davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19

!. Uh sA.k.--vVin BE- sold privately, q third ints
rsst in the magnificent estate Of "Wocdstook,"
containing hundred and eighty acre., lying n
the county Of PowhAtAn This very desirable trast
is situated seven miles above the Court House, half
q mAe from the Buck.nshs0 read. and osvGotooa
traetic ~ and convenience sHresby Baptist
and Epsc pal Chrrchss within thr o. four Dne6
Of tho homestead. The neighborhcOd q -
1ns a. any IN the state. There y large and me
dweAing house upon the farm IN excellent repair aE4
prepared without additional trouhs fo1 family o.
comuodatiou. All bsceaeaPy Outbuildings are ID.
joining. The syact contains large amount q Wocd.
land 10 vel fenced, wstored. and productive A
excellent orchard eonvensnt 10 the GGelipg. 8hoao
desiring 70 purchase can apply for info.mahogt 70
" II CARDCzQ
NH lo-As Ranc 3 r, Richmcad
V7ALUABL Bile Farm d l,2Te ceres, IN LunsnbsrG
" ana Piinoe Inward counties, on NottoVay
river, near 20 Asherrip and PricsS DspotD. On the
nanville Railroad, FIR sals-At the request Il
Noaers u Stokes and BnnAssn, (Who Wiah -
cose their interest IN this esfs,s) ve CIT br oh
the farm Of 1,2lo aSsss heated - above, ad3nln.
jnQ ,thsr lands 81 Mr 0tf hes cad the fASD -
which be now reaidas. ThsSe are about TO oesso
psu land smbrsoipG eoms 0ne clover lots, % ~
acres wood land embracing scne very 0oe o0ho..
The dwelling ID distant sbout niiee 6e0 sa11
deposs bui some Of the laLd approsehsa . within
-: ~ ~: ~. q isrss sISsy.
embracing besides . iarss dwelling, On. eoallsr
one and large number q bases. ssahlee ~
quarters Possession dven ct nses, thua spski =
farmer T. pitc or this ,ear To Asue . sa,e
during thi We It viii be cold g.. Az p.. Asvs.-.
great bargain at the price s0,red App,y q
NH 16-Sf 30UDIN 4 ABpeHlnN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19
RNEA "a Y

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DO,LARs HE-
WARD.-lsit my house about Two weeks ago
a. servant girl Cstt e-ine. She Is about eighteen
yesre old, slender form, II look out Of her eyes,
long black curly ha.r. straight nose, sharp face -
she hai rn e brown dress when she left. She Is
somewhere in the city between Sd and 9Th streets
[ will give the above reward 70 any who will
each her give tho Information that will enable
me 10 get her.
NH I8 2ts SAMUEL HICKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19
pOOO REWARD --san away, on yes;erasl

DO0N REWARD Ran away, on yesterday
SOUtJ morning, about II O'Clock, from my
'.sldea. O. On Church Hill, my negro boy, named
Jordau Christian, about 10 or 20 years old. He "a
jet black, about feet CT inches high, and quite
intelligent He took with him buIcle Of. clothes
and was dressed quite decen,ly when he lefi He
nas father iiv NJ In New Kent, with Q Mr Duvsi,
AID he may be urkIog N that neshoorhood or ie
at'empt, TO get TO the enemy. 10. his arrest and
Confluence % that may get him I will Dsy 70
ward Of $780, JAD d CO0HILl.
nah ,f{
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19

THE valuable Farm called "Bsllevue,p n Kiss
Il william county, d niles from Rehn0nd, ~
sale.-"e are authorised BY the executors Of he
whareon he lately resided in King william, near
to Pamunksy rives, and q miles ffoa Riehnond.
The tract contains about TOO acres; about two
thirds cleared, and the remainder In woods afford
Ing an ample supply Of timber for the use Of the
place. AN Of the cleared land has been married o.
lined, and about two thirds OF Il may be eoRsid-
| cred second Pamunkey low grounds, and lies well
fur cultivation. he buildnes c0nslst d q large
such an estate Possession Given 81 once. Pc
| terms, BE, aprsyto GODnlN l. -PfBFsON.
NH l7-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19

VALUABLE Farm a $40 scseo In Qsosioo o3assy,
near the Williamsburg roat, feus ntlaD lei01
Richmond for fsle.--At She Request d NJ. !. ".
Hoouiger, We oGes for sale privately hts talusble
farm In HenHico county. four 0l11D boloW 1ic1O0ad,
between the WILLIAMSBURG and CAa1leD City sooAD.
Il contai - 80 aoso so acres d which oF0 heovily
wooded. 1ltesn thousasA essAD e Wood oeoa w
estimate Of the quantity still snoat One hanAlod
acres q tbe laad ere b N soeerSat esaae g sat
vation, and under good fence 9su0 ~ Wn1nnos
burg road to the house th1ro = on eacoEoaA epedu.
roy Toad hall mile b length.
Tho i'm provsments consist Il i've Sassy nd ~
tic dwelling house IN e1oelent order - OvesDooeo
house Of three roono stables for eight hofoG, AlI
barn, smoke house and Kitchen.
An excellent crop q vegetables aad suGar aae
was made "a the placo last year, and tbe plooo 4
offered fox sale only because the owner, beng b he
eervtce Il unable N attend to Il properly Il in-
mediasy outside Of the outer line II deeeneeo, end
hAG beer entirely protected from pillsRe and -.
strrctOn. Terms cash 70 eGees an Immediate oalo,
it viii be sold fer the low price Of ~ per aoee
NH tF-4t GODDIN APPDReON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19

DUANAWAY 500 reward will De paid for the
II, delivery TO N Davis Co Of . negro boy
AN d J,hn. He is about Ia years old, gingerbread
color he had On black fe,, hat, ots tipped on the
was raised In Aibemarle, by DR. T J Cock
NH l4-6ff GRO TURNER
=, p..,.. a.. = $50, :, ENG
ass =: houVsty, 0aiatto poy. 0sofgc, slave
70 NAjc- Wm Leigh OF Powhatap He IL about ia
years or age quite !a:argcnt: has some marks, bur,
not leco! ected ssi.i give suitable reward for
biz delivery TO me in nichmond
nh Il ST. TIMOTHY KHRSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19
AMY OF TIE coxfSpRRArs srAzxs.
"Medieal Certificate to Retire Iaralii tlsscsrs.
| " Ter act OF Congress, approved February l:


-, OF the - regiment, -~- brleado,
haN ns appeared before The board for examination
We 10 hereby cef tFy-
(hers state whether the officers permanently dis.
adj, and cannot perform duty In any branch OF
the military service, with full description OF the
wound, injury or disease, and the disabling effects.
vice of The Confederate Suites In the line of duty.
Ii u Il re examination, made periodically, stale
sucn fact. II the iavaid, being disabled for ser.
Vice in the field. IL III for other service recon-
0vcfcoUs the Disability, recommend him for such
dulY rs he can DeFfom.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-19

Adopted by Senate slarch 9Th, 1884.
SHELTON e DAVIS, q ).
Adopted by House Of Delegates March 9Th, ltia4
mh IL -sOd9i WI Il GORDON, II d.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

stripped Of all insignia Of rank N, The presence
Of his company, and b tldseis sdnaned In the
Myrtle street prison, s., Louis, Mlss9prt, 70
await triaf ssan Accessory toths crime on mvr,
der, for having, without. authority, left his
guard, Or which no was the regular detailed
of,cer, TO sccompsny D rnsrsuding party Of
enlisted men 81 his company on'a pillagiug
expedition, and for making no attemptto pre-
vent their cowardly and inhumsn conduct In
shooting and killing peaceful citizen who re-
monstrated against their outrsges. ,a.
MUSTERED OUT. .-. ...
Colonel Samuel Crooks, 22d New York cav
airy, has been mustered out of service, TO date
July 90, 1854, for violation Of the 10th Article
Of War, in occssionlng false alarm In the
army In which he was serving. rr. -.
DIsMIssALs REVOKED. .r...
The orders Of dismissal heretofore Issued in
the following cases have been revoked,
Colonel o. H. Moore, 25th Michigan voiun.
teers, (and Captain 9th United States infantry, }
and he Ia restored 10 his command as Colonel
Crowded the vacancy has not been filled by
the Governor Of the State) and as Captain In
the regular service. '''-'
Colonel William Eickards, Goth Pennsylvania
volunteers, and his name will be restored to the
rolls OF the regiment, provided the vacancy
has not been filled, evidence of which must be
obtained from the Governor. f-."r ., ..
Captain N. Noble, 1o1st Ohio volunteers,
satisfactory explanation having been made Of
the charge Of absence without leave, and he
having been honorably discharged upon tender
Of resignation. ..f. aaa'a- .rrr
The following officers Of the I'd United States
infantry, and they are restored to their rank
and regiment;
First Lieutenant Francis z. LACEY, First
Lieutenant Thomas Byrne, First Lieutenant
James Butler. .-.... .. .rl.-a.r -.f '..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
,HHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT

the subscriber hAA obtained from the Orphans,
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF
personal estate OF Joseph P. Taylor, late OF Wash.
ington city, d. c., deceased. All persons having
claims againAt the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the "a day
OF August next they may otherwile by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of August,
1854. Il. A. TAYLOR.
Parties having claims will send them, when
passed by the orphan.' Court, addressed TO "John
II. D. LAtrobe, Baltimore, Nd"
Aug6-lAW3Ws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
WA T Err r & N T 8.


WATER REoIsrRAR's oFrIcE,l
d. Cry HALL, July 7, 1884.
All parsons who use the Aqueduet water on their
now due to tho Corporation for the period from
July I, 1884, to January I, 1865.
The water rent IL required to be paid 1t this once
during this month OF July II not paid by before
August lst, the law comma ndB that the wAter be
shut on at the main and not restored except upon
payment OF arrears and two dollars for expense oil
shutting off and reatoring.
The law does not provide for serving individual
notices, and this public notice 70 all that will b
Kiyeu RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy 8-dImii Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
PROP9sa-fN=
RoPosAIs ron R6RAGT,
80 ncluEr opknTrps.rrxs,s oyyvor. /,

II W u,Sa $3.50 !, " lnhIEndhfrEHb orFlnH, Z
Seated proposals sre invitsi Gy M 49,,
.asSssss I. rs GHisss o sac: sT@.
Mex ssaa,dris, ina Fer Montos Va, o. eI,Sef q
eushoh ofsoEn OF oats and soto is Of hay or st q
I.iaas; r ads. aA.e \ vh,ah .sov.u.nss
tate5 At which they win mako deiiyerfes thsrsss
iho quantity OF eAoh article proposed TO be deiiv.
nencod, and when 70 DO Completed. =" WIN
MI. me price must be written out Ia words on the
Corn 70 BE put up y sooa Stout SACKS, Of sSou,
fs Soa Sp, sss., e sss; AZ g e ,nl,4ss
PIsPo.s q e y saiRss st a ssf 5:
Az ths articles offered under tbe biis hsrsin In.
ssIeo, vii pe subject 70 rigt Inspection bg the
ContFaet, vii hiiIp Ss Gcio.? being Aoespted
NE lowest responsible Bidder az the interest Of
ns ,s may require and payment VIII Be
h.ye been delivered and accepted io' ,A~A
Thebidder will be required 70 Accompany hts
f ePPs.sOn m ssss h, ss two
they will, within ten days thereafter erecnte tiIe
contract for the same, with good and suficienf
tract to deliver the forage proposed n eoniormiT
Esh ths , tsf%s e ~. and in osss
they 70 mako good the dfetepoe between the offer
o. SAID bdler And the next lowest responsible bid
aert OF me persons 70 whom me contract may ba
sgsruea. "A. -a.-- "A. a. -.
shown by the oftiois certificate OF United states
sssr sssi aassi ne S us q 81
Saas. S ssa gGSa i Ss ssssp..no.
f name g. sadrs. Of .seh bidder
must DC legibly written In the prgposal. L..
=, rroPOsMs must DC addressed TO Brfgadier General
y. u. hqoher, Clnei Depot Qnartermaster Wssh-
lngt9n, ". y, AND ahould be plainly marked " FRO
posan LOT FORAGE" ..-.-.. a..
bonas, IN sum equal TO tho amoupt of the con-
sfao., sgned pX me sontrsetor and both OF his
suMentoIhi VIII pc required Of the successful BID
der or bidders upon Iigning the contract
Hhnk FORMS OF bid, guarantees, and bonus, may
DC obtained upon application At this once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
tToWnt county, and
A., loafel--"
and deliver TO the United States, AZ the Quarter
%ss TER department AZ sgree.oly 70
sails for forage, dated Washington Depot, DO
sembos 1899 The following articles, VIZ:
- bushels OF Corn, In sacks, St per bunhel
OF 50 poundn.
- bushels OF Oats, In saoks, 1t - per bushsl
ofa pounds. ~
- tons OF baled Hay, ~ - per ton Of 1000
pounds.
pounds. p'' W" VI NV
Delivery 70 commence on or before the -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

From the New fotk Times.
FIFTH AyRsUE, New York, does not appear
TO suffer much from secession Influences. Recep-
tions and parties are numerous - ever, and the
increased demand from that class Tor Mr.. speer'a
sambuci Wine Ia aston shinS, When the true an
AlyBls OF Its properties was frat published by Jas
r Chiffon d CO., those who could ord II imme-
distely adopted ~ use In preference to foreign
and has written to the public the following cards
LABoRAToRY OF ]. n. Chiffon Co,
NEW YoRE, March II, 1868. !
We have recently made careful analysis Of the
sambuei Wine prepared by MI. Alfred Speer, and
do not heaitAte In pronouneing II purej II eontAns
all properties OF the sambuco or Port grape, and
therefore for medicinal uses 1t il superior to other
wines.
Its prIneip.i effects upon the system are mildly
stimulating, diuretc, ,udorihc, and tonic II will
prove beneficial In Affections Of the Kidneys, and
Chronic diseases, with general debility OF the con-
stituuon. II '... TNh'It' -
Physlclaps may safely recommend It to their pa.
tients in place OF the many doubtful mixtures too
often sold A. pure wines.,
I--7 JAS. n. CHIFFON & Co.,
Analytical Chemists.
This wine can be had OF our druggists. 1t 10 q
most excellent article for weakly persons, espeet
| ally females.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

UTATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w JULY 20, 1854 This office having been ne
cessry closed for several days during the present
month, the time for receipt Of water rents 10 ex-
tended to the 3lst August after which date the
water will be shut Off from all premises Of which
the water reat 10 unpaid. No further notice will
be given. RANDOLPH CoYLE,
iya0-d Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
Aatiuual o@eymblitatl.
7IHT7 TE0t o 7TTsaT 7 I'7n1 q

M.for hNoffnhn NJ Tinlay. 10Th Yennsylvania
c,y.lrv, has b,cn revoked, and he has been
d,.,oI..sa "a aate iJb,v "a. 1884, for lneal-
cl,ncv pev,sct Of duty in mot rendering returns
of nubl,o property under hls charge, and alb
so,cs ui,bout is.ye unI .ar. 1.'a,..
Mater william A, MCKAY. Cd New York ar.
ti,,sry. 10 date July Is. 1884. for tenderine his
resignatlon in a disrespectful and ,p,ubordi.
ns,s manner. s.v -.-.r
.lcant.,n Jobn ate,vaYt 1stb Michigan voiun.
.ser,' To date July a.. 1894 with lo.s Of nil nav
ana aIlov.nces. for absepee without leave.
snecu,s,,ng ,ra attending 10 pr,y.te business
vh,,o nnds, m salc., tro.,,,sn, in hoaplt,l. and
Tor nbvs,c,l aIsah,,,tv rssuIt,ng from an i'm.
,,rorsr a,.s,,, con,r,ctss nrior 70 his entering
Tho $500. n - wv l,I -7,,a,, y -,
c.nt,,n J,m.a n. areene. 9Th yisconsln
,o,,n,on,a ~ 49, 5Julv "a 1874 With ,oss OF
al M, "a .row.nce. IN, b.hItu.l DRINK an.
-. 1870, a.. f,o..,n,,.r. n,
..,,,,a ,,,,,, i,ron,rtv ana ,nnron,istipv ~
.-..sa. Z, NJ. - 80 .ra ~, ..,,ns IA .na
- - ,ho snonv he ss,I,,e oovernmsn,
s,ar.s u a,.,o,., ,,.r,on. ',T,-r ~ = I
'c.n,.,n 49,. q W. u.,,,n o2a Ns,r yorp
,.,.i,v ~ Al, Jn,v "a 1874 for b.yIpg tsns.
osNa " nv IVY y, -, y.
~a ms on es e,e.lN -. w -,
side'od 5 ni'n'''i p''e"'' " po''O''n n''
aaaes' ,.,l os.,
Captain "in'am oussass, so'n ennsyi,sm
volunteers, 70 aa'e 'u.y %, loV WIN 'os' " ~, ~
pay sno allowances, ios alunAenno's snu uo
.an,,on.n Iii. an ho.rd N. ,r,n.port Ran.
gentleman WINE On oosra 'no Y! 'i"''Po'' "ap-
panannock, July II, ioos.
captain 'uhus ssenns, iVsA Ai,nois e.."ny,
70 aaseSuiy II, zoos, oe nes'oot Vi auV' in NOV
hsVing the rolls ana reeofos Oh ms company IN
reaainees tor Us nus'e' ouI " fsof'ioe, 'nefooS
working prelunce 70 inc in'efess Of inc en-.
listed men OF ms commando ana Sioiaung inc
orders OF the war Impairment l ...'
AsSihtant surKeon simon W sanger, otn
new Iork chsAify, 70 oate guy ~, loof, ior
drunkenness and gross neglect OF duty In not
attending 10 tho wounded men In train
which had been placed under his charge. All
this while bis command was In the presence
Of tho enemy. :...... ,
Assistant surgeon q. W. ID. kemper, 18th
Indiana volunteer, TO date July ~, 1854, for
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

NEW YORK STYIHs.-GsntLsRISil's Clothing r.
HeO and Fashionable "A large assortment for DreaI
and Business wear. Tho English Sack and Walk
ing Coats Oxeell In beauty, grade and rnilh any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL BTEPaKNa d Co.,
ose-H va Pa. ave-. bet. Rinth Aud Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

SELLING LIouoR TO SoLDIBRs.-John O'Keefe.
who liyedin one Of the shAnties near the scene OF
the riot at the Navy Yard, was arrested and taken
before Justice Gull, on the charge OF sci ing liquor
TO soldier. several gallons were found In his
had bought whskey Of him. He was hned $40 and
costa y '' .lH - .''l
hnn Thompson, the woman who kept the low
shanty which was burned down, was also arrested
on the charge OF selling liquor without license,
and to soldiers. She was fined $40 and COSTS but
having lost her house.
Tho Ninth precinct ofroers are determined to
ferret out these places, and bring the offenders to
Justice. 30 w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

WHITKHURsT'B GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENuE-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one OF
the largest eolleotionl OF Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
embracing Licensees Of distinguished persons
these fallen In battle can DO obtained here. Fol
superior work, Whitehupt outstripping his com
petitors, received medal at the Worlds Fair
London. Particular attention IL called TO his new
imperial Photographs, also VignettS now much
ought after. nOVId-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Ant one having occasion TO visit q private
medical institution are advised to call on DIT.
Vellny.
large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty aperfect cure in all
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febi-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

The only place where you can purchase India
RubbeT goods OF all kinds ~ MGnr aei0s prioea II
d II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylyAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ully repaired ut short notice. mar 28-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS a CO..

WALTZ bTEFHENb q OOsl
111 PEHNsVLvANIA AVENUE,
Offer the largest Assortmenti In this city, embrAO
ing all qualities used by ofioern In the Army and
Navy, Huoh As
swords, sAshSs, BoltS, shouldsratrApa, Hats
Caps, Pistols, &C., az, with Q nno assortment Of
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish ON.
SeTs complete outnts In lew moments.
WALL STEPHENS b CO.,
SIS RsnnsylvAniA Avsnu
1ST Io-tni esel. 1aAh ChToa.I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

In EvmYBoDY's MoUTH.-Praise and Sozo'
dont-greatest luxury Of modern times-bea ut hes
and preserves the teeth. The repulsive breath 10
rendered a. fragrant a. rose, and coldness by
friends or In business, will now be no LONGER mo-
tioed. Sold by Druggists. aus2-3teod
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
OFFICE DEPOT coMMlssARY OF

OFFICE DEPOT COMMlSSARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE,
a.'f wAsaIaoToN, D. C., Aug. 8, 1854.
Sealed proposals are invited until the 2th inst,
at IL o'clock m, for furnishing the United states
subsistence Department with
TWO t2oOJ HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORN
to be delivered at the Govern ment warehouse in
Georgetown, or at the whArses or Railroad De.
pot in Washington, D. C., At such time 40 the
Government may direct, after ave days notice.
The Corn Meal 70 be delivered In good, hound
-four barrels, each containing one hrndred and
nineiy.sir 1867 pounds 70 be fresh ground, and Of
lust before Il 10 received. = .' > H'T co..
Payment viii DO made in certificates Of indebted
meas, or such other funds a. the Government may
have for disbursement, IT.. 10 ,nliH ~ y
Bids 10 be addresred 70 the unaersisned AZ No.
n2s street, endorsed /" Proposals for Corr Mesi''
aue-6t 8. C. GREENE, Capt, 4 o, sY,l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

n A n T K r B q r Y,
" CANTERBURY f
CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
.i '.rs q. CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA Av, NEAR SIXTH ST.
GEORGE LBA.................... Proprietor
ANOTHER FESTIVE WEEK.
ANOTHER FESTIVE WEEK.
NEW FACES. 49, NEW FACES
NEW FACES. NEW FACES.
I AUGMENTED COMPANY.
AUGMENTED COMPANY.
First week Of the beautiful Miss
sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
sALLiE SUNDERLAND,
THE QUEEN OF MELODY.
First week Of Misses
ELLA wEsNER,
ELLA wEsNER,
MARY wEsEER,
MARY wEsNER,
NELLY KILMIRE,
(, NELEY kILMIRE,
LIZZIE wEsNRR,
LIZZIE wEsNER,
The Fascinating Daughter OF TerpsiohOre.
Continued engagement Of the Great Mogul OF
Negro Comedian,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN.
ALSO, Of
BILLY WEST,
BILLY WEST,
HARRY WILLIAMS,
HARRY WILLIAMS,
JOHN DoUGHERTY,
JOHN DoueHERTY,
We T. ss4 4y4E4eH,
Johnny REDEEM,
JOHNNY REDEEM,
And the entire Variety Combination in a Select
s sSsss P PAseEs;, sSsIEssgEs
Ek EsRo ACTS ACTS
'7.' ,... ss. AND \
,., k kAysHAskE EASeE,,
Forming In ALA
BILL S SE RARE RARE E ExSEEEEsSE..
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
| 'N 80 THURSDAY, AUGUST I
| 'g'. THURSDAY, AUGUST I
TWO GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES
TWO GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES
THE ENTIRE COMPANY APPEARING,
Afternoon at ., Night at 8 O'Clock.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 8,
| MR.. J. II. OGDEN,
Mr.. J. II. OGDEN,
| MR. J. II. OGDEN,
The Celebrated Irish Ambassador, will appear.
! LADIES' POPULAR MATINEE,
LADIES' POPULAR MATINEE,
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Commencing at . o'clock.
Admission-L>dles, % centaj Children, IS cents.
Admission. - oons
Orchestra. soo cent
Prlva ate Boxes, holding six person.
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels and Res
taurants. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
LOCAL NEWS.

IVAN DEPARTMENT RIrLEs,"-Thls 10 the
title Of the regiment composed Of clerks nom the
different bureaus OF the War Department. The
regiment 10 composed OF good material, make q
ne Appearance and will be Of great serv Ice TO the
Government in case OF an emergency. The men
have been armed, uniformed, aud equipped 10 all
respects similnt TO regiment In the field. The
tary Of War. The regiment has been organized
upder the Immediate supervision OF Brigsdfer Gen.
James n Fry, Provost Marshal General United
States army. The following are the officers;
Captain samuel Dams, nth q. s. Infantry, col
oneli Captain Franklin II. Barroll, "a u. infant
~, lieutenant colonel Captain George Il. Scott,
veteran reserve corps, msjori surgeon !. II. Bax.
ter, U. 8. volunteers, surgeon. Lieutehant Alex
andsr A. 2. Klauoke, Adjutanti Lieutenant c. A.
oaptaini MAX Beck, first lieutenantj @. Lewis,
second lieutenant. Go, D, X. l. Scott, eaptaini
II. W. Morris, FIRST lieutenant J. Reynolds, sec
ond lieutenant. Co, @, N. 7. Hartshofn, captain
Q. NJ. Knight, nrlt Lieutenant; c. W. MygAtt, SEQ
ond lieutenant. Company D, H. Douglass, cap
tsini Alexander Roach, first Iieutenantj @. q.
Reading, second lieutenant, Company 4, ]. II, Ed
Morris, second lieutenant. Co. +, L. L. James,
captain; H. Stewart, hrst lieutenant; J. d. Tan
ner, Eeeond lieutenant. Co. G, r. A. Hills, car
taio; Thomss Rathbone, nrHt lieutenant; II. A.
whiting, second lieutenant. Co. II, O. q. Pat.
man, osptainj G. s. Trevitt, first ieuteps ant, J. f.
Gardner, second lieutenant Co. !, J. r. Usher,
cAptsini H. N ober, hrst lientenantj O. W. Fran.
zoni, second Lieutenant. Co. X, A. D. Butts, cap
tainj j. @. Predmore, first Lieutenant; J. r. Brinn
made, second lieutenant. WAldemar Bendz, ser
gesnt maiorj Louis sebonborn, qusrtermastei
sergeant; William Atwood, oommissary sergean
George w. Wood, hospital stewardi Charles b
Bailey, ordnance sergeant.