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City Hall Park. We ,ru., that our contemporary will

City Hall Park. We rus, that our contemporary will
abandon this business Of stirring up scc,arian
animosty, and aid us at the present time in stimu-
Iasns al cla'scs and sec's 10 renewed e1ertios in
the common cause, Tor which Catholics and Profess
isnIs have mingled Their blood upon 40 many bat.
tlc-he'ds- and which has becn sanctifei By the
services q such true patriots the late Archbishop
HrGHnN Archbishop PtnrErf- bishop aud General
RoeEJhAss, and by ColcoFAN. Mgtgurr and 50
many thousands Of brave solIiers. who at lc.-l
night I they do not pray aud vote according 10
the Tatnt ~ GOSPEL
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Sc,r Tart, TUESDAY, Dc. .l q T. R-',od has
RANGED hiahrr todlv, on -..at rIr D. uNtur,
reaction which always follows p sudden r-c NJ tall,
and plItlJ OF the nos cal o HOOP luc fluctuations
ia sold have tccu r- t0lp. = - l.t \. VI. 2-e :,
i'.3t 22rr ; 1854, 2-i ~, .4A; lllN ".3H. lt..S
.-a", lLil, "taa T.. -2.'s, lao, 81. To-, to-,
80. d: l,sti',5 l.lj, $50, 2'l . l'., --I.s,
S.lN ~ .th ~ - ~ a. ., ~ Pr; j"h. 2-i4
20 .yl'a I, - Ale -rICrl tucl market opeu-
,d With much animation and hgher prCrl, hut tciotc
the co-e oi the dHt'- tu-!ip-. On" 81 tncc wa 10
tn' comments wer" hD"vv Hur i0scI. The lN- 30 loan
s0.d a' a. ., Will, tle ruuso q,on rgc' 10 IUg Tho
rul rCrpiuus tU-iey {, ihc = loan AZ 'ar smith
Nauur Il lialk, amounted 10 ~ dI5,1tO. Tho morcF
market quite Hrtl'c tC- 1y uvut unuu tlt boz 800
payments On account Of tAr ll-tt 'o.n. ~" r,lcru
rate "uH Z per cent. EAcAan-e Vas quiet AZ "a
i 2. l. Tor -n-L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
70, Cou.b. md Throat disorders.

For Coughs md Throat Disorders N
"Brusn's Bronchial Troches," having proved The
efficiency By atest Of many yeafs. 81 have nev
ch-nved my mind respecting them from the hrt.e
oepting to think yet better Of that which | bes
shrinking well or Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
4 Useful Holiday Present for 81 80
u. BABNUM's Sei-sewer, for all sewing msohin.
only al % With directions. No machine oomp.'
without u. Inventors Office j0s Broadway, "
Sent by mail. No bVtine. saves the eyes. -
Martin Luther once thought he saw q
devil IN biz chamber, and thiev an iukstand at
head Had they had In tho-e days A,ei's r
to exercise oil he devils that come non disorc
stomach bic lauehabo iIisht would t re tecor
ainstter OF history. io6
Eyc rospitnl-The New York rye lilo
pitsl Is op "a daily ~ go Fourth ave corner 4 .
II, IRON 10 :. a. NJ, for the itnoft OF the poor v
JENNEE ~. prc.idcu' Of Pon-i Of rIu-toc-.
Ur. ". N. Gregg Dear ~iri have be,
suffering for n long time with wha. oh .l' ans G.
t.n ANY relief until / used Constitution Nnp
which hcgau o produce it, cntntivc effect gftc- "a
iut uut ul two Gueps, and no man cru De- nurt rfa
fu, Than at the results having suiiutei al that
mnn corld fuii"r and I've. and rather than he
Vritol oi thc medicine, I would De- wtlling to 3.
tidy Dollars hottl' tor u. II has not only cue
me. ht several oihcr officers in Ihv Ds'r,rt hA
teen Cu.Cd b, 10. and gOuld recommend every ho
tuhCring tTum any disease Of the kidneys 70 a
Conr'tution water RICHARD IL SIl, Sepea
.holcsalc nv MORGAN & ALLEN, No. 81 Clif
and oil Irursisia lla
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tonsuIuption! I.uur


lunrs, innr.. Ian 20, Lung. Innrs, Lungs Iuns
Lang, 'uu.s, isunss. iUus-. luus- suuls lun
hr. Wl5HARIs rin" 'fco Tar CORDIAL, hls ma
more C11cs ol Cuueurvu'i'u thun AL tn tcUe4i
C'rr 81 covered ia o. .ylI. NgH toit bee b.
dt q Al "a lu.anI- ui tFIsDns that have hcCu cuD
Wlen they Fe-r 20 g.l sppsanucer beyond the TcS
oi 'uc h,,Up. The De Alag prOpgrice II the Tar Go
,Ilt &C. upon The Initiated surface OF tho lang
throat, pencuat,s TO each Gisca-cd part, Jeieyi
nniu un' tl''lu!uG INFLAMMATION, and restoling q
Iurss 10 a healthy action. Let all Cousump.iycs %
the Pine lice tor Cordial, With great roufdenr
so q lt d.. Ml~IiAkTS once, No. IL n .eco.
street, Phi'tDr1lu. N.B.-Al cOusu ''n!ions g'
'N urilauuns re of charcc. Sold Nc lt,.NR I'D
lluG and Chemical " afehousr, next Metropolis
Hotel, and by pnur-'f' everywhere. -
The Great Cough Remedy -OyCrtOr
Hu'roIir R4l-en is doing moro coo' l1 . yu.ct
thgu Az Other tDlng Ot the kind ia tie .n1's''. =
TIE cuIC ui on hL coda asthma hionchIt.s, m
hnaif sous iircas = tending 10 consumption, 10 stgD.
uiiTi' A"'l. ptlc' u, etc. ptr bottle. Address yO
orlcus 10 ONERTON 4 DODGE, ~ Elth.h ave.
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THF LAWEs'FATuER MATHEW T.A.b
RELEGIOUS NOTICES.

THE 18TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
Il the lTst Baptist Manners sat bath school vii
take place nc the Mariners Ten pie, ofOliver ana
Henry ~, on 'hit evening Dec, slst Doors omen Al
- efnx, los
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fan aud " inter-Ir YOU want Fall and
Winter clothing, 70 70 +, h. BALDMIN'S, 20 ald -
h@eIy, The Grlesi .tork and stoe in the city, and
p1leet Lea, lhAaen's eepaStIeai n9t eqQstied. 40
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY DUREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
WAsHISOTON, February 10, 1854.
VIII he sold at Public Auction TO the highest BID.
der, at the places and dates named below, viz;
At Mliiiin, PennA., 500 Horses, Friday, 9TH March
AZ Williamsport Penna., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
18th March. ~
At Altoona, Pcuna., 800 Horses, Friday, nth
At New Brunswick, N. j., 500 Horses, Tuesday,
18th March.
At EastOn, Pcnna., 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
At Newark, N. j., 500 Horses, Tuesday, aad
At Lebanon, Penna., 800 Horses, Friday, 2sth
March.
Al Y ilkeubarre, fenna., 300 Horses, Tuesday,
2ath March.
These Horses have been condemned as unnt for
the cavalry service Of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had
Horses will be sold singly.
saeA to begin at 10 a. M, and continue daily tin
all are sold.
Terms cash, In United States Treasury Notes
only. JAMES A. EKIN,
ielo-l4t Chief QuartermNSter, Cavalry Bureau.
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TESTING NIALs:

WARRINGTON, d. c., March 8, 1864.
Da. LIoHTHrLI-Dear Sir; I take this opportu-
nifty TO publicly express my gratitude for the won.
dorful cure OF Deafnets you have in 20 short time
effected In my case.
Twas deaf for about six years, and for the last
ie" years 30 much 90 could not hear preaching or
common eonveraaiioni but now, sines your inval-
liable services have been rendered, can hear as
wen A. ever. In conclusion, let me say that the
noises with which have been troubled In my head
Tor years have also entirely disappeared.
Very truly, yours, r
JAMES n. McCATHRAN,
Tenth street, between and @,
Washington.
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4 LOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED


WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHIEP QuARTHamAsTTR
WAHIEoroS, d, c., March =, 1884.
WIN he sold at public suction, to the highest
Giesboro Point, d. C., on THURSDAY, the nth
day Of March, and on THURSDAY, the 3iGt day sf
March, 1884, from hlty 1907 TO one hundred fieOl
condemned hOfses each day.
Also, at Eastern Branch Corral, Z. &C. ,on THURS
DAY, the 10th day Of March, and on THURSDAY,
the oath day of March, 1864, from fifty 1907 to one
hundred 400 condemned hoses each day.
These horses have been condensed AZ unfit for
the cavalry service of the United States army
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold slngly.
Terms cash, in United StAteA Treasury noten,
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. IN.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lent. Col. and Chief QuartermAGter,
mS26t Cavalry Bureau.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

81 The Confessions and Experience of
An INVALID, Published for the benefit, and as
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood etc., supplying At the BAme time THE MfARJ
OF SELF cUnE. BY one who has cured himself A.
ter being put TO great expenIe and injury througl
medical humbug and quAcNEy.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, RIg.
my 2e-y Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
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WARRINGTON, D. C., March I, 1864.
This Is to certify that having been Deaf since
me year 1883, and since that time gradually losing
my hearing until was unable TO hear common
conversation or public speaking, applied to DR..
Lighthill, OF New York, who, after a short and
painless course OF treatment entirely restored my
hearing. heartily recon Nend-Dr. LIghthIn to
the Deaf,
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence, near Fort Saratoga.
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WARRINGTON, d. e., March ., 1864.
This to certify that having been affected fol
twenty years with Deafness, and having tried
some oil the mo't eminent doctors of our city with
out any relief, at last heard of Dr. Lighthil and
put myself under his care. His treatment was
brief and auoeessful. I am now completely re-
stored, and the cure is apparently permanent.
have all confidence in DR.. Lighlhill's sltilI, and
would advise all aflicted with Deafness to 20 and
consult him at once.
JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence, near p and Eleventh streets.
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LIGHTING THE STRHHrs.-The bin TO provide
LOT The better security Of persons. and property
ngsinst violence and crime, BY more general
Lighting q the streets OF the city Of washlngton,
mon Council last night Having previously passed
the Board Of Aldermen, the blil only awaits the
signature OF the Mayor. This bill was originally
through great tribulation, II has At last been
acted on by both Boards. II provides for an In
lighting Of them. Our citizens In the dark loesil-
ties VIII rejoice that the bill IL about to become
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VOLUNTEER ESLIsTnENTs.-In tho Board of
Common Council, last evening, q resolution was
passed, on the motion Of Mt. Shepherd urginR Com
gresu 70 pass the bill introduced By Senator Morrill,
That me city may be able 70 continue its exertoni
ments. The bill referred to enlafEes the powers OF
the Corporation, and AUTHORIZES II TO levy speciai
tax TO continue enlistments
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LOCAL NEWS.

N1yr YARD vEssHIs.EThe nag-ship Har.
vest Moon left the Navy Yard this morning, about
lOooioek for Fortress Monroe. Admiral Dahlgren
was on board. II IL supposed that he goes again
In the search OF his son. :
The shaw sheen arrived yesterday evening with
two sloOpa and thirteen boats, which were cap
tured as prizes.
The baltimore ieft yesterday for the lower sta.
tlon ofthe Potomac notilla.
The Occur do Leon 10 under sheers 10 hoist ma
ehinery, In order TO undergo repairing.
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MOTTO WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. - On and artar
THURSDAY, October ISt, the steamers THOMAs
CoLLYER, Capt Cedneyi MARY y. RAPLEY,
lingbheAd, will commence their regular tFipn he
tween Alexandria and Washington, al O'CLOCK In
the morning. running every hour until OiSlosk
pm, aSaI-u
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GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE
subscriber, on the 4th day OF March a BOAR
PIG, which the owner can have by proving pIOp-
STty and paying charges
MARY BRANAM,
m2s-It' asa A., bet, 18th aud 18th Gts.
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SINGULAR INCIDENT AND ALMOST A 81
RIous AccIDEET.-on Saturday afternoon, about
two O'Clock, four-horae team, minus the wagon,
came down II street, from the teamsters' quarters,
at bresk-neck speed. When In front OF the
Goyernment printing, ONCE they came In contact
with two-horse wagon. One OF the horses
jumped clear across the driver, wagon, and all,
and by the breaking Of the bret ching, &c. and the
sudden jerking In Consequence was compelled to
"about face" in front OF the driver. He got part
OF the harness and one leg entangled between the
front wheels and . portion OF the woodwork OF
the wagon and thus was brought 10 a sudden
"hAlt" The horBewAs very soon extTioGted from
his Uncomfortable position BY some persons cut.
ting the hArneSa. The other three kept on al
their terrible pace until they came In eAnfact with
another wagon, taking II "Amidlhips n-thAt IL,
tho two leaders going on one aide OF the wagon
and the saddle-hofse on the other, thus impeliinE
the wagon, horses and driver forward at = more
rapid pace than consistent with health and com
fort. In vain the driver endeavored to put a stop
to such unlawful proceedings until the frightened
animals Of their own accord relieved him from
further perplexities. In consequence OF some
Misunderstanding between the three, the saddle.
horse pulled one way and the leaders another.
This caused considerable merriment among the
byEtandeTn II was we'll, too, that the three did
disagree, for whilst in this predioament they were
easily caught.
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ADJUSTMENTS

|GANTER BURY HALL
CANTERBURY
l. CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
I'm rear Of the Mstropoiitsn and National Hotsi,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo Lea''''.''...........M Manager and Proprietor
BRILLIANT AND VARIED PERFORMANCES
MORE NEW FEATURES.
NEW JOKES AND coMICALITIEs.
DOUBLE MAMMOTH COMPANY.
Uncxampled success Of the
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE,
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
AVBEENSEs W WTkB WITH WITH BBEELeeET
Third week OF the engagement OF the beautiful
young vocalist, WV ''"U'''u'
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
whose rare LONELINESS and accomnliIhmen q. an
snns ~. ereatng furore unprecedented in the
Second week Of
DELEHANTY AND WARD,
the two greatest Clog Dancers in Americ.
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
The great sensation danSeuSe, in her celebrated
W. B. CAvANAUGH,
- W. ID. CANANAUGH
the talented Comedian and Comic vocalist
WILLIAMS AND WEST
WILLIAMS AND WEST,
the mOnarehs Of Ethiopian comedy, in n numhe,
OF their original eceentrioities.
Positively the last week OF
MARTINI CHIRIsKI.
MARTINI CHIRISKi,
In his astounding featS on the swinging wire.
MISS MARY CoULsoN,
VIII appear In new and novel dance, called the
NONPAREIL.
THE FAMOUS BOUQUET OF BEAUTY,
including
MISS JENNIE FORREST,
MISS EsTELLE FORREST,
MISS LUCY CLIFTON
MISS NELLIE RAINFoRD,
MILE MEDEA,
MISS MAGGIE WILSON,
MISS LOUISA ROULETTE
MISS EMMA sCHELL,
MISS EMMA THOMAS,
MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL, sc,
tlful BAlIet, entitled the N''' ''' OeNu'
WATER NYMPHs.
The Negro Act OF
CRIMSON CRIMES
and the Lsughable Farce of
MY NEIGHDoR's WIFE,
with an entire new selection OF
CoRKoGRAPHTCALITIES,
by the Black Brigade.
.26 cents
so cents
rFlVAto Boxes, holding six persons
n"nrs opop At 7 o'clock Performance 10 COM
mence At O'Clock.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular seriea,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL2
AdniSslon-Ladlea IS ceAis; Children 10 cent?,
EXTRA NOTICE.
EXTRAORDINARY.
The New and Gorgeous Pantomime, AZ MR.
formed at the Bowery Theatre, New York, entitled
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
With all Tricks, mechanical changes, startling
tAbleAux, ehOruGes, &c,, having
been purchased at cost OF
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be presented To the public In a few DAYS,
The above pRntomime had An uninterrupted run |
OF hf weeks In New YORK city. mas |
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~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WE
" have now In store full stoob of Gsntlsmeu'I
Spring OVeTeoAth, Business Suits, Dress Suits, and
FuTnlhing Goods OF the latest BtylOs, mAnufEotur-
Oh with the same degree Of neAtnosS style, and els
sAnSo, A. II made 70 order.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
SnA Penn1YlvAniA Avenue, between
Ninth And Tenth streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Growers THEATRE,
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near willardE Hotel.

Growers THEATRE,
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near wiliArds' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER. .DIREcTop
hfo Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia.
THIS TuEsDAY) EVENING, MARCH %, 1864,
SUPERIOR 10 ANY FERMENTATION OF THE
OPERA IN AMERICA.
Only Time Most Positively Of FlotowS Fsvorits
MARTHA,
- OR, THE FAIR OF RICHMOND
Without Abridgement, in four acts, with
CAST OF UNPARALLELED STRENGTH AND
A POWERFUL CHORUS
ebra.ed Arion society. me Entlre Grand orchsi.
MIME BERTHA JoHkNHsEH, as mt~ Lady sGyf Hsrr,e,
sstS rn,tIa LOUISE FREDERICI, as. Nancy
~ EREIDRiCh CRAFT, ss.."....".L Lord tristan
NJ. ANTON sTINECKE, as.......... Plunket
SlGNoR CARLO LEMANI, as..... Judge
Peatants, Girls, Hunters and Huutresses.
GAIL acknowledgements Conductor OF the Opera
The. Director would cali attention to the fact
tire having been eu.tomary TO omit sImo.t t en-
whole OF the fourth act. This famous Opera
sparkles with musical gems, and will be rendered
mentally considered, OF the greatest treats OF
and Interest.
Reserved Seats for either Of the nights for sale
at Metzerotts Music store, and at the Box once
OF the Theatre, at the following
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Gree and Parquet.. Al 90
OIchesra ChAirt. 1 so
Secured seats 50 cents extra
namliy Sirele.'''...... so
FINhte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 90
Secured seats 80 cents extra.
TOMORROW (wEDNEsDAYl March 10.
LA DAME BLANCHE
Grand Opera, by Bioideaux,
First appearance OF NJ. THEODORE HAZEL
MANN, the celebrated Tenore Grazia.
There will be no Opera given on Thursday, April
IN anraa AZ ho n IA
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ATTKNPr AT BuRoLARr.--The house OF Mr.,
Frederick Prosperi, on Seventh street, between y
between and O'Clock. Mrs. p, hearing 4 noise.
hotsted window. and seeing 4 man below en-.
whe lives In an adjoining house, was aroused bv
the alarm. He ran out but the burglar had Va.
mostd, The shutters were broken and the wiz.
entrance was not efected. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-29

~ Ice Cream, Confectionery, &e.-He-
eeptions, Parties, Weddlngs, Balls, suppers, FAlra
and other entertainments furnished At shortest
Water Ices made BY steam power, warranted to be
the best In the eity,whoesAle and RETAIL delivered
20 any part OF the city. Charlotte RuAae, Jellies
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made to order, al
JOS. sHAFFlELDs Confeetionery, $50 sixth
street, between q and II. ia2T-9m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-29

= NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUsTICH OF THE
PEACE lsDiCTED-The grand Jury have indicted
Charles waiter, formerly justice Of the peace,
on the charge OF unlAwfully celebrating the mar.
rAge rites between Franz Stookner and Pauline
PaiauyAll. The offence 10 charged to have been
committed on the LIST OF July last, when the groom
was anxious to leave for the army Of the Potomac,
IA which he 10 an officer. By some II IL claimed
In some Of the States.
The grand jury have also rsturncd an Indictment
against Justice 7. @. Clayton on charge OF NAL.
feahanee In ONCE, in "wiekedly, mAloiously con.
irving and intending to Cypress, injure and az.
grieye one Moses II. Bean" on the 2Sth OF JAnu.
airy, by causing him ITO be arrested without prob
able cause, and without AnldAvit or proof upon
false, frivolous, and malicious pretexts," OF hAV.
Ing foreiey broken into the room OF certain Lou.
lisa Sommers, and taking away trunk and its con.
tents, knowing THAI the defendant retained the
trunk under q lien akinn keeper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-29

Dr.. sUNDRlLAND's CALL TO RRLHcn.-Laat
evening there was . meeting OF the eonnregation
held At the F0ur-and-a-hAff street Preabyterian
Church, TO consider the subject OF their pastor
accepting the call OF the American and Foreign
Christian Union to MI the present vacancy in the
American ohapel at Paris. After a somewhat pro-
racted discussion, in which was manifested the
warmest sympathy and affection fer the pastor
the following resolution was adopted by the con.
gregAtion by a decisive vote:
Resoiued That leave Of absence be granted our
pastor, to allow him to accept Of the appointment
OF American chaplain at Paris, rendered him by
the American and Foreign Christian Union, with
the hope and expectation that he will return to u.s.
his people, and this, his chosen field OF labor al
proper regard 10 the duties OF the ehaplainey at
Paris, will warrant.
The reason assigned by DR.. Sunderland for leay.
Ing 10 the preearous condition OF his health, and
the hope that change OF climate May prove ben
efclAl.
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q Executive Enilstmsnt Committee
tor, b. c March ~, 1884
The following Committees have been appointed
for the GRAND ENLISTMENT BALL to be held
10 the Fair Room o. Patent oGlOe Building,
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81, 1864, to aid Tie
fund for the encouragement. Of Volunteer Enlist-
ments In the city OF Warrington:
Hon. R. waiiach, Gen. p. =. Bacon,
D D. French, R.q. Gen. r. @. Weightman,
W. N. Hawley, ESQ. George NriKht' E,o.
l. ]. Middleton, ESQ. W. W. Mooss, ESQ.
=. II; utermehle, Esq. Jas. u; English, Esq.
Geo. p. Golf, EGq. John SesS,ord Eao
Ward II. Lamon, Esq. Chas. KlOman, Ea1
Geo. r. Wilson, ESQ. Hudson TAylof Eso
Asbury Lloyd; Esq. WIN. 4. Hutchinson, Esq.
Alex. H. shepherd, Esq. John II. Semmes, Esq.
PaymAIter Cunningham, U. s. N.
Capt. seheetz, W, b. Webb, Esq.,
COMMITTEE ON REFBEsHmENTs
?. N. Dubant, ESQ., a. e. Richards, Esq,
samuel v. Noyes, Esq. '''
COMMITTEE ON DECoRATIONa
AHsSolPh Cluss, Esq. John y; Trrton, ESq,
Thomas Lewis ESQ., Henry Lyle, Esq,
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
'- . ccsaTrrr on Isv nHyS1S ESQ
D"''" 'V Alex. \. Shepherd, Esq / S0Ss'' Esq"
TLooR mAEA0ERs.
u w, StOuuAFl.
John W. Boteler, Esq., II. c. Wilson, Es1,
Iho1, Il. Lloyd, Esqp u. McCRthTOn, Esq,
Jas. II. English, Esq, s. Y. sylvester, Esq,
John Dudley, Esq N. d, Larner, ESQ,
.. Q. Culyerwell, Esq, J. I. HAlleok, Esq,
A. e. Richards, Esq, p. NJ. DubAnt, Fau,,
L. A. BeAll, ESQ., G. ]. Garfield, EBGs
snOWden Robinson, EnQ,, q. p. p WrOe, ESQ,
John d. Wheeler, Esq., Q. X, Harris, Esq,
Gwynn Harris, Esq, Y. Downing, kBq
Andrew Noerr, Esq., John II. HAke, Esq,
Wn. II. Mclean, Esq., Harvey Roberts, Erq.
The various committees Will be designated by
suitable rosettes.
Gentlemen desiring Invitations foriladieS viii
please send names and address to Hudson Tay-
9th AndNOth streets.
IL B,-T.-IsO-x.-Drak Plantation
They purify strengthen and iDvivor,ts,
They create healthy appetite.
They are an Ahtidoto 10 change OF water and die
They overcome effects OF dissipation and lNi'
They strengthen the system and enliyen u
They purify the breath and Seldlty Of the sion
They sure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure piArrheA, Cholera and Cholera Msrbua
Lhey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
the weak man strong and are exhausted RAturo'I
great Iestorer, They are composed OF the ccle
65Ated CallSSya BARK, cAIOSriilS BARK, DsndeiioR,
green, AniSe, uoyer-5uds, Orange Peel, snake
root, CArAWAy' CoTiAnder, BurdoSk, s.-T.-IsGO-
The following is a sample of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HOnE svrEpNrESDEHr's orncr,l
O"c'S!SAT. o. Jan 70, 1881,
IhAye given your Plantation Bitters 10 hundred,
OF our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or Ics
disabled nom various causes, and the eteot d mos
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation an this IL heartily v Oh A.
AWTGr f NlU N AnaU II ...I 4
every battlefield @, W. ID. Andrews,
Jyat-ly Superintendent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-29

TIE only place where you can purchase india
Rbbsr goods OF all kinds Al MaRu aefuTerI prices u
At H. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, iio
PonnBylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
btroatS. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAutl.
ully repaired at short notice. mar a-d