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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
NJ OTI CE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, March II, 1864. !
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having COM
pleted the General Assessment Tor the year 1851,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board OF
Appeals, and Tor the purpose Of Masking any cor
reetion, from MONDAY, the 2ist day Of March, to
TUESDAY, the 26th day OF APRIL Inclusive, (Sun-
story, weht wing, city Hall, from =. w. az n.
each day.
By order Ot he President
JAuEs W. SPALDlNG,
mIb-IiAp26 Secretary Board OF Appeal.
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FOR sALE;;;;TEN THOUSAND
ANY one having thiS amount to lnyeIt In a first
class RESTAURANT AND HOTEL combined, To-
cation the best IT. Warrington, with long lease
At moderate rent, and which cleared SO 900 du-
ring the past two Year,, have now an opportunity
but rarely Offered. This establishment IL atted up
in the most approved style, regardless OF expense
including Bar Room, Restaurant, Kitchen, and
sleeping apAmentl conveniently arranged
aive paying business, aud the only reasons for
selllug Sre pressing business ArFangem ntA Of tho
Apply to ~ MITCHELL SON,
Real Estate Brokers, southeast corner Pennsylva.
mia avenue and Fifteen street, Washington, d.
Z. mlO-lw
DOR SALE.--.A LARGE, COMMODI-
IL Gus, well-built house, situated In the most.
niIhsd, aud the furniture win be tOid with the
house at great bargain IHPqIIs Of ANON
United states Marshal, D. C., IiO + street, Wash.
ington. iel6-u
PEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
Everybody should call on
N. II. MILLER
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For SOrvAntS and real estate. Agency No. 6l ninth
| treet near PennBylvAniA avenue, (nOTth.)
llngT and Boarding Houses, stores, Sc. Real Ia.
tate and other Property bought and sold on CON.
niGaion,
Property holders can obtain the best Of tenants
without charge,
NIB, The best Of reference given when required.
ools-tf
NOR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
Il uArgo and small il, different parts OF WaAh.
tngtou,
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS:
6IXI8O feet, NJ street between 18th and 9th.
l2OXlOO feet, 10th, between and 4 streets.
6OxlO0 feet, Pa. avenue east, bet 9Th Shd nth,
I60NIts feet, north l., between 18th and Goth,
t6xiOO feet, on N, between 18th and kth,
20XlOo feet, on 10th, near i.
SOH9j feet, north ID, between sd and 4th.
GOXiOJ feet, nth, noAT north L.
~ And 100000 feet CHEAP LOTS eSst OF the
Capitol,
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury DopREt.
ment and PennlylN ania avenue, iOr rent,
BUSINESS PLACES aud ROOMS "a all V8rtS OF
the city.
FARMS Tor sale and exchange.
MITCHELL y SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa, av, and 10th at,
N. h.-IItleS examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers oil every description prepared.
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EEMALE COMPLAINTS SCIENTIFI
IL CALLY TREATED at Dr. DARbY,S sonEnl.
tation rooms, 400 seventh street, boigesn AMI q
The Doctor ptetendh TO no mystery, and keeps no
inleAn DO eompeGnAedN any hFHt-0lNss ehenigts.
le29-Im+ WV -
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n F ? | G ] A L
PASSES TO VISIT The ARMY or THE
POTOMAC
l. Applications must he made at the once Of
Major Louis II. Pelou7e, No. eos y street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
.. u. and p. M, except sundays. Major PelouEe
Is authorized to sign the passes.
2. Ifnot granted at the ofiOe Of Major Pelouze,
the decision Is final, and reference need DO made
ST the War Department.
.. Passes cannot be given TO females to visit the
army.
ny order Of the Secretary Of WAr.
l., d. TOWNSEND,
fCS-i' Assistant Adiu,ant GeboTAl
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VARIETIES VARIETIES
v Fronting PeRn'G EEGaue and Ninth street)
hann!n i CO........ PropFietorS
EttLEimmOna. Stage MapageF and AdyeFtis,,r
The hrautitul panEeusc, Miss Florence Rivera.
The New Comic Singer, Mr.. John Rccae.
The Fairy GRnseuae, Miss Fannie Nav.
Miss Maggie FTiel, Miss Maggie Vernon, Niss Kit.
~ Lee, Maggie Wilson and Annie klimofe.
The great Ban loist Of the world,
MR.. J. THOMPSON,
The popular Comic Eth OplAn, Mr., Frank Kerns.
The amusing Artistic Ethiopian, Mr.. Mel KertT,
The people's favoriie, Mr. Bob Hail.
The actor Of the people, Mr.. Francis.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LADIES' LEvEE
ALL TuE FASHIONABLE LADIES PRESENT.
Will lie produced shortly,
THE FEMALE PICKPoCKET
OF WASHINGTON; on,
HIGH AND Low LlFE IN THE CAPITOL
RICH REVELATIONS To BE DEVELOpED
YE MIN OF GUILT YET HIGH IN Trust
"Let the called Jade vince, our wltherS are nm.
wIunEn
3f~rustdAy Afternoon, st. Patrlek's Day, hepent
q the Rueker Steam Fire Company, No.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Alarge quautity OF OAK and FINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and IN good condition, which
he 10 prepared to deliver TO purchasers IN any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, AnthisattO
Ard Gun hsflAnd COAL, III quantities to IuiI unT.
ehasoTS, OrleTA solicited 1t his new Wood YARD.
No. aga Twelfth street, between Y and = al StlI.
nOS-u F,E, CORBETT,
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TO NEW BUILT NO, w"
81 500 B
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD PILLOWS HALL
JAMES S. TOPHAM & CO.,
NAVE REMOVED
Their Well Kpown, Old EstAhiiahsd
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EauIPdEST MANDATORY,
NEW DING,
IS 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be tound, OF our own manufacture, n
most complete assortment of every style and nrc1
Of Military and sltizenS'
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINE sw ORD BELTS, with Topham's Patent slide,
Sole Manufacturers OF
LANGHoLZ's PATENT CuRR and NQgE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWBAEKS PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS IND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS ArTs,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
HARM NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND EN-.
PRESS HARNESS,
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART. AMI
PLOUGH HARNESS.
w IL IPS.
COACH BUGGY STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS.
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TR U ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsEs.
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsHs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES,
ARMY NALlSEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Lot Iher and Canvass Pellisieur Days Leather.
Iahyan and Carpet IrAyC cling Bags, Ladies' Freneli
SAtehelB, Toy Trunks and school SAtehelB and
every article In their line OF business.
REMEM BER!
e 500 q
vERTH STREET.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOCsE FOR RENT AND FURNI-
tur0 for sale or rent, 2s2 X Streei, between
Twentieth and Twsnty'tirst streets. Mlt-2t
EOR RENT---HANDsOMELY FUR.
nlIhed MOONS at 3gl G street, between
and required. ml2.3ti
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.GRovER'S THEATRE,
Ms fsnnnDsylysnia avenue, near wiilard,s Hotel
Also Of Grover, New ci::tnai.:trset Tsss,rs.
Philadelphia.
THIS EvENING-sseopd NIrht
OF the popular Comedian, ''sA'
MR.. =. Z. MSDoNoUGH,
with bis Grand Corps Dc Ballet,
Magnificent Machinery, Properties,
Costumes, SCENERY AZ IA
GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE
SEVEN SISTERS,
AND THE BIRTH or CUPID IN THE
BOWER OF FERNS,
scenes by d. A. Strong
MECHANICAL EFFECTS
By hesErs. Saunders, Kelly, and IsaittAnts.
ALL THE ORIGINAL MUSIC,
Superb Fairy Scenes, Dances, Groupings, &C.
AND K CAST OF CHARAcTERs
E1inaACING
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH
IMMENSE CORPS OF ARTISTS
Engaged in this Theatre. mid
EORD's NEW THEATRE,
L TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA, AVE.
Second nigh, of the engagement of the Eminent
Comedian,
X. II KETT,
supported by -, thT GSls Pc i.s Actor, ~
MISS ALICE GRAY,
And the unequaled Stock Company.
WIN be acted Shakespeare various and well con-
tr3sted characters in his Comedy, in Ave acts,
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR;
On, FALsTATT orTwIrrrD ny woNEE.
siE I Ss,,I fS wtS pretending love to the
MWes Ii haekeu
c. Kernble Mason
Mrs. Ford. Miss Alice Gray
srEeIAL EoTleE-The engagement Of Nj.
living TTaEedlNn, MR.: kDwfN FoRREsr.
A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
n WILL ne OWEN
By the iouas Ladies' OF the Third District Female
Grammar school, under the direction OF Prof J. u.
Daniels, on THURSDAY EVENING, OF this week,
Al the Odd Fellows Hall, near the navy yard, TO
commence At ~ o'clock.
Admittanee 20 cents. For pupils OF the Public
The proceeds VII DO applied to the purchase OF
q plano for tho schools. mIS 81
Odd FELLOW VS. HALL
For one week, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10Th,
The great original and well. known
FAKI OF AVA,
The wonderful PrestidigitAteur.
Entirely new and wonderful feAts Of Pfestidlgl-
tattoo, lGushable illusions and curious transiOr-
nations.
Tickets 50 cents. No half price. D5ofs open at
7 O'Clock, to commence ats. mil
GRAND BALL IN AID OF TIE
" CITIZENS, BOUNTY FUND,
10 be given by the woRKMEN OF THE WASH.
IGG, March 22d, 1884, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard.
The proceeds are to aid In raising volunteers in
the District, thereby avoiding the Draft.
The committee pledge themselves to render to
all who may favor them with their presence an
evening OF enjoyment
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gentleman AMI
ladleE.
COMMITTEE:
Engin Cr' snd MdchiniHI-ThomaI Walker, WIN.
APPLICABLE, 8. Fletcher.
Bdekini hs--J. II. pegg, ChAs. Carroll
OTdndHoe-Wm, II. Burgess, Geo. Dice, II. Me.
Gladden., =. Kahlert.
Pium6srs-John I. Grlfllh, |. A. Head, John H.
Smith.
Copper 4 Ming NM-M. MsNelly, John Clements,
John McNelly.
PGinisrI-Wm. Goodrich, JOS Stanley, John Hill.
Joiners-John T. Maxwell, NJ. d. Shsw, VIM. Co.
NG'or,-H, Petit, RObp Patterson, W. c. Havcr-
son.
Boiler AassrI-H. L. Atchison, G. Thompson, T.
r. OtCtt.
IrOa FovnderI-D. Dsughton, n. Wayson, John
Cannon.
LdboraI-Amos Reed, 5. Carroll, Jos. Helm.
Sdugcr-Charles suskcy.
Rigoer-John Conrad.
Block nlaker-W. w. NSlly. nII-mwtu
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.s~,--
-
AN OOCNlILINlD.
~ANT pppUD ~
I cANTrHatInv
CANTERBURY ruW
cANTERBuRr
MUSIC HALL AND IhEAIR .7r
b'u''ena A'enas' "ea, US o0'n1 ~ s''a -.
I'm rear o. inc Ano Na'ional n'''''9
o.0 -. $780,, -. $780,.
= =
THE AuToCRAT OF ADJUSTMENTS.
.." .a.-r
l. the a.c,,,oD ,,rS.,.s nr ,Ss r,,hr. ,.,on,
pelot merits Of this
TEMPLE OF MENTAL DELIGHT
our Conio Constellation shines with uavontel
rn,os,,o,, 49,, "P''"'nA'e' '"ins sfss'ea WIN
r,.
ENrHusiAsm iNCREAshs NIGHTLY.
NEW coMpANy ri
Ffrst appearance Of
JENNY ENGLE, go '
Tn. peautitul yoo.lt.,
~" .HE.r
Lat ves, nj ,h. .o....,.n.n loo
MISS DORA DAwRoN,
Tho Doubie-voieed vocalist H
VIII amman q, Two ,lr.,d J,o,,., n,,,.,,,......
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ua1INTER GARMENTS.

HA7 INTER GARMENTS.
w NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHING
We are now In receipt Of 3 large assortment Of
BOYS and CHILDRENs CLOTHlNG, OF the new.
est styles suitable for the present season for dr. Ess
and school wear, TO which we invite the RttSntiSn
OF parents WALL, STEPHENS i CO.,
HOrtS-ifU ~ Pa, Az. bet, 9Th aud 10th At,
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NHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OF.
~ FICE, DEPoT OF WAsnISOToH, WARRINGTON,
d C., January I, 1854,
lldeslerF in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
Once Furniture, Fkrness, and Saddlery are re-
quested to send to this office, on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed proposal or list, In duplicate
Of the articles they arc prepared TO furnish TO this
Depot st abort notice, with the price Of each
marked In plain figures, so that, IN case the ext
gencieH Of The service require II, the article or ar
lOCtat pIlCe,
Dealers wishing to sell to this DGpat will be re-
QuirCd to furnish The list punotuAlly every Monday
morning, d. II. RuCkER,
DrlgAdier General and Chief QuArtermAster,
iA6-.l Depotof WAHhinStOn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

SAINT PATRICK'S DAY.-.A GRAND
y celebration will DO given At Mrs. McNiekles
Exchange Hotel, q street, between * and 9Th
streets, on THURSDAY EVENING, March nth,
1861, under the auspices al the FcnIHn Bother.
hood.
supper will he served on the table At 0 o's'e.k
p NJ
Gentlemen Wishing to DO present may amply at
the Off c o! the Hotel Tickets 81 81. NILS 2'
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NEW SPRING GOOOs,

BURDETTE IL now Opening very large sOck
Of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS His Dress
Good Department embraces all the new htyles and
l.hrlcs OF thiS seasons importation.
lilo calls special attention to line Of BLACK
SILKS bought expressly for sNequcF, CiTsularF,
hantilla', Sc.
Also, 30 pieces leather ecloF ALPACA, Of the
most daaiFAble shades.
Five Ghses Of new CALICoEs, best quality.
All kinda OF Linens and Cottons very CHEAP.
One prioc-Terms cash,
Remember No. aSi pCyenih street between
and X.
mI9-lw W. ". DURDETTE.
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odd FELLOW VS. HALL.
For one week, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10th,
The great original and wellknown
FAKI OF AVA,

The wonderful PrestidigitAteur.
EntlIely new and wonderful feAts of PfestidlgI-
tattoo, lAughable Illusions and curious transior-
nations.
Tickets 81 cents. No half price. Doofs open at
o'clock, to commence At &. mil
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new Foundry III. +. Church, will be received
by the Committee, until SIP. m, April lthr 1884,
when the bids Will be opened In the church -,
No bid will 10 received except from actual build
srs,
The Committee reserve the Tight to reject any or
All bids as may be best for the interests Of th"
church.
Bond and security will be gwen and required.
Bidders are directed for plans and specifications
to the Architects, Messrs. ClusS and kammerhu-
Der, 1870 Second street. BY order,
mI5-6t Il. T. SIMPSON, Secretary.
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A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
IA WILL BE GIVEN
By the iouag Ladies' OF the Third District Female
Grammar School, under the direction OF Prof j. II.
Daniels, on THURSDAY EVENING, OF this week,
At the Odd Fellows Hall, near the navy yard 20
At ~ o'clock.
AdmittAnee 20 cents For pupils OF the Public
schools, and any others under 70 years, IS cents.
The proceeds will bo applied to the purchase OF
q plano for tho schools. milo 81
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Last week Of the engagement OF
MISS DORA DAwRoN, 'r.
Tho Double-voioed Vocalist,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-12

TIM grca, political c.ntc-, IA ended. tho question
Of the Presidential suco 'ss.1r dec dcd the people
have endorsed the Administration policy, AuI me
paramount duly Of oyerthroNing tho rebellion
again cmcrses from the smosc II politics. Tho
election canvass conclusiycy proved that lo'h tho
Republican and Democratic paruos arc trim m the
determination that tho Union shall be restored q.
oil hazards and while they dissgreci rcyaI ling
she better method for accomplishing this desirable
snd, that difference was only scconlary /, the
pr.scrv alton OF our national lie. The lA.aaouts
principle of democracy il the juty II tie minority
~ scquesce in the popular verdict upon political
issues and to leave doubtful q.csti.t o.; rlLlc
policy to the artrsment OF tho ha.' o'-uo' As tie
majority OF the people haze d-c.dod TO cnlorso and
recommend continuance Of Mr.. Lr,cois's war
policy, II becomes tho duty OF every Aiueuca1
citizen to sustain tie executive OF tho na,ioI "a
making that policy effective Hcuc.tolth the Wis
orous prosecution OF the war shout In the great
and united object Of the whole peop, aud the early
restoration Of tue Union tho osi.ng duty Of oyory
c,tzen, irrespective OF party aiiI'auons. The re-
election Of Mr.. LIsooLS shows that the people have
confidence in his ability 70 accomplish tho great
work, and that they sre willing to place all tho
resources Of the country at his disposal for that
purpose. The end therefore, IL certain, and parn'
san chickering's and disscnsions will only retsrd
She contamination which q majority Of tho people
have decided upon. 1t 10 both useless and inluri'
o.s 10 the Nation " burrow into the history OF the
Administration for the purpose Of digging W
short-comings s,d had management Nv people
have passed their Judgment upon ell such quas'
usas, N asa daU q svsy good aasn y r
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and this IL tbe question now before rs rtshorld
tho alternative over Re p-escn Cd = su' Igaou or
OF the employment Of the slave az . sold or, cTc
SEEMS no r.. son 20 dcutt vhai should "a 80 Z p
decision. II the recommepdatcn Tor the training
Of forty thousand negroes for the serv e rdicate
ahAi meet your approval. Is certain ha' ev
this limited number, by their rrersrs'ory "Hnihg
Die rc,srvo force In case Of urgency than ihTeeolj
heir humber suddenly called from hold l"u"T'
while fresh lew could. g. crria n rNte ri' t'i
Ply thcf places n The spcca service Tor ""'-H
ttey are now employed.
On the subject " peace, M DAVIS ~ course ~
,'ru4,es TIA. Il only take place tie tens of
Independence lie states;
prt uhi'e Il "a true tha, individual. and PSI =
IN the United States have ind Gated u,sre to So D..
stitIte reason i1t force and by negotiation 60 rt =
tfc further sacrifice ~ human lfn. AID to Az {
tho calafnites which nov nfct both rorn'r o., tie
auth oriies who control the scvoruncu, oi otir ce-
tnies have too Often aud TO- clearly cyufos,ct % r
resolution to make no tcsce cx. opt ,u terms o; ..t
VA onl uyuAl submission aud dclrg,iat oU g. lcaf
Us any hove 4 the cessation II osNnUs Until Oh G
dciUsVfI OF the shllty 10 toiq4Vf us a . sI. -.
Whenever there shall be- on tie part - ogr en-.
u de, TO for ece, thor. will lie 10 d,thUilt, a
| hnnug means b. which negotiation can BE- ololc /
but ~ obvious n at no pscucy can lie cI,l alQ
| action until this aes shall he rnutu.l. W .Ci
that contingency shall happen, the Cove nmcut. to
which is coaudo the treaty making pswer. eau tt
at To lost Tor means lGapse4 ~ aceou ,il4 ~ do
| brEllc al cad.
Tbs Message provokes tho severe crit olsu = th,
Richmond papers, on tic ground that &. ,niis
Greet on ne question # trIuins oni m,rgiu t'.as
slaves, aud aa0 for its admissions o lie y, sl.Ui.
| Of tho capture Of Richmond.
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DEATHS.

CO%rR-Ou Friday. Nov. II, John Come, M.
i've Of he rarish Of Ki.nalh, Count, lio'cotnmoi.
The i.ll.iye. anI friend. Of the family are re-
spcctiuly invited to attend hs funeral, on sun
Len a. ~
rAEi.--on rriisv. Nov.ii, afcr a long aui ,cdiou.
iLu,-' hith 'hc lulc with tuihtiau ioTtitude Ms.
i...l,c.h. siic oi W.I'aiu In.
~, lc.s'ist and frirud- 81 :, family are respect
noon al o'cocs. from her late .e.lence, ~ Con.eI-
ycl- Is o5Syt, M. ~
GEARY on tho morning oftha li,h inst. Patrick
Gea.,' P, a-ei45s,ma.
hi0lncr-iu-..v-. li,w.s aud Patrick Kelly ana Fin
oihy ueaIy' are io ciluiy requested 10 attend IA
-. a. n.n a. o. .''i.'nc. 10 hast .'th Il At
UENFS-EY Ann Maria Hencsaey dsueh'-r II
'iohA AID I'.idf,' i..,s"y, aci 10 mouths aud IL
HE relative. aul reuds Of tho fariilc are respect
iu.y invited e. attend the funeral thi- saturday ~.
tcraooa, II oe o', ioin er !a'e rc-,deuce, :, Eat
Lp>ERGAN-or ililrv. GOV H. Ca crime leu.
.i, u. N" "i ,.o4,",..' Ny.u,y l4rtctgs!, !.r.
,te e.a.,c. NH f'cnJ. Of the isnny are re.
- H ~ t,d 10 e'itaA th' 'uA.iA i!oiA be! lag
O'Clock. I'D
NWDocHs on Thu'siay, Nov. Ia Mr.. Eh1a.
bo'h h-itoik-. 1,,f r. '-'r'.
ilc aa.uus OF tie is4., cr respectfully invited 70
Al cll tne u.u,l, ioui u.o y. her
a", ". II. Kaej, l.t Noitn pa st. u ookiyn' h. ~
on SUNDAY e"esnyjn, NJ = o'clock Halifax N. : y 20.
MDNACiIAN-On Friday. Soy. II. Teresa. wife VI
| Ma. Monaghan, 10 IL. -5;A Year pi her rsc.
81 ' Itttis,- H..4 Ii.ta.s OF the HauiIy are
! ~ ctt-ll. invited 20 stt"uI tie tunoy.l urn trf
Ia, -eAcc 80 Lgst ~ IA 81 s.n.ay aite.no. L.
| "a iciCoa. 1876
| TONER-Ou Thuf.iar. nov. H. Patrick Toner.
niiv, Z: the fui.h OF BslyuasoIton, teGnty zen,
| hu.lut, IL. tle 45th o-. o. j. .re.
lLe lriCnl Ol 'ur .aluiy, a'i those Of hi- brother
ir-.u a, JaiI,s 6Tiy, alc lnNtei 10 attt nd his t'
r,.A iom hia iItl itsi tl,e, 4. MuulOo sl N!s Ie.
main FuI bee t4fCu 90 81 itie thuIch. tile -atuf.
| dA, mor.hi., a J. CciOct An, NA.i, n mass u
ie via hr yhr eli ior t.e 81 his soul, md
hom thence % CryaIy IeLe.el!, AZ Oc.ook ioI in'
| t.lueut. l.G
1uTrLE-On Friday, Nv II, Mohnblc Tuttle
| a'ol /. 'eN-.
Tie relatives ind f1cnts OF the family are re.
epcc'lU,. iuv4teI 10 n't.HI tL' iuAtTa, on sunday
ION i--'.. q; ',ocl, tom her Ilie reside nee, q
| 7us,i "a st, Ni..Gu.sbusgh Long Island p!Jen
! pelf" cop. la1
WAL3. on rhurs'a., Nov 49, Marv,wifr of Joha
! wash nAtlve OF lcNnc'nors, County .ppeiAry.
| leaad, sic. 40 years MONTH and IL dave.
The Ital'es AID friends OF the family are respect.
fully iuvltci 10 attend the dueml tom her late Ie,i.
drn,t, !, OaH ~ oa me saturday Afternoon at
o'cl. lior cuLlus VAL W taken " Calvary Gem.
| ettiy Tor uteiinuut. 2J3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-12

" nshingion Market Retail Report.


Despite the violent fluctuations OF the gold market
- cug the past AMI tho predictions OF p.i..cl
wite.pules that the OF iher opponents soaI
result IN starvation prices think quotations t.
day, will compare iayorsby with those OF eny time
tor many wceks past Mcais OF nclriy all kinds, ae
marked down a tlic anu poultry, owing to ~ 4bCn!
snty supplied marke', AMI the favorable we.;hc-, il
quoted materially lover than at any time durini the
season Potatoes coutnuc TO arrive In largo qalu.I-
ties and the consequence ia al almost dgy decline
ia the scale of price. FISH. which 10Th .bunlA,t
AMI OF unusuail, good qualities G.e UNCHANGED, la
the price OF veGCahle. generally, there has teeu
t.ccshc decline except IN OF those kinds WI.
their unseas3uahlones has nstursly uiIccic a. -
tious. Butter ani esss about the oaly attic. .
that have advanced during the week. IL The Of
the fret named article the increased price srr1b0lly
less attributable 10 the rive in gold, than 20 the fac
that farmers and dlirymen have tccl holding back
their supplies tor some time pas ia hopes to control
prlces, and consequently tie market ]. but poory -gp-
piled. Below we give to-day's quotations OF the lead.
lag lrticcs of household consumption ouGd o. W,h-
ington Market. Three prices include fair good e-
ces only emitting the worst GRADE Of meat ami
tables and the highest prices paid 10y I'll iclass
rants aud the iith Avenue e9icur,r
B.t'h'rs MsIts-Pdmc roasting piece, sre selliu-
st -hlJc a pound ordn'gy cl'-, l5t-Ic, pl.fe e
house rttNNs, A-1t. tIaoln, lNt- CONE l-lrtf =.
ais; vcai fore quarters, False hindlurttcfe a.,
2,c, mutton ioIoluGr.crs lOal.c hinilutrtc s. -
lie lamb lore quarters pa &C.; NJ p9g'crs, IA
C; hams 32aaic shoulders sia25c bp'ou. 2iagG
iesh pork lbalc oornod porA, glade, ssus-g,s, "a
c; English bacon, -.
IJuhrv aH1 sIma-Prime turkeys arc .ellin si
2a-5c por h. chlcSenr, 2lashc dpc&s, a:J per H.
br0iing chickens 2Ac per pound ret.a. IS 2 c
, per pouut; tame squad, lJsa 81 n Lo2el pgcIus,
.5s.irO dozen; p,rridaes, 'jal 70 pr piE; ven.
/ sOu, 2A.jc.
B4t'er ana Cb.esc.-Orance county hu,tor in pals
10 reliil5 st 6jc pound prime stste, CA-C iur
hutGr &C; cookas utteT, +lli-c; lrts, tuT .5y:
! chece sbou, 90 cent for gool ldai,y.
F'sh.-Ee!s are selling at l5;%lc pound stripo |
bass lsi.lc halibut 25c, llue fish, lGl.c. weak h
l2albc; terch r. sea las sc; hadio (, lie ou nd
! eiA l2c salmon trout 20s25c coilsh -sl2c; black
hsl, -al5c mackcte!, i2al5c he sr1ug, b. e each
smets. 25c per pound lohster' sslc; oysters, "a
! % a nundIedi CLAIMS, zoe hundrod p.lkei oys-
| ter. " hun ltei picked CLANS, ~ a hundrei
| Ptletd1s.-l.Ima beans aye selling a. 30 iuart ,
sweet potatoes OIa - bush; tomatoos IA III ,
string beans, C peck potatoes, re ich blows ,Ta
! i Jackson Nhlte+ a 90; egg pant, | each .
onions, -aIjc peck turnlp., 2uc peek clbiia.c.
| lsaloc a mead TAihhes, &c bunch lettuce Dc
oyster plants l2slsc each parsnips, Ual Yer bunch
mario" stuashes, 2JaJ,c each 4; bee.s .al.c