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POLICE RRPoRTs Second Precilct.-Milley
Draper, Rachel Draper and VIM, DrArer, stealing
onoy and hospital othingi Jail for court. Jas.
Evas attempt to pick pocket 81 rs.
THIRD Precinct WIN. o rret, dito derby conduct,
50 90. Annie Ling aud Geo. McCalion, drunk
4 L56-wOtkhnuae In default.
Fourth Precinct Matilda PoAm, petit larceny; 10
eourt Thomas O'EeSl. aGssuit and battery; ecu.
rity for court May Shea, dunk 81 kdwnId
Paskev, uusanori 50 CSihnrtne stu r., dIsor.
derlyi 81. John Wooden, drunkenness, as go, VIM.
Blrury, hitohing horse TO q / ec-boxj IS 80.
EiGh PIE iHd-Ann Tillman, profanity; a. 90.
EllE.beth Brown, d s'td rlyj do. Levi logan,
do; do. Joseph Travers, do 81
Sfrm Precinct Caroline Lee, disordetly conduct
"a; john Ardeser, keeping bar open after ~
O'Clock y. mt et0
Serenh PTtcinct-Ellen Kennegan, thre,ts Of
vlolencej bail to keep the peace. LgmB white,
drunk workhouBe 80 days. Albert Dslroche, do
do. Michael Btyne, sleeping In strocti military
Patrick Mcmahon, dol do. Thomas siner, dele.
rum trsEaenSi locked up for safety.
9th Prertnd John bundle ], drunk; military.
hln'wnr'h GO0denOugh, dot dismissed.
hinh PnciRd-MiehAei Joyce, dlseIdeFly con,
durti s..
Tenth P'ecin"t-Jno. Chisholm, drurh; A.. Cath.
aFine Donovan, petit lareenyi security for court
CnrnnllA Tyler, dlBOrfcFly conduct, 90 RoNett c.
Woayer, throwing s.onesi a. Chus. n. Weaver
dol 81.
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WAR; ETlESl VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Pann'~ avenue ami Ninth Street.l
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMoND LIGHT
HAhblIN d ". .........,............ ffnpFlelOFh
FITZ SIMMONs,. Stage Man ger and Advertiser,
40 JvoFcrowd,d every night!
huod ed, left standing
~ GREAT UNION DRAMA.
The Great History Of the Dy-EveFy Union
Man EhOu d sea it-ShowIng the DleHsingG OF
Union Depicting the HOF urs OF Seccsa On-Pro-
duccd At an expense Of OVER Sl.SO1-EvrIy Iceno
new-Each a correct view, taken from the ,oAli-
tlCs Introduce d and the buildings embodied iorm-
Ing 4 y rfect pctnriAl history.
TERRIBLE AND HAMEFl L CRIMINAL ACTS
MALE AND FEMALE II HUS!
Se1 llAn Of humanity, with hcATis immOyAb'c.
Private letters and hidden rcssiOns, 40 all
come light In the great DR. ana VI vice, written Ivy
FtY SimM1nt, the great Ions alto dramattSt, author
Of The Fem~ls Piskpnck"t Belle of Was hngtOn,
md twenty other successful acting plays ~ per-
formed in this city.
The CramA 10 Cniiticd,
THE SEVEN rH.STkEEI DRESSMAhER,
l. Union MAEiGh GIRL,
A perfect dramatic representation, Introducing =
rev ca In waited Amubemcnts.
The TC1pl 1 names IN TOat Cases AIC Withheld,
yet tn bA,e and dtcredltAhle N,itohs "f lar men
and bad women boldly Presented IN their vivid
Vices
AlsO,,nn WeincsG " afternoon, in addition, the
EreNt Music HAL show. U,e hundred and wy
men, women, aud children. Admission, 70, o., and
% cents. Jcll
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A CoRREsPnNDENT or LONDON PAPER
RECEIVES A W ,RNISG joseph A. scoville, a
quoHdom pet Of the New York Herald, and
more recently a correspondent of the London
Morning Herald, TO which paper, under the
signature of "Manhattan," he has written let
ters filled with the grossest lies and abuse OF
the Union cause has been summoned before
Gen. Dir, who warned him OF the dangers that
lay In his path If he continued his falSehoods,
and then allowed him to go on his parole.
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The design for the Gettysburg monument,
award d TO Mr. James @. Patterson, OF Hart
ford, Ia as follows; A solid white marble base
with four buttresses each supporting q statue
representing, respectively, History, War, Peace,
and Plenty. From the centre rises a shaft Of
marble. crowned with q colossal bronze statue
Of the Goddess Of Liberty, fifteen feet high.
The height Of the monument will DO lGly feet,
aud the cost will be $4,000.
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Aatiunal gepahlitau.
Hunter Captures lexington aud Threat.
ems LynehburN.

Tho Petersburg Express newspaper Of wednes-
day has a dispatch sent to Extra Billy Smith
from Lynchburg, stating that Hunter entered
ter's strength at 1G 900. Hls advance was re.
sisted by Gen. Mcfarland.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th has off,
cial intelligence that Crook, with 5000 men,
was at Amherst Court House, only twelve
miles from Lynchburg. They had destroyed
the bridge over the Tye river.
Lynchhurg ls defended Gas the Enquirer says)
by much larger force than II had expected,
aided by militia.
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GEN. GRAST.-It is stated that Gen. Grant
10 the owner Of ton thousand dollars worth OF
stock In the West Division Railway of thiS
city, not purchased by him, but subscribed
privately by friends, and presented to him &c
an evidence OF good will Chicago Journal.
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WHITEHURsT's GALLERY, 4s4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEHuE.-This celebrated establishment has ju I
been elegantly rotitted and furnished Has one Of
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
embracing ukenessea of distinguished personp,
b 'th civil and military. Likenesses OF many OF
hese fallen In battle can be obtained here For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his com.
petltors, received n medal at the Worlds Fair,
london. Particular attention IL called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vigretth now much
ought after. novIA-u
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NEW YORK sTTLRs.--Ge'ulemen Clothing =
SctD and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
md Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
tn6 Coats excel IN besuty, grade and rniSh any.
hing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
nes-tf s29 Pa. Az. ret. Ninth and Tenth sta
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TEE only place where you can purchase hIdia
EtIbbcr soodI Of all kinds at nudcHerS prices,
VI II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 5iG
PcnneylTLnia avenue between Einth AID Tenth
ItreetS. Alro, all kinds Of Rubber goods besutt
ullY repaired At short notice. mar Mt
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Il
One Brick HOUSE on olrlh u,reet, o6x 100, eleven
rou ma, s. coo.
Que . lex H"u'e on stree, First ward, 2iSIOO,
ton ROOMS, 81 800
One Brick II use on Seventeenth street, First
ward, I7Sl 0, nine room, $4,000.
one Brick II use on the Iland, D street, 26xIoO,
ten rnCms, g. 900
one Tr.E House on Ninth street, 2OJIOO, nine
rooms, $4,000
one Brick House on SIX h street, ISxlOO, eight
One Rriek n use on stree. I8xIOO, eight rooms,
renting for 800 rCF ear, $500
orc BhcE housc on street, @6x'oo seven
rive D 'ek Houses on Ninth street, I7xIOO, seven
10 ms, Sa50O
oao rriek House on Eighth street, Island, 9Oxso,
One Brick House on Tenth street, ItxIOo, eight
rooms, 80 200
between and streets, l5XsO, seven looms,
$kSOO.
Two Brick HoureI on C street north, ISxI 10, Ave
rooms, Sl,0 o.
-Four Brick Houses on Thlrteeuth street, Island,
1880, Ave rOnmH 81 80.
ore Brick House on Ninth street, l'NIOo, Ave
FRAME HOUSES.
One Frame House (le,OOO f OF OF ground sixteen
rooms, $500.
oGc Frtme House, (Cottsgej OiAtNo, twelve
rooms, So CO.
One Frame House on Eighth street, I6xlOO. sis
one rr.me House on Tenth street, 25xIss, seven
roo O. g., 100
Two fIane Housrs on the Island, Virginia ave
nue., 1850, scven rooms, 81, 800.
Two Frame Houses on Eighth street, 1878, eight
rooms Si,nS0
+ ur trame Houses on Tenth street, I1xIOO, i've
rooms 81 900
enc Frame House on Twenty third street, (cor
ner,l 1870 six rooms Al 800
Build s Lots In all parts Of the city.
Farms and Lands for lie and exchange.
MTG HELL SON,
heal Estate Br keTs,
Southeast cor. Penn. av. and Fiit' en-, III street.
N B.-Anu furnished House. sixteen IomB, OF
PEP ms lvANiA avenue, for reut, (suitable nor
boarding hou'e,l one Otner of eight, and one o
nye, and four OF four rooms each, jel7-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

FLAG PRRsRETATIoN.-Tho> citizens OF tho
Fifth ward have presented the police OF the Eighth
precinct, which embraces their ward, a beautiful
national rAR, which il eighteen feet In engih and
twelve In width, with strtAmer thirty feet in
length. The cost was cas-. They were Intended
for the new station.houso, and the n Z ives hoist.
ed there yesterday for tho flrst time
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

DELTH or OPFfCBRs,-'The following army
ofii Is have died within the past two days At the
Armory 50 laro hospital, from wounds received IN
q W. Gibson, Co. d, nth VI Capt. @. s. WILL
liams, Co. ., Sl,t Met 1t. WIN H.w, Go. I, oh
Y HI Z pit Albert A. Davis, lat Mass. heavy art.
Cross, Co. D, eth Mel and Capt Dane Lilly, Co.
!, 9TH Vermont.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATE.--Messre-J. e..
MuGuire \ 20 AuutlHnecTs, sod yesterday lot
uu strie &C between New Jersey avenue AID tifst
street, which WAS purchased by Mr.. Geo Miller
for q oents PER 'qusre foot. a lot WIN ilAme
house on SiXth GtI Get, between and II streets
was purchased by Anton Capler for e2S6. The
I0f rCEt HcipiniUB, with improvement, was Pur-
Chssed BY Julia SeasioTd tor 81 @76, The lot neAi
Ly Joseph W Bradley for S23I5, Lot on U btfect
between sixth and sCventa streAt8, to Dennis
Foge,ty, At 20 cents Two lotS aroin,Dg above 70
tween sixth and seventh streets, to John BehH
Three lots on thiFiy-ioO' Icy, IN tie rear, TO
John Freeman, at 10 Grnts. Lot on New Jtrsey
avenue, between d aud 4 streets, to Mr. Fred
eTiCk, at 81 oents,
Committed TO THE OLD CAP ToL,-Under
81, al. AteH Morris
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

Co. r. George Case, Co. G, and J.hu Keyo, Co. A.,
~ Conn.i John Cowley, 5oth N. Y. engine ,rS; W.
" Psgers. tG' y. s.; FTanols y. sAbin, 9th Maine;
stephen Finch, ith N. Y ! ard Curtis Clarl, An
n Y. to he sent 10 Fort e'awAre, Also, Will tm
Brown and L. Ellw God, lO'h Vs., sent in from
Muddy Branch, and purporting to DO r,bel de.
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DERSONAL-- VACANCY IN ONEOF
THE DtPARTMENTs.-Anyd deserving per.
son wIshit q to negotiate for the pnstion eau AG-
drt 20, tn o gh City 20 Oiiice, l.. Z. Il. J ii-3t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

ANY one having occasion to visit private
medical institution are advised to call on Dr..
Veilny.
large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty Aperfeet cure in all
cases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. PerssnB calling see no one but
the Doctor. fobl-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
IL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCTSO MONDAY, JUyE IL
Looation-Corner OF sixth street and New York
Avenue.
EVERY AFTERNOON At O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING At O'CLOCK.
TRAINED HORSEs AND PONIES,
TRAIN d DOGS AND MONKEYS,
TRAINED MULES AND BUFFALOES,
Together with the Blind ralki1g Horse,
tNgkLSIOH, JR,
The Comic Mu'es, PETE amt pARNEY, and
MR. HENRY COOKk'S
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS
Fto'u London and pAhs. The whole under tho
personal supervision Of
Mr. DAN RICE.
Assisted by his young and beautiful wife,
MRS. DAN RICE,
and the Eminent American Fqusrries,
PROV. 5 Y STOKES AND LADY
Admission to Pit.......!................ 10 cents
Box .....Tr.............. 80 cents
jeIt
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAET GEHERAL's OFFICE,
~

WAN FhNTmLhTlT
ADJUTAET GEHERAL's OFFICE, :
WAsnINoTOE, March H. 1854.
. All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to whit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HaIleok, Chief of stat, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. TclcsTATs addressed direct to tho
Secretary Of War on Nh subject will icct'yc no
GttentiOn.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
+. n. TOWNSEND,
ra2l-tf Assistant AdIutAnt General.
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mOslC HALL AND THEATRE,
touindrd Avenue, near he corner Of SiIth tfyssi.
lin rear Of tho Metropolitan and National Hotels,
SIGN OF THE BIe CALCIUM LIGHT.
SEQ Les. Proprietor
W. D. CAVanaugh...,........ stage Manager
James btahhEl.. Of Orchestra
Reproductions, by particular request, for rcsi'
ONE WEEK ONLY,
oTluE NEW
SPECThCULhh DRAMA,
CuDJgS GhNki
CCDJOS CAVE
THE BATTLE oRRS3 oF FREEDOM,
TTE BHrTLf.CRY OF FREEDOM,
witnssied during the hrst two weeks OF ia repro.
'eH''''0H T II Who TAous $, PERSONS,
and pronounced BY eompetent judges the
GREATEST SPECTACULAR DRAMA
VI ~ EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 y. M,
will be presented the new dramS, dramAiized ex.
press'y forth Canterbury, by John ,. Poole E'q
CuDJUs CAVE;
sry THE EAITLE-CSH OF s! EsEEpoM; ,,.,c
and new aud expansive prorer ties. Full Of
STARTLING EFFLCrs,
'' 'r'e'' NUMEROUS HITS.
Re-engAgement Sf Mile
MARIETTA RANEL,
IIGaT ROPE Artistic,
and bewl'ohingly IL ciuAtng
FRENCH AND sP ,NtsH DANssUsr,
now performing IN America. she will b we the
honor Of Hpnc tt!ng this week In a series of
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL CHARACIEks,
and perform Soro
STARTLING TIGHT ROPE FEATS.
She will ais eNerute several
BEAUTIFUL SOLO DANCES,
and sustain the prlnelPai chs AG'ers in series o
assisted by
MONS. BAPTIsTTN,
The celebrated Partisan Dancer and Maitre dc
Ballet, and the famous
RONZAHI BALLET TROUPE,
SIXTEEN LOVELY YOUNG LADIES'
selected especially for their
GRACE AND BEAUTY,
and eNch oneA
SOLO DANsEUsE,
MISS JENNY FORFEIT,
Miss sALLIE WIENER,
MISsCARRIk GARDNER,
MISS N 'ONI POATER,
MILE NIoLS
MISS KITTY SCOTT,
n IS MARY GARUNER,
MISS MAGGIE WILSON,
MISS FANNY PARKER,
MISS sALLtE NORiOT,
MISS JENNIE DE NtRE,
MISS MARY WALKER,
MISS CLARA HENDERSON,
MISS LILLE MAKER,
who will appear In q variety Of
DANCES, rADLEAUN, SC, sc.
Tie Beautiful NocNliste,
MISS CARRlE GARDNER
MISS EsrGEIE FORREST,
|" = ne" ''' SINGS o. " TIE HEART.
The Great Mogull Of Ethiopian Comedy,
MULLIGAN, WEST, WILLIAMS DOUGHERIY
W. d. CAVANAUGH
NEW IRISH WHIMSICALIrlES.
First week Of tho LAughAhle Negro Farce OF thI
HAUNTED BARBER SHOP
BILLY WEST AS QUISBY SAM.
J. W, GI LBS,
The Renowned BAnJoist and LeIineatOr OF Negro
Mr.. ROBINSON, THE POPULAR DANCER,
AND TIE
ENTIRE MAMdOrH COMPANY
AGRAND VARIETY BILL.
Magnificent Ballots, delightful UlIO OF Ethiopian
Songs, DsneeS, ENtravAgauzaS, IA, &c 40.
Change In tho Otto Department Each Night
10 active rehearsal,
THE GRE ATESr SENSATION DRAMA
ever produced In W4sLiugtOD,
THE Bush HiACkENS or THE POTOMAC.
humlaslOn. ceht
OfcheHtrH, ...,.,......,..,..'J cebl
Private Boxes, holding sir persOnl.............S
Doors open q u perform nee TO commence at s
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At . o'clock.
Ladies' % cents; children 10 eents.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

No QUORUM The Board of Police commiss
sinuers held no meeting yestetday,A quorum not
being obtained,
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HoR4ES WANTED.

WAR DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE o. CHEF QCARTERNhsrER, J
wAsIIEGTON, ID c., May 18th 1864.
THREE THOUSAND 5000 HORSES WANTED.
ONE HUNDRED AND SINrY FIVE u6bl DOL.
L .Ra per head will DO paid for all
CAVALRY hUkSES
delivered within tho next thlriy 1907 lAys at the
Government stables at GiCEhorO, ID. e.
Said HUrses II be sound 10 all particulars, not
lees thaa I've tS nor more than niue (s) yeNrS olji
lompactly bullt bIiilc wisc, AMI Of EizC sufficient
tor Cavalry pu:POsvI.
These specifications VII. be strictly adhered to
and rigidly enforced In every particular.
Payment made or delivery O( seven ~ and over.
JAMES A. ERIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chici QUartrrrlHSt r,
ulyIs.lmd Cavalry DureAu.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR CoPPER-FACE
Il ENGaAvINGs

Il ENGaAvINGs
OFFICE suPERiHTENDEET PupLtc PPtyrtyo,l
WAsHiHeIcp, June II, 1884
Sealed proposals. " III he tecsiy.d Al this ga
urtti THURSOAY, the asd day or Juue ilei a.
O'Clock, foe furnishing one SET ~ Elsctro,yprI'
Coppentao d Pages Of the Illustrations N
ohinery, &C., aeeomp Snying the report Of the c.
missioner IL Patenta for the yeAr 1881.
The drawings will b. furnished on paper
the contractor, who must Arransa them Into pAc
~ mum srioal orderI nearly ~ 10 bpsittert VII
neatnehs add comp oiness; and the eNecu ion
the work, 10 every respect, must b. FULLY eQual
that furnished Tor the published report for 1861
which has hecn adopted a. tie atAndafd for tho
p oscut yo ume. Tho pl4tes are o. be delivered At
this Office fee Of cost for transp ration, subject
10 the app oval or lection OF the superintendent
Of the Public Printing. BJnl aud Appro, cd speu-
Of The contract.
The work Will comprise about three thousand
nve hundred illustrations Masking over tivs hun
drrd pages measuring ~ by Inches tidders are
required 10 propose for toe work by the ilIustra-
ton, with thu understanding that, when more
han one figure IL required q illustrate an Inyen-
tion or fesign, tAa Ia sometimes tho c.se,l the
whole numb oil tg Tres viii b estimA tsd and
paid for Aa single ILLUSTRATION.
any further Information that msy be REQUIRED
will be furnished upon application nj this office.
Proposals will addressed to the u derslRnst
Washington, ID. c and endorsed on tho envelonr
" Proposals for Patent once Report
JOHN d DEGREES,
,. Superintendent Of the Public Printing,
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WANTS..

NTANTED.-TuhEE OR FOUR PU-
w pills to learn tho PIANO.FOR 4, by a
lady VINO has = few hours during the day to spare
Address, " A. b - Box 10, at this office irlI-tf
VIZ ANTED---ThREE COPIES OF
w thLL paper Issued The 22d Of February.
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0F q ! A L..
HEADQ'Rs PRoVosT NARsUAL AND BOARD OF
ENRoLAIEHT or DIsTRICr % CoLTMnIA, J
WASHINGTON, ID. e., June 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment OF the District OF Co
lumbia will be In session at the office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal DiItrIc, OF Columbia, corner Of + ur.
teenth street and New York avenue, daily (Sun.
days excepted), from II o'clock a M. to O'Clock
p. M, for the purpose of hearing cases Perception
from draft for the following causes, viz;
AliCnAge,
Non-TesiCence,
UnauItablenCss OF Age,
Manifest permanent physical disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either In the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information ~
persons who are not enrolled, or who are trying
to evade enrolment, rs It is equally for the In
terest OF each person enrolled to place upon tho
" Enrolment List" all persona liable to do mill
tary duty, 60 that hts own chance Tor dIAt shall
not he unjuatly incrCAlcd.
J. {. PUTNAM,
Captain lat Regiment '. Il. C., and Provost
Marshal District OF Columbia. my?5-tl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFF ICIAL.
FRANKED MATTER-TRANsFER FROM MIL
ITAkY TO NAVAL SERVICE.
General o:ders, No. 20T

FRANKFD MATTER-TRANsFE FROM MIL
ITAkY TO NAVAL SERVICE.
General o:ders, No. Qo7.
wan DrPARTmENr,)
ADJUThET GENHHALs OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON, June Q, 1864
The following acts Of Congress are published
for the information and guidance Of all concerned:
r. PUnLIC-No. So
An ACT in relation TO ranked matter,
Be Crdcifd BY nc Senate and House Of Rcprc'cnid-
ipcS Of he UniGt States Of An RIGA, In Congress
ssnibled, That al communications relating TO the
Official business OF the Department 10 which they
are addressed, Of whatever origin, Ad lrPsGed to
the chiefs OF the several Executive Departments
OF the Goyernm ent or 10 such principal officers OF
each Executive Department, being heads NJ hit
reau' or chief clerks, or one duly authorized by
the Postmaster General to frank official matte,
shall be received and conveyed by mail free Of
postage without being indsrSed "oicisl Bust
ness" or with the name of the writer.
Approved Juno I, 1854.
II. FrBLIc, No. 81.
An act 10 repeal the al sect n OF the Joint reso-
luton relau"e 10 the trans er OF persons IN the
military service TO tho naval service, approved
February a. 1851.
Be Il enacted BY The Senate and House IF RsprGscEia.
frs ofhs tHhsd stu &c Of Imei H. Cougrc IS GsGt q.
Oird That the fret section Of the Joint resolution
entitled "JniBt resolution relative to the trans.
fer Of persons In the miitar- service 10 tine naval
service" approved February -, 1854, be, and the
same Ia hereby, REPEALED
Approved June ., 1851.
~ order Of the Secretary OF War:
4. D. TOWNSEND,
jcl6 Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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NOTICE Of DIVIDEND NO. . 80
" The Trus'eeB Of the BRIGGS GOD COM
FANNY have declared Hiyidend oil per cent out
OF the et earnings Of the Company iJr tho month
OF May, payable 1T the office OF the Company, NO.
81 John GtTco', New York, iune IL, 1851, TO Share
holders Of rec rd Mt the close rf husnea this day
WALLER L LAMIuN, TTeA'uter.
kEW York, June s, 1851 jel3-6t
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ROVERS THEATRE.
VI Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
LEONARD GRONER.U............. .DfkECTOR
Also, Of growers New Chestnut street ThsAtre,
Philadelphia,
THIS (FRTDAY) EVENING, June II, 1854,
FAREWELL BENEFIT
and positively the LAST APPEARANCE BUT
ONE Of the charmi~g Young actress,
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
who will present her unequNlled impersonstlon Of
,JUEA,
in Sheridan kuowles' superb, Soul-toucling gem,
THE HuSGHBACK,
in which character che 10 q G acknowledged supe-
rior Of all Who have AttCn,p'sd the rendition Of
this masterpiece OF dramatic genus.
RATES OF ADMISSION
DreGs t1rcle. 10 Genus
OrchontrA 40 Ccn'n
Family Circle. 20 cents
Tickets for sale NJ all the Hotels,
Tomorrow (saturdayl evening, June ia, posi-
lively the last night e
MISS THOMPSON.
EDITH N d LDIA,
SrAGE-STRUUK LAWYER. jsl7
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.ERAY'S PATENT
MOL DED LIARS

.ERAY'S PATENT
MOlD ED COLLARS
Are not simply lat pieceG of pNrer cut In the form
Of collar but are Nodded cad Shaped 10 n Tie neck,
ha, Ing perfect curve free J,on aHgfS o. brcnle,
which is obtained rs our patented process, which
also secures another GdrHEiLgs possessed BY 10 Other
collier, viz Space for he Crorc' In the Turn.dowu
style, the INSIDE Of Tttch Il perfectly SmoOt and rrcs
from FUCKERS, making this COLLAR for ease, ncNncsS
and durability, unequAlled.
They arc made 10 Turn down style In sizes IIou
Ic to H. and IN GArrottC from - 10 II IN lCs, ant
packed In uvAt L'wC NoAes Of 100 eAehi also IL
EmAleI olCa Of 10 eAoh-the later = very hsuI,
package lrr tr>ycert, army and may officers.
~ EVERY COLLAR ia stamped
"GRAN's PATENT NJ LDED COLLAR
Sold by all dealers In Men'S Furnishing Good.
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
%! Ponnsylvania avenue,
| Between Niuth aud Tenth streets,
| je7-ds.A Washington, d. c.
~ h Is A l. / Y n,
~ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
| Between 9lst and I'D LIT1etI.
BOARDING BY THE DAY Or WEEK, WITT
Oh WITHOUT LODGING.
| MEAL AT ALI HouRl.
n Give uS call uu,,
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RETEtESCEs
Hon. Richard WAlla0h, Mayor OF Washington.
MeSSrs Lewis johnson \ Co. Banker, Wash
Inaton, isl6lm
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--- cVrtif that - -- has proper facilities,
Anl abba to t4lnl contract for furnishing No.
tUuery fnT tbs DrpI tmHut OF the IlIerlOF dlFluk
the cat Cudius June 30, lg-, should = hid &c
accepted. ON, ThiW