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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-11

. ~ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-Tha Editors of
the Richmond Republican, Of Decem Der o. 1862, say
cine.
They had man in their press room wbo was nj
hicted With violent mercurial rheumatism, who WAS
continually complaining of misery in his back limbs
terry, neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symp
toms Of rheumatism. combined with scrofula Two
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him. and
III an editorial notice above, they bear testimony
to It's wonderful effects and say their only regret u.s.
that all suiferiEg with diseases OF the blood are not
aware OF the existence Of such medicine. They
CHI erfully recommend it.
See their certificate, and notice in full round the
bottle.
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IrOR IL K 1.-THE first and second feors of a
4 large store, on 7th street. opposite the marx ct
house, now occupied by Mr.. Il. Wheeler, as a Ware
house. Either floor separate Il desired For further
given Immediately. JOB. VI. ANGUS
feb SITS
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CPLENDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
- The spacious brown stone building, % fl front,
~ feet Deep and four stories HIGH with fno dry eel
lar, recently erected. the south side of Pennsyl
vania avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
structed in the most substantial nsnuer, in band
some modern style and is so arranged that each
ry may be occupied separately The location is one
of the very best in the city for business, and the
roomy character Of the building. with its elevated
tories, makes it peculiarly desirable Furniture
establishment or Wholesale Grocery. 1t will be
rented separately or entire. Apply to
d. u. EMERY, or
j. c. McKELDEN
street north, bet. 9th and tn sts west.
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EOR II e Il 1.-THE two three.story WARE
y HOUSES Oh 9th street, opposite the west end
OF Centre Market, at present occupied by g. j. Rad
GILL Possession to b. b d on the LIST April next
For terms apply to John Ii. Semmes & Co., mkt
door. MURRAY 4 sENNES
feb 7-eodtf
no r. r. f T-Two Lrgs Rooms or Halls,
l. pleasantly located on Pennsylvania avenue.
Apply to L. N. STRATTON,
Ieb o-dlw AuCtioneer
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MANAGERS,

Capt @ Darlington, Capt Joeepb n. r.te.
Lieut. Jno Tucker, Lieut. VIM n Cl.rs
Lieut. JAS Kelley. s<rsyt Richey, 's
Surgeon W Butt, O. M'r Narcos
Ensign Jpo W Mead, Sergeant 4 Power
Sergeant o Warner, sergeart = Beers.
Jas II Mead, Samuel II Warner,
NJ P Fisher, VIM Paltou. .-r-lyr.,
Is Duvall, Tnos Luxen,
VIM Payne, Jos Mitrhe !, 81
T 7 Sparrow, r---, WWSKsrr,
Z Rice, IF Mudd. f-
VIM Spalding. Henry Fisher.
Lemuel d Williams, CT Mccarthy,
n nm Martin: Thomas \ williams
Root Goggfu, Henry FAYE,
Chas z Nelson, ] RroadhecS
Alexander Clements, W d Mickum,
y Jas rheips, VIM Framing,
Geo smsiiwood, VIM L Dant.
S Fam u H Butt Geo W Chamberlain,
Chas kloman, John w Martin
Isaac Beers, jr James p Coleman.
IN yno McNamec, joseph Marcerop, %
Thomas MeGrsw, A latch. jr
2 N Dubant, Charles ii Payne,
George Becker, Busher,
john hutchinson, Thomas NJ Harvey,
Joseph Stanley, Robert B;rn;e
JnO Pic, '-.f.... W n Renter.
Duvan, John Miller, ~.
john M Judge, James + Martin. ~
DeoauIes, James Duerity, AZ
Robert W Dove, Augustus Clsrke.
j X Massoletti, AY,atmsn,
VIM Bergman, ia Eberbach,
Karl Bergman, VIM Rupp.
j kronour, Kuhl.
Jacob Roman, Thos Mclaughlin,
Herman Meme, JF Tucker, -
Mr. Fields, Msrtip.
Redbird, ii Bergman.
Gieger, Jno uough.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Capt Darlington, Ensign Meade.
Lieutenant Kelly, Sergeant Richey,
Henry Sage.
feb It'd I. =. MUD, Treasurer
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Mrs L L. TURPIN, south side
- OF D, between 18Th and 1917 streets, can &C.
comniodatc six OK eight gentemen with board
ROAKDING.-si1 gentlemen can be accom-.
- modated with excellent board ut s3 Der week.
at Mrs HARRODS, on 9th street, between g aud u
streets. = -
A gentleman can be accommodated with a room.
and fire il required. feb IO-2tf
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B0UDIN0T, sCHo0LCsAFT, & CARR,
[ Il. G. BoUDINoT, late of the Pension ofice-JNo J.
scaooLcR.Fr, late of the Indian ofIce-C DE'H
CARR. late of New York
Real Estate, Patent, Claim, and General
AGENTS.,
OJice north sids Of f. 6et,veen 12h and 18th &reets
WASHINGTON CITY
N. B-Particular attention paid to the Collection
Of Accounts for firms and individuals
Is. s. o. C. devote especial attention to the pur.
chase and sale Of r. al Estate commission renting
Houses, &c, and viii take the entire agency and
charge of property for owners.
We have now on hand a large amount Of very de-
sirable property, both improved and unmproyed for
sale or exchange, in all parts Of the city and its vi
cinity.
Persons desiring to sell purchase property would
do well to call on us immediately.
feb 3-lm
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION sum be-
qaeathed by Smithson was 1915, 1859, upon
which $4,000 Of interest had accrued at the
!ime OF commencing the building. The orig
maj fund can never be diminished, and the
interest now accumulated is $3.50, 900, -...-rF
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W0LFE's AROMATIC ScHIEDAM
SCENAPPS.
| UsF received fresh supply Ga this celebrates in
u vigorating cordial, in large and small bottles
D. '. ~ WM. b. BUTT
Druggist, corner Pa avenue and l2th st.
feb 1-enIw
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Z MERI.

Vl nos
large assortment Of the above, some just re
ceived, at very reduced prices for the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

FIR Prese ring, Restoring, aud Bedntifyiag the
Hair, is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world produced. Its astonishing is
without arrecedent in the history of the 1atsria
Aedica. Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy
hair, with scores Of admirers mark this ladies) is
the universal effect of the Kstbairon. Bald and
grey heads were perfectly astonishsd. "The Ia
thairon has fully restored my hair after badness
OF IL years. A. J. CoURrRIGHT, IS Bend St, N. "
The Kathairon Is a certsin cure fer Nervous Head
ache and all Cutaneous diseases Sold by all dealers
everywhere Try it.
Price % cents, in large bottles.
d. s. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, N. Y.
feb 11-lm
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81 THE GREATEST ARTICLE YET pRopUcrp-J. Rms
sell Spaldingsc LIBERATED highest premium Cythere.
an Hair Oil or Wash, composed of Rosemary and
Castor Oil, for Identifying, embeishing, curling,
Improving restoring, and invigorating the hair
tunity to test its virtues OF trifing expense.
Sold wholesale and retail by 2. D. GILMAN, Chemist
and Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
D. C.
Manufacturer of and Principal DEPOT for Giman's
Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, the best Hair Dye
ever yet used.
Also, dealer in every popular Medicine of the day.
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LOR SALE, CHEAP-A turning LATHE
j. with Tools complete Apply to E. K LUNDY,
Bridge street, between Congress and High, orgs
town. feb S-tf
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~ MEIRoPoL ITAN GALLERY.-We cannot too
Eighly recommend to the notice Of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrs.
Adams q punshee, successors to Thompson. They
are practical Daguerreoyp sts and fully understand
the business which is evident from inspection of
their productions. They give to their subjects an
easy natural POSITION the right tone of complexion,
harmonize the lights, manage the reflections soften
the shadows, and in tact give you a Daguerreotype
which cannot be equaled in this city, in proof Of
which they will be happy to make picture Of any
person. free Of epense who would like to test their
skill in comparison with rival establishments.
Remember the metropolitan Gallery" rmerly
Thompsons, Pa. avenue bet. AZ and 9th sts
k1- When death is at the door, the remedy ehich
would have saved life if administered in time comes
too late. Do not trife with disease Rely upon it,
that when the stomach will not digest food-wben
faintness and lassituiie pervade the syst.m-when
the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the mind
iethargic the nerves unnaturally sensitive. and the
head confusei-rely upon it. that when these sy mp
toms occur, the powers of vitality are failing, and
that. unless the mischief is promptly checked, life
sot1 De shortened well as rendered miserable Now
we know from mass of testimony greater than was
ever before aecumua ted in favor of remedy that
Hoafand's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ.
jackson, Philadelphia will Immediately abate, and,
in the emf, entirely remove all of these disorders as
surely as mathematical process will solve prob
lem. Who, tn n, will endure the agony, and the
risk of life, with health and SAT, ty within reachi
For sale By Druggists everywhere.
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WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN EXPREss.-
Mr. John j. Bogue, OF Georgetown, is about to
establish an express twice day between the
Two cities morning and evening, which will be
a great public accommodation. The stores
along Pa avenue, where packages are to be
called for, will be designated by small flags,
SO tha, no mistake can we'll occur
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
lAdvertisementl
The or;oinator of DFSHLER's Anti-Peri0dic or

Nc new esicne that PROMISES disorder which other
Ieeds mains like pretensous have failed to cure he must
encounter rous and founded prejudees he awe
The deuv OF The case that this very fact that
ether remediss have failed though equally lavish OF promises
asong argument against confidence In his new discovery
se c oxeher with an anxious gard for his reputation
IND pusnanee be cssed with the Petenders who have
deceived the public has de the inventor averse
nVubety Being at length satisfied Of the hOnorabeness
hrsse and under advice Of eminent In public and
tN.te lite he has determined the rsk, ana oeV0te
~ tine energies to introducing remedy 20 the public
snpy declaring thea that this remedy is in no respect
eaek incidence that II dos pretend 20 cure al diseases
OF confines Itself particular class; and that Is compound
phsrmaeeut Of than twenty yesrs seIiye exPe
he e the attention and the patronage OF the public
DtsHitRs Pills sold by NJ. GuIoS Bowery and
BY most respectable druggists In the City and by T.
~ phshlkR. New Brunswick, n J.
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Our Agents.

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IN PRoyrpEscE for the sale OF TIE TRIBUNE
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In CHICAGO. ~,
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THE TRIBUNE.
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Id CAMPBELL is Agent for the sale Of THE TRIBUNE
i1 ELNlRA.
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yB PALMER authorized receive subscriptions and ad
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and BosroS.
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LAW LNI'ELLIGENC,E.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge NGEAHAm
CHARGE AGAINST MR.. DYcKNAS, REGISTER.
The People, &C. sgt Garrei Dyckmen.
Mr. d. is charged with malfeRsance ia office, in having
received a large sum which he has not accounted Tor,
and fer iregularity in keeping his accounts, &c.
The charge was submitted by tie Board of Super
ysors 10 the Governor who has sent il down to Mr..
Sbepdrd District Attorney, for investigation. The
matter came up Yesterday before Judge lngraham.
Mr. SHEPARD on behalf of the people, and Mr.. Ed
ward c. West for defense appeared. but latter asked
f,r an adjournment on account of Mr.. Dyckman not
being able TO attend. The case was therefore post
pOned to FRIDAY
The following are the charges which were read in
Court and have been served, 1t was said on Mr..
Dyckm6n:
sR Take notice that the following charges have been
You have received for your and neglected
to for ICES and aeeune a. your a9a
collected ' yIS cpsy Of and PAYABLE to the
Treasurer City for official services rendered under said
Secopd-hat YOU have ne Elected Keep exact account
Of fees collected books open for inspection aud 70 form part
Thrd-That you have neglected render 10 the Controller
Of the City Of New York transcript OF accounts WIN sae
The service rerdeed required y section 10 Of SAID se for
moneys paid into The Treasury exceeding the srm Of
ofNewYork under oath certain transcripts of accounts pur
roIns to be sceouns Of all moneys received by you or
person ed under knowing the same TO be false
That the ZANE has been referred to me pursuant statute
BY His Exceepcy the Governor the State Of NewYok and
that the will be investigate before the Hon T. Insa
ham Of the Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas OF me
City NewYok on the 18th day of September inst az his
chambers in the Civ Hall of New YORK st 10 O'Clock or IS
soon thereafter the be heard a. which time aud
place shall proceed 10 examine witnesses the said charges
according 10 the statute.
L. r SHEPERD District Attorney
To Gaet Dyckman Of the City and County Of New
lark.
The principal defense of Mr.. Dyckman we under
stand Is, that whatever may have been received IN
bis office Tor fees THE custom, we understand, for
long time, being usually to charge greater amount
for fees than really designated by law he has actu.
ally paid into the Treasury full as much the legal
fees due to the services, and that the County has no
claim upon him.
GENERAL TERN.-The General Term met on Mon
day and received written cases of appeal The Court
viii render It's decisions on Saturday.
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ALBERT Fl. NIcOLAY
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY

sept. q ls54 I, y o'clock,
AT THE MFR HANTs' EXCHANGE " T.
an acrs 10 ten suae Hudson Park. IN the town OF
York,- within minutes walk Of tie Railroad DEPOT
dale within 81 miles OF the village OF fonssrs AID sboat Two
mile. from FoTch in Wes;ehestsr County, ~ T. and only
~ inmates rde by Hudson River Railroad and IL miles
frrrn he CITY Of New York
,ber Of these desirable and vsluabe Cottage Sites
ov.rd with handsome forest The romantic and pctu
e.,n. .nery the noble Hudson for miles around And the
onr6ius courtry unsurpassed which only be
c.t.s spon personal eIGmna ion. IL considered the
sr,s,,- panoramic view in the world
Tl rruperry has been laid out expressly for private resi-
heinz uiersecd by broad avenues rendering
-. go NJ access. ard Improvements
nstiop. deeds contain restriction asains nu
and the erection Of buildings OF an inferior class IN order
to male Hudson Park possible the e'dins Ssse IN west
RnSy per cent Of the purchase money remsin
bond and uortfase three 81 cent and printed
b.sct Of the ;e (which Is unques;ionsbe Will De iunsned
" es'H ALSO
v.rx beautiful and half Story ard Basement FIRST
cls Frame House filed In with bricks o. feet front oy ABOUT
a d,ep built il the very best manner without regard 70
co., xpressly or the and contains on tr noor
sittins Library and PsTors with ELEGANT marble
lie. and the ceilings AID walls OF tue
"a are Handsomely Fescoed and Ouded. and were eK
ered by Heiwag the celebrated European artist e. an ex
p.ne d hundred dollars "a the second moor there
with Water Closes snd Hs Cold and shower bsths ihla
soor Three Rooms The Heuse warmed oy hot Ar SPEAK
ipr Tube. Bell. hroushOut and abundance OF olose
Dniu supplied win DUMB" Htet also an eN0e'eN'
Ibq-e so built House and Stable the
premises with every Necessary and room shove
e. csrLsn and aardeners use together with shout three
acres excellent Land having front OF about 90 eet On 's
Hudson River. e.. 49,.
wears Al six per cent Title perfect Cards OF admission 10
view the premises with thosphie maps and u Par'ieuA''
can o. o''''ns0 " ALBERT H. NICoLAY. Auetioneer,
n .o9 No 4 Broad ST.. New York
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE QuEsTIoN.-The question If a

THE QUEsTION.-The question II Teller
what Is teller -ani his gasre about 20 be parted Tor
tme-and they propose TO exchange daggafypes-ana to
that purpose the Teller goes with his gal 10 the dAggsryype
shopsud pay for having the pictures took-aId he only
has enough pay for one picture IN an ordinary
he put in the magnificent case Ibis own ugly mug or
herp? Would be gallant in him to put her mug IN ne usy
eAsef Would IL be inerous in him pat his in the ugly
which che Is to kept That's the question To avoid
such dilemma to RooTs and get pictures 50 true 10
they would acorn however plain ROOTS
Gallery No SGD Broadway.
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Gaunrtnershir Noticee.

NOPARTNERSHIP.--T The undersigned have
bi S.v into Copsrneship under tho style and
g., of PFLCHER& WATERBURY, for the purpose OF deal
ne in plain Jspsnnsd Tin Ware BIs9n,' Ma,s hIsn s
Luz" =, No lf Plattst EDWIN W BELCHER,
Nsw,YoTk, sept. q, 1884. HARVEY H WATERBURY.
NTO1ICE.-The CO-PARTNERSHIP hereto
~ co,s sxi.tipg upder the frn Of W. T. JENNINGS Co
i his dsy dissolved by mutual consent ,,,,,,,o
n X. RICHARDSON.
NB-The undersigned who is alone authorized TO nsn u
gis,io will settle debts OF the late hr and continue
be Wholesale Clothing business at Nos and oareiayst
and the Retail AZ No 567 Broadway ,,.os
(Signed) W. I. JEHNlStS'
ERvYoRK Sept 1, 1851
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a,,clo.ed you have ere 90 in payment for ak
a. insertion Of my advertisement, Book Agents
niWssted. Very respectfully yours. ,....
Tba trouble was radically cured. Mr.. Howe is
..;Sep,y not one Of the sort who think advertise
..nenis don't pay
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Internationally
Jypr. SIZE PuOrOGRAPHS-The attention OF

die pubc ia called to our style Of DAGuERREoTYPEs
pape taken all Sizes the life size far surprising in depth Of
one and brancy finished painting The
smaller sizes resembling the delicate Miniature Ivory.
Az 70 kenes and durability they are unsurpassed Perfect
on any sizes be made by the process from Da-
sperTeoypes Taken only by j. GuRSEY c. D. fREDERcKS
Is Rue base du Rampant, Paris, SAG Broadway, N Y
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

The FIRE DEPARTxESr-Some months since sew.
ersl of the Fire Companies withdrew from active
service in the Second District Of the city, on the
ground that they were in danger Of bodily harm in
consequence Of gangs Of rowdies who infested that
section, and assaulted them with stones and brick
bats ON the occasion Of every fire. An effort was
made in the Common Council to provide special
Police for their protection, but failed. The other
Companies, who consider themselves bound to
every alarm Of fire throughout the city, it appears,
have become dissatisfied that all the labor in
district should devolve upon them, and hence at the
last meeting of the Common Council sent in com
municaton signed by the foremsn of nine Companies,
making this fact the basis of complaint and asking
that the remedy be applied By requiring all Companies
tion. A resolution to the effect that all Companies
shall hereafter be required to do duty in all the fire
districts both night and day. and directing the Chief
of Police to detail all the force available for their
protection was adopted.
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Madame IDA PrErrER, the distinguished traveller,
syed in this City on Friday last, and took lodgings
At the house Of friend This il her first visit to New
York though she is now on her second voyage around
the world. She came here from Canada, and after
,pepding few weeks in this vicinity viii sail for En-
gland.
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WILLLAMSBURGH U,ElKS.

REoPEYIHG OF THE EVENING ScHoOLs.-The even.
ing schools of this city were reopened on Monday
evening, for the accommodation Of such persons,
young and old whose time is occupied during the day
at their business occupations. There s one school IN
each Ward for which competent teachers have been
engaged viz:
First Ward-Cty School No. 4, corner of South
Second and Ienth-sts.
Second Ward-Ciiy School No. Q, corner of Fifth
and North Fth.sts
Third Ward-City School No. 3. Remsen-st.
These schools were well attended last season, and
considerable progress in reading writing, &c, was
made by most Of those in attendance.
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advertisement. |
The sale OF the West Morrisspis and Harlem

Riv., n,ors,,' -. .Nv west Aorrlssnia and Harlem
sod ytTS fo' yes !. vry well attended but property
s.e. " . non ss ESQ per city lot The
THIS DAY on the ground 70 O'clock p WI. oe ~ -.
1 H NJ 'I ne. VII ,..e hs ans and s oeot ifsD: from
PeS h $40 sop ~ nerose s'son opposite the property.
y" Broadway, or to s. Barker, AucOnssr No sNs.,.ps
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MARRIED..

TREAT-BEEJAMIN-A Colchester, Conn, Sept 49, BY
The Rev = Trest Mr. John p Treat Of "sukegan, H.
miss E. Of Park Benjamin ESQ., Of Col
chester
COW EE-THOBURN-At ST. Clsrsville. o Sept 10, Mr..
p Rush Cowen editor Of The Belmont Chyonde 20 M Ellen
1Loburn.
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CisrIr GARDES-GRIsr AND MARIo.-The Puri-
fan, will be repeated this evening, having been re-
esiyed with soclamstons by the public, and consid-
cred by all the press the greatest success of the
season.. The performances at Castle Garden end with
one more representation besides that of tonight.