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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
p0ULTRY.

Although light receipt the demand for Dressed Poultry
has been aht pces been for Tufkeys Ducks
are scarce but much wanted Live seusn reported
Turkeys, however, are dulier
Shippers Of Dressed Poultry win consult their own interest
well convenience o! receivers here by marking their
packages plainly with their private mark the ed
dress of ia. firm whom sent the KIND Of poultry Ia each
package and home weight tho covers sending
- -. L.. Alau
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knitci.

MiacH l.-Ship Monarch Of the Sea
BaIk thust0hei.
Big Nichs Also snHnlbcr Of scioouer.
MARcE III. :. steamer Newbern. iog the North kass1s
bloctading Sltsdror.
Steamship Virginia ifeola Caledonia.
irom 0uarah1ne-U y steamer Gsucus. Also ship Mo-
sTeh o. tho
Spoken.
FEB. a. 20 miles ~ Of Cape Ha,tsTss u g. steamer 6n.z
CAT, bound j.
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o., AISIArURB MANIAC.
5st... 6.0 Sets.... J:53 hloon-Rl.es,. IN
g, HIGH WATER THIS pAG
ssriy Hook. 1929 Gov Isani 4:l4I Eell Gate 49,. En
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BORT nar0ens' Notiee.
SrArK OF NEx.Ynlr

Posr-wanDIss OFyIcg. NJ. lJs WAIs.t
NOTICE ia hereby given, in ACCORDANCE with
section OF the passed April H. leS7 entitled An
Rcoggsse tie Waglons Once Of tho Port Of New Yogt V
all persons interested In having charge o. the sabj.
maer 81 sgh quiy examination, survey that tho ~
loving vessels now under examination by the Pogtwx
dons aud st the sid surveys or e1sminaens win b. ceay
plsted within days sEoeoedn. notice on bsssf
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Spoken
Vs.Ia.errnda-

Tie herk Twilight. while lying % as,rcrc- Dec. 81 In
re foal NJ came H. collision with unknown bsls csrryh0
away b3sspIi., leadgetr. so.
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PuRs AND sRrSs,
There isno charge.

Tic stock Of Grouse and Quail IL large Tor the season snia
rivals conuuo free The mild weather has serious eec mon
the eHs the dein4nd Las not been active sud
lower Rabbits end sfes pot arriving freely but would
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There hiss been demand for country ard mi
c<s have improved. We quote; ID ~
Veal skins green saied eountTytTiI q hlsaIgr
County Slaughter HIDE tIifnmed AID cured
" Il
POTATOES.
There has been better duAld ot he COMMON sort,
ping aud pr have 0dvsrcrd Sweets are very searcs All
priees have inuib,rd We quote:
budeye, bbl .................~.f ~ s7Ia 90 m fa
Puuce Aibert, v kbls....,.......,- : 9yid Z -
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nv. who,r,.rc Price. of Country Produce

FVN INT NN1INV I'IT'II i9Vf
ia.por-d expressly for jHE ". Y. TBIBusB.
shippe, Of produce in realize the shost market
pre.s for thef eDt should heed the following In
sIucioEs:
Mari the con,sn~s's plainly srd neatly upon esch
package 10 be shipped together with your pr'ats
m,fk and also tho contents II tho package.
that tho srcc good when pa, into the
patae aud that they put up that they cannos break
.pol "a The way
send an nyoioa Ia. eoDtsnss by nail Immediately
shipment Of sood'
reputation tor Of coun voiy tiro. 6r n very
ysuGoe fase rsrxs only dscrcdit BRAID pug
chae cautious IL future dlsadvsntssr Of the shipper
it s1ell for SHIPPER 10 have uniform marx for his
res order trAi buyer should be pleased vita 21r
chase hs would srov how 10 and another
krannss and clranlir rss are Indispensable.
The following the wholesale sson prices for bona
hde sairs Of good articles In coed order;
M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28
ALExAN oRIA NEws

Mayors Q9lce-During Saturday night, the
stors.house Of George =. White Co., on the cor
teo soyn w and Milas. street was entered and
in and Gray being notified OF the faet they insti.
tnted search and found the whisky in the posses.
sion OIL James Y. Coleman, on Prince street. Hen
~ Eorly and Peter Lowdon, (negroesO charged
with the robbery, were arrested and plsoed In the
lookup, and upon, an examination before the
Mayor this morning, the negroes were committed
70 jail for trial. Coleman gave bail for his appear.
anoe 81 the next term OF the eounty court.
Bounfg-JumPcTs = Bounty-Jumpern are being
matched up at q prodigious fast rate Just now.
We learn that several additions have recently
been made TO the Green prison, among them one
chap who has jumped a. high az twenty.seyen
bounties.-dIer. SLATE Journal.
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pRoPosALsFoR WOOD AND COAL.

OFFIcE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvrs, u SD
WAsHisoIoN, d. c., sept. T. 1854. I
sealed proposals will be received at this odiss
nnti Y o'clock, m on the soth September 1854, ipr
furnishing for the use Of the House of Represenfs
Baltimore Compauy's No | or large Esg WHITE
ASH COAL, or ofa quality equally good.
90 Cords Bakers FINE WOOD.
90 Cords best seasoned HICKORY WOOD.
80 Cords best seasoned OAK WOOD,
The whole to be put away In the vaults Of the
capitol, under the direction OF the Chief Engineer
to whom application may be made for Inform tion,
Sc.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST November
Bonds for the faithful execution OF the contract
will be required.
Bids for Coal and Wood will be considered sepa.
rately. EDWARD MCPHERSON
ssio iawsw Clerk House Of Represeptatives b q
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION ASSOCIATION
The meeting was cal ed to order at s o'clock by
the President, c, s. Noyes, Esq.
Reports from committees being called for, Mr..
Nurtagh, from the committee appointed at the
previous meeting to call on Gan. Fry, rePol ted
kindly received by that ofioer. To their request
he said he should decline giving any more credits
to the city for voluntary enliBtnentB made prior
to the present draft. He thought no had been lib
eral In the per cent. which he had allowed upon
the enrolment: In selidefence, II credits were
insisted upon, he would be compelled to open the
case and add on the allowance. The speaker stated
that one credit had been allowed In the person OF
soldier who had enlisted at the Arsenal aimee
the beginning OF their efforts to al the quota
men yesterday, reducing the quota to one hun tred
and six. Recruits were presenting themselves
very fast and II he had twelve days more he could
III the quota. The draft for this ward would take
place on Thursday next.
committee OF eolored citizens, by their chair.
man, Mr. John 7. N. Wilkinson, reported that
from two meetings OF their people, held on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, they had collected the
alm OF Sll9 which amount he handed over to the
treasurer, Mr.. Semmes.
$4,000 voted by the Council on Monday evening
could be obtained In furtherAnee OF the important
Oljects OF these meetings.
Mr.. Murtagh replied that he had spoken to the
Mayor upon the subject, and that gentleman'I
opinion was, that the appropriation could not be
Mr.. eGinniss then offered q revolution that a
committee OF i've be appointed TO walt on the
Mayor and ascertain from him whether or not the
proportion OF money due that ward could be OBJ
thsm to get recruits. The committee oonsists Of
MeSSrs. MOGinniss, Elvans, Murtagb, Lloyd and
YeAtmAn.
The association then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

NOW II E A DY:
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DURING
THE GREAT REBELLION,
From NOVEMBER 9, 1860 TO JULY I, 1854;
Including classified SUNNI AIRY OF the legislation
OF the Second Session OF the Thirty.sixth Com
gress, the Three Sessions Of the Thlrty-seventh
Congress, the First Session of the Thirty-eighth
Congress, with the votes thereon, and tao import
ant Executive, Judicial, aud POlitico- Nil ltsry
Facts OF that eventful periodi together with the
legislation, and general proceedings
of the Rebel Administration, by
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERsoS,
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives OF the Uni
ted States.
The work contains a MAGAZINE OF FACTS, ar.
ranged in logical order, or grouped in natural
harmony, constituting 8 most valuable contrlbG-
ton to the Historical Literature OF the country.
In all the votes, parties are classified.
The IndeR IL thorough, both as 10 names and SUB
eets, giving the reader entIe command Of the con
tents.
as pp, svo., law, sheep; price $Ii free by mail.
PHILIP SOL0MONS, publishers,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
Hel2-tuths2w 1872 Penn. avenue.
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4 ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERS
FORAGE AND RIVER TRANSPORTATION
SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WAsHIssIoS, D. c. August 25, 1864.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instructions from Brig adier
General D: II. Rucker, Chief Quarterms,ter, De-
pot Of Warrington, ] have placed schooners
at Upper and Lower Cedar Points, In the positions
occupied by the lght-bo ats previous to their de-
struotion by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise light will be swung
from each of the schooners. The reason given by
captains OF vessels, chartered and owned by the
United States Quartermaster Department, for
anohoring in the Potomac river at night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
aground II they attempted to run past the shoals
after dark. The lamps placed on the Bchooners
will siye light suficiently strong to enable all
pilots to pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided by the United States Coast Survey.
From and after this date no vessel propelled by
steam will be allowed to anchor, excepting In such
weather as by running the loss Of the vessel or
cargo might be endangered.
ALI masters OF vessels arc directed to report any
neglect the part OF the parties on board OF the
light sehooners, In not keeping their lights burn
Ing at all hours OF the night.
copy Of this circular will be kept posted In the
plot-house OF every vessel owned and chArte by
the Government, plying on the Potomac river.
L. s. ALLEN,
Au9e-22t Captain and A. q. NJ.
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LAY COOKE b CO., BANKERS,

TAY COOKE h CO., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREAhURT,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. s. sEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act OF June so, 1864, The notes
will be issued under date OF August is, in denomi
nations OF
$50, 500, $500, $1,000 AND $4,000,
Payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
$40 per cent. per Annum, payable semi. annually,
and will be convertible at the option OF the holder
at maturity into six per cent. Five-Twenty Bonds
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COINi
Aud paw the highest price for
QUARTERMAsTERis CERTIFICATE CHECKS
jy21.du JAY COOKE CO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

ANY one having occasion to visit o private
medical institution are advised TO call on Dr..
vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him TO guaranty aperfoct cure In all
sases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. fobl-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28
II OBERT LEEOH,

do . 3 u II y Il u . II
Late Solicitor of the ONCE OF the Auditor OF the
Treasury for the Post once Department.
ATTORNEY-AT.LA LAW, AND SOLICITOR
OF CLAIMS,
Washington City, will practice In the Courts Of
the District of Columbia, the Court of Claims and
the supreme Court OF the United States, and will
give prompt attention to the prosecution OF claims
and tho adjustment OF accounts In all the Depart
ments OF the Government.
OtOe, l7e seventh street, opposite Post once
Department, AuSl-Sm
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA.
" TERIALs
,,NAvy DEPARTMENT,
CHIEF 9gAaIramA.rrp,. oryrer, ,

BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTnIro.S
- September I, 1854.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
"Proposals for NHvy Clothing and Clothing Mate
rials,n will be received at this Bureau until .
furnishing and delivering ION receiving thru
days, notice. at the United States Navy Ysrds1
Charlestown, Mass, and Brooklyn, N. ", In sub
numbers and quantities and at such times az may
be specified by the chief of this Bureau or By the
CommAndants OF the said Navy Yards, respect
articles, and at the pisces specified In the follow
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

ARMED TO THE TEETH, is a very common
expression, but we think armed to embellish and
beneficial and AppTopriAte-this can only be done
by the fragrant "SoIodont,n for cleansing and
md purifying the breath, II has no equal. Sold by
rugpats. seT-eost
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TNHE THIRD CORPS. ----" THE DIA-
MONDUis new house just opened BY ne
m oaeeFS lately belonging to the I'd corps, Army
of the Potomac. II Is furnished with everything
that the palate Of an eplenreAn liquors could
Wit 10 IsI Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF Hooker's and KeAr ey's old divisions, win
Always he welcome. ie2o-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

The DRAFT YESTERDAY those
drafted In the Sixth ward yesterday was Mr.. d. Z.
Montgomery, a son OF Commodore Montgomery,
OF the IETdi Thomas B. Marohe, member OF the
ger, clerk In the Yard. a large number Of those
drafted are at work In the Yard.
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RY J. @. MoGU IRE CO.,
II AuHTInNEEpu -

RY ]. @. CURE CO.,
- AUCTIoNEERs
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIALS
At THE TREASURY EXTENSIoN.-on THURS
PAY MORNING, September 2sth, at II O'Clock, at
the treasury Building, I shall sell the follow NJ
articles 20
Several lots OF Sandstone,
several lots Cast Iron Doors and Shutters,
Lot of old Iron Castings,
Lot OF Shelving and old Lumber,
Lot OF Cement, OIL, and other Btrrels,
Lot OF nope, Wooden Tanks, and Iron Railings
Lotto Thick Hammered Glass,
Fine Heating Furnaces complete.
Terms cash. ISAIAH ROGERS,
supervising Architect.
~ JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
tez2-st Auctioneeru.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

THE LINCOLN AND JOHNSON MEETING AT THE
NAVY YARD, To-RIoHT,-The sixth.ward Lincoln
nj hit, at the corner OF Eighth street and Virginia
avenue. A large nag will be raised on the pole
lately erected. Addresses will be delivered by Gov
Randall, Hon. A. G. Riddle, K. @. Darlington, Sem
AtOF Harlan, and others.
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DY'SGYMNAsIUM WtLLOPEl

DRADY'sG GYMNASIUM Will OPEN
- at 81 81, and SO louisiana avenue, adjoining
me Central Gusrdhouse, about the 18th OF Octo-
Der. Terms; sso for ohe yesr,'s2i for six months;
go for three months. Far gentlemen purchasing
be s26 per snntim.
subscription lists have been left at Messrs. Jay
Cooke & CO., Fifteenth street, and at Messrs.
Philip solomons, asa Pennsylvania avenue;
Gait Brother, 1854 Pennsylvania avenue, Hinton
4 Teels, s5s Pennsylvania avenuej Metropoli-
tan Hotel, and AZ the Gymnasium, where olrcu-
lars and further Information can be obtained.
ne28-lw ABNER 2. BRADY.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES

QVAhrERhAsrER GENERALS orFuE,)
,y. FIRST DIVISION, J
,MAsuIS0ToN City, September %, 1854
1911 MI oe .oid At public suction, to the hIghe, Il
~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1884,
oNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALpY
HORSES.
o.,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1861,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFrY CAynpy
HORSES.
=, Ihese horses have been condemned as urHt for
the cavalry service OF the army
tor road and forming purposes many good bar.
Horses sold siugIy.
commence at 10 a, m, ="
By order OF the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division q. NJ. Go.
se21-lOt - " ~ "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

FOURTH WARD DRAFT MrHrNe.-ThIs ward

FOURTH WARD DRAFT MKRTRG.-Thls ward
meeting was well attended last evening.
As u llluBtration of erroneous enrolment, II was
rtated that George II. Pendeton had been enrolled
ut III Filth street as lawyer 10 Ohio.
Mr. Morgan offered q resolution to the effect
thst a committee to make aTrAng 'ments for con-
cert vocal and in1trumen should be appointed,
the proceeds OF said concert to be for the drafted
poor men OF the ward.
Mr.. Herbert offered an amendment substituting
for the words drafted poor men OF the ward, the
following: sal the men OF the Fourth ward who
may be drafted and who have contributed to the
fuud.n
This was accepted, and the following gentlemen
were appointed as the committee; Prof J. H. Dan.
ies, John d. Dav dson, Robert Ball, VIM. L. Msr-
gan, VIM. II. Baldwin, Frank Herbert, George L.
sheriff, James 7. Walker, James L. Barbour, As
bury Lloyd, VIM. Douglass, John Blake, Jno. p.
Pepper, and VIM. Lord.
MIR. TompkinS, from the committee appointed to
visit the Provost Marshal, reported that the Pro-
NOEt Marshal had thrown off 30 per cent from the
original quota of the city, which was 1900, thus
giving credit for erroneous enrolment. This left
the Quota at 1000. The aggregate quota Of the
wards after this reduction 10 200.
The meeting, on motion, adjourned till this even
Ing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

NAVY YARD.-The steamer Baltimore was
towed up to tho yard yesterday afternoon, having
broken some OF her machinery on her trip down.
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BABY TENDER.

A vertical and noiEeless SPRING CRADLE,
eA1ily converted into Baby-Jumper, Horse,
B1bY-Walker, High. Chair, Ottoman or Hobby
Horse; the whole desigaed to relieve Mothers,
eomfoft and AmuIe children, obviAte the evils OF
rocking them, and SSve The erpeHSe Of a Nurse. Its
motion 10 perfectly healthy and charming Price
$40 TO $50. Send for illustrated circular
BROWN 4 CO.,
tSs Broadway, N. Y,
An eutsrpriSlng agent wanted for Washington
st9-eodlm
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DY W. L. W LII q CO,
I'D AUCTIONEERs

ID AUCTIoNEERs,
South side Penn. drenue and MIMI Street.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF A
large stock Of Velve;s, Brussels, Three-ply, In.
grain, and other Carpets, Olleloihs, Canton and
Cocoa Matings, at auotio1.-On THURSDAY
morning, september 90 commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell, at our auction rooms, . large stock
Of Carpets, so being the stock Of wholesale
dealer, comprising
SUPERIOR vELvFTs, BRUSSELS, THREE PLY
lNGRAINs, RUGS, oILCLoTHS, srbT =
CARPETS, CANTON AND
COCOA MATTiNGs.
The above stock being fresh goods We e,neJ.I,,,
Invte the attention OF the trade and parties fuf.
mshtng 10 THIS sale as the stock will be coaed opt
and ohers rare inducem ents to purchaser.
Terms cash. w l. Wait hcn
sezT-td knstt.si
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

v ANlhllE5' 'AhlErlEsi
Fronting Penn'A avenue and Ninth street)
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
SIGN OF THE DIG DRUMMoND LIGHT.
THE VERY HEAD AND FRONT OF ALL THAT
is ELEGANT IN ART.
THE GREAT MORAL AND HEALTHFUL RE-
SORT.
CROWDED WITH ALL OUR PROMINENT
MEN ALL DISTINGUISHED PER.
SoNAGEs VISIT US.
THE ONLY PLACE. THE ONLY PLACE.
Indisputable and undeniable, where the Drama
and Music Hall entertainments are combined At
one place, every person seeing two performances
In one, at cheap prices OF admission.
THE MAMMOTH CENTRAL REPOSITORY OF
MORAL WIT AND ELEGANT HUMoR.
THE PRETTY DANCING GIRLS,
Each a paragon OF exquisite beauty.
ALL THE COMIC ETHIoPIANs.
ALI THE FINISHED ARTISTS
THE GRAND COMBINATION OF MERIT.
Also ANOTHER NEW NOVELTY:
produces new sensation Drama every week.
This piece 10 Of deep and thrilling interest. Full
Of startling situations and nSw melo-dramatio
CoNviCTs SKULL;
CoNvICTrs SKULL;
S9syiSTs s SKULL;
RoMAR, rRE'vAGRANr.
ROMAN, THE VAGRANT.
70 The Man OF Mystery.
70" The Skull of the Murdered.
30 The Imprisoned Murderer.
I-The Remorse of Conscience.
10 Rights OF the Injured.
~ Punishment OF Crime.
Alss, the Music Hall Bill Of Double Entertain
The Comis Ethiopian act,
GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES.
Also, the comic sketch of " POSSIBLY NOT"
The great Comic Artistic, JOE WARNER.
The Moral, Model Ethioplans, the very best
BILLY WoRRELL, GEORGE MURRAY,
MASTER BARRY, MASTER BARRY.
The accomplished Actress of the people, LETTIE
The Four Fairy Graces,
MILE JULIA CHRISTINE,
FANNIE FERRARo,
and the favorites OF the public.
Also, the Crest Comic Farce Of the
SINGULAR MORTAL.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT p. NJ,
~ The GRANb MATINEE.
Only afternoon of the
CoNvICT's SKULL.
Citizens and strangers attending the matinee
CoNvICTs SKULL;
on,
ROMAN, THE yAGRANT,
TRIBUTE OF ESTEEM.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
rendered to the proprietor and manager, Mr.. Fitz
simmons,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
OCTOBER l,
An entire new DramS will DO performed, and
bill OF unusual excellence.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
THE NEW VARIETIES
Owing to the great success Of this great central
resort, II will shortly be enlarged, renovated and
another door added, new galleries, chandeliers,
&c. We have the owners word for II, and the
public c.n rely upon place eclipsiDg anything OF
the kind In the city.
Wemerey mention this fact as evidence Of what
our liberAity, enterprise and success has brought
tins place to- to induce an outlay OF some $4,000
to remodel, rebuild, and TenovAte It. n elta6-
lishment so many other managers iAiledi In, which
was prosperouIly brought into public favor BY the
present proprietor FlTZ slMMoNS,,
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THIRD WARD MEETRe.--An adjourned
meeting OF the citizens OF the ward was held last
chair.
The President stated that all that was required
now was vigorous and determined effort 10 iii
the quota OF the ward. Only two days remained
to rid the ward OF the draft. There we've 81 men
yet to furnish, but several men were promised,
which he thought would be obtained to-day.
He also stated that the tickets for the benefit at
FoId's theatre were now ready, and could be OBJ
tanned at the store OF Mr.. Tophsm, 500 Seventh
street. next to Odd Felows' Hall. A large amount
could be made II the members Of the Club would
work hard for two days Mr.: Forl has generously
riven his thsAtr to the ward for Saturday after
noon, to raise money to help them.
An additional committee then volunteered their
services to assist the President and the other off,
GERS to secure men. II was urged that men were
now need ID more than money, and II required the
committee to be all the time on the alert to keep
recruits from being gobbled up by other parties.
number had worked hard during the past ten
days but 1t was not fair that the labor should be
done by few. All could do something during the
next two days, and the draft would be avoided.
The President then stated that the draft for the
ward, II the quota not filled, would take place
ou Friday. He urged a full attendance this even.
Ing, at ~ o'clock.
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-28

TEWSPAPERS; AND PERlODI-
N GALS.
J'EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newspa.
pers Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
bAcco, Segars, Flags and Playing Cardsj also, a
inrre assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
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