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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-15

DllCE.--A meeting of the ,Stockhold-
a. a =. @ eis oi the BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING
IAN Will be held al the ofiec OF the Franklin
.,' a"s"i sitl, On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Au-
1911, at IL O'clock Nj. 1t is necessary that the
Of every shareholder should be represented,
In" 20 person or By proxy, business OF impor-
'A'''' "ili be brought before the meeting.
.s' H. W. LUBBOCK,
- I'm Secretary and Treasurer.
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ATLANTA NOT TARE%

Atlanta is not Yet August i i'll Yankee possess
siun On Friday, the I'D OF July, as have before
written you, an order was promulgated announcing
the fall OF Georgis stronghold, and the whole army
was deceived as Well the correspondents, who
those connected with the Western papers-imnlc-
dately repaired to Nashville to aeQualnt, by tclc-
graph their journals OF the (supposed fact We, who
contentcd ourselves with the idea of GtSitg the city
before describing IT, rather have the joke on those
clever fc!lowa who saw the Star-Spangled Banner
floating to the breeze from the public buildings OF
Atlanta and who heard the heavy tread OF our
victorious Sodiers through its sombre streets. My
eagle-eyed friend of the Cincinnati Journal-he
who, from the suburbs OF the city, witnessed the
glorious eatree OF the Federal armyis much cut up
about his vision extraordinary He returned here
yeate,day efter weeks absence, and ia still about
:, mile and half from those suburbs. The enthus-
aetc Bohemian, cot capacious ears and telescope
eyes whn heard the victorious tread OF Tie umon
army as il marched through the desoate thorough
fares of the Gate City, and who experienced an
ccsaic gtsh AZ he behed the national ensign climb
the staff heretofore devoted to treasons rag IL ex-
nected 10 return SO he shall have fully re-
covered from his patriotic prostranon
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"LoYAL" PAPER.
The New York Times, which never has. hnehed
from the support OF the Washington joker, seems
disposed to Lick against the last draft III New 1ofk
as joke that s beng carried a little too far IL
says
The Board of Supervisors yesterday came to the ne
tbe ,bl States for the purpose Of recruiting among
the accessible eslored population The decision Is one
supported by various valid reasons, without feqn-
rinr a recourse to be had to impptations on tne
fighting qualities OF the negro. The disaster SUI
feted BY the Ninth army corps on the morning Vi
Saturday, the 3oth ultimo is not pertinent arsu-
ment against the policy OF employing black tioop.
not more pertinent, at least, than the accidentai
success Of the colored division would have been
sauud argument on the other side The majority oi
the Supervisors seem TO think otherwise or rather
instead Of taking the simple that negroes are
not 10 be had in numbers sufficient to make up more
than the merest fraction Of the call for reinforce
,nents. they choose to make party vote u IT,
This IL unGise To say the least. II should " sum-
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q NAND PAPEK SAND PAPER.-N

CAND PAPER SAND PAPER We
~ are manufacturing u superior article ef Sand
Paper, Of ali Tie different silaa which we warrant
equal 10 any imported, and which We can sell lower
than the article can bo imported at. We call tho
prieto,s Of ali manufacturing establishments, and
solicit trial of cur paper and the encouragement
OF home manufacture. Address orders 70
Fl. J. MAIGNE CO.,
5-l2t Post-oiRoe boz los7.
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NTTRE AND MINING BUREAU, I

NDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM
the Secretary oil War, the Colnnssary De
paTtment will in future furnish all supplies required
by this Bureau and all officers or agents now engaged
collecting Cornnlisaaiy Stores IN the States of North
Cafo,iuaa Virginia and Upper East Tennessee viii
at once cease operations. Engagements already
made will be complied with -
'''''N RICHARD MORTON,
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The Fourteenth Corps which is well up IN the ad-
vance is located upon both sides Of the railroad run
ming to Chattanooga three-inile post being IN
its midst Therefore 1t is three mes TO the cIshed
or TO the centre of the city The city is said to be
two miles through in any direction This would
bring cur eneampment to within two miles OF the
outskirts or suburbs Of the city Our lne OF battle
or ut least our skirmsh line, is full mile in adj
vance OF our trains Thus take it any way, and
give us all the advantage possess we are at least
one mile from the cityand two miles to the centre
thereof There arc many eininenees hereabonts'
from which the city may be seen plainly with the
naked eve With glass from high knoll to the
right of the Twentieth Corps headquarters one may
distinctly view the operations and gestieulatlons oi
groups OF men and women assembled upon the fools
Of stately buildings and upon the elevations beyond
tba gift
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orrRArIxa on OUR RFAR.

For some days pastseveral gangs OF guerilias have
bee,, seen in our rear between this place and the
river Three men of Elliott's command were shot
last night only two miles from General sherman 5
headauarters. This morning squads of cavalry have
been sent out upon all the roads between here ana
the river and those caught bushwhaeking Will be
summarily disposed of--so understand.
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an n,slw Acting Chief OF Bureau.
Eas- The following papers will please copy the
,he piehmond Dispatch, viz; The Sentinel and En-
o,Iirer. Richmond, Va; the Virginian, Lynehburg,
Va the Vindicator, stauntoa, Va; the Confede-
rate, Raleigh, N. c.; the Democrat, Charlotte
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IONTRACTS FOR WOOD. Proposals
Y for furnishing the Richmond ArsrnA with
Two THOUSANDS CORDS OF WOOD, any part
thereof, not less than one hundred cords, VII be
received at the Arsenal until the 10th of August.
The wood to DO delivered in Richmond on tho
Canal. Details from the Reserve Forces viii bo
granted To contractors. W. L. BROuy.
All l3--3t Lieutenant Colonel Comma ming.
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HIVE HUNDRED WATERMELONS
ON ICE; also, NEW CIDER, at
MORNING STAR RESTAURANT,
Corner Main and Eleventh streets. au l3--Ns
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NOTICE. wish to purchase a good
Y FARM or exchange for SOME CITY PROPER
TY we'll improved JOHN II. ACkkE,
au l3---l2t~ b Osd Market
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stated that Sheridan was moving up the Shenandoah
Valley, and il may be that collision has taken
place between his forces and those Of General Early
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-15

z,- I.urn 4. Wilmington; Courier, Charleston (;
-, .,ss an. savannah, ard Advertiser, Mobile,
t ,,j.. = rcrli iog three weeks.
r n NtNSw
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IHEAP COfFEE.-One hundred and
Y rfty poands COFFEE, very shghtly iamsgsd,
Cor sale At : 10 per pound, at retail.
CHARLES l. Todd.
au l3--4ts Corner sixth and Clay streets.
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NJ E.-All persons indebted 70
u THOMAS j. BRuMFfEI-D, decsaset aaA
the late SARAH c. BRUMFlkLD, his wife. VII
settle the and those 10 whom they are indsbtsd
win bring in their accounts E IL - desirable " rst-
tie up the estate at once
au lS-5ts - w. WEISI0ER, Curator.
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my34st
DYJAS. c. INQUIRE + CO., AUG.

DYJ JAS. c. INQUIRE h CO., AUG.
Id TlONEERs. -
LARGE SALE oFvkCANT Tors BELONGING
TO THE ST. VINCENT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms, We shall nsll, ~
account OF st. Vineeat Orphan Asylum, the follow
ing valuable vacant lots, viz:
Lots and 10, Square No. TO- fronting togethnS
i01 feet inches on rSanty-nith street wost De-
tween and G streets horth. r... 20.
Lot 10, square 81, fronting O. feet Q Inches Oh
rwsnty..econd street, bt~een New York ASends
Lot 0, square east OF square No. 81 frontinS bT
feet inches on New York avenue, and l2l ct
i9shes on viIglniA arenue, bstwseI r~entieth
Lot Q, Square ia, fr rntng lo3 feet II iaehDs 90
North h ST. eet, between kineteenth and Twentieth
streets west running through TO New York ave.
Lots u and Il, IS, % and %, in Square No. ~,
fronting respectively on Sixteenth streat west,
between and streets north, North n betwoea
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets west and r. lteenth
rect west between orth and NJ s'rees
Lots Nos. o. ), II, u. 10, II, IS, 10, ant ~ In
squAre 2li, fronting respe lively on North NJ By
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth atreets west,
Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west, aGd Fourteenth street be-
tween v AID Rhode Islsnd avenue.
Lots Nos ., TO- II, 10, and IS, Ia square al hont
Ing respectively on North N stSeet, between Sixti
and seventh streets weat Seventh street wsst, bs-
tween and o streetH north, and street north
between sixth and seventh streets west.
LOIS q g "a a. and 90 in 50 lare No. w. irot =
ing respectively on South street, between RiFN
and Second streeta east and Sec md street east be-
tween south D and Estreets
Lot No. l. 10 Square 9os, fronting Tenth street
| east, betWee II aod sti eets north.
Terms, one-thlrd cash, the remainder IN six AMI
twelve mon hs, with Interest," aesured BY cd Of
| trust on the premises. COnveyAnees sud rcyvnuS
stamps At the cost OF the purchasers.
Plats Of the property may be seen At oar count
| log house.
mya3.lid AuetioneerS.
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TESTING NIALsi

Eron Rsv. Fred. S. Jstpel PresisOr Of State Normal
School, Albany, N. y.
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
subject to violent periodical attacks OF eatarrh,
marked by . highly-innSmed condition Of the
lining membranes Of the cavities Of the head, pro-
dueing . most distressing srecies OF headaehe for
days At time, wholly incspsc tating me for bust
ness, and during the paroxysms eonnnins me 10
the bed. In some Instances the Inflammation has
extended, 10 the teeth, Oooasioning toothaeheI to
the throat, producing hoArseness and partial loss
OF voice; ard tw co It has affected the LEFT eye a.
TO eonnne me for month or more to dArkened
room. .-l.r.
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febril symptom; by StoppAge ofth head, and, in
the first stages, by wateTy discharges from the
nose, subsequently, becoming Aerid and yellow,
and toward the closing Of the attack becoming
bloody and purulent. l have tried medicines Of
almost every kind; external applications to the
head, such as esmphor, ginger, hot HANDBAGS, and
lamentations Of hot vinegar snuffG Of some half
dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations
together with the internal remedies, SUI a. al
tcrAtives, eAthArties, and emctlcs. These have
produced no change In the occurrence or character
Of the disease and In most cases. with little or no
temporary relief, 1 had come At length to believe
the dIease to be practically beyond either cure or
material alienation.
Under these circumstances was led some Ave
months ago TO make = trial of Or. Lighthilrs
treatment HIS method, at once, approved itIelf
TO my.judgment, As simple, philosophical, and
likely y bo effective. Notwithstanding the dis
adyantAKes under which II lAbored In deAliug with
. disease OF such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspspsiA, and constantly
induced BY the accidents Of my professional labor
I found the treatment rcaohinE the disease ~ II
had never been reached before, and producing such
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GALE OF CONDEMNED sTUREs.


WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY bUREAU,)
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTZ MAsTER, !
WAsHIHoTOH, nay q 1884
VIII be 'old at Pdblio Auction, on WEDNES
DAY, the Sch day OF Juue, 1884, a. the .AValry De-
not, .Giesboroi, d. c." = ,Arge lot Of Quarter
masters Stores, condemned As uunt for thu public
service, consisting 10 part Of
Stoves And S'ove Furniture,
Knives, Forks, he.,
WA'er Buckets,
Wagon Saddles,
Curry Combs and Brushes,
Saddles, bridles, and Whips,
Files and KAsps,
BlnekBmI'ha aud ClrpNnterS' Tools,
Broums, ShOvels, Foo ks, and RHk q,
Lanterns, p ekB, sd L 'ather Cuttings
Scrap 90, Horsu shoes, Rope,
Empty Barrels, 40 SO SO.
Sale to commence 1T ten (lOl o'clock q. m.
Terms, lash 10 GoverDm. ut fuudB.
Five days will be ALTO ed = ter the day or sale
to remove the articles ON h depot.
For further Information apply 10 CAPTAIN v. a.
0upuy, assistant Qusr5ErmAsrer and Depot Qua.
terns.te', cavalry Bureau, Gil sboro', d c.
by Command Ui NnjOr General AuguT, Com.
mAndlng Uepot OF Washington.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Cuisf QuArtermAstsr.
my2S.Iot Cavalry Bureau.
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IT RW INV E N 7 l o N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,


DIR. 8. D. sIGEsMOND h HAYWARD,
2so PonnsylyAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. g. l. X. calls the attention OF the public 10
the following VAntaEes Their improved system:
LIST. Tho teeth OF their manufacture will never
oOrrOde nor change color by any acids, and are
III ee,fourths lighter thAn any other.
I'd. No teeth or Tnoth need he extracted, a. the
artificial ones can DO inserted over them.
ii. The roots will be made inotfenSiye and never
70 ache.
18th. No temporary teeth are needed, as permA.
nsnt ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which,
under the old system, II frequently dishgured
9Th This work has been fully tested for over
Ave years by many Of the hrst chemists and physi-
clans OF this ., d the old country.
DrI s. l. II. have also Invented a white indie
Itruetible metal nlling, with which the most sep
IitiVe teeth can DO hllHd without pain, and can
build up . perfect sound tooth on any side roots
which will last through = lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
with InnoKious VApor, By DrS. sigesmoud 4 Hay
ward, $50 PeAnEylYAniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnAestio lnNnHiouS Yhpor mot
Laughing Gas, nor Lhl0ro orm or Ether but
strictly an AnLeItie agent, entirely free from eN-
hiarAtinE effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
insenIibility to pain.
The beat OF references given II required.
Call aud examine for yourselves my3'
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WHi7nHURsF's GALAXY, 4s4 PHHHsYIlxApgA
AvEruE.-This celebrated sstahiishment has init
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one 81
In this country, numbering over hftsen Thousand,
embracing nkepessps Of distinguished pernons.
both civil and military. Likenetses OF many OF
superior work, whitehurst outstripping his COM
potitors, received q medal Al. the WoIlds Fair,
London. Particular atteutionis called 70 his new
imperial Photographs, also viEnetts now much
ought AftSr. = 2. 'HN'. 80 nevtt-d
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, MAY "a,
Y 1854. Notice IL hereby giyen to the PurehH-
ISfI at the late Tax sale who have not obtained
their Certificates, that they are now ready for de-
livery, and should be attended to without further
delay, .,
myso1t WIN. DIXON, Collector.
T OST... LONG WALLET, CON
ii 4 tAIninE papers valuable only to the owner;
a. Also papers accompanying. The Hinder VIII be
well rev Afded by addressing Boz 1877, o. or call
Ing at ga H street. between Ninth aud Tenth s's'
mv28-ats
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An INVALID. Published for the benefit, and A. +,
warning and 4 CAUTION TO rouHs NEE who iufsi
rom Nervous eebility, Premature Decay Of Mas
hood, etc., supplying At the lAme time THE MAS
or iBIS cum. By one who has cured himself Al
ter belfS put 70 great expenae and injury throus
medical humbug and quAekery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed 'n'si0Vs
single copies may 10 had Of the author.
NATHANIEL Mayfair, Esq.
ny af-Iy RodfoTd. HlngI County, Il. =.
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VARIETIEs.-" Glance at New York" to
night. IN which the entire company will appear.
Aiso, hTut night of the charming young vocalist,
Miss Mary CART Misses Helena Smith and hnG
Windel In ehkrmiU dAnceL All the ladies in the
ballet. Mr.. Thorn, OF WAllNeE'S theatre, 10 nov
busy getting up the GcenicAl effects for the great
sensation local drama Of the "SeVenth street
DFeSsmAkGT." Wednesday Afternoon performance
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THIRD WARD.-FIRsT PRECINCT.

Notice 10 hereby given that, Ia conformity with
the provisions OF the charter OF tho city OF WAth
inKtnn, an Election will be held on MONDAY, the
9Th day OF June next, at the office Of John W.
scmmes, corner of NJ street north and Min h street
west, for Mayor TO serve two years. for one mem
Der OF Board Of Aldermen TO serve two years, and
three members OF the Board OF Common Council to
serve one year; and Assessor 10 serve two years
for said Ward
Tho Polls open nj o'clock a. M, and close at 7
pm. = SAMUEL j.. tyson,
JAS. NJ TOWERS,
mNsI Gnmml aainnnrh.
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" Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual SyHtsms-new and reliable
treAtment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AsSOCIA-
TION-Sent BY mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge, Address, DR.. J. stILLIE HOu6H
TON, Howard Association, No. . South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. n2s-iy
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FOURTH WARD---.SECOND PRE-
II CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given thst in conformity to the
ingtOn, an election will be held in the Second Pre-
onct Of the Fourth Ward at the south front centre
OF lily Hall entrance to courthouse on MONDAY,
h Of June. for Mayor OF said city, TO serve two
YEAR,: one member OF the BnMd o Aldermen, to
serve two years. three members Of the Board Of
Common Council, 10 serve one year, to represent
said Ward.
Polls will be opened nt O'Clock m, and Will
close at o'clock p. m.
CHAs. u. ANDERSON,
CHAS. WALTER,
THOMAS GALLIGAN,
my2l Commissioners.
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TN only place whore you can purchase E,sdiA
Rubber goods Of all kinds AZ MarvIacturf prices, /,
n n. A. HALLS india Rubber Warehouse, 40
pennsylvAnis svenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, al kinds OF Rubber goods beantl-
ully repaired AZ short notiSe. mar att
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n r r I @ / A L.
$780,. war DEFARThErT,l
ALJuTArr GEEEHAL'g OFFIGI,
WAsHIroror, May 20, 1884 %
The following ofieers having been reported a.
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here
matter specihed are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed from the service OF the United
States, unless, within nfteen ubl days from this
dits, they appear before the Military Com mission
In session In this city, Of which Brissdier Geuerh
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 president,
and make satisfactory defence TO the charges
against them:
For borrowing men from one eompany 10 sptH he
rdHkS Of smother, in violation Of paragraph 50,
MuStrring RsOvlafiOnI, thereby making ysiIs mG'-
ters!
Major Lewis C. Pace, nth Missouri cavalry.
For being IN tie city Of RsIhsngtOa ioithow proper
authority, and JSilfng 10 report under srreH at
Headquarters hilitSry DfItriet@ WaAin0iOn, az
ordered
Lieutenant Frederick P. Jackson, IT Veteran
Reserve Corps.
Absenes piLaoM Leape.
First Lieutenant Julius D. BsiSer, siEt New York
cavalry.
Captain VIM. frey, Ist reEime nt PotomIe Homo
Brigade, Maryland cavalry.
4. D. TOWNSEND,
nJSo-lt Assistant AdIutAnt General.
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FnsEpMEs's YnLAoE.-Tho Military Com,
Bnitise OF the House made '. :" 70 a., A. ~ In
Heights Saturday, TO wltnsss the we. ss.ti,fss
FTeednenS Village, and expressed their
lion with the mAhAGembnt Of its affairs,
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THIRD wARD.-sECoND PRE-

THIRD WAR D-.--SECOND PRE-
CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, 10 conformity to the
provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Washing.
ton, an election will be held on MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of June next, at tho Model NArket, near the
corner OF Ninth and + streets north for Mayor, to
seryo two years. for oTe member ri the Board OF
Aldermen, to serve two years; and three members
OF the Board OF Common Council, to serve one
yeNrj and AIseSior to serve two years for sAid
ward.
The Polls open ut 7 o'clock \. m. and Close at 7
n, m. A. AID AMSON,
Oh ARIES :. WOOD,
GEO. Z. WHITING,
myc4 Commissioners.
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NEW YoRK gsatlsmsn's Oiotkifl0 T.
Nec and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The Englinh sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, gfads and finish any
hing over offered In this city. r.r..-.-...0
WALL, STEPHEHs b Co.,
ocs-u a71 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
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VARlETlEsl VARIETIES /
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.

MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn's avenue AMI Ninth SIreet.l
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMoND LIGHT
HhhBLlN co .,.."................Pr oprletors
FlTX SIMMONSr.. Stage Manager And Advertiser
FirSt night OF the young vocallAt, Miss MAY
BOgAFt. The pI emirr danAPueBe, Mile Lima Win
del. Miss HclsnR smith The master Ethiopian
Artls', Mr.. Add Weaver, Larry TOoiey, Miss HAn
h Birch, Mi.A MtlIy Creed MtSa Lily ArehArde,
Mise Maggie Vernon, Misc Kitty rohArde. an th'
orpB de Ballet Also, the popular EthiopiAns
MIR. Bob r. hAll, MIR. Hairy BIoodgoul, and the
Corps de Ethlope.
In conclusion will b. performed the great drama
Of A CT NNCE AT NEW YORK.
The copyrighted prize dram ., written by Fiiz
simmons, the sensation dTNmAtist, author the
" Belle OF Washington," female Piokpneke',
aud twenty other successful plAyB, as performed
Ia this city, now announces in preparation Inc
tTuth.dTAnIa, the
SEVENTH STREET DRESS. MAKER
UR, UNION AND 'ECEsSION.
Mr.. Thorn, from WAl!Acks rheN're, hsE toIL,
engaged expressly to paint tho see merry ~
aud southern pictures, intr Dduei Il the bAt'ie W
Seven Pines. Local View Of seventh street. lnSe-
rioT Of the Washington lnTAue Asylum mS'o
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JAIL GUARD APFoMTsD.-Mr. Anon Duyall,
sSsepVer IN the PuGt once Department, has been
me, Nted guard At the United States jail by Mr..
aapspHt' n warden, In place OF Johnson simondS,
DEAN ~ Nke an AppOin tment by the Secretary
nTWas y y ~ ;-Gn OF the Old Capitol prison
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n P F I G I A L

n r y A l. .s.. ... .rfw
~ - ....' Hrr.. EHa 70. ..
wAn, DErARrMEHT,l
ADJuTANT GENELAL's oFTICn, !
WAIRIN 0ToH, d. O., May 80, 1884.
The following named ofnoers, charged with Of
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service Of the Unisd States,
the Military Commission instituted by Special Or
derS No. 81, series Of 1880, from this once, hAv-
ing reported that Istisfsstory defence has been
made in their respective eAses, viz; " a.,
Colonel Thomas D. Ssdswiek, "a Ksntuely vol
unteerS. ....' f.lF-Haa
Captain Joseph s. Cook, LIST Maryland volun.
teers. ED. TOWNSEND,
mysO Assistant Adjntsnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-30

Coin! Gobpi-The only place in this city
where they make and re-polnt gold pens 10 at blO
Seventh Htreet, up stairs roy D ..T' D.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-30

AM one having occasion 10 visit private
velny.
large and successful prAstios here and -sise-
where enables him TO guaranty Aperfeot cure In all
eases. 1857. ....'
All visits and communications strictly private
and oohndential. PerHsns calling see no one but
the Doctor. febI-u