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SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami
hes, to insure having the best, should use the
Nv hat Cheer" Hop Yeast Cakes for raising b. cad ,
biscuit, cakes etc. They are made of dry pure hops,
and warranted Tree from saleratus, soda, or other
deietenous materIas. They are much ueed by the
best families of tho Northern and Eastern States
and are gaining favor daily, SURPRISING all ether
yeasts now known.
A trial can be had without charge.
KING Il BURCHEI.I,
ma g. Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street,
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Il IIVNf NJ ;
ma l-law2w ms
HATS OF THE SEASON.

VATS UF IHE NEASUN.
| have tho pleasure to introduce tho IIh NDSOM-
"a Est HAT OUT; also, fresh case of~-x>
AFRENCH SOFT HATS of my own Im -
pOrtatiOn. Getting them from hrst hands
can offer them much lower than usually sold In thi 8
city. peep nt them will guarantee sales.
~ sign OF the white Bear" corner of 9Th
street and Pa avenue.
ap q eotf HOPKINS
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NorIcE OF rHIE NE NGRsEArroN Il OF THREE
A ADDITIONAL LAND DISCRiCrS In TH Z;

NorrcE OF rHEi NGi GiRSArroN r. THREE
ADDITIONAL LAND DISTRICTS IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND ESTA B.
LISHMENT OF THE OFFICES THEREFOR.
In pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
March - 1859. entitled "Anact to create additional
Land Districts the State Of California, and for
o.hcr purposes" which act authorizes tho PresI
dent to establish additional land districts in his
creton, not exceeding thres, which districts shall
respectively bs named after the places at which
the offices shall first be established it is rey de-
clnred and made known that three additional and
dstrIcts have been established said State of Cal
iornis and the offices have been located as follows
vIs:
at the town of HUMBOLDT, for the "HsmbcEdt
Dtsrttt, /" .
At tho town OF STOCKTON, for the Stockton Dis
tTict :" and
At the town OF VIsALIA. for the "VisaIia Dis
tTict"
The clfoes for the upper" middle" and
Lower DISTRICTS" will remain at their preSent
sites until otherwise ordered.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
this fifteenth day of May. A. ID. iSj3.
By order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
ma -w6u
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gently in constant lawful employment" at
tending religious worship, and keeping good
order day and night, was severely punished.
livery sach single !eg person may be questioned
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HOPKINS.
=, Il, FRANKLIN

III =. l.. FRANKLIN
llAS just received at his store, corner of 9th
aad streets, fifteen cases of French and American
PAPER HANGINGS, IN every variety, style, and
prce, which, added to hIs former stock, makes his
assortment larger and more complete than can bs
found elsewhere in the District of Columbia. They
will be sold, at wholesale OF retail, at q small nd
vance cost prices. ma 10 enSy
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscrI-
Washington County, in the District of Columbia,
letters testamentary on The personal estate oi
Michael Cation, 'ate OF Washington county. deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same
with the vouchers thereof, tn the subscriber ON oI
beirre the 9Th day of May next; thcv may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the card
estate.
Given under my Land this 9th day of May, 1859.
his
THOMAS y CATION, Exe'r,
IaW Drs
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NOTICE. TIME MONEY
! have thus day received direct from North Attic
borough, Mass, Wallace 6 GOODWIN ce ebrated ~
Once GLOCkS. of superior finish, days 3I3l
an,so, Wateh,nakers Sti keEnatoTs Clocks for lj!1
Clocks, from 3 up TO SI25.
The trade supple at wholesale prices.
l am the Gnly authorized agent for Goo,w IN a
Celebs.ted Clocks this side of Now York.
Call and see for yourselves, At the great C!ock
Emporium, 3i3 opposite Browns Hotel
ap 5-2m RORINSON
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SPECtAL CARD.-A Piano Of WIN. knabe d
- Co.'S manufacture. cost SS75, hne fn--
lsh, bmutiful rosewood case, used in aveES6
careful family only two months, now oHerediilkSV
ior 3 5o; really great bargain. Also, several new
Pianos used only during the winter and opseauep nj
y for sale very low Pianos for rent from 50 cents 20
d per month.
Remember the night name and nuinber-
JOHN r. ELLIS,
ma 10 36 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ats
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~ An English paper publishes the sketch Of
the life of prisoner, composed by himself in
lnehester Jaii. The original is in the shape
of a printed book; the letters and words all
having been cut out Of waste paper by the man
with his finger nails rs no knife or scissors were
allowed. After cutting out the words suitable
TO his purpose, he carefully pasted them in pro-
per order to form small book, comprising %
pages piece Of poetry, addressed to the
prisoners wife, is included in this singular
production.
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Boots, Shoes. &c

TQTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON cry.
haN.nss beea ENGAGED manu- faoturlnr ladies
SA Mlsses'. and Chlldren's Shoes fpr Aa
- n .uIs past - years, Our Mt
hhyN ~ VI tilne what will suit them IN tLat line
snu can saieiy say That we do which ,ou osr proye
~ giving our WORK trial. ou can ftnd ,at All t,mex
the articles ~ the principal Shoe Stores in NVssT-
lngton cfty-the shoes so veli-k Down as n Nv
MeCurdy Il Sons Philadelphia make. ap2iI,
TRUNKS! TRUNKS. TRUNksm
The undersigned has now and constantly kee,s
RYYVpon hand a larte and yeTy supe- - q
kTfHN nor aSsortment Of Sole Gather rkSGA
&boTRUNKS AND VALVES; alsc{
Iron Ersme apd Wood Box TRUNkS
VELVET Tapestry ard CANVAS q
TRAVELLING BAGS ana SAfCHhLS, sas
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS. e..
am pTarttSd TO compete with the best mana
tsctrrsts, ~ proof OF which, read tue following Re
tan Meosancs' Institute for 1867:
TophaIn Il Norfiet deposited n Sole leather
Lunk That Ia for .otdity asa sxaltIy oJ material,
yrNEIN THOMAS Saddlcf.
BIS kINsKY, Curner.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing executed vIth nestness and dIspatch.
JAS. =. TOPHAM,
IL ate ToPHAS NoRFLEr,l
No. <ss 7th street, oppo. Odd FellOws' Hall,
. m<-S Washington. ID. e.
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" One of the tax collectors of California
says that he found Norwegian in Ell Dorado
unity who made oath that his sole earthly
taxable effects were church and n school
house. This singular individual is poor miner,
and has built the above mentioned establish
ments with his own hands, without aid from any
one. His chuch is free for the use Of every
sect of reiigionists, except Mormons and Uni
versalisis He has a mining claim which he
has worked for five years and whenever his
diggings will average more than two dollars q
day, he will 90 out into the highway and coax
poor leliow TO sh are the profits of his abors
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Dentiirtry, 20.
4 CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS, ....----
~ mEoH.NHfN An TMT R9 yEHEENr IN

~ wroY.,hN fMTR0KENENrIN IN
- MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
DIR. +. O. HILLS respectfully Iufs,<o1s the puh
tnat ts, % ne n nov greRsred TO insert gsrtrd and
fuil setts of TEETH at reasau-sSte rates 49,
ON this fWprovcd plan. The sr<at advan-SOlIO
tase TINS process has AL others rs it's perfect
nhaPtation The InetI,od uItstseiG iDsures a most
PeTleot ht he metal II eRsireiy free from ali me-
hlS taste and none OF the seoreiIons OF the mouth
can have any erect upon It. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens 81 Bat more. confirming
us great superiority, cca be seen. All those per-
sons VINO are suieTlf with III ada pied p.ates will
please give me Gall, aet / viii take reat pleasure
"a explaining ana e1lltsstIBg To them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should he made AZ nv Of
ocss. 49, ' Wv
Uhtce. no. Lp'fenn. avenue, between 18th and
iSth streets, next sonse above Gauters.
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& A X II A 6 z 3,
uhecrlber haylnf ypads addit,ops "a

G. "A RIA6 Es.
Il HE Subscriber having made Additions In m,
Factory, making It now one of the lartest. %
in the District, where ms facilities forR 6E
manufacturing sll kinds of CAR
RlAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experenoe in the bust
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and ali orders PROMPT
ly attended to,
Second hand Carriage. taken in e1 change for new
ores. dNDREw J. Joyce,
q lo-r corner Of lfth and y ats.
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EDWARD DOLAN, .-t..-. -.. -. So. -
IL MERCHANT TAILOR.
Sion OF THE Col, RN FLEECE,
COrnsr OF l4th street and Penn. avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel,
fFoTmtriy Of B0st0n,)
Alter supplying his numerous customers with Cos
tunes for tho Fancy Bail. Is now prepared 10 A.
offer an lnduceinsnt of his splendId assort-
ment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, M
selected ny himself ex pressiy for the custom MT
trade, on the lowest cash prices, and war -A~
rants perfect hi BIZ ms own practical know ledg
and having of the best cutters from Boston and
the hest workmen, he hopes tn ave general satIs-
faction TO those who will please to favor him with
their patronage.
Constantly on hand fresh supply of Gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods. (StatesD An 10
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For Rent and Sale.
EW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
l STORY BRICK DWELLING-H HOUSE

ASp SsFk DDDsWIfEHRRhS DWEtRSs rHShh HStsE
HS sss Back E.dns. sS
and furnished throug ghout with all the modern i'm
Rrovcment:.Tas and water. furnace, range, &o I,
vest one door east Of leh street 'n a''
Terms easy and imme date possession given.
..nd - AuotiAs las; and E COM. MSSEaass M.lahsas.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A nice little
= rAk Nj, less than 10 miles from Washington,
% % K e Ss S oSISsr
OF sth and NJ streets. or through Post Ofioe. Fai
mp 2s-1ms .m-,. go o. F-- 7l.-.f...,-
Foos, hREsNiTTw9 snIiiaTl S Rooms q es ,lrd sto
Mssi q 6R%sS s1a HH,Ssicai tho City s
A Eak ESFs IN Iss 5
the Evening star - sutheriz ed to sell on vsrs 90
cSommodallng S teEps and az low prioe.. ono. Of
er Contains about '1s o acres. Of Which o srs
Woodland, and the residue sTshls land. m fine con-
three miles from Gu peper Court House. has upon
!. q smsis dSellDg house and ordlnasy farm build;
set IN gIass. To gentleman seeking country res
denSe this farm offers attractions not surpassed il
tho farm commands hDc mountain prospect, and
view OF tho sarronndins country for many mIIes.
afy adapted to tho production of wheat, and is at
present in good state. of Improvement. The owner
IS made Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Esa., Ed
ltof OF the StHr '. ap9-lawtf
EOR SALE.-The Good Will aud Fixtures .
I that well known house situatcd at the corner of
9th street and Pa. avenus ard known as the Wash
IBgton Hall Restaurant. To any person desrou of
ent ering into the restaurant BUSINESS rare oppOr
tunty Is now offered. Terms easy, and a!l infofnna-
ton, together with satisfactory reasons for wishing
to SELL application to the subsorlber On the prem
Isss. a.
ma Il -eo2w JAS. A, POWER.
EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
u lEAKS-That very handsome and eliglbly SIT ::
uated HOUSE on Penn'ylva avenue. between
18th and 18th streets lately occupied by hr. DIvor-
NOS as hotel. The main house we'll ada pt cd for
either private residence or public house, having
number OF large rooms and many oonvonicnces at
tachod 70 1t; and the additional house whoa lately
served the purpose of bar with thIeoOr four rooms
up STAIRS. can very readily be converted into an Of
noe below with sleep ng rooms IN the upper story.
The establishment Is very desirable one for q
foreign minister the house lately ccnpied lar
room. &c can easily be converted into IA, office
or olices below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretarIes and attaches of the legation.
For terms, &c. apply to n. LAWSON, al Wind
er,s Building -... INA - 3td& iawtt
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND coal
IL DEALERS For rent, Tor ton years. n vacant
LOT upon II near 10th street. 81 by 29 feet, nearly
opposlte the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply to Dr.. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. GEORGETOWN.
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy five
+ "A years Of age, whose sands of life have
fnearly run out, discovered. while IN the Esst In
dies, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
II BrOnchtls, Coughs. Colds, and General Debility.
II The remedy was discovered by him when his on
I ly child, a daughter. was gwen up to die. Wish
ing To do as much good rs possible, he will send 10
Ibis recins With fnu and .niIcit direcrions for
making It up, and successfully using II. He TO 4
qures each applicant to Inclose him one shilling,
three cents To be returned postage on the re- H
clpC, and the remainder 10 he applied TO the pay
ment of this advertisement.
Address Dr. ii. JAMES, 10 Grand st. Jersey y
CIty. N l. ap - TN
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uEATHER ON THE USE OF MATHE-
ii Ill matloal instTumenta 81 oects

uEATHER ON THE USE OF MATHE-
matloal Instruments. 81 cents.
Svinde on Well-digging and Boring, 81 cents.
Law on Constructing and repairing Roads, 81
cents.
Dobson on Masonry and Stone Cutting, IS cents.
BuInei on LINES, Clements, MOrtars, COncretes
MastIoe, and Plaster, 81 cents.
Allen on Cottage Building, 81 cents.
Pynes Perspective, rs cents.
Dempsey on the Drainase OF Districts, Lands,
Towns, Buildings, 81 cents.
cents. ' -
LAWS Logarithms and Mathematical Tables, Is
cents.
Glynn on the Power OF Water. Flour Mills Tnr-
bines. ydrostatIc Engines Centrifugal and Rotary
Pumps. IS cents.
Delapsey on Iron Bridges 81 cents. .
Halieura' Art of Photography, 81 cents.
. Gibbon on the Law OF Contracts for Works and
Services, 81 cents.
Just imported from London nv
2l " FRANCK TAYLOR
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4 ITTELL'S LIVING AGE, enlarged s.rIes
IL made up chiefly of the best articles from the
English quafterlies, monthlles and newspapers
published every week, int numbers of u cIoseIy
printed octavo pages for l2S EACH or Sc ear
iy.
mai FRANCK TAYLOR
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JAS. A, POWER.

STRAW MATING AND OIL CLOTHS.
- Now IN store. White and Colored Straw Mat
ting, OIL Cloths and Carpetlngs, with general stock
of House Furnishing Dry Goods, and viii he sold
cheap to5 cash. J. w. Colby,
ma i3-2w 81 18th ST., ) doors north Pa,
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EUGENE DUPUY,
IL SOLE AGRNT FOR PIKssE 6 EuBIN's
PER Eli KY dND aTD N n ~ G

LNU0ENE r. DUPU1,
IL SOLE AGRNT FOR PIRssE d EuBTN's
PER FUMERY AND COMPOUNDS.
The Agency for the United states of AIessrs.
PIesse Il LubIn. PerfuEery Factors IN London,
having been transferred from the late firm Of Ingpr
Co., Ssa broadway, To my own hrm, Mr.. Geo. E.
lnger being now In connection with my establish
Dealers. and the Trade generally, that shall keep
on hand and in bond constant supply of Piessc Il
LubIp's articles; such as the Frangipannl Perfume.
and it's compounds, the Pestachio Nui preparalIons
IN al their varieties; tn which mag be- added, from
time To time. Whatever said firm NAV Introduce In
market, combining excellence with ncvety. Mer-
chants may rev upon their orders being hed with
promptness and care, ard on favorable terms as
heretofore. r. DUPlIY,
500 Broadway, New York.
IL The real F rang psnni Perfume is manufac-
tnred only by Messrs. PIesse i.uhin, of London,
And they take this opportunity caution
against limitations, of which there are many; none,
however, approach, IN degree, the exquisite fra
krance rs made by L. 4 L..
FKANGIPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNI OIL for the Hair, eXqusitel, !,
soented.
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and mpart delightful fragrance articles
they are placed ncsr
FRhNGiPANNi INCENSE. Take hot Gin
IT, and the apartment will bc der rshtfully perfured
FRANGIPANNI POMADE. rhIs is an itai-
ian unguent for the hair Its suPerlatws fragrance
has gwen n world wde reputation.
FRANGIPANNl SAICHET.
Sold eyery where, m NVdE I'm
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40 p In
NEW LIVERY, SALE. AND HIRING
| starr b

~ STABLE,
Corner Of l31l Street and Pennsylvania acsnHe.
The undersigned begs leave to announce To the
citizens of Washington, and the public -
IN general that he has just completed Ahp>
one Of the inest Stables an the city where Mani
can, at all times, lie chained as neat ard <r ~
snowy a turnout he found any %-<..><'.
whore. My stock comprises q line assortment OF
horses. which, for style and action, cannot be
passed by stable IN the country, and choice lot
of new oarrisges and light wagons. Horses taken
at livery on as reasonable terms at anv establish
mont IN the city. GIVE me call, and ! guarantee
satisfaction.
ma SIN ALLISON NAIIOR JR.
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RANCROfT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HiS-
- tory OF United states, being volume I of the
umes. Price S225; postage 90 cents. Just reoev 3D.
For sale by TAYLOR Il MAURY
Pa
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave 20 say thai he hss
opened New store, corner oi I'm and IS ~ mstreeis,
II0 ir0RS CIGARS, and fine 6RoCERIES,
sne srees Sugar Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, Rals
ms E,g. Ssrines Anenovtes, &o., al OF the mcst
,nnroyed brands and qualities
fEsmIIies and members Of Congress are particulars
lvnyIted 10 cal. and examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. - 9.
,ortsd direct BY the subscriber, at Wholesale and
retail. a., - 3,
,ro<uos taken iD exchange.
Vi ey,' a Old Whisky Of 1890 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctusliy attended 20. and Conn
try Produce, Of all description. receved ON c9nsirn-
ment JONAS p. LEVY,
ma "a Iy 554 18th street norrh.
4 ADIES! HAVE YOU BEEN To
II STEVENS'S
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TINiIE FINE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO uss
j at the Musical Convention was furnished by us,
and now offered for sale upon easy terms.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
uta .. SS Pa ave near lrth st
ruNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
l. the bsst FANCY GOODS, oheap for cash at
.'. 10. STEVENS New Store,
ap5 bet. 9th and nth SITS.
gINHE LARGEST PIANO WAREROOM IN
Il tho CITY, JOHN r. ELLIS,
ma q <doors from 10th street.
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4 of the building occupied as an ofioe by G.. g.
Wallach, and immediately opposite tho City Hail,
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70 those that seek relief from the rraIsdies of "a.
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DR.. <. Baiiy as
superior DENTIST, he made set Of porcelain tseth
myself, and the volk all stood well for mo re thar
ten cara. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf of the M. Z. Chgrch Souts.
Ami lS, 15Se
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From natural defec.s and the unee usl rsnge OF nv
eyes, have been compel ed to use glasses for seve-
IA years. 4 have tired different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 10 my eyee. Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly
By the of his optometer he enabled 90 adapt
rlasses most mlnutey 10 the eve. I most oheerful-
" recommend Mr.. Tobias To al havipr oooe<lon 10
use glasses, and bear my testimony as TO his ski A
aa optloI&n. HENRY K. BALDWIN.
ss2t Asst Sec'v to sifu Land Warrxsts
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Mr.. !. TOBIAS. Str: The saiF Of Spectneles ,oy
fsrnlnhed NE yesterday srS pc ticulsry satisfsory
to They are vsFI depld sdly the heat possess,
acc aE the owner of sight nine pairs carefully
sclccted m dlhcreLs pibCes and from optcians
onIneI1ded 20 rue OF account of their professional
standing IN once, Eng iand and the United states.
have been Also pleased with your rernsyts and d.
Tcotlons oE the treatment of the er cS for the
pose OF eservinE and improving the sight.
Resaecs'slJ Sours. Chs; CALDWELb
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-23
HOLIDAY STREET THEATPE

SPECIAL NOTlCE-MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHNAv
The Management having completed an engagement c
SIN evenings with the great American actress Miss CI,r
otte Cusman beg leave respectfully state to the @
e absolute necessity that compels the following
on the Old prices, viz Dress Circle and Parouett "a cts
secured Seats, 81 The commanding terms of the unap
proachabe Queen of the Stage, same which she has
received IN all the great Shaksperan Theatres Of the
world are such as to render the ordinary prices with
even great success emunerative return in Theatre If
the size of the Holiday Street" an impossibitv Tho
Management dcSirous however to make the increase f
prices as moderate possible has decided to retain the
present admission to the Upper Circles viz 25cents
The ardent wish realized to present to tbe RoIt
more public, under the enormously extensive dsad
vantages attendant on such engagement in so small
Theatre, an actress worthy the admiration of the
lovers of gentle Will Shakespeare who abound in our
city the Management feels assured will be fully apprcci
ated by his friends and patrons
SHAkSPERIAN PERFORMA NOES.
Monday, April Goth.
Miss Charlotte CuShman as ROMEO
Tuesday, April 9th.
Miss Charlotte Cushman as QUEEN KATHERINE
Wednesday, April 2Sth.
Miss Charlotte Cushman S LADY MACBETH
The Box sheet for the three evenings named is now
opened and seats be engaged by immediate apIica
' " 'i'' lhea're' ap201w
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

Tonight, at the Holiday street Miss AvoN1,
JONES takes n second and farewell honof+ :; tbo
character OF Adrienne, The Actress, in the NAV If
that name. The part is one admirably, sr;,o1 %
Miss Jones' personal appearance and stvla Of .ot
ing, and the whole play one of THRILLING ntaros,
In the minds of many of readers it is dopbtlass
associated with recoections of Rachel, with uho,,
the part was a favorite one, and for whom the nl,
was written. 1t is noble tragedy, and though
personally unacquainted with the merits of tho
translation which Miss Jones uses we understand
that it retains all that is necessarily lost in the
process of translation, of the force and beauty of
the French original. The character of her per-
Torrance, therefore, together with the merits of
the teneieidre, ought to ensure a crowded house,
such as we trust will greet this young lady on the
iast night but one of her engagement in Baltimore
lhere Is charm OF youth and freshness about this
young girl which constitutes very great present
attraction in her acting while tbera is n s;mnla
natural manner, and evident desire to please. shown
in all her performances, which argues wau f,r bor
future prospects and success
She has evidently studied in GOOD so,oo, H..
adopted a chaste and correct STYLE and with a oor
tinuance of the same pains and industry in her dram
attic education, will undoubtedly take high rank
Her cast of character during the present week has
been judicious, with the exception of her choice of
Juliet for Wednesday nights performance. In
view OF Miss Cushman's approaching engagement,