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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

LECTURE By LADY.-Mrs. A. A. CurTior, OF
New York, lady well known as a lecturer OF
great ability delivered an address before select
Hudience at the Union League Hall last evening.
Mrs. Currier took for her snhject, Tho National
Quarrel theme which she hAodled with skill,
and exhibited marked evidence OF strong reason
lag powers. In the course OF her address the lady
remarked, that, politically speaking, no man was
ever placed In more trying BituAtion than MIR.
Lincoln, but 10 must be con coded that he has
marked ability and foresight In his standardization.
The ordeal which Jackson went through was but
. bubble compared with the trials Of Abraham
Lincoln, but he has proved equal TO the emer-
gency. The lecturer advocated the
making OF proper provisions for the care Of the
brave soldiers to whom we are so much indebted,
and closed with beautiful Alluslon to the destiny
OF the Republic,
the Ladies' Relief Association being present they,
In behan Of their society, invited Mrs Currier to
address them. Due notice will be given OF this
lecture.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE.---TEN THOUSAND
II DOLLARS.
Any one having this amount to invest In first
class RESTAURANT AND HOTEL combined, To-
cation the best in Washington, with . long lease
at . moderate rent, and which cleared $40 900 du.
ring the past two years, have now an opportunity
but rarely offer red. This establishment IL htted up
In the most approved style, regardless Of expense
including Bar Room, Restaurant, Kitchen, and
sleeping APARTMENTS conveniently arranged
throughout. The House IL now doing an extern
siVe paying business, and the only reasons for
selling are pressing business Arrangeme nts Of the
proprietor elsewhere.
Apply TO MITCHELL 4 SON.,
Rssl Estate Brokers, southeast corner Pennsylva.
mia avenue and Fifteen street, Washington, d.
c, ...... mt0-lw
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AUCTION SALES.
PYJ. C. INQUIRE & 60,
u AUCTIONEERs. ... ....

GLkNWooD CEMEIERY.-The Managers OF
this Cemetery have resolved to raise the price OF
Lets 70 20 cents per square foot and that the com
munlty may nave no cause for complaint, have
also re,olved, before doing sol 70 order peremp-
Auction, and for further means TO embelliah and
otherwise to improve the grounds. This Cemetery
is laid out on tho plan Of the celebrated GREEN
wood Cemetery in New York, Of which II IL said
by travellers 70 excel in beauty and arrangement
anything OF the kind either In Europe or America.
Glcnwood is situated on the high ground over.
looking the city OF Washington, and on direct
line with North Capitol street, one and . half
miles from the Capitol.
This Cemetery IL chartered by Congress, and tho
plots are not liable for debts taxes or any other
invasion. (see charter.)
For Catalogues with Map, Charter, and By-Laws,
apply 10 the Auotioneers, j. c. Mcclure Co., corr
ner Of PennpylvAnia avenue and Tenth streets,
where the sale will take place on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 10th and nth Of March, at O'Clock
p. m.
JOS. n. CLOSE. President.
J. c. MCGUIRE Co,
m3-stl1th Auetfoneefs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

HIDES.--WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
jul TON, every WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
DAY, at II O'Clock q. m, at the WHARF foot Of
Sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW, so, that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughteTed outside the
limits Of the District Of Columbia, and shipped TO
this point for such disposition. Terms! cash, In
Government funds, to be paid At the time Of sale.
G. BELL,
ms.lm Lieutenant Colonel and C. s. VS..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

A SOLDIER DRowNED.-This morning about
$50 o'clock, soldier named Anthony Beaver, OF
Co. G, Seth regiment Of veteran volunteers, of
PonnsylyaniA, was found drowned In the Canal,
near Third street. He had gold ring on his finger
with his name engraved thereon. His poeket-book
contained 90 cents in postal currency. As soon as
oificer Pendel, Of the Seventh precinct, obtained
the Information he repaired 10 the spot and took
the body from the Canal. Coroner Woodward was
Immediately notified for the purpose Of holding an
inquest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

NEW SfAIHe AND SUMNER GooDs.-We refer
our readers and especially lady readers, TO the
advertisement of W. W. Burdette, ISL Seventh
street, who has just received an extensive lot Of
spring and summer dry goods.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

GEORGETOWN, d. c. feii-lm
EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.
+. Everybody should sail on
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants and real estate. Agency No. Oil Ninth
treet near PonnsylvAniA avenue, (north.)
Particular attention paid 10 the renting OF Dwell.
linEu and Boarding HodBes, Stores, kc. Real ES-
tAts and other Property bought and sold on com
mission.
Properly holders can obtain the bs', of tenants
NE. The best Of references given when required.
oeIS-u
IGOR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
II QArge ard smAll) in different parts OF Wash
inEtou.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS:
stxl6O feet NJ street, between Ath and 9th.
l20xi0o feet, 18th, between and z streets.
IeoxitS feet, north L, between 10th and goth.
t6xloo feet, on N, between 4th and 9Th.
9oxl0o feet, on 10th, near +.
S0xoS feet, north d, between sd and lth.
ooxIOs feet, nth, near north L.
n And 2OO, O00 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
pr,u,suvn uor SssPitol: r,.,,r,v D,r,r,.
ment and Pennsylvania avenue, for rent;
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts OF
tho city.
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL X SON,
Real EstAte Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa. Av. and 18th OF.
N. B.-T1tles examined, LoanI negotiated, And
Law Papers Of every description prepared
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News Items.
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Tns subscriptions 10 she seven-rhirty loan on
pr,dsy .ul 5ssurday wero ovor S2voJ,Jv0. I.s
tot.l to dato is s3o 800,
rHr shipnents II .r3 % from Cshfo'n's TO
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nents o' raerchsoilss WAS slso larger .hAn ever
before.
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crst elected un.te ~ lates n .or by tho Leyis-
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NEW YORK MONDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1861.

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LOCAL. NEWS.
NEW YORK AND 1uE vrmury
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A STRANGE PROCEEDING
1900 Georgia Ri Withdrawn
from Gen. Hoods Army b.
GoVernp- 3 own.
FEcN GIN G23NT'S kaNY
Serious L,bt, laid,
$500 CATTLE DRIVEN OPY.
400 Men Miro cr Lapurc!.
sEPO3TEDRsCa'1a-l cF The CaTTL4
Sharp Fl. h. al Petersburg,
OVER 5000 ORabEApFsERTERS
GhAtT ON A Visit H0NE.
LoCal ami ~ c,'ianrOuS New,
IN: UsiO, eQlAl5 M;EThG.
NEW YORK OUT OF DOoE-,
Speeches, Music anG ll.uMi.stiC1S.
&c, &C. &e.
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Local ami n, c,lanrous New,
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GkAIT ON A Visit HOME.
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IN; UAiO, eQNit MjETisG.
NEW YORK OUT OF DOoE-.
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Speeches, Music anG ll.umi4stio.s.
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OVER 5000 RssELpF.sERTERs
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Rcv. T. L. Cuyl,r, 81. recent letie. from Green
He!l- nn- rcla,os some lu.orcst.ng iu,ilenis U!
IL, rnrly history. lie o.;
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1900 Georgia Ri Ia. a Withdrawn
from Gen. Hoods Army b.
CoVetnn- = own.
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The mat ''uoaLA MiX-ture took p.gc, u re of
hcceuit,I, 80, sud plOyei ~ - upuuitei Ci
mCs' CO euiai eIciuouh. hX W. ~ li tia par
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FEcN GIN G23NT'S hhMy
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OUR ARMY IN FINE CONDITION.
DISPATCHES FROM CEN.
SHERIDAN.
Etc. Etc, Etc. 11to.. Etc.

WASHINGTON, October 1, 1850 A. M
Major-Gener Dix, New York The follow
ing dcspatche from Maior-General Sheridan,
detailing his successful operations since the
last report have just been received
HARRIsoNBURG, September 20, 73OP.M.-
Lieutenant-Gcneral U. s. Grant, City Poin.:
In my last despatch ] informed you that
pressed Early so closely through Newmarket,
at the same time sending cavalry around his
flank, that hs gave up the valley and took to
the mountains, passing through Browns Gap.
kept up the pursuit to Port Republic, de-
stroying gseventy-hvewagons and four caissons.
sent General Torbert, who overlook me at
Harrsonburg, to Staunton, with Wilson's
Division of cavalry, and one brigade of
Merritts.
Torbert entered Staunton on the 23th, and
destroyed large quantity OF Rebel Govern
ment property, harness, saddles, small arms,
hard bread, flour, repair shops, sc.
He then proceeded to Waynesboro destroy
ing the iron bridge over the south branch of
the Shenandoah, seven miles of track, the
depot buildings, Government tanuery, and a
large amount of leather, -four and stores, &C.,
&c, at that place.
He found the tunnel was defended by in
fantry, aud retired via Staunton.
My impression is that most Of the troops
which Rarly has left passed through the
mountains to Charlottesville.
Kershaw's Division came to his aSsista nee,
and think passed along the west base Of the
mountain to Waynesboro. Iam getting from
twenty-five to forty prisoners duly, who
come in from the mountains on each side and
deliver themselves up.
From the most reliable accounts, Eary's
army was completely broken up and is dis
pirited. Kershaw had not reached Richmond'
but was somewhere i'm the vicinity Of Gorions-
vile when he received orders to rejoin Early.
The destruction of the grain and forage from
here to Staunton win be a terrible blow to
them.
All the grain forage, &c, in the vicinity Of
Staunton was retained for the use of Elrly's
army. All in the lower part of the valley was
shipped to Richmond for the use Of Lees
army. The country from here to Stlunsou
was abundantly supplied with grain, sc. & b,
(signedl p. II. SHERIDAN,
| Maior-General
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Pn1LADELPu1A TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, October l.-But listle doing in any
department
The Flour Market is very dull, aud prices con-
tinue TO have a downward tendency. There is
ne shipping demand, andl the sales are mostly
confined TO the wants OF the home consumers ak
S9'5OalO tP Dbl. for superdne; $40 25@lO75 for
extra and $40 to Sl2 fer extra family and fancy.
Rye Flour is lower; small sales at 1925 per bbl.
In Corn Meal nothing doing, aud prices nominal.
The Wheat Market is very dull and prices are
unsettled and nominal. In the absence of sales
we quote red at $292 80 and white at S2'559
PCS. Rye comes in slowly and commands $3.50
al'S3. Corn scarce, and yelos is worth = Sl621
1000 bushels mixed Western sold at Sl6s. Oats
in firm request at SOC. No change ia Barley OF
Malt.
Coal has been completely unsettled by the
auction sale in New York, aud we reduce our
quotations 81 per ton. The downward move
ment which we have recorded for some weeks
past still continues and there is very little de-
mand either for shipment or home consumption.
Whisky is held firmly sales Of 200 barrels at
gl.82 for Ohio.
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OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.

The Advance upon RichmOnd-SuccessfsI
ATTACKS of Generals Meade and Warren
on Ghe Right of she Rebel Line-A Bri-
gadO OF fsheridan's Cavalry Ambushed-
sherman Exchanging Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, Sept. &c. 1851, $40 p. MA
despatch from General Grant, dated at % O'clock
this Rfternooo, at City Point, states that Warren
attacked and carried the enCmy's line to-day, on
their extreme right, capturing number OF
prisoners.
He Immediately prepared to follow up his
success.
General Meade moved from his LEFT this
morning, and carried the enemys line nelr
Poplar Grove Church.
A later despatch, dated this evening at 5 p. NJ
reported that tue enemy had just made an
assault in three columns on his line near ChGpin's
Farm, and had been repulsed.
No report had been received from General
Meade since he carried the enemy's line near
Poplar Grove Church.
No Intelligence OF General Sherilang opera
tions has been received since Sunday night, ex-
eept through the Richmond papers, and the
latest report from that source which has reached
the Department was the advance OF his cavalry to
Staunlon, as heretofore mentioned.
The Petersburg papers of to day mention a
rumor, which they say is not confirmed, that one
brigade of Sheridan's cavalry was ambushed q!
Swift Run creek.
Dispatches from Newbern, N. c., received
this evening" state that the yellow fever is extern
sively prevailing at that place, but is no. fatal
among the troops. They are encamped outside
the town.
a despatch from General Sherman, dated at
half past O'Clock last night, states that he has
made an actual exchange OF 2O0O of his own
army, and has made an arrangement with Hood
to send TO the other prisoners supply of clothing
soap, Combs, &C..
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.