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SCHENCK'S'PULMONIC Strip
~ TIE GREAT RIl00n PIRIEIEI

This SIrup will search throufh every blood YES
Sc. ea nalzlpg the circulation, preventing hemor-
dol the sEAWEE0 ToSfc and MANDR sl s1s
the per uent matter. abscesses and ali uloerations
OF the lungs must yield 70 their rover.
persons " no have been cured OF ConsumptOu IN
its several stages by the use Of DR. Schencfs med
By these remedies amer beng confined 20 their
beds, reduced TO mere skeletons, and troubled with
indications Of an advanced stage Of the disease;
put Dy an eLamlnatlon with the Resp IrometeI one
condition. il cannot be dousted thai may 1f iIsss
heNe Teen saved By a timely resort 70 these rene
effected the ps;isnt must have some lungs Temsips
h.v. d.. Victims 3 3 iS,i coNsyMr1IIoN
been cured 4 they had bone 20 DR. Schenof in time
not denied thai some who take sohenci's Palm.p.
that DR. schenek claims foT his medicine is their
to Tpen the sbaoesses and facilitate the dItchsras
S Iths T1LsS msiter to relax the mucous mem
tnose tubes the tough PhleTm or purulelt matter
which 9bstruots them and produces serious dis
sCHENcK's PULMGNicg Strip will pro-
iong NE sometimes several months, by keepint the
imPsdss their fugetions, When the Jugs are too
tar gone 20 cure. There is no medicine that can
ana DR.; Sohenck would rather e-ery one voud
Know their true co nditiOn before taking his medi
Liver and stomach, and makes charfes for al
VICE: or examining lungs IN the ordinary way, or
an, nation with the ResplTOmeter he charges three
9ouare, ano wlAes every one. TIch or poor, that
uoubled villa Cosuveness or Diarrh1a, SallOy
Somplexlon Loss of A petlte. Low SpIrIts X est
lessness ~ Might, or any oSker dsease leadIug 10
Consumption, 10 call on him and get hs ADVICE
DIR. IL. SCHENcK will be at his agents g. y,
Maise, 81 corner kouisiaDe avenue and 7th sts.,
Meroh 18Th, 10 zee patients complaining with
Cout ms; Colds, Liver Complaint, Dy spepsis ,or any
disease leading 10 Consumption He rives advloe
without charge, unless they want q thorough sx-
amlnstl0n with has kespirometor, then hIs fee IL
PTIcs Of the Pulmonic sirun, 81 per bottle or sS
per half cozen. w
Price Of ne Mandrake Pills, Is centsper boz.
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GoTrscHALx'. LAST GRAND CONCERT. = The
manager Of the Gottschalk Concerts, encouraged
by the great success Mr.. Gottschalk and the other
artistes who appear with him have had, has con-
cluded to give one more Grand Concert this eve
ming, in which the great pianist will play
l. Grand Overture of Mahule-Cbase Of King
Henry, fer two PianOs-composed by himself
,. Transcription ID BTavura Of the Quartette OF
Rigoletta.
). Last Hope Religious Meditation b
MsrChe de Mutt.
Carnival Of Venice.
Sigs BrignolI and Susini and Miss Huxley
will also appear tonight, rendering some exqui-
site Parts, as will be seen by the programme In
our amusement column.
Tickets and secured seats can be obtained at
Metzerott's music store.
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STRENGTH OF The CONFEDsRATEs AT MANAs-
sAs.-The following special dispatch from w ash
ington, dated March 9th, YVES published in the
New York Tribune Of Yesterday. We give it for
what II 10 worth.
The following statement OF the strength and
disposition Of the rebel forces opposed to the
Union army Of the Potomac, I have the best
reason for saying, was perfectly accurate -four
DAYS ago. Changes have very probably &C.
cured since, but the main facts must still
pond with the figures which proceed TO give
you.
At Centreville, which is now the strong point
Of the rebes there SIS COO infantry, If 600 cav
airy, al d 100 pieces OF cannon, light and heavy
Behind the batteries along the Potomac there are
from II OOO to Is go men.
At Gum Spring, between Leesburg and Centre
vile, there are three regiments Of infantry, with
a squadron Of cavalry.
At Leesburg there are three regiments Of In.
fantry, one battery. and 400 cavalry.
At point FIVE miles south of Brentsville, thai
Is TO gay, some ten miles south of Manassas there
Is one brigade Of infantry Of 500 men.
These forces do not include any part Of Jack
sons army, forming the rebel left wing.
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MILITARY EXECUTION Yesterday private 10.
seph Kuhne, Of the ID Maryland regiment, was
executed at Fort Henry for the murder Of his lieu
tenant, J. ID. Wilson.
AS the order of Gen. Dix required all the mill
tary within convenient access 10 the fort TO parade
there assembled force Of not less tina 600 men
including the 5th New York, 18th Pennsylvania
5'h Maryland, Sd Maryland and list Maryland
cavalry.
strict guard had been stationed about the
fort, and no civilians being admitted, an immense
crowd soon collected at the gates to gaze throup b
upon the mouTnful spectacle.
The military entered the enclosure and were
formed In a hollow square, extending entirely
around the parade ground, the inside being
cleared entirely of every one except Col Morris
and staff and the representatives Oft the press
About quarter before one O'Clock detachment
Of about 20 men of the First ARTILLERY COMPANY
made their appearance at the south side Of the
square, marching solemnIy towards the scaffold
the culprit being seated in white covered
wagon.
Having reached the scaffold the prisoner. WIN
was clad in the blue uniform of his regiment,
with small black shawl, beneath which his
hands were FIRMLY tied with rope, alig hted In a
sprghtlY manner, and every one around the
gibbet was astonished to notice his calupess
de was accompanied by Chaplain herfoot
Kew. A; A: Reese, Of Baltimore, and the Provost
foot Of the steps. He started upward in a half
run and continued about half way when he
slac kened his pace, but still continued to walk
hnnlY, and deport himself in most Indifferent
under the moose, and turning around calmly
awaited further proceedings.
Major Morris directed the Provost Marshal to
ask him whether he had aught 10 say TO which
ne replied nothing" and turned his face to.
"ards the river, looking candy upon his late COM
Tades in arms
The Chaplain offered up a prayer, and bade
the unfortunate man farewell, when Major Morris
gave the word-the Provost Marshal stepped to-
wards The steps-the rope was quickly drawn-the
uap fell with heavy, dull sound, and the un-
fortunate man was len hanging 'twixt heaven and
earth.
fhe moose had been badly arranged, and when
the trap fell the knot failed to slip to the neck al
intended, the consequence OF which was that the
head was thrown upon one side, the knot drawn
above the ear, and the poor man struggled
For an Instant not the slig htest moyemen mt was
perceptible, but as strangulation began his con-
iortions Were truly frghtfu, althoug not of very
long duration. -
After having hung for about thirty minutes the
surgeon pro1ounced him dead, and being cut
do~n, the body was placed In the conn and de-
hVered into the possession Of his friends.
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Serious Damage to the Transport Mississip.
pi-Capture Of a British Schooner for At.
TEN pfing to run the Blockade.

TEN bloCkaues
Correspondence of the Associated Press.
FORTRESS MONROE, March C.-The steamer
Mount Vernon, which arrived here yesterday,
brings intelligence Of a serio 8 disaster to the
steam transport Mississippi, chartered by the Gov
eminent to carry troops TO Ship Island, which
sailed hence with Gen. Butler and staff on board
a few DAYS since.
On Friday morning last she got on Frying Pan
Shoals, and stove large hole In her bows. She
was hauled of the same afternoon by the Mount
Vernon, and being provided with water-tight
compartment, was found not to be seriously
injured that she could proceed to Port Royal,
where her troops can be disembarked and her
damage repaired
The Mount Vernon left the blockade of VIII.
mington on Monday last. The steamer Fernan-
dina was still there, and the sloop-of-w James
town was bio .kading New Inlet. The steamers
State Of Georgia, Gemsbok and Albatross were
off Beaufort.
The Mount Vernon captured prize on Friday
last-the British schooner British Queen, which
was attempting to run the blockade. She was
sent with a prize crew to Philadelphia. The
crew Of the schooner were brought here by the
Mount Vernon.
The transport steamer Constitution sailed hence
to day.
The steamer Suwanee arrived here this morning
and Is expected to leave for Hatteras tonight
The flag OF truce which was sent out yeste I'd ~
afternoon returned without having any commu-
nication with the enemy.
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METHODIST Episcopal CoNFKRENcKs lin the
baltimore Conference Yesterday VIM. X. Boyle,
IT,, was admitted into full connection The Rev
j. B. Morgan, from the special committee to re.
port the estimates for the support ofsuperannuated
preachers in certain cases. reported the amount to
be 80 ,13l; estimates for widows and children
%, 170-total 1921. The claims allowed
amounted to 81 ,OT9 80. The report was adopted
In the East Baltimore Conference several elder
were elected, and the proposition Of the lay dele
CATION In the Conference rejected by vote Of a.
TO 1913. The appointments for the several pulpit,
in Baltimore on Sunday were made, and without
the transaction Of other important business thu
Conference adjourned.
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Spiri, Of the Morning Press.

The IHtsIIigsnesr favorably reviews the recent
message Of thePresidentt to Congress recommend
ing the adoption OF resolution guaranteeing com
pensat.on to the owners Of slaves in such states as
may provide for the gradual abolition OF slavery.
The Republican, in commenting upon the Pres
ident's message relative 10 emancipation, says:
Recommending to the States 10 emancipate
their slaves the President H. Of course, In favor
Of the measures pending I'm Congress for the COM
pensated emancipation Of slaves in the District
and will give his glad and prompt approval to the
law which will be matured, having that bench
cent and long desi red object in view"
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1--WE learn from an Official document that
during the ten years ending 1850, no fewer than
S,466 persons were killed while working in the
coal mines Of the United Kingdom.
NTIn the Government securities the sales of
last week in New York will amount TO about
81 SOC, 600, including treasury. - -
IL The lowest price offered for an army sub
stitute In Richmond is $50, and the highest 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08

EMANCIPATION MEETING IN NEW YoRK
meeting Of the emancipatioDists Of New York
night. Hon. James A. Hamilton pre,ided ana
TIE usual number OF vice presidents were elected
Letters were read from Senators Wilson, King.
Mlmot, sumner, Secretary Blair, and Hon Geo
Spain ~
The plot of the meeting was evidently to man
ntAcIuIe "a pressure" for the emancipation Of the
slaves a. war measure frst hold ny the reyolted
states 20 territories and making such regulations
az shall put an end to slavery az a blow Post
master General Blsir In his letter advocates colo
nizstfoB, ard argues that enamel patton alone
would not remove the cause OF the war but would
unite the whites Of the South more firmly against
the Government, as they oppose enamel patton
yast as Nofthern workingmen would oppose Il, II
slaves N our midst
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C0NGREsSIONAL..
xXxvu,h CONeREss-s.e.nd Session.

sxNATR--Afler our report closed Yesterday
The Senate engaged In the consideration OF
exc cutive business, and finally adjourned until
Me .nday.
HOUSE After our report closed =
The following was adopted 80 &
Rssolred, That the Secretary Of War commu-
nicate 20 this House the number aRe and con-
-dition Of the Africans who have been under the
supervision Of Major General Wool, commanding
at Fortress Monroe, Virginia, since he has had
control Of that department.; together with the
amount Of work and service performed by them;
the pay, II any, which they have received; and
the cost to the Government for their maintenance
and support
The bin regulating the franking privilege was
discussed at length, and the House adjourned until
Mond.ay next. . e,
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BALLS. PARTIES. nc.

SEGoNg GRAND BALL OF THE CART
LgMBIAN ARMORY-rhe membe of
thls Association announce 10 ther friends
sno the public m general thai they III giyethA
Iuesdty, March 18th, ls6, Tickets 81, admitting
is@an ina a. see fTt.'s
DROP. G. r, BARNES FASHIONABLE
y DANCING ACADEMY Y, at Tempersnoe "a
Hal, b street. between 9Th and 10th Clssles 81
ever EUesdaJ and FTlday-afternoor class ~
az 5, evening class at. Soiree every FRIDAY &
evening a.: O'clock. Music by Prof Geo Arth.
60. Apply as above. fe Inns
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DEPARTURE OF Gov. JOHNSON FOR TBSNEs-
,EE Gov. Andrew Johnson, accompanied by
his son, Col. Robert Johnson, VIM A. Browning
secretary, &c, Hon. Horace Maynard, and Hon
Emerson Etheridse. Clerk of the House, left
Washington Yesterday afternoon for Nashville
via Harrisburg, Piitsburg, C Cincinnati and Louis,
will
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Linen Goods full assortment oil kinds of the best
Embroideries and Pocket Handksrohisfs. recent
supplies IN ell grades, =
Zine ald medium White Flaunels,
Plain White and PLAID Cambrios and Muslins.
All OF the above at one proverbially low prloe,
marked in pain figures, the actual cash standard
An inspection Of stock imel,ss no eblisstion 10
purohAse. PERRY BRO,
mn 7-6t Penn. aYenuA and 9th n.
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REBEL IsNoRANCE.-The st. Louis Democrat
Of last Friday says:
Out Of the sixty-eight Confederate prisoners
taken by Captain Oliver at the Blue Springs set
tlement, In Jackson county, Missouri, only four
teen could write their names. The written
vouchers for this fact is in this city, and can be
hibited. The large portion Of the prisoners from
Fort Donelson, no cannot read, is notorious.
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM THE SOUTH, VIA FORT.
REss MONROE.
EXCITEMENT AT NORFOLK

REPORTED To BE AT WIN
TON IN FORCE AND MOVING
ON NORFOLK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08

IL Hewett's block, in Cleveland, Ohio, was
burned on Tuesday night The losers are: Man
ming Reite, Hiachinists; Wheeler Co, water
drawer factorv Cary Co, white lead works,
and others Loss SIPS 600
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PROFESSOR MORRIS AZUMEA.
THE PREMIUM
Crr n m, A ~

MaRufsetured By z. MOCKRIDeE CO., No.
50 North Fourth Street, Phjladeiphia,
and No. 1873 Reade Street, New York.
This exoelent composition does not contain n
particle Of Alum, Saeratus, any kipd Of delete
culinary PREPARATION, 10 in allible and invau-
able; At the Far IN CINCINNATI. there were a
number OF Baking Powders on exhihition-the
A1umee. With several others, was ANAL sed. and
ootalned the hrst prize, As the purest and best
without ierBenting it. or leaving any sediment.
ana retains the nutrtive Qualities Of the wheat
the best of which lost By the Ordinary ferment,
Ing process. thence one loaf Of zumea bread CON
tans es much nutIlment ~ two Iosyes of yeaet
pread, and weighs Is per cent more6 il keeps moist
LOT many days, and never sours- Many celebrated
physicisns, both in this country and Europe, have
declared this to be the only true and natural bro
CESS for MAKING bread, and at least 900 families
10 rhlladelph,a have, BY their constant use Of the
Azumea for bread, cakes, pastry, DO durIpr the
last three years, give their hearty approval For
sale by Grocers in Washington and 6eorg etown.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q writ Of 6eri
H.t facIas under hen law, issued from the Clsrf's
once OF the Circuit Court of the District OfsCo-
umbIa; Tor the county Of Washington, a-d 70 me
alrected. will expose 20 pusho sale, for cash. ia
'front.' OF The court Loute door Of said COUNTY on
FRIDAY the 2lst day Of March next, IsS2 8, n
oc.ocs m the tollowlnt dcscIihed property, 20
wit, VIZ Al defendants right. title aim or IN
terest IN and TO q certain dwelling housC lerected
on lot NO. and the south Is feetl inches Of lot
No. g. IN sc usTe No 81. in the city of WashRftOn
ID. G., eeiZed and levied upon az the propeTtv o}
Julius sIedt. and will be sold 90 sstlsfs judoi.It
T. Walker. j. ID. HOOVER
fe > dts MsTsh.I
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- The amount to be raised by taxation In
Philadelphia the coming year In addition 10 the
alnaIy receipts, h neatly % ,000, 00O TO raise
WIS amount, there Is real and personal property
ss ~ ss.s - ~ ~ 81 The rats OF tax win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08

WHY TIE CoNFEDERATEs REFUSED TO
GIVE UP COLONEL CORCoRAN.
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MAPS AND DRAWINGS FOUND UPON Hrs
PERSON.
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WILLARDs' HALL-GOTTsCHALK.
TRIs SATURDAY, EVENING, Msrch 9,
POSITIVELY LAST CONCERT OF
L. NJ. GOTfSCHALE,
ArsIsted by
sI6'A HINKLEY, BRI6NOLI, sUsINI.
HENRY sANDERsON,
The dlst1ngulshed Pianist, has kindly volunteered
to assist Mr.. 6ottschalk on this occasion,
MAX MARETZEK,
Director and Conductor.
PROGRAMME.
1, Duetto-Elisir d'Amore.
2. Grand Overture of MahuIs-Chase Of
so!sse6slf ,psr sS H b. The Author
s. vedrsi Carino, !. Don Giovanni" sis's Huxley
kom.6a aSI Hpse SStas a., siFa sasisI
tette q Risolstti. composed and PSF
formed BY 6ottschslk.
sis'a Hinkley and Sig. Brirn,li
tBl M.rShs sd de Nait, oom MsSa' sId
lerfoymsd By Gottschslk
IL. seIenade; composed BY Gottsohslk
s1s 10, snd sung BTisnoIi
performed By 6ottschalk.
The price of admission is fixed at one dollar.
Last Gottschslk Concert can bs secured al MI.
Metzerotrs uso Store 90 IN or of 18th street and
Penny,vsnia avenue, commencing this morning
The grand pianos used on this occasion are from
the celebrated m seufaotury of Chckering Son
Doors open az ~ f; Concert to commence ats.
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Z. Towers 3 CO.,
STEAM BOOK ARD JOB PAINTING r
TAELI6HMKNT, Z
0ovnHr L0eusssu<z xus,~u>.s - 1s~-sg a. /.

The attention Of the bssinsss eonmunty q re-
s 81 &! i sssa se 3 e Va
nsv msIs.lsl. u ths post llses nalnss. Il Sov
.SIsreo e sxeSnes n ssosnssoy syss. EVEN
Reoks, Slsssk:s. fsnShlsss. oards. cirsulsrs,
ISs stsssfies q n:mSsrs of coasr,ss /. s.,.-
eiaiIy resnsstsd for Qnr heilitss }or prinsfnr
Sc s siss. = W ssvs the 'svsss' So RSv 9
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AMUSEMENTS.

THEATER.-sixth night of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
tertairment will CONN enoe with The fsrce % "Psrs
Biunde.rLfst Rooney, Mr.. u. Williams, after
sonss.l Mira. o. Williams TO conclude with the
farce Of Born TO Goos Luok"-PaddJ O'Raf srty,
with songs.l Mr.: b. Williams. seats can be Sc
cured days in advance at the box ofboe. IT.
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TIE AOs sAFH 5HE SssSS f sEsH EVER
"Ye.." p.sislys cure Ssls of
eoNoRRHGSaic. SsE EEE GfIsEsA AsFFSs5ruREs, h.
S0Ps tsn BIZ 30 M N s no Bs:s@ Mercury
juTe the stomach or bowels Of the most Delicate
Of ne H1yeIsty one Of he mos'
DO0 saM i1d RifF'H;.s S 81 Fl day
VIII cure any case IN from two to four days, and
:. TWENTY-FoUR HOURS.
ne ,S s9n.;EIs, no iroseis 40 esarss .tarsrs,.
q who have beer Eorsed With Bssa@ Cola S' or
ne 0a,'' at s5S Al III GIFT. :"
Sent Sent. By y. mail i : Pl.ln envelope. -
"a Is aiIai Sess' kTSt SNp HERR,,crs
oS VsEE re ssGbsissEsa AsEs9, on
Of ssd asssP
This form ofthe dis enSln maze. n. anna. :,
cur on other pls shs,
mostly on the sIoins, and very osn a. aIcsfs Of
Any ana III Of sR Rs,ss nodes q the
szaTbE ( E S,|s. sSD 5yeEs
psAMARIrANs cHANcRK WASH.
FREE Is cents. Full directions, plain anon eh
fSf anybody to understand, fHsss rem
No. - South Elghth sfrsef
U-I.,.. Philadelphle. Pa.
~ Letters answered aad advice given free.
a Ill THE BEST COOKING STOVES. IA.
"A BE CUTLERY, 60 !, 10 b had or 80 -
w. II. HAR RnVER.
CANE PEP ES1k r Z. AND TIN WARE OF
w. H. narrower,
mn ON : 532 7th street.
Il SHOW CASES.
v X > EFT wO SHOW CASES,
49, 80 silver plated bars. ] -
Call at No. "a Loainans aveuas.J d
NH 7-2ts M RI FprvNn ~
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. -
NOTICE OF REMoVAL. - a
The delivery once Of this company q r,usvsd
b st@ rn y sTssf g the large depot on Tes
SHikEs Of al DESCRIPTIONS told, prioos. ~
~ SMITHS, No, go Nh stf fsN-im
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zSossyslt6 4. Aivsys shssa ksx s :, va
8 sjs s s:s:s & : e ss; g.: :I' Of
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nj AksHALs sALEEln virtue Of writ Of
circuit court OF the District Of Columbia for the
county OF WSshinEton, and 10 me direoted, 1
val expose 20 public sale, for cash, in front of the
Court House door of SAID county, on MONDAY.
the Sst day of March, instant, 1852 at "a o'oloci
M the following property. to-uit. vz:-I,ot No.
IS, IN square No al lot No 3 IN square No q, ioi
no 5, "a square No. IS, lot No. u, in square No.
80, lot NO. 10 IN EQuare No. s., and lot NO IS IN
square No. Is, IN the city Of Washington. D. G,
together with all and sIngrlsr the Improvement
thereon. sered and levied upon az the proreTty of
brOo Msekaii, aud will be sold 10 satisfy judioIs
No: 81 TO MAJ term ls6l, in favor Of Hooe brother
NH dts late Nsr,f.1 40 -
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FOR FEW DAYS ONLY have removed
JeyeiIy Store 20 j. h SMITHS, No. $50 Sew
enth street, near +, where Lshsll offer 10 st less
tn:n =, Ssoesale cost prices, for fey s9ny
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NAVAL MEDICAL BOARD.

~ NAVAL MEDICAL BOARD.
"A Board of Medical OfhcerG will convene at the
NAVAL Asylum. Philadelphia, on March IL, 1854
for the examination IF Candidates for "a b.
the Medical Corps of the Navy.
a. 6entiemen desiring permission to appear before
the Board aust make ap ploetion 20 the Honorable
Secretary of the Nav, stating their rcsidenoe,
Place ana date Of sfth, accompanied with respect
Applicants must not be less than tWenty lone no
more than twenty SIX years Of age.
No expense Is allowed BY Government TO Candi.
dates attending The sessions OF the Board A. a suo
oesstn examination 10 legal prerequisite for ap-
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odd FELLOWS HALL!
THE FAR-FAMED
sandfOrd's Opera Troupe.
8. 8. SANFORD,
Manager and Proprietor of
SANDFORDS OPERA HOUSE,


This famous Comseny Of vooalists, Musicians
and Comedians, assisted by
MRS. ANNA BORDwELL,
The Queen Bird Of Song. will appear
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
AT THE ODD PILLOWS HALL.
The entertainment viii be of superior order. EN-.
Bnrtesque Opera, Comedy, Tragedy, Panic.
|. mime, and Eztrauagan
in which the SANFORD Troupe excel the world.
The opening programme will present the latest
Songs, Ballads, Choruses, Dances, &o
DYoWins Room Seenes-OId Draytor,s
Concluding with the Burlessue Opers of
La EOMNAMBULA.
Emlnl- MRS. A. Rordwell
Connt odo.ho -'--.--.--.--- MT. A PsIpe
YUM houoPno----- Mr.. j. A. Arnold
SHtS.sao----- ----- Mr.. SANFORD
SoSo' ~. ------ NH Edmond
Iona Ihsresa.--- Mr.. w, Rordwe
Eliza - Mr.. r Y Arnold
Conductor of Dorchester. Mr.. J. w. Holden
For particulars see bills of the day.
Cards OF admission Is cents. A few secured seats
reserved, 50 cents.
Doors opeI q half past O'Clock commence At
Box Office open from half psst 10 to II O'Clock.
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