May 2, 1854
suALnD PROPOSALS will be reseived ~ this
ofise until - o'olo' IN, MO OEDAY, May to'h,
isst, for two thousand q ,oool CAVALRY HORSES,
70 be dsliysred ~ the GoyeTnment stables IN Her
I,lsurg, rsnosylVAuia, within nfiy tSo) days fron
isid Horses 70 be sound 10 all particulars, we'll
broken, fIii an,hed, NON anesn !iS6 to sItssSfis
good soLdition, aud well adapted In every war to
Cavalry PURPOSES.
and riEdly eniores In every particular.
No BID will be entertained unless accompanied
By EuAra tee for It's faithful peri TmAnse.
tks proposal Of = bi der who should prove to be
irresponsible, his name will be reported 20 the see-
rotary Of War, with = recon nendation that Iush
onAner be dismissed the HefViee.
Az bid1Ts sad gusrsniors vH BE- AsId 10 ne HricsIi
SosoGni eIay end every failure 70 CON " StA fermI
LaIOrsd ey pro, eN'iOn 70 ne Jl srtsni Of s las.
fOEn OF bid and guaranty can be had on ApplieA-
ioA to this ofnoe, or to the United states Quarter
nAats at Harrisburg, Penn.
suscSaIfuI SidderI viii be prsnAred to enter into
written contracts, with GOOD and o. n tent seonrl.
VI tnnedA A,sly on the AeeeptAnse Of iheir bids
Ihe SAth Of allegiance must AseOT pAny eaeh bid
bids dsemrd unreasonable,
sids tor nny 1907 horses and upwards will be en-
Bios for @' 'Hi'r' AS~'T Of HsrSss required are
Psynsnt will be promptly nads on SOnplsiiOn
Ne NSrsS will b received.
Proposals must be endorsed "PropoIAIS for Cav
airy Horbes,n and addressed TO Lieut.. Col JGmsl
Washington, d, q, ....t..N. 'I'T--' 5-'-'--
kHy other informAtion will bs promptly .lvsn
on APpllsAtion, psrsonAlly Or BY letter 70 =
LIsu,snAA, Colonel and Chief ousrisi@sst.r,
Cavalry bureau.
n PurshASs in the open market win be con.
.ihued uHtil the sontrAel 10 awarded Price, one
hundred and ioIty-nys dollars per head. Pay.
nent AAS In CeTtihSAtsS Of IndsbtednsSs Tor eight
(s) horses or Aor0, ny-fl
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
OFFICIALT lNUrICES.
or o1IALf ia rs I
was DzpA.Inpur, D

was DEPAaIMEur,)
ArguTArr GEnEnALs OrrIIE,
wAsHfnoTDr, May 2. 1854.
The following officers having been reported at IN,
headquarters Of the army for the onsnees here
iuansr specified, are hereby aotined that the,
will stand dismissed from ne service sf the Unite
states unless, within afteen uD days fron thi,
date, they appear befsns the Military Csmmissiei
n ssasion In this city, = vhleh BrigaAisr csaera
Caldwell, United States voluatssrs, IL preside u
sd make ss,isfaotory dsfaass V The charge.
against thsmi H'
For giving duplicate 6iseAsrSs' 10 an shs,d nsn IN
violation or PsrsgrspA les, Rsvtssd Army Re- uls
HoAs
Captain NJ. ,. MSDOnAld, 18th Psnn,ylvaui.
cavalry. .....f....
For sniiHing man pAysiealV disqualified for duiy.
Major 81. Clair MulhollAnd, iisth Pennsy lvania
volunteers.
For accepting psua physically disqualified for duy.
AsSistant surgeon J. K. Mason, unitsd States
army
Drunksnnsss aad abssncs ,siiAov Isavs,
Second Lieutenant Erastus whsslosk, Itth New
York artillery. ....r.rs S,..a..
Captain oliver 3. Johnson, sth New Jersey vol.
unteer. rE. .H--
Abssnes without Leave.
FLieutenant C,lonel GsoIkp D. Savage, 18th New
Hampshiri volunteers. 'f'i l..' ..-.
Lieu'snant Ernest RatSmann, 18th New York
volunteers.
First Lieutenant samuel Howell I'D New York
volunteers. ..,. ......r a...r.. .........
Assistant surgeon Frederick W. simpson, 11d
New York volunteers. n rovv,r,nn ..
nys = Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
Dispatch ffs.a sssrss.ry s,a.tsa - as..
sral Dtx.

erI DtN.
NEW YonK, Nay s-rhs following sssour.
aging di.rs,ch has just bssA made publie By
General Dix: .. ...r .Hi. ~ .. .ra-
WASHINGTON, Nay $50. n.-ws have no
ofncisl report ffom the front, but the Medical
our wounded were being sent TO washinEtos,
and will number nom sfK 70 eight thousand
The Chief Quartsrmaster Of the Army Of the
Potomac has made requisltion for seven
days grain, and for railroad construction
trains, and states that the snemy ID repoued
10 be retlring. This indicates General Grants
advance, and snords an infsrsnss Of the ma-
terial success OF our host.
The ensmy's strength has always bean nost
felt In his nrht blows, and theIrs hAviag failed,
and our forces not only having malutalned
thsir ground but preparing 10 advance, leads
10 the hope Of fnll and eomplsts saccesS, for
StraggllnR and deaertioh eommsncOs, and the
snemy's loss In killed and wounded mast
weaken him moro than We are weakened.
Nothing later than my last nights dispatch
from Gen. Butler has been rscslved.
BATTLn LxrncSnp N aBoRaIA.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dsted d !
O'Clock p. m. yesterday, states that General
Thomas had occupied Tunnel Hill, Ca, where
he expected . battle, and that the enemy lad
taken position ~ BuKaafd Point Pass, north
OF Dalton. skirmishinE had taken place, bu,
There ls nothing later ys, from asu. Banks.
lion transmitted as yoa deem proper. 1, ID
designed 10 give accurate ofnelal statements ol
what 10 known 70 the Department In the great
crisis, and to withhold nothinE from he public.
Cslgned) HDwI n. sYkssoH,
Secretary Of War.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
TRBTIM NIALsi

yrsa Rev. Ir,S s. J.,O.u, Pref.,,Or Of &si. Normal
aasr - - sesosi, lIesnv, N. r. lar as
'This nay ssrtify thN l have been, since 1874,
subject TO vioisot psriodlsai attacks Of sstarrh,
marked By o highly y-lnnamed soadition Of the
lining nenbrsDss of the cavities Of the head, pro-
dusing most distressing o. seies Of headsehe for
days 81 tune, wholly insspss tatIng ne for bust
ness, and during the paroxysms ssnaning ne 20
the bst. In some Instances the Inn .nustion has
extended 10 the tseth, ossnsloning toothashe; 70
the throat, producing hosrseness and psrtisr Ioss
sf voice, and tvisst has - aseted the len eye ss
to soAaas ne for . month 90 more too dsrksnsd
rosu i-7lgrH FasT lB.. 'arFH asL ...la -
These attacks have hsen accompanied By strong
fsbril symptoms; By s'oppaEe Of the head, and, in
the nrst stages, By vatsry discharges from the
nose, snbsequentiy becoming asrid and ys low,
and toward the closing OF the attack becoming
bloody and purulent. have tried medicines Of
almost every kIndj external applications TO the
head, Gush - sshphor, ginger, hot bandages, and
Presentations Of bet VineEarj mum Of some half
. dosen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations,
together with the internal remedies, sub a. al
terAtives, sathAItieS, and snetiss. These have
produced no change in III" oseurrenss or sharAstsr
Of the diSSase, and Ia most cases. with little
tspp,TAry relief had come At length to believe
the di,sAse IN be practically beyond either sure or
material alienation.
Under these circumstances was led some ave
months age 70 make . trial Of Dr.. LighthiIIa
treatment. Ms method, at once, approved itself
10 my judgment, hs simple, philosophical, aud
likely to be snestivs. notwithstanding the dis
advantages under which It lAbored, Ia dealioE with
= disease OF svoh long standing, aggravated BY
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
Induced By the aef dents Of ny professional labor
found the treatment rsashing the disease ~ II
had never been reached before, and producing Gush
. modification and alleviation Of ITS oharaeter as
I had supposed impossibis. Ishronisis the results
thus: 20 -e.- E.... .......
Although fhavs been sItusted several times 80
that should formerly have believed = severe at
tack OF my s,tarrh Inevitable, have escaped thus
fsrj the symptoms Of threatened attack have been
very Iisht, and have yielded TO the remedies en-
pie yed By Doctor Lishthili. without need OF re-
sourse to the old hot To- mentations OF emstss and
the disshsrEes nom the head have resumed the
or,Einsl and natural condition. ISount upon .
somplete cure. That have been able, however,
70 obtain 80 material . reliefis to me = cause Of
gratitude. In that alone an repaid for Whatever
the experiment may have cost ne.
make this statement unsolicited, AI = msans Of
AeknowledginE my obligation to DR.. LighthiIPs
method OF treating satErrh, and with = view to aid
any one who may have suffered from that disease
In forming Just opinion OF its merits and its
probable utility In their own case.
(signed) REV, FRED'K s. JEWELL,
90 to- Prof state Normal school.
ALBANY, n. =, March "a, 1884 Ap9-eo1w
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

NIMBALL a SINCLAIR, PRACTI.
IN GAL MACHINlSTs and repsirsrs Of Printing
Presses, steam Engi %, B0ileru, sewing eiaehineS
ks, shop, In reNT Of the REPUBLICAN once, Ninth
street, bsIWOen Pennsyl aVenue and street.
Personal Attsnton devoted 10 the business, and
W work guaranteed TO give satiliAstion, Apls-lm
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


EoRD's VIEW THEATRE,
TENTH STR 1T, AB0vE PENN. AvENUR
Eugeee.ent. ior slx nights only, with the
0'- = UshIyAL,Ep COMEDIAN,
VINO win spp.sr % TWO GeE1r COMEDIES,
support q bY the Popular Actress,
AND fIis fhs ,gsAs ss41sE pfsis' e'!s'p,sY.
cLAEnE IA tis GnEAT oRpNkEN SCENE.
ne PET ornssee viii commence with sterling
EvHsfBoprs TafENp. --tis,l
TO conclude with Nc. Clafke's adaptation Of the
with hi. lnlnissSis DpausKEs SCENE.
HR. ] 9 CLARKE.
perfect Prodnstion Of the grand spsstaois Of the
ri. IO.,pon.d until iar,Ssr orders. nyS
CRovERs THEATRE.
" Pennsylvania avenue, near willard. Hotel.
.O u apsyss. New cSc:;ca, ;i:..
Philadelphia.
M Mr. Sr9y.r snnoSn. =, with the highest Eratn-
.assssn.ss n for li@i;.d % tine VII he 1' cost N
oRfnT ksEsIcAs iydrE ASTEsss
Her 0p;TPS!Hs TS2!SSS Rss'S'sssss ssssis S ?: Nay TO-
vie. she viii spPssr in her sreat character or
JULIA, in the popular play q ths HuschRAcK,
4 COMPANY OF GREAT ExcLLENcE.
The MsnaGsr feels svgTy conn lsoos 10 assrriinE
that In the portrayal OF the sublime beauties Of
this nasseriy sonseption Of sheridan Knowles.
MI = sPROVOsTS'aods unequa led In the world
this assertion beng based up0n III, universal
diet OF the press and pubno OF svery cline whers
she has rendered this most -uiI ~ character.
RATbs OF ADMISSION.
press .nd rsrgueste cirsles.. cents
Family Circle. aS cents
sfata nav he secured durtrg the " ~ the Lox
once. Tickets for sale At all the Hotels.
z. d. HE'S,
nys BUSINESS Manager aud Treasurer.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

THn PENNSYLVANIA RELiEy socIErI.--The
members Of the PennsylVania Relief Society, and
all PenDsylvanians who are AuSions 20 assist In
promoting the comfort Of our wounded soldiers,
are requested 70 meet this evening, at O'Clock. al
the roons OF the PennsylvAuiA State Agency, AsI
ulsVanth n1rsak nOAf z "a. .rrHH- = ..-'....
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.

LLprls' NATIONAL CoyHNANr.-A the 1rst
meeting Of ladies for the org snization OF the Ms.
tion.l Covsn,nt, crowd around the .Hpeaksr,s
sssk prevented some from putting down their
aanrs 70 the pledge. A. the meeting ~. eren.
Ing, at Dr.. snndef'snd's ehuroh, to ObviAts this
dinsulty slips Of papsr will be passed through the
assembly. several prom mnsnt Gentlemen VIII 81
dress tbs meeting senators Pomero :. hotrill,
wilkinson, Rsverdy Johnson, and some others,
while rishop sinpson IL expec ed 70 opsnsit with
prsyef. An eloquent letter from Dr.. Sunderland
will b Tsad The hrst letter which the ladies re-
ssived TO encourage them In thsir undertsk king
vas from Mrs, John c. Tremont IA nest nd p Z
triotis, o host In herself 10 lead otbeft We hrt
SURE tnat the cause 10 In good hAnds In Ntw lofk
9TH Mrs. y. snd Other EARNEST wofkers. Prom
PhilaselphiA, Zoo, sotnes etesfsom Miss H.w' o,
principal OF . young ladIss' seminary, s,ying
"Kvery loyal vomsn in the lani 10 ready 70 give
her inhu nee 10 the movemtn !" and, "next TO
the sounfal Of slavery, regard tbis A. the crown.
Ing sar OF our oouhtry'a mil enium." speed " on,
ye winds Of heaven, untii, for Wes'e prAirie
10 Eastern slope, and California's golden gates,
overy woman shall have the hi prlvilsge o.
plAslnE this one sacrifice upon the altar OF her
bloodinH eountry. .' '.ta'- ..f
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

fm only place whore you can purchase B,ita
Rsbbr Hoodn Of all kinds ~ Mana TdctBers prisAs
n u. 4, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, no
RshRsylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
StrestS. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauil-
ally repaired ~ uhort nottse. mar MI
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

.OFFICI AL.
WAR DErARrMEHr,l
ADJuTAHT GEHERAL's OTTIcH,
WAsHIHoToH, March n, 1854
All applications for leaves Of absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed 70
Major General Hslleek, Chief Of star, and must
specify the business for which the ofhoer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct 70 the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order OF the secretary Of War.
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
mat-u Assistant Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

NEW YoAK sTYLIs.-Gmtlsmsa' OlotAiAs -
hsU go FsAAt0nSbls "A large Assortmentfof Dress
HAd business wear. The English sack and Wall.
thiAH ever ohsrod In this city.
WALL, sTEPnnHs Co.,
eSB-u ~ Pa Ay.. bet. Ninth and Tsnth STA
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
n F F I O l A l..

o y l a
wAR DEpAnTHvIT,l
ApJUTANT GHsERALa OTEIcA
WAsHnoToH, May 7, 1854.
Firtt Lieutenant ChA-lea ]. Ball, 18th New Jsr-
sey infantry, having been reported ~ the head
quarters Of the army for absebee without author-
ity aimee January 10th, 1884 10 hereby notified that
un'esG. within t6) days frou this date he appeATn
before the military Commission In session In thi
city, OF which BriEadisr General Caldwell, UAitsS
states volunteers, 10 president, and makes sAtis-
factory defence TO the charges against him, he will
be recommended for dismissal from the sorviss Of
the United stAtss.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
myS Assistant AdjutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

ORDINATION or A CoLoRsD PHsAcHsR.-At
se'ei Cd I"ss.rHay sftsr.o-n: st he psr.cnag. o.
the rev. Dr. kadAi. and the Rev. W. n. Laney,
prsashsr ip shArEe Of Asbury ChANel, ordnined tNe
authority Of vote d the snnual cor ference which
hsld It's sessions In this city lew weeks since.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
n OPT RR s G A L Z .
BOARDING..

BOARDING - A NUMBER OF unN.
ID tlemen can obtain beard q No. 81 Maryland
svenue between Four-And-A-hAlfA and Sixth atIssls
Island. oat1rU
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
n y = l @ I A L .

OH Q PEI n,,. '
WAS DsBARrEuHT,)
ADJUTAHT GHHllAL'B 0TTIeH,
WAsnI oroH, ID. T., Mar 0. 1854
The following oficers charged with oRsasss Asd
heretofore published, as exempt from being dis
missed the s-rvios OF the unitd states, the MIL
tsry commission Instituted By ppesiAl ordsrs, Ne.
50, series Of isss, fron this once, hsv-
ing reported that satisfastory deisoss has been
made In their respective eases, Wis:
Captain Edward Hays, 18th New Tsrk vsiua-
teers.
surgeon John HlrEias. 18th Illinois ,avairy.
LIeuteuant Emanuel Eyre, u Delaware velun-
teers. =. q. TOWNSEND,
mys Assistant AdjutaAt osasrAl.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

TTARIETIESi VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
(FrOuting PeRn' avenue And Ninth Street,
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMM0ND LIGHT
Sign Of the Revolving and Globed Lights
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
FttEslnmons. -. Stage Manager and Advertiser
NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMNER SEASONl
Now o. gagged, At an enormous expense, the great
WHITNEY, WHITNEY,
All the astounding experiments As presentedIn IN his
MYSTIC LABORATORY,
And display his Neerpmantio Wonders and PhilO-
sophleai Gurioslte es, waiVh have besl the wonder
and . miration Of men OF science and learning,
aud elected the applause and appreciation OF his
multitudss Of patrons in all the principal towns
and elries In the U.ion and tho CanadAs, during
his long AAd successful career before the publie,
with his
sPLENnID CABINET APPARATUS.
MRs FRAHR DREW OF the Arc street Theatre,
PhilAdelphi>. AlHn, Il exqu tey youthful fairy
dzn.euss, NJ 10 Am aliA; Mile Windel. Bill liant
success Of The ehATmingly attractive dan ers, the
ArehhArd sisters. Also, The great comic company,
the selected EthiopiADso OF the day, FrAnk Krrns,
Bob Hail, John Thompson, Harry Bloodg Iod New
successes OF peOples faVo ties, Msggie ernon AID
hnnIe Fillmore, Mr.. Aneis and Geo sheldon. And
Ballet Troupe, with the Double star and stock COM
biustion.
"Wednesday afternoon Ladies' Lsvee-GrAnd day
light peri rmAnee - m D
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

BSHor snrsor.-Rey. Bishop simpson, OF
Esry large congregations in the hall OF the House
of RspresentAtiye., AZ o'clock yesterday morn
IaG The Bishop h.d been invited here A. this
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
oRsEs FOR SALE.

ii ORSES FOR SALE.
Wan DEPARrHEsT, CAVALRY BuREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHIET QUARCERm .srER,
WAsHNGTOE, D. Z, h May, 1854
viii he sold at public AuStiou, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro Depot, on FRIDAY, May n,
1851 Seginning at 10 O'Clock q. m from 100 70 800
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as uunt for
the ctvAlry service OF the army; lor r0Ad Aad farm
purposes many good bargains may be had.
Horses sold aing'y.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds. o.
JAMES EKIN,
It. Colonel aud Chief Quart rm L'sr,
myeTt Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

BoHRTHI,s NHw AND bBkUfIYuL In gold
plAted goods, both ladies and Eentlemenh wear, q
sDs PennsylTAnia avenue, near Four-And-a-hal
street. ~ the Dollar Jewelry store.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

WHIYsHvHsT's GLLEsRT, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AynHuH-This celebrated establishment has lust
bssa elegantly RENTED and furnished. Has one of
ths largest snilestions Of PhotogrAphis .osst'Ves
embrasins Mfineases Of distinguished persons
both siylI and aiIltsry. Akenesses Of many Of
these fallen In battle oan he obtained here. For
superior work, Whiteilurst outstrippins his com
petitsrs, received medal ~ the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attcntiohis called W his new
Impartial photographs, also viSpstts now much
AIT enc having occasion TO visit private
medical Institution are advised 10 call sa Dr..
vsllny. ~ 0.-I ~ -. .-aIT - -
large AAd sussessfui prastiss here and else
whsre enables him 70 guaranty psrfest cure In ali
eases. -. ~. 7 s7Eg--
All visits and communications stristly private
and sonndential Psrssns calling see no one but
the DostoT. ~ fohl-I
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

ACCIDENTALLY KnLsp-This morning about
s'elssk Iueene Dorsrtt was shot by = man named
Burrows, at the Hop Restaurant, sornsr Of sixth
strset and PennsyIvsnis ave- nus. Pntrolmaa wil-
liAns arrested Burrnws and TOOK him to the sts-
hon-house. 10 seems that whilst In one Of the
roons, . at en- cred, and Blu rows toos out his
revolver with the intcntiou OF shoottng IT, but,
ansF irih NJ with the trigger, the contents Of the
revolver were accidentally disoha ged, and the bali
passed through the right arm and lodged 10 the
BODY OF ssid Dorsott Coroner Woodward held an
Inc uest over the hody this morn ns, and tho Jury
rendered . verdict that the said Dorsett oAne 70
his dsaik By the accidental discharge Of pistol IN
the hands Of Edw ards Burrows.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

THlNunc AT rHs PRnsipHST's GRouEps.-
Tie music st the Presidsnt,s ~ unds on saturday
Afternoon attrAsted very Ia e. numhera-senus-
sen, ladies and children and With tht nns weather,
hts appearance before the multitude, when he Vas
Loudly shserei. He said he guppos d the Assem-.
II ne proposed three sheers for General Grant and
his array, which busEestion v-s responded to By
three rrustng ehests. The ladies present 81 nihed
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

FHIsa PIsToL II Tnl lsTsSHr.--A black msn
named Cha les HArris vas arrested 10 = spiEht
ahout 10 o'slook, on the sorner OF and Ninth
up.n the charge 81 n'ips pistol In the street. A
nan ramed Oh ,ries Bosis, who wss walkiAG In tAs
street at the time thouSht that he WAS shot At nv
the nan. spd thrrefore lodged scmpl.int. The
nan WAS taken this morning bsfors Justice Thonp-
son and was nned oB. s ..a. b. - .
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
. AND M"LEs.
CHIIT QuAEiLENAsrER's OTFIcE,)
DEPpT OF WAsHINoroS,
WABHIN0roH d. Z, April ~, LEA
VIII be solI at public suction a. the Corral,
near the obsery.t ~, Il the city OF Washi gton,
D c, on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1864, and
WEDNESDAY. May as. 1854, = TO- Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned - u1at fsr publie asrVtse.
Terms Cash In Gov Nrnment funds. .. r.r
Salo to commence At 10 o'eInrk =. m. r......-
d. X. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chtei QuNrserm eater, Z. u
Ap7TI2bt Depot Of waahinRtrn.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

IsSnRHsfNd MEETING Thus ExHHINa. =
There will be service 10 the Church OF the Epiph-
Asy on this tdondayD evening, Mays, a. o'e ock,
anonE deaf mutes. The services win be both read
ard Iatsrprstsd in Sigpp. The Rev. DE-. GAllaudet,
rector Of st. AIMS Church for deaf mutes In New
York, will address the deaf nu'ss in the siRn
Language, and, Arsr that giVe the hearing portion
Of the co. Eregatioh account Of the method Of
sondustisE services among the deaf mutes, md Of
what hes been accomplished during the last few
ears. ... ..... A.. ~ ...r.H --7- L..
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS. /

AM " OOlLuAAL1N1 To-
CANT BURY HALL,
CANrERBrRY
CANTERBURY
.'..f. CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LOvistsns ASsnue, nsar ne corner Of s-a Srs.,.
I'm rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels, j
SIGN OF THE BIO CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. .Lea.."................. Proprietor
W, u. CaVAnaugh. h.....'............stAGe Manager
WONDERFUL ARRAY OF NOVELTY.
SOMETHING NEW. .
SOMETHING NEW.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, w'
And on SATURDAY AFTERSooE, nap. m,
SHOWS
CELEBRATED TROUPE
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
PERFORMtNG DOGS AND MONKEYS
PERFORMING DoGs AND MONKEYS
PERFORMlNG DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS ANO MONKE s.
PERFJRMiN0 DOGS ksB MONKEYS
The most wonderful en'ertainuent Of the age.
The most won erful entert ,innent OF the age.
Tho performance Of the above Troupe
Musr be SEEN To BE- APPRECIATED.
MUST BIZ SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
The most rem rkable
fR8iSEJ 80 t6Rt PEDs
ever witnessed.
Last week OF the Primo DrsmA OF the
sogsEAk sogEE.,s 99EgyTILI..ww! 9EyTI
THE WRECK OF A IIFEi
THE WREI X OF A LIFEi
Hugh Hanlo" ,he outlaw. ...... M. J. De Forres
Lsnty Mclaughlin, roth q boy,
Redmond Doyle. In love with K.Ih!sen,
- Mr. T. D Sullivan
sergeant Itap..."........"......B Billy oeishaDtJ
Ksthissn Nolan, am .noed 70 boyle. Jennie Forre.i
Judy OBritn, In love with Lanty.... Lucy Clifton
THE SNOW BROTHERS
10 their Flying Leaps a"d Gymnsstie Exercises.
JOHN mULLfGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN
IL ToUGHERTY,
IL. DOuGH~RIY,
W. X. WILLIAMS,
W. II. VILLA Ms,
IN THEIR ETHIOPIAN ECCENTRIcIrIEs.
Last week OF syLIIe,N
In his great act OF
OLD BOZ RIDLEY.
MISS HAo"I PORTER,
MISS ESrELLE FORREST
JENNIE FORREST,
MAGGIE WILSON,
bliss EMMA SCHFLL
LUCY JOHNsoN,
IN THEIR TERPsICHoREAN EFFORTS
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
IN SOME NEW PATRIOTIC SONGS
An eutire new chang cf performance every
night this We X, co 'eIudkns withA
GRAND STEEPLE CHiSE.
iGRAND sTEEPLE CHASE.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, a. O'Clock,
FAMILY MATINEE.
For Lsdiss and Children, on which oceSsIon the
P FORMING DOGS AND HKEYSI
Ippear at cheap prices, viz:
Ladies' rs cenrSi children 10 cents.
LOOK our FOR
LOOK OUT FOR
CUnJo' CAVE,
CUDJUS CAVE,
CupJUs GAVE,
The last Sensation Novelty produced in New York,
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION,
with new scenery and appointments, will be pro-
dueed shortly. mys
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
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