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MRs. souTHw0RrHs NEW BooS. -
TIE BRIDAL EVE. !.
THE B1IpAL EVE
By MRS. =. D. IN sournw6Kf6. =.
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10 whom al orders must csme addrssssd ''''pn'-
AND sEASsH j4SEs wo * MRS. 'ovrB
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Bookssers Views Agents and al others win plesss ssns
their orders for what they may want Of ehe
"rhe Bridal Eve" OF OF the other n
and uniform editions Of the popular works u MrS Emms
Publ shed and for sale Ut the cheapest pubshna ans
so's''''s .'is' Fsgsssos sS"S ss'S
Db Chesiuut street PHILADELPHIA, Pa
r. whom all orders must como addressed aad they win
receive immediate attention
Copies Of Of the above books win he op
free of postavs on rcmitug tho snas wante&
v =, \. Peterson Brothers Ia letter.
FOR SALE BY ALL BooksELLBRA
pPfLLrPS NEW STERLING ExcHAHoR CARD
reducing 81, $40 and $40 sterling ntc c'yrercy, ~
rats OF exchange from 10 " l0n csn prcminm ~ III
rRkD PHILLIPS, Accountant Price " senA Liberal
Died.
MARxHAm.-Ou Friday, June 10. after lingering ius
ness FRANCE youpgee OF Stephen and Bridget Marx
ham, ared wears. 3 months and dsys
1be frends and relatives II the family respectfo
invited 20 attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon,
two O'Clock from The residence Of his parents 80 MonroS
ErsaAY.-As Aibssy. On Wednesday, June .. wnlsAn
j. nrsRAv, sssd 30 years.
the fends and relatives Of the deocesed are respe6.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this satuvnsyD ass
noon. a. half past O'Clock, from hm friends resk
dcnce corner Of Harrison street aud T1aov plAsA sh
Bro k,yn.
Manchester rapcrs please cory.
Lfw stA~ DssiAs sss SECOND Psssl
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CoRNs. BuNIoNs. BAD NAILS TEMPER FEET,
~ &C., cured without pain, b DR. RfCB, ourteou Chk
ropodst. 90 Bowery over Cixsns' Bank Ricss AapikS
lator cures Corps. Bunious, b. BY mall 80 osata
no yoU WANT a COOL GLASS or THE BEST La
II ger Beer sold IN the tvt
Or excellent rs Dinner prepared Of tho
best German cooks the country
Or bottle OF Rhine W Inc that 10 Rhine Wtuef
Or Weiss Beer that 10 premium among the lovers az
this sparkling beverAker
II a. drop IN 1t No. Frankfort street. sdjeining Tam
many naii. ana you VII ma luet what You waqe
CRAPS PATENT NOLDgD PAPER DOLLARS ARR
" the only ones shaped " A. the neck with psrfe9e
curve free from angles 6reAA The 10
tho only made having the for the
vat rendering the the perfectly smooth
and free from those which oil other turn dow&
collars ?: caais and irr .a,s he neck By;ry egss
deaers II mems furn shi goods The trade supplied u
" = LOWhkY Co., 81 Warren street, New York. 7.
HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE. 6s WEST FouRTEENrH
~ street. corner Of Sixth DIR O. q eUBlBFB0-
DECKER, Medical Drector Or. JAS. H. NO aTH super-
tptep nt This establishment having been renovated an
n4&y furnished throughout now ready - rscsivs psS
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esM but Law ~ soenasA gvtas ne p>ss 90 ans -
fnil II wind was all tns time takag nodScsas bsS Ssb
as.wsed To ard sa.dr.ss rills ssys Hkss ave 80
new hesas I've 81 AZ Hayrisss svsaus 1osass sn1 =
sny wl taEs she trouble V cal on ne vii a s1
ness 9plistiy. ME- JANE nVNxhR :
fSo1 A. n - SP. n.
can BE- had q al tmea Those wih nc advice or szsm
nation Of the lungs will IA we'll N cal On bin - aheve
mates charge for advice hut thorough uason
with the re- riromster hi prize " 81.
MAn afraid have their lungs exAptned by
pr scHEsCk for fear ,h.y win y found iscaysbs a.9
bsuar would he Y know their condition q cnoa "a d
sbnnds Of evidence has HictoBt esrstd3
peior. z
Or. scHENCK'S primo pal osca 10 No s. Worth s,xth
always be 4 r-cted.
Prioe for Pmonic srup and ses~.sd rcsia a cs pei
bottle; oE - the half DOZEN Mandrake Pins - csntS
per hox.
Por sale By drusRisa generally,
DPNAs BARNES Zoo n Park Row Agents.
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PRoPosAIs FOR sn,m
VOLUNTEER soLDIRR' FAMILY AID FUND
BONDS ko.9

eealsd proposals VIII bs r~csved st the Comptroilsss
oncs until saturday, the llth dav OF juno 1884 pc01k
WIEN the same VIII b publicly opened 70, she pas
thousand dollars OF the Volunteer sodIers vaniiy xH
Fund Bonda No g." snhorikcd BY orainapes q kS oo
poration, passed NAY b. 1884 and the Loa ianf
Of the state Of Ne. York pAsl.d March 3. las. -.
the said bonds VIII bear interest ut the 0F ~ oen&
per annum payable annually the fs day Of MAJ
and November IN each ear and the principal VIII - r.
Tas pr oposals the Of dssirsd ana
the dollars pefsoof
whose propes.!a sccsptsd ~ thsrsapon be sh - RI
deposit with the Chamberlain II tho the 03oadWaX
Bank the sums awarded " tusn respectively.
On prcsrntng 70 the 0emptroller this rroeipts q u4
Chamberlain for such deposA this will - entb&8
70 receve bonds for equal Of the value srso
Each Wepostion should b sealed ead indcrssA Proee:
ess for Volunteer Soldiers Paruy Bonds os
troer.
the RICH. reject any or al Of Ne bids Tho
interests Of Ne Corporation require H.
MATTHEW r BRENNAN CeupArollsr.
Ci1Y or NEW YoRx or flSAxds,
CoxPrnolLBR's OYrfsH
NAY "a. 1874 y
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Board OF Ceunoilmen.
foFFIciAL.1

(oTFIcrAL.1
STATED sEssIoN-NoypAy, June g. 1854
N, s s';s x u ne, 10 .dsunnsn IN hs Cham
fre,sntJanes nsy., ESQ.,, President in the chair and
uosSssinsn k.sn..: Riley; BropAy, u.ssr.y, webster.
dom Be RS.s .DS s''.efe Cook Ban
The minutes OF the preceding meeting read and
Petition Of william fenna for correc.on OF erroneous
Which Va. referred 10 the Committee on Finance
ne o q q Isy e, 3 sor
YER stone. and esssps se asyss 90 the westerly aide Of
Which Va. referred 70 The cOmmit.se on Roads
rs.ica q Amin Co. ss g.s Gag, furnished tn.
WSi.s referred 6ommIt,ee on sssonsi Affairs
P,on Of OF the veteran. or the war. or is, ias and
1911. for Donation 70 aid them IN celebrating The Fourth or
which referred 70 the spsca Committee on celsbra-
ton q Fourth Of July, when appointed
rstscs :. cour:lsna Palmer for permission 10 with
Prayer Of petitioner srsnied.
~ Councilman p,,cr RESOLUTIONS
whsrs.. ,hs Hoard % Engineer. ~ the New FORK Fire
Ne r: ton :. 20 E9gnssr d 8. DcP.rmen
Chief Engineer Of The Fire Department yorsss Nosros;
sIaSss s y. 'Sss
snos ns s the services Of the vanisd very
Were. =. Board q Essn.s ana yrsusa hsy. -
held firemens Hail. June BY placing two Of the hre
Monday June 81 and,
whereas doubts appears N esi ~ 10 the right Of
ne bremen 70 MI the vacancy without action Of The Common
Council. be " therefore,
Resoyed That the ,osen Of Engineer Of the New Fork
held BY Johs Banlch, be and the same
Which wss adopted BY the following vote
Aarmsiive-f o. ncilmen keenan,, Hsgeriy, Hayes Web
scr. Hsnernss Gross RsiptF No Hougttaiin, Bav
snd srursth Opd,se Jaques schssfer, Brfos, Russell,
ssessuv..,o n.Imen Rney and Brsphy-z
Resolved Tha resolution whjoh psssrd the Board of
Souncmen psoember b. lB6S, the Board VI AdermeA De
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wAsrrscroS Cvv, D. g., Oct. 4. 1891

WARRINGTON Crvv, d. O., Oct 1857
. On J. N. scnxvcK:-Dear Slr--T have been for some
time going TO give you cerEcats Of great
eensst hsye derived from your skAwEED TONIC AND
years isbsrinss great deal what no one
seemingly could live through. NY disease liver com
plant and dyspepsia; ivcr diseased that II stop
PED my bleod from circulating and would get stupid
spells something IKE apoplery tried doctor
hear OF, and tried Al the medicines thought suited my
hned 70 roy bed month ~ time; appetite ali
gone, and what would eat weuid lay IN stomach FOR
days and give me the most excrucating pains
we're ccstve One doctor put seton 10 arm. which
cine conmenced WITH iss sEXwEEp TONIC ana NAV
DRAKE PILLS and took them directed: and now,
suppose what am going 70 say hsrdy be believed.
am an old woman, and wish to te rsthng but the truth
About nine days after enced taking the medicine
grest change came overy whse BODY my nysr besan g
vas sfrsd wcud physie myself death. bu fortunately
you came 70 Wsshngon Just ~ this time and tod me 70
keep on taking the Tonic and Pills ~ was not regular
diarhIa but the morbid matter passing from my sytem
and 70 turned out They surei me and fss betser 20
years. Ny appetite IL good food digsSts we my bswss
are reg lar skis looks clear sleep wsl IN fact feel
o. though had fallen asleep ard swoke M twenty nve years
back. want every that fees ~ dd N ana ses
me for talk better than can wrSs r..d. a No SIS
DR. y. n. gCHRNCK. Philadelphia Pa 49,
Dear srf wish 70 add 10 Jour II Of certificates nv
ps% u ~ ny ,rss.s ,2s ra.rsr 70 W your ssswssa
omp.Sins With dali heavy, aSsud fs.ss not y: .ss
enough ay BY and yet able 70 attend 4, nv HOUSE.
hoa dnties ] bad pains AL owe me, sick Hssdaebe low
sp rts bcwsh cost VI skin ecw no ap elite bechrs 10
risd end thssHia& ~ bile sensnusyA aoshas veui2 u
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DPfLLIPs' NEW STERLING ExcBAHoR CARD
rsdccns e. $40 snd 40 sterling MO enyrsrcy,
rRED PHILLiPs, Accountant Price y ssnA Liberal
discount 10 tAs trads.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25
DR0PoSALs FOR EMPTY BARRELS
Il AND BONES.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMssARy OF SUBsuTENCE,l
WAsHiSoroH, August 2b, 1864.
Sealed proposals 10 duplicate are invited until
the 21th instant, at 70 o'c-ek, for the purchase
OF all the Empty BARRELS and BOXES the Sub
sstence Department may have to a pose OF at
this Depot thcludiug all within the ancient limits
OF the District Of Columbia.
Bids will be made ss follows, viz:
Flour barrels, Pork or Beef barrels, Coffee or
Sugar barrels Bean Rice, or Salt barre 8, Viue-
gar nr Whiskey barrels or kegs, Bacon barrels or
casks Bacon boxes, Hard Bead boxes, Tea chests,
Candle and Soap boxes, and no bid will be cons d.
cred which does not embrace all the articles which
may aceumulate at the different DepOts within the
limits above stat d.
A contract will be entered into with the highest
responsible bidder, and nd with good and gu f
heient security, required Tor the fAitnful perform.
Ancc OF the contract. The officer In charge OF the
Commissary Station or Depot 10 to be the Judge 10
to the quality and condilAn OF the articles, and
what articles come under the different classes; the
Contractor to take the articles away from each
station or Depot at his own risk ami expense, and
as often A. he shall be notified by the Oifioer In
ohSige to remove them.
Payment will he required every ten dsys, or as
often as the Government may direct.
Each BIDDER must be present to respond 10 his
bid, and the right 10 reserved to reject any bid for
any cause.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Empty
Barrels and Boxes" and addressed to the under
Ngned at No. 2l3 G street.
s. c. GREENE,
au25-3t Captain and C. 8, V,
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July IS, ia6l
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions Will >
received BY the treasurer OF the United states tr
| several Assistant TreAsuTers and DesgoA ei De-
pOIitories, and by the National Banks designa'ed
and qua Tiled As Depostories and Einanels Az me-
IIr treasury NOtes pAyAble three years from Au-
gust l6 1864 bearing interest at the rate 81 seven
| and three tenths per cent per Snnual, Win temi-
annuh coupons attached P'yaOie In iAFla'
ihs.s notes will be convertible, at the option OF
the holder, at maturity, into SIX per cent. gold
twenty yeArs from August 10, 1857.
The notes will beiissued IN the denominations nT
d(ty, OLe hundred, i've hundred, one thousand,
and hye thousand dollars, and will be iIsuei IN
BLANK, or payable to order, as may be directed b.
the subscribers
All subscriptions must be for Rlty dolIsrs, or
sOmo multiple OF tfiy dollars.
Duplicate eertineates will be issued for all de-
oG osTsdSSss the Ssno$,a .aion OF notes re.
CURED, and whether they are TO be issued 10 blank
or pa able to order. When so endorsed " must he
left with the otfioer receiving the uePosi' 10 pe
forwarded TO this Department. . A., -
The notes will be Transmitted 10 the owners
free OF transportation SaSsss ~ IToi hsno St 'ss
they can be prepared,
interest will lie allo~el 70 august 10 on all Ie-
no ia made prior to that dste, and viii no paddy
the Department upOA tie receipt o; the orig nal
certificates. ,,., ,.o,.., ,,,, ,,, .. ,.
,nns making deposits subsequent to that dA G must
nav the intefcst accrued from date OF note u date
Of deposit ,,,,-
aal NJ wArds for these notes at any one time VIII
he allowed = commission OF one-quArter OF one ger
cent, which win he paid by this Department up2n
the receipt OF bill for the amount certified To ~
the officer with whom the deposit was made no
DEDUCTIONS Tor commiIsions must be made from
the deposits,
Omcers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are male upon the Original
oeI tihoAtes.
All oflccrs authorized 10 receive deposits are
requested 10 give to ApplieAnts all desired iniof-
nation ant stOrd every 'Atlllty I0r making sub
W e FESSENDEN,
iy9O.tf SsGTetpE u tho Treasury,
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DY GREEN u WILLIAMS
n AuCTIONEERS.

~ AUCTIONEEHS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT-on THURSDAY, the sth day of September,
1854, will be exposed at public sale, at q o'clock
p. m, on the premises, the following d soribed
premises add property situate, lying, And being 10
the city OF Washington, District OF COlu Ubia, VIZ
Lot numbered fourteen uI) in square numbered
lou hundred and sNty-hve 1855, agreesbly the to
subdivision OF said square, together with the Inl-
provements the con, consisting OF two-story and
attic BACK House. This property feouts on
sixth street west, between d and K streets south,
ISLAND
This sale 10 made by virtue of deed OF trust,
bearing date the LIST dav OF October. 1851 from Hi.
ram Clark and George d Clark to Henry W. Han.
lton, and slso by virtue q decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Colu mbia In ohancery in
case therein psrdng, No. is6, Docket pas 'ed to
the 25th day ofJuy 1864, constituting and sppont-
ing the subscriber, George T. Rider the trustee 10
the room and stead Of the said H. W. Hamilton.
Terms: One-third cash, balance and months,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
ments be ring interest from day OF sale; q deed
gwen and deed OF trust takeoj all onveyApcing
at the purchasers cost two hundred dollars Of the
purchase money will he required when the prop
erty 10 Knocked Off # 1t should not be pad down,
the property will be then aud there put up and
sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply;
and II the who terms shall not he compiled with
In dive day', The Trustee reserves the right to re-
| sell the property at the risk AMI expense Vi the
deiaulting purchaser, by advertising such resalc
three tim 10 SOme newspHper printed ln the city
of Warrington. GEO. I hides, Trustee.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
Aub-tawdB' AuetioneeTB.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

POLICE REPoRTs.-F Fourth Precinct.-Juda
Wtloh, nuisance iatd Sl.6o. James Glinn, drunk
Finn FrCcineiSVircent West, assault and bat
teIyi dipmir std. Vincent West, dis rierlyj 50
FFapcis Scott, selling liquor on sunday $40. Ju'
las scare, profanity 50 Thomas Smith, violation
OF The CoiporRtiOn orGinancei $40 Richard ri g.
ley, larceGyj dlsmistod Rebecca Jones, disorder.
lyi bail for co IT. hohert Walsh, obtaining goods
son, nghtlngi 50. A. Montgomery, do; do. VIM.
Casa Ay, 90 60. VIM. GaBAwAy, assault and
battery dismissed: GA,hsLine Murphy, sus .iei9n
the street; military, Rachael Burke, disorderly;
81. Georgo Bird, hghiingi 81: John spelmsn,
do; do. John RIsbing, dIunki dismissed. Catha.
Iine Roach, disorder VI 90. L. L. Qui ian, drunk
dismissed. c. Jones, drunk diam ssed. Michael
BeregaD, sleeping IN the sire 4 dismissed. Thos.
Third PTCemd-Edwin MOAN, taking pocket
book from little boy; dism Patriak bag
,. SSOfdS htp ] To2E
h use for thirty dsys. Fanny Warren, sleepi
in srveet; dismissed. Benjamin Cyle, disorderlyi
nnE PSesili@HSaIy S' Smith, drurk and disor.
d erIyi diBniSTed. VIM. Branl. II, prstane and
'ndiif rent Languages S.. VIM. Brsnssl, thr'ats
OF Niulenee security 10 keep peace. John Hreen,
d. orderly conuuGti 81. Jane Thompson, intoxi-
cation; discussed VIM. Johns, threats of vi"leneei
missed. Peter toyle seinIg liquor on sundays dis-
missed; John Brady, drunk miitaTy. John ndeI-
ton, deIerIerj do. Henry, drunk and disorderlyi
SrIh Precinci-Thos. Smith :um, violating market
reguI-tiOn,; $40 Zishhra Brown, swinOling;
locked W ten hOurs, and dismissed. d. Newton,
do do. WIN. FLOOD, dlsorderIyj dismissed. Cor
nelius Gray, disorderly; So Js
Seventh Precinct n hos. MeKeaver, diyorderly;
So So. Leonard Gig, drunk and disorderlyi IS bs
Amelia NRnvorua, iisnr'eilyj los. Margaret
johnson: d,.ordsrl, S66s. Ellen Col,ius, disor-
dell S6.5s. John Wilson, Lisordeflyj IS bS.
Frank no,rs. disordeTlyj So So. A. noraey, dis
orderly; 50 IS. Henry Martin, drunk 81 6s:
iighM rrecind artha Coster, disorderly di.-
missed. KsIe Smith, vAgrRneyi workhouse 30
days. James Hieaey, hghtinI in street; dismissed.
VIM. Cunningham, fighting in street; dismissed.
Hugh Smith, vagrancyi dismissed.
Ninth PrciHet-henfy Turner, forcible entry;
dihmIssed-by leaving pTemigeB.
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NAVY YARD.-The steamer Dragon, Acting
Master Halielk, was towed up to the yard this
morning by the tug-boat Jumper, Acting Mss'er
han She vas disabled last Saturday night by =
yale OF sind. on Chesapeake Bay, which tore off
her oder and caused her TO leak very badly.
The eommandibg United states steamer Malta.
besett, Acting Master John O. Fergiser, arrived At
the ard yesterday about noon IN want Of repairs
Tor her boiler,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

To THOSE VINO PAID CONFERENCE.-The
vost MsrshAl General Fry has decided that men
who paid communication under the dTaft OF June,
1884, are liable to tho DRAFT, which takes pl oe in
september mex, TO nll liabilities OF the sub-dls-
and the district provOIt mSrshals are ordered 10
place In the wheel for the draft the names OF such
ma
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPER AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Sewspn
perp, Periodicals., Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
bSVco, SegarB, FlAgs aud Playing Cards. also, .
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, II6 King street, four doors below Provost
MAfshal's office, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
lngton DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
AD2O-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT CousT OF THE UNITED

To all trhom may concern, GREETINo;
Notioe 10 hereby gwen, that on the I'D day Of
August, 1864, the 1ougbost J. n. d. smoUt, Cargo,
Tackle, 80 weie seized for bresoh Of the revenue
law by the United States mortar schooner AHoiph
hugle, and b. ought the same into this District
for adjudication, and the same are Iibello and
prosecuted In this Court In tho Of the United
States for condemnation and have been arrested by
the MArahal for the reasons 10 the libel stated
that SAID cause will stand for trial at the City Hal.
H. the city OF Wash ngton, on the Third MONDAY
OF september next, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why condem.
na'ion should not be deoreed AID to intervene for
their interests. August "a, 1864.
Au25.2awtsepI9 Il. j. MEIGs, Clerk,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.

TIE ALMsHousE.-Dr. Newman, Messrs.
ofleial visit TO this Insiitutlon Yesterday. They
Inspected the hui lding and expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the ne 1t and excellent
IN the workhouse department and over 200 10 the
paupeth' department. Credit Ia due to Mr. Josiah
Adams, tho fntendAntj Mrs. Adams, the matrnn,
Dr.; s. A. IL MeKim, the physician, and Mr.. Tyr.
rell, the gardiner.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

FOUND DYING.-Oflcer Clements, of the
Eighth precinct, iound a colored boy lying upon
the station. house, and medical aid summoned, but
OF no avail. He was TAX N 10 the Aims House, by
order OF Dr. McKim, where he shortly after dled
The boy being Spescnless could not give his name
or residepce,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25
GRAY's PATENT
MOL ED COLLA RS

GNA . Talent
MOL DED COLLARS
Are not simply nAt pieces Of paper cut In the oru
OF collar, but Nodded aud Shaped 10 M he meek
having perfect curve free from angles or Orrnk,,
which is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another OdVdniGgc possessed By no oihs,
collar, viz: Space for The CTarGi in the Turn-lown
style, he inside Of hich s perfectly smooth aud nes
from FUCKERS, making this COLLAR Tor ease, neatnes,
and durability, unequsllcd.
They are made in Turn.down style in Iizus IRON
IL to IT, and In Garrotto from 10 to II inches and
packed In neat blue boSes OF 100 each; also In
smaller ones OF 10 each-thc latter q very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Good,
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
322 Pennsylvanis avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
iel-lsm Washington. d. {.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.--On Tuesday evening
last y white man, While walking up X street, was
met by three negroes, one Of whom pushed him
aside. The white msn drew revolver and fired
upon the negro, the bali striking him In toe arm
near the shoulder and lodged near the elbow He
w'B taken into noighborlng drug store, where
the ball was extracted
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

lNFASTIcIDE.- Yesterday morning, about 10
o'cIOck, Coroner Woodward he'd an Inquest over
tee body Of newly born mulatto child, which WAS
found dead 10 = gully on street, bstween Twen-
ty-hfat and Twsnty -seoond streets. The verde of
tho jury hat It's death was caused by neglect
At the limo of Its birth, and put there by per.
son unknown. The body was buried by the Cor.
poFAt.on,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

DRowNEp.-o Orderly Sergeant VIM. II. Dnak,
Of company 2, 5ith regiment New York National
Tuesday niEht in tho canal, near Great Falls, by
his horse stumbling into the stream with him,
when he was out with his captain (NIoLeod) TO
post pickets. Sergeant DJak - as formerly clerk
10 this city to Capt. Plato, A. q. NJ, and lately
clerk In the New York custom house, till he came
out with the one hund ed Days men. His body
was recovered and sent to New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

LOCATION OF THE STEAM FIRE EEGISBs.-
The Board OF lire Commits oneTs have decided to
loo ate one u steam hra engines at the Ans
UostIA engine-hOuse, instead OF the Columbia.
The other two are TO be located at the Franklin
and Union Ell gIne.ho 'ses.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25
n r r l o I A L

WAR DEPARTMENT,)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission TO visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Hslleok, Chief OF staff, and must
specify the business for which the ofiecr desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct TO the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
Attention.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
X. d. TOWNSEND,
m71-U Assistant Adiutant General,