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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHESl
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamer Roanohe,
fIom Ne W Orleans on the 18th and Havana on
the Goth, h-. arrived. Among her passengers
lis Gen. Arnold and staf, On route 20 Bo<tsn.
The General is suffering under a psraly tic
shock.
Military Governor Shrrley has issued q
proclamation calling upon the loyal electors Of
the let and I'd Congressional districts VI LJuis
ana 10 choose Representatives 20 Compress, and
has appointed the Sd OF Dcccmher as tha day
of holding the election.
Che hundred end twenty -four men Of th,.
e!h Vermont regiment, who were captured on
the Ah OF Stpten,br by The rrhrls, WIRE rs.
turned 70 New Orleans on the i3th. Seven
wtre shot by the rebel. for having enlisted IA
New Orleans. Three, f.rmerly Confederat-s,
who had also enlisted in the s;h, s,so Sergeant
Mills and private Spear, both OF Rnyaiton, VT
Were detained AT Nicksiurg, and four had died
during the captivity; total 40.
General Butler had seiY. and closed the
Bank OF New Orleans for sending at05ySU IN
specie, within .ixty days, TO thr rebel govern
M Mt. This specie had been pre- ,iously rpportei
10 G' ntlal Butl' r a. having been sent away,
Which wa hot the fact.
A cavalry rpconnoissa ancr from Gen Welt
zells force had captured two cannon within
fonr miles Of Baton Rouge.
he Dt liza Of the 18th poses the transactions :
cl r. ID. Granih rim * Go. with the rebcls, and
imphcaier ilIr French Consul.
The ste amer, Hero put into Havana on the
18Th Tor coal, having brrn eleyrn DAYS QUE from
EEiiadelphi: for Minititlan. The weather was
Gnc IL Havana.
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ARRIVAL OF InL AsGLo-sAxoN's
MAlfS.

speeulst,eps en- the S,iitsr. sftsstiea-
Effect Abroad Of Met leils ne Removal.
The Eeror-an mails pr stsmcr Anglo Sz1-
on r'seltd cur oct ofi.e this morning
The prospre; OF Intervention in the American
war was a prcni inrni iopie OF discussion on The
Ii ndon Stock Exrhanrc.
From tho financial article Of the London Ship
ling Gar tic, 81 cth
Sfcu;d Lhe report prove True tiisl the three
Mari inc CIV crs of EuropF propose offering
.'H Ddly rs6iniian 10 the government Of
AneI't ith vi " 20 r tetminstion Of he
irseif nnlrpry struggle, the Nm .ncisi portien
3 ;fr n gis n public niuit bc prcparcd for q
s,ea' change. rrm'nstion of tne war would
iiot ~ & such q demand for faonry, by reason
Ui q von nit rciai channels now closed becom-
trg o,,cr mcrr OPT n, would 'cr-ute gr~at
changes -. the position OF Affairs. Aae1palsion
81 10th tho horne and for.ign trade would nae
tss; rily IN: rI, fer winch money would be re-
Guii-d; and instead CT lie finding is way, rs
foN, 10 the stock E1chails- for em pioy nent
would tf oiv' rtsd 20 commercial channels. OF
ib' effects OF such an an xieusly hoped f.r sveEt
lli' r, IL now much said in commercial aud o;hsr
circitt. -
TIE REMOVAL or GENERAL n'cIEIrAN
tfrcm the Manch hest. q uarchan. 9Th
1hr iaf, ct adtices from The United States
tring no military intelligence OF importance,
hut they contain abundant evidence Of the con.
usiUn witch Pre- Nails in the Fe ierai councils
Tie s'rupgle with the en-fny IN the field bids
fair socn 70 find parallel in that between the
fat ticns al h,-me. We have heard before that
N'ltnrEtls q, n.anaine tiip die inis sal OF Gen
hCl.iian. Une brief r. onfh had not elapsed
sinte that distinguished officer successfully
lriforn,ed hIs task Of clrarng Mary land from
lie Inv adtr-, when has many -hraded martsr
itt anne impatient or his allied inacti yity, and
II can 10 shout for an immediate march into
" ilsinia.
frtm the reports OF The northern pr~es we
nld conclude that every idle loafsr about
:h' !asrrnf Of New York ronsidrrs himself
fs Ter Judge resprciing The possibilities OF war
than the General commanding i'm chief But
ihr rxirencses OF Republican Government
sr'6eyere, and The loafprS carry the day. Such,
at Fasf Wilt prove 10 have lsel the case, IL the
unoysl Of General Mcclellan from his post il
confirmed. To Gs. th.se personal changes are
Chiefly int r,sting indicating the dis traction
" hirb prevails in the tiovs rnrnrnt councils al
Washington, and the chance Thereby opened
for ,ornr si,i.roach to n settlement This con.
tirual shifting Of high commands cannot be
Otherwise thun l.rFjudicisl 70 nortsern pros.
lectt, and NAV thus bring the day nearer when
ihe people generally wi onen th.ir ewes 70 the
hcpel ssness Of the enterprise in which they
ar- engaged.
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DROP PosALs FoRLu Der.
DEPOT QUARIERAAsrER's OFFICE.
Il - L


Washins!on. d. e.. Nov. "a. lSs2i
sEALEp PROPOSALS " Ill be received at this osnos
DELIVERING IN the etg of Il 0
"a the De pot Quarter astar msy direct one mil-
seven hundred and fifty thou sspt c7ono1, feet A
Eighty three thousand three hunirsi and thirty
three tIsSS3l feet scantiing, sby g. fourteen feet
Eighty:three thousand three hundred and thirty.
four ts3 ga feet Scsnting, by 4, sixteen feet
Eighty three thousan three hundred and thirty.
tnrs" ns.S5l feet Scantlins, 3by4. eighteen feet
All he above described to be good, me erchsntable
Lumber, subject to the inspection OF an agent ap-
An tie lumber to be delivered within twenty days
after signing the contract
sidered and en- oath of allegiance 10 the G. s. Gov
erpment must sccsmIsny each proposition:
it be awarded to him, must BE- guaranteed by two
respt nsible persons, wh- signatures to be ap
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must
The refponsbility of the suaranters must be
nesret District Court or of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when tho bids
are opened, or the proposals will not be consid
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
der must appear i'll the proposal.
HOeid is made in the name of firm the names
eons lf red the individual proposal Of the party
bchas In tne sum OIL nYe thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor aud both of hia guarantors, will
De required of the successful bidder upon signing
the.cCntrect.
The right to reject any or ,ll bits that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depos Quar-
terR.aster
Informal proposals will be reiycted.
Proposals must be addressed to Ca ptsin Edward
L: HsrtZ, Assistant Omar termsster L. g. Army
Proposals for Lumber"
Form Of GunTantrc
We,-, of the county of -, and State of
and =, of the county Of, and STATE Of, do
hsT,sy guarantee M thai able to fulal the
posi'ion, and that, should .hs proposition, be sc
cepted he viii At ence enter into q contract in se
eorfapre Herewith
Should the contract be aws srded him, we are pre-
pared to kernme his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the off cisl
Certificate aforementioned.
EDWARD L. UARTZ
no4 Capt. an Asst Quartermaster L g A
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DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOwsKI,
PIANIST VOCALIST, AND COMPOSER.

Has returned from his professional tour, aud
by request of his numerous friends anil pupils,
opened = course fer the PIa and Singing, by his
new and simplifed method, in Washington, on the
nth November, 1862
BY Prof. WOLOWSKIS system 9 person having
only ght knowledge of music will be enabled in
very short time to read music with great fscility
and execute operatic we'll as classical music with
rare perfection.
As to the vocal part, by his way Of ,cslizstio
he arrives at most extrsoi dnary results rem iers
thu voice powe rful and enables the singer to vo-
tone
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Evening Sin ging Glasses
are opened at O'Clock p. N. when Prof Woloweki
will also xpain the fun theory OF music and read
ing by his system. The subscribers to this clas SIS
are accepted only till the lst of d Gambler, ,si2
Professor Wolowski receives visitors daily from
10 to I2a M at his residence, No. asa 10th street
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The War in Truupx,ea

NASHVILLE, Nov. .2i.-Thert iS 4 rebel l,riga.ir
at Shelbyy Illc under Gen. johnson
The Union men are making armed rcsi,;anc.
10 the conscription III scvcral portions OF Mid
die Tennessee.
Ten Thousand rebels are AZ Tuliahorr!1 Il j.
rnrnnre'l they are bringing their siege guns e
Murfre, sboro
HI" rebel force between ChattanooSa an::
MurfreeshOro' is said 10 b. g., ,FEi The r,.i4. y
are rcTEoying their negroes and property su.,iii
Four Union men Mere murdered ia Wilson
county hk gu"rillts recently.
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From Wiuciiesfer

NEECERsVILLE, Md, Nov. Exhibitors Balt-
ne'. Anc7rcGn.-Gt ntlrmen: SiInon SnToar an
escaped conscI ipt, arrived her, this nprnin y
from w incht sttr. he state thdt Stone wa /!
JaC ksoH LETT Winchester Friday morning last
to r, ln!cree General Lee, WHO il said TO be be-
tween tuipep'r corr House and Gordons-
VILE My lnlormant states that when h- MAD
his ekc;pc from Jackeons arr.y the SMALLPOX
was quite prevalent, and a good many DEATHS
were occurring. 6tDrTal "A. l.. Hill is said To
be- at Rrl ryyille with his force. This place is
Ic niles from " inchesier. The only force now
at WinchAtcr is provost guard.
Iou candppend upon the statement have
made, as my informant H. loyal and reliable
man. Yours, respectfully, Ar
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NoEwALK, Nov. 2i.-The charter cIact,ou n,
day resulted in the choice OF tha entire demo
cratic ticket, by large majority
BhkTFoRD, NoTS2i.-Iir a.inocrais CARRIED
the town election l' re- to-day, by - ca. ar ma
jori;y en- the first EeiGcrmr Il and iiai N l.;arity
on collector. The cntirc d.mocratic tickrt i
elected, for the first time in the fall for over
twenty years.
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The Overland Maii-The IudiouS Of Hru
Meyira

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2j.-The mail Of the !o.h
inst mas arrived from California, ha Wing ir,en
Delayed ty h aTy rain storms along the rouf,,
be distribution OF Indian presents furnished
oy The government for that portion of the Utah
iilbe OF Indians belonging 10 the suprrin:aa-
ccncy OF New Mexico took place at the agency
OH th' Sd inst. The chiefs press SD p ms YES
Well sstis fed, and said they were desirous to
uniie with our troops in an expedition AGAINST
IRE NcEaIoFs, and help conquer them in,o OBJ
tnSe 10 the proper authuritles. All wa quiet
among the Indians along the route.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
From the Shenandoah Valley.

CUMBERLAND, Nov. 2i.-[Sprcial dispatch 10
The Baltimore American. IA reconncitaring
party was sent out last Saturday from New
Cr'tk. They proceeded 10 within four miles
OF lnchester. At that point :',cy captured 4
Rebel picket of twelve men with their horses
IDfol NATION obtained leaves no doubt tli:t th,.
Rebel Generals Jackson and Hill. witt, rh..ir
divisions, left the Valley last week, going to-
wards Richmond by the Front RnrrI road
They left behind four r cim,n ntS of "a ,airy
with orders n follo-S- h.r
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited until til g 5th
- Of December, 1852, for furnishing the Subsist-
bales
he first delivery to be commenced on or about
the 18th of December, and the whole quantity put
in before the end of said month
, The Hay TO b. shipped by water and delivered on
ingtOn, ID G.
Bidders must state in their bids the price per 100
pouEds at which they will furnish the hay.
Firm making bids must state the names of all
the parties interested
Payment to be made in Treasury notes, or such
fur DE- rs Government may have for distribution.
Bids 10 b. directed to Col A. BECKwITH, d c.
and C. g., e. 8. A., and endorsed Proposals for
Hay" uol9
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E1 The Daylight boarded the Racer OF Mas
sau, n. T., of Wilmington. The crew Of the
latter made their escape, aud afterwards inef-
feCtually hired upon the boats crew OF the Day =
light The Racer had 20 be asahdonei / ia con-
sequence, but her cargo which was prio cipally
salt, was saved.
- Thsrc were two amendments 20 the con-
stitution of Wisconsin voted on at the lastelec-
ton. One was 10 increase the Governor's 3
salary from $3.50 a year to $500, AMI the
9th. was 10 red the rate Of interest from ten
TO seven FER cent ne latter was adopted and
the former defeated.
NJ The Secretary of War has requested Gov.
Blair of Michigan, TO raise regiment Of sharp
shooters in that State.
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A RMY SUPPL ES,

A RMY PLIEs.
Oy6IoK OF TIE CHEF QuARfIRxAsqnn,
Army Of the Potomac, )
WAsHIHeTos, September 30, I867
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
ofthe army OF the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best Suality Timothy Hay eeourely
hsled. the weight ofsaeh bale to be marked
5000 900 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality In
strong sacks, we'll sewed
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood veil seasonad
and Of the best quality
msnt Of two responsible persons that ths
Hswsrded will be fulfilled.
. Bids win be opened from time to time a the A.
tclee may be needed, and contracts win Be awarded
for the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time Of opening.
The right IL reserved TO acce pt all any Fart Of
Any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Ia Pro posals for Law
or Oats, Wood, /" as the may be- and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and A. d. c.
- TSu Chief Qua arterm aster.
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- The drafted men in the camp at Harris
huTg, Pa, IL is said, desert BY hundreds The
Lancaster Express says, Of the eleven hundred
men who left that county for the camp only
about four hundred remain. At Camp Hare,
fittsf uTr, the same complaint is made. Near
~ all the substitutes have skedaddled-
~ In New Scotland, Albany connty, N. Y,
few days aro, hardened ruffiin enter-d
neighh house st an early hour. while has
four daughters ware in bed, dragged one Of them
out, knoC ked bcr senseless, and violated hsr
in the resence, and despite the shrieks and
prayers of her sister. -a
~ A ri IN l. ad mine has been di-coyersd on
the ShawanguRk Mou ntain, Orange coanty, N
y. IL is said ~ h. rich in or, OF .reat pur1tv
and viii FORM a source Of great wetlth % tie
Owntrs. Tlne vein struck 1t six faet hs1l.,,r
the surface and has been penetrated TO the
depth of sight fe L
50 According 10 the reports in the ijusaat
Gene raj fnoe, the number OF soldi.f- ON the
SICK II I at this onent amount. 10 nearly oas
sixth OF the entire army in the seryf e % the
United sta'es-nHmeiy, one hundred and six
thousand mt n. "@tB
o. IL is n pl, asant old custom In Holland, for
young n' n, WIEN crossing a bT Idre ~ lth young
wcm':.. 10 CNact a toll from them In the shape
OF klee. Nhv ar he girls rot tolkt 20,
h' r. Gracious knows we are Dutch enough
IN every Oth.r respect
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@The entire yaulted roof Of the chapei at
tached TO 81. Georges, at Windsor, and popu-
larly known as 'Cardfnal Wolsey's,"is 10 t,-
covered with mossafc figures, ornaments and
inscriptions, all standing ont from a ground of
gold enamel IN the style of the finest mossa: !.
workmanship at MonreaIe OF St MARKS
Chevalier Salyiati has undertaken 10 execute
the work within the term of two years
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SAccording TO the Territorial (Col.) Enter
prise. petrified man was found in the noun
tains south OF Gravelly Ford. Every limb
and feature OF the stony mummy was perfect
not excepting the left leg, which had eyi-
Of the owner, which lifetime. by the WAY, came
10 a close about century ago, in the opinion
OF a sRyan why examined the defunct
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S.-Ex .-l8So.-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BiTTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
sul beverage and active tonic. Composed of
pure ST. Cfoix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. II destroys acidity OF the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
Is is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Diarrhoa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
81 all times OF day, by old or young, and is par
ucularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all 9rocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. r. II DRAKE d 90, No.
30 Broadway, New York. Sc 25-eo6m
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@Contrabands from the interior of South
Carolina are arriving at Port Royal every day.
They state that the people are in terrible state ~
excitement, thinking that our soldiers Will
advance on them Immediately. They have no
confidence in their defenders, and they are
sending all their. property, negroes iacIuded,
far away into the interior and 10 other states
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- Nessrs Curtis q TiIeen, OF East Roston.
Mass, are building side wheel steamer for
the Government, of the folio wing dimensions
240 feet long, rs feet wild and IL feet deem. She
is designed 10 be of very lgh Ldraft for ser yicr
IN the Southern rivers and harbors or twenty
seven steamers Of the same class contracted for
by the Government, this is the furthest nd.
yaneed toward completion.
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p TRKAsGRr EKrsxsloN, Nov. Is, 1862.
Il ROPOSALS Will be received at the Bureau Of
Construction, Treasury Department. until Decem
Der lst 1862, a IL m for fu rnishing and laying
Marble Tile for the alls and Corridors Of the west
section Of the Treasury Ex tension.
sad Tile is to be of the best quality of ItstAn
white vein marble and the best quality Of clear
black marble Of equal hardness as the italian, and
in such pro portions of each may be required; to
be not less than one inch thick Oh the edge, all
saved and worked square. and we'll laid in ceme Mt
Plaster, % shall be most satisfactory and with
q border Of White marble, not less than one foot
wide laid At the base throughout. The size Of tile
may be from u to l6 inches square of size
each story. The amount required will be about
n 0C0 superficial feet when laid.
eamples to be furnished BY each bidder. showing
the quality he proposes TO furnish and proposals to
name price per square foot seperste for the black
and form of laying them to be decided hereafter
Of laying the tile to be done from time to
time as the halls are made ready to receive it.
The Bureau will reserve the right to reject any
or all the bids if in its opinion it be not for the in
terest of the Government to accept them
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in charge Treasury Departmsnt
no N-lot Rep. Int.
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- According 10 the London Examiner, the
famous Jockey Club is composed of sixtv-two
me mbers, almost all Of them prrsons of high
degree, and all of them thoroughly con versant
win 'turi matters and ''turf'' men. Among
these are 10 be- found one king four $i mixes n We
marquises, twenty earls, one count, two Wis
counts, six lords, five barone,s and but eighteen
comnoners. The Earl of Derby lie a member
OF the club; SO 10 Niscount Palmerstou More
than half Of the club are members of Pariia-
ment They are certainly in bad companyso
long as BurDaby, Stewart and Annesley are
permitted TO retain membership
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fISANNAL.-N, w York papers OF yesterday
evening say: The Goy' rnment sto ks were firm
al the board this morning, at Ia : for thr per
cents, and the same for 80 per cents interest
TO be added to the latter. The prise OF gold Is
l2SS FER cent. this forenoon, q further declin.
OF aa1s per c. nt. from me last sales of yester-
day. Some out-of-town orders TO sell, said to
be from Baltimore, is the cause of the fall The
non Intervention news from England also has
its influence, perhaps. though this was not con.
etru, by all the stock people as IA avorable for
this side. Il he price Of exchange on London IS
down 10 f4a per cent. for nrst- class borrowers
The price OF money 10 the holders is not SO easy
as yesterday forenoon. number of hnyers
are paying pr cent, although per cent is
quoted by the leading firms engaged in stock
and money brokerage.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORO'6 NEW ThEATRE.
=. !sAfn sfaIBf. ABovl PIHHA. Avllrs.
dr. yoss IosD. Manager and Proprietor

FCNO . NE" THEA
IsAf. sfalsf. ABovl PlHHA. Avlaus.
tAls0 Of Holiday street Theatre, Bsls,mer..j
now CREATING 4 GREAT sKNsArIoNl
TUE MOST GORG EOUS EFVECfSi
IHE HOST BBA B1IFUL S(,ERERY,
THE ADMIRATION or ALL OUR PABHiOSA.
BILE SOCIETY.
Td1kD NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON!
The yssng and beautiful American Prima Donna,
Assisssd AiSs dfbr9kdSs a. Ill hiuHiSa!s: mos:
Mr.. PETER RiCHISGs.
Inc popular Opera Singer. MR.. RCSN.
AND FULL COMPANY or CHoHIsTERs.
NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL n&NCEs.
BY the premiere danseuse, u lie SOPHIE NILSSON
Aided by Mile CATHARINE>
Mons. BAPTIsTIS CRUTI
Aho VIZ SerPs de Ballet. com prised OF the most
bssutiiul lediss under the guidance of the f.Hoss
THIS "wednesday EVENING.
Bales Romantic Opsrxtic Spectsole of the
EN- III y fRESS.
The satire T,orp. iu ths rariou. parts
bringing into effect the services of nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS!
- No Extra Charge for Admission.
~ Secured seats Is cents extra.
euette, 81 cents Orchestra Seats. IS cents; Family
Circle, q cepts; Private Boxes SIS.
Doors open at BS4 O'Clock performance com
n,enccs al y" o clock
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1NHE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Il 2e9 Pa ayenue, between 9Th and 10 b streets,
continues It's Free Concerts every afternoon and
evening, commencing st p. m.
The Progrictors have secured the services of
Misk LAURA BERN ARD, Prima Dopna, Of New
York, and Mr.. HERMAN WACHT Ell, the best
Comic siT ger, in German and English. of the times.
They are also daily e1pectns the arrival Of cele
brated Danseuse. Dir. .WELLENSTEIS continues
to presld- at the piano, and Mr.. BRANDEtS also
continues to flourish his violin bow there. The
stage is beautifully decorated the Refresh ments
RS OF the very best quality and at moderate prices
Omcers always in attendance to preserve order
The public may rest arsured that the Academy of
mSsae is nightly patronized by throns of most
HENRY ROsENTHAL q Z. BRANDEIs,
NO lt-2w ProprisSers.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
~ NAsBISGToN Nov. Is, 1867
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Monday, the first Of December next az 3 clock D.
IN for two hund red and ten tho 2l0 00I r6s
Of bite Cartridge Cloth in width and proportions
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l9 inches wide

2Mooo
To be delivered At the Navy Yard ia this city,
free of cost to the government for freight trans
portation. &. p. BROWN
17-dtl Navy Agent
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Hlyek'S WASHINGTON THEATRE

ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn. Avenue.
Sole Lessee and Manager y.kss n NIxoY
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
A n. DAVENPORT.
On which OCCASION the beautiful CCBAS will sp-
pear in TWO SPANISH AANCES
FANNY BROWN in thr 20 characters
Mr.. IL. BLAND will appear
The performan~os will consist of
COLUMBUS.
After which GU BAs in Spanish Dance.
To be followed hv he drama of
PARENTS AND GUARDIASa
After which CT BAS IN Sp.nish Dance
To conclude with
o A o y 8
Doors open at 7 /; t. conmenc 1T ia precisely
hix1kS CnEHURkE EhnDEs Ci2CUS.
PENNSYLVANIA Az. AND SEVENTH ST
LAST THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF
EATON STONE. JIMMY REYNOLDS
DR.. JAS. l.. ThAfER, MISS MARY CARROLL
ard the present nn pular
CREhORNE CIRCUS COMPANY,
a. they are engaged to appear al
NIXON IS EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTION
at Georgetown.
On THURS DAY EVENING next, Sov 18th.
PERFORMAN CFs-AFrERNoON ANp NIGHT,
10 conclude with the
PONY RACE
On THURSDAY, (Thsnks giving Day.
THE NEW ORGANIZATION WILL APPEAR