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DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI

ARRIVAL OF General Price at Little Rock.
Ark.-Ihe Rebels Being Collected for
Another Campaign.
ST LOUIS. March ga gentleman direct
from Fayetteville, Ark, says the Little Rock
True Democrat of the 10th announces the ar
Ilvai OF General Price at that point who
would soon take the field with Gen. Hindman.s
army.
The same gentleman says General CabelI *
coiiectlng the scattered rebel forces north of
tne Arkansas river, evidently with the design
OF operating against our troops in that section-
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MADAME yIJLIERs

PHIoEs OF FApNLssIoE.-Balcony Chairs. rs cents;
Urchestra Seats, 75 cents Parquette so cents Fam
ily Circle Is cents; Private Boxes S5
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
The Comedietta,
YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER.

saturday-Miss ALICE PLACIDE, for one nj ght
Great Bill.
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LADIE
Accordi Mary
Anderson Rachel
APPEL Mrs FL
Austin Mrs Jos A
Andrews Mrs s L
Arthur Isabella G.
Anderson Mrs NJ J
Averill Mrs VIM
Anderson Mary L
Allen Ann
Brooke Mary F
Brooks Adaline
Beall Celia V
Brown Elizabeth
Beck Kate
Brown Jenny
Brown Mary ]
Bowen Mrs W II
Brent Jas r
Baldwin Mrs l. s
Barker Mrs L A II
brewster Margaret J
Benter Ann
Bacon Evie
Boston Sarah
Brick Mary
Bromigin Jane
BENEDICT Margaret
Barrett Mrs L ID
Burris sarah 2
Butler Mrs w III
Began Kate
Brokins Amanda
Bennett Madam
Bryan Mrs DR.
Butler Amelia
Chase Maria
Clark Jennie ii
Clark Martha
Grass Mrs A E
Craft Betty +
Crawford Mrs C F NJ
Cowing Louise s
Cowie Jenny A
Clifford Lottie
Chandler Laura
Clagett Mrs Alfd T
Coleman Carrie
Connolly Ann
Cahell Anna NJ
Colby Ellen Nj
Chamberlin Miss Z A
Carter Mrs I'll p
Collins Walter
Chandler Caroline
Cassin Eliza
Carter louisa
Cooley lucy X
Curse Mrs Wm
Curtis Jane
Campbell Virginia
Cam pbell Mrs III
Carlton Mrs Capt c ii
Dodd Julia
Day Mrs l. Gardiner
Dean Ann
Doane Sophia
Daney Mary
Deyerux HELEN
Doughty Ann p
Destonde Mrs Adnen
Dyser Miss NJ Az
Dudley Kate
Dougherty Mrs L b
Davis Cath
Davis Mary f
Dorsey Harriet
Dillin CHAM
Driscoll Maggie
Davis Mary A
Dou glass Amanda NJ
Davenport Fannie
De Frondat Mrs Chas T
Dudley Annie u
Downing Sallie NJ
Duncan Elizabeth
Desm ond Mrs Mary
Donnelly Mollie
Douglas Ellen
Delany Louise
Denny Mnry A
Drury Emily
Densinow Mary B
Dove Mary A
Deere Maggie
Dennis Mary
Dauson, Margaret
Elliott Mrs Jane X
Eberhart Georgiana
En- erick Mrs
Everett Mrs G '
Fitch Mrs VIM G
Foley Mrs
Flannary Nellie
Fisher lizzie
FentOn Martina
Flowers Ann T.
Foster Susan
Fitzpatrick Anna VI
Fitzgerald Margaret
Gair Mrs
Greene Hannah
Gaskins Emily
Graham Julia
Goodrich Mrs c B
Goodwin Hattie
GaSkin Emily
Hill Harry
House Jane V
HCyt Aaron
Hall Charlotte
Hook Mrs w B
Hearty Ellen
Harmon Mrs Jno J
Hubert Theodosia
Harris Anna l.
Hewlett Kate
Heisberger Mary
Howard Jane
Henry Cath
Hathaway Sally
Howard MOllie
Harris Mrs NJ c
Howland Annie NJ
Hotchkiss HELEN NJ
Henry Harriet A
Hill Lucy
Hanlon Ellen
Hollohan Mary a
Homans Rhoda l.
HaIlom Sarah
Horner Ann
Harvey Kate
Harmon Sallie2
Houston Amy
Howard Nellie
Hofford Mrs NJ
Handley Mrs n Y
Henry Mrs Fl A
Judah Mrs Brig Gen II n
Jones Maria b
Johnson Mary w
Ingersoll Mrs H @
Johnson Matilda
Ingersol Julia X
Jaldin Emma
Johnson Sinpornia
Jenkins Mollie
Jackson Arabella
Ives Carrie
Judah Mrs General Hy N
Jordan Emma
Johnson Mrs Arnold
Hurts Sarah z
Kemp Mrs A
Kendig Cath
Knatz Annie
Kurtz Sarah
Kennedy Cath
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MACHINE spwJNn

AI MACHINE sRWING. -
a. IL I. Aines OF Machine Stitching, Embroidering
HHiess Hesss Making, &C., promptly executed at 40
Ninth street, between II and I. Family sc wing
,nttended to at abort notice Ladies' wishing ts
few lessons.
Also, Rooms TO rent. mar 2s-2ws
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RLACK DIAMOND LINE
CUMBERLAND COAL.
The subscribe RS have just or sanized lina ofE.ht
arsis low cabin canal boats for the purpose of an n
plying Ihe city with Cumberland Coal. All orders
Ior coal oy the cargo should be addressed to
w. r. SNOW & CO.. or
MORGAN RHINEHART,
iuoi S0-eoim Foot of g straet
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NOW IS THE TIME

ont Of stv,e %tieS "4 Rsias OF LADIES' CATERS
- 20 10 "A. X H00VBR
m Io-fNo NO. S3l Pa. av. bet 6th and 7tn sts
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M UA YILLIEKS,
LNCOCRAGED by 4 great number Of friends to
repeat her last Concert of Tuesday 9th o March
VIII endeaver with all her to realize so fatter
ing request. To that purpose she respectfully
informs the citizens and the public of Washington
BENEFIT AND LAST CONCERT
viii take place on the
18th OF APRIL,
At WIZARDS, Hall. Madame De Villiers will be
assisted this occasion by the elite of Artists in
New ork and Washington. Then, for Easter
hohdays q rich musical entertainment may be
expectea. Tickets usually 81
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s. T.-1s6O-X.

Another wonderful gredient, of Spanish ori gin.
irnparting beauty to the compl sxion and briiancv
70 the MIND, is yet unknown to the Commerce of
the world, and we withhold its name for the
present.
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smile was on her lip-hea.th was in he r look,
strength was in her step, and in her hand-Plants-
ton Bitters."
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|. WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY MARCH 27 1868
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1865.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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ST LOUIS, Oct. I.-Tne latest accounts of
Sheloys raiders cay they divided eight miles
southwest Of Arrow Rock yesterday rnornins
a, out 2,6o0 Federals were in pursuit, and had
Killed twelve rebels and lost four men
A fight is reported on the Bisckwster on
M Moncay evening, and a skirmish below Arrow
hoek yesterday morning No particulars are
given
Gen. Fisk, at Pilot Knob, reports the expedi
lion in Arkansas met a body OF rebels under
Reeves and Crandall, at Pittnan's Ferry killed
thirteen, and captured quite q number, inclu-
dlng one lieutenant colonel, one major, ana two
captains.
On the 7th, Major Watson surprised cafnp
OF rebels at Evening Shades, Lawrence county.
ana captured one captain, three lieutenants.
destroyed the camp.
srCop1e
ixed TO resist The rebel conscriptioy
Waldo +. johnson, ez- United States Senator
has abandoned the organization of the Missouri
State Guard.
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BOARDING.

"A dated With ylsasaat Rooms, With Or without
Board. at 442 street, bstwsa 1ifsh nd Sixth.
90 1-9tf
E>Ok R1uT-esvsral we'll -flrniahsA BID 1oOk
Rcsl YrenshAAA cooks. AAl rssDsstfll vaitDys
xeIt. xsfsrs1ss rssuirsl. Inquire Of HI. B4AAx,
262 IT,. bet l7th anl 18th. - SET
900 YIRDT eTIlIR 1ABY-DDTWlID
CSO And B, (CAyisOl lW) 0ssNsnsa I'D tAslr
wives, aaA single gsltlsaa, ga bs assemnsAatDA
With larss IlssAat Rooms with Bsarl. 1sfsre:ss
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from the army hoepital-the bloody battle
hld-the mansion of the rich and humble abode
sithe poor-from the ofice and the sacred desk
rom the mountain top, distant valleys aud
l@.on islands Of the ocsan-from every nook
asd corner Of the civilized worlds pouring
IN the evidence Of the astonishing effects OF
DaAKE'SPLANTATIONB BITTERS. Thou
snds upon thousands Of letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our oface
REpsBURY, Wis, Sept. 1o, 1853.
/ have been in the army hospi--
has for fourteen neutrality-suspicious. and near
1, dead. At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle
Of Plantation Bitters. u y Three bottles
restored my speech and cured me. 4
C.H. FLAurR"
SOUTH WARSAW, O., July IS, 1863.
's One young man, who had been
sick and not out OF the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. u
EDWARD WoUEALL.'
The following is from the Matron Of the
Union Home School for the Children OF Voiun-
tssrs: a..-..s
NEW YORK, August2 ,, 1863.
CDR. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Bitters have been given to some OF our little
children suffering from weakness and weak
lungs with most happy effect. One little girl,
in particular, with pains in the head, loss Of
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
whom ell medical skill had been exhausted,
has been entirely restored. We commenced
with but q teaspoonful Of Bitters day. Her
appetite increased; strength and health follow
ed n
Respectfully, MRS. o. M. DEvoR"
''* I owe much to you, for 1 verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved nv
life
RBv. w. H. WAGGoHER, Madrid, Y"
"% 4 Thou wilt send me two bottles
more Of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has
been greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend Asa CUREIN, Philadelphia Pa
"* Ihave been great sufferer from
dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching Y
The Plantation Bitters have cured
REV. is. CArHoRs, Rochester, n Y"
.* \ Send us twenty -four dozen more
Of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity of
which are daily increasing with the guests OF
our house. SYKES CHADWICK d Go.
Proprietors Wizards Hotel Washington, D. c."
"~ have given the Plantation Bit
sers to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with
the most astonishing effect.
q. w. ID. ANDREWS
Superinten dent Soldiers Home Cincinnat O."
'~ e The Plantation Bitters have cured
ne OF liver complaint, of which was laid up
Pestrate and had to abandon my business.
h. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Or
~ The Plantation Bitters have cured
ne OF q arrangement OF the kidney and urfna-
n organs that has distressed me for years. 1t
acts like charm.
q. q. MOORE, Agent for Colgate Co.,
254 Broadway"
..r &c, &c, &C., &c,
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TO FEMALns. i rls.
DIR. CHEESEMAN,S pILLx.

The ingredients IL these Pills il the result of
long and extensive practice mild ia their ooers-
tion epd snre TO correct eli irreguiari,iss Painful
nsnstfuatfons, REnoyIEG ALL oBsrRuoTIoHs,
the side, pelpitaton Of the heart. whites, s nsr-
yous affections, hyste RIGS. disturbed sleep, whioh
arises from Interruptions OF nature.
DIR. OHEESEMAN 3 PILLS
AFRO positive remedy for ll eonpaints peculiar
lIouLAaIPY, Explicit dirsetisns, stating when
they should Hor BE USED, with each box. Price
~ Hold By all Drusgists. 45assz
= IUTCHINGB & HILLYER. Proprietors,
= =. 81 Cedar street, New Iofk City.
Sold by g. FORD, 2o2 Pa. avenue. ss9. eo8n
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.LOAKs AND sHAWLS

(1L0Axs AND sHAwLsi, n., prcr,vrn
= A2lsn4id stost of .disg o3hp o3hpky1D y e. and sLAoK
beautifpl designs; also, Great VARIETY OF the nev
STILES OF EHAWL6. For sale low bZ
eel AlEA M.TAYLOk G OO.
10R. ". B. HURLEY, LATE o! NAsHyILL1
sens 81 tkia city, that he propoaes to practice III
pFofesaion. For the present he can - found .
67G lkhth st1eet, bet. II anA u, 3fms
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Tnn excellent Family and News Jeurna
eoh.aanins greater variety Of interesting
Ae<soihg than can be found in any other. -
published on Friday morning.
akRss-casa, ssearss5ly = sSsaea
fnsis Eng py copy per annum. ..........,Si g
Ten copies s' ..s'.......s tS
twenty -hve copies ...........s q a
II Invariably esntains TIE .wash,nrso,
News" that has made TIE Dssls xue.S.,e ~,
circulate 60 genei-::.. tArcseAont me eonntr,
~ Single copies lin lwTappsrs) can be pro.
cured at the counter, immediately after ths
issue Of the paper. Pnce-THRlI CzNrs.
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HAPR1N1ss Oh AIs1RYI-THAf - I'll
Ian eShissT - nsSsss1fiHia Wsab4Es 81 ftsAT6 ssf
ana MEDICINE, have dstermined-rssardlss oS
Asnanity fo OF tseir most instruetiys ana iatsf.
sGsiaS Lectures on Marriage snd tn DielaaMhek
asstion, WeskneM, DsPrssGioa, or ieloranso 6
Eaysiology and Gature's Law. fhsse invaluahle
saving Thousands srd VIII be Forwarded frse 81 fks
fecsipt Of four stamps, by addrssslne Esvaasy
Broadway New York. 81 kH
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Salute at Erie.

ERIE, PA, Oct 4.-Salutes are being mr.
here to-day in honor Of the election of brop,
aud Curtin.
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a NO INPOsI PIONi

4Z4 4Zf
MADAME ROSS, Doesrsss sad Assrelssiss,
Formerly located at 333 G st. north, has removed
to No. 424 18th street north, above NsW York av-
enue, or block from Treasury Department.
She was born with . natural gift. She tells the
past and future-neyer known to fail. Causes
speedy marriages; brings together those long sep.
dentia1.
She is the only person that can show . likeness
OF future husband absent friend in reality.
Ladies 80 cents Gentlemen al oe 9-lmH
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PERSONAL.

IA D1. DAVInN
N113HOD OF F1lAPINQ ALL vlHD11AL And
PIiyaSs NssAsee - fast sAilias favor. Al Isrss1s
lQ - With SyDAilts, 6olsrrAOa, aAa eSniA9a
49, viii q yell % sau lDoa hin. Isaals
DbeAsse Of al kinds ssisstiA ally Esatsl. OAaI0.s
noaeiete. Keen as. "a. 4SS Seventh s,rcss.
1vl giving notice to al in9uir Ing PERSONS. tAst
she IL now ready. 70 read the Past. Present and
Future. and may be sonsultsd on various matters
of I'm portanee at tany time from .. N until p n.
Ladies 20 cent?; gentlemen 9l. No. 80 south T..
Capitol Hiu, Weshinaton. D. O. N-lVf
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, BAL EBTA TT ENOY,

Persons wanting to Rent or Purehass DWELLING or
Store Houses can be accommodated at the Heal
1sttse Asensy. Alss: persons having Pro1erty Of
can be furnishsl With the best Of pursk asers and
tenants free of charge.
Whom desired, the very best Of references saa be
aivea. Apply to
PI6ARE. OOGsVILL L JACKSON.
attorneys saG Cosassllors. as Lss sad Real Istass
lSS Seventh street. spDo, the Psst oAss-Roons
se l5lmsl 10 and 30. up stairs. ...s
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0.-T.-l80o.-<.


Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lasatads, palpitaton Of the heart,
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, &C., deserve TO sufsr II they
will not Try them.
They are recommended By the highest aedi-
sal althorities, and are warranted TO produce
IN sn.medisse beneficial eject They are exceed.
insly agreeable. perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTIoI.-Any psrsoa pretending TO sell
Plantation Bittsrs in bulk Or by tho gallon u .
swindlsr and inpostsr. We only pat it up in
our Log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles rsnllsd
with imitation delsssrious sta1, for which ssv.
sral persons are already in prison. sss that
every bottle has oar United States Stamp over
The cork, and signature ON stsel plate side Ia
bsls. -.--:
Sold by respectable dealers throughout ,Ae
habitabls globe.
s,ss .... p. II. DRAKE & CO.,
cam QO9 Rpoad~av. NJ
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TIE LAST NIGHT BUT OWE AT REGULAR
DRAMATIC PRICES.

AAohAAD dkoVkh. :. Director.
TIE LAST HIGHT But osK AT REGULAR
The interior of this beautiful rheatsr has re-.
ee,vea tne Sarmest eulogiums; it is universally
FINEST TRsATERs IN THE WORLD.
THURSDAY EVENING. Get. Is.
three rights ss most the last three aSh!s
E. 'fs Z. e61s1fissi DxVEsPdEf, q fsf Drama
J. W. wALlACK,
MRS FARREN
O. KOPP1rz,
the sRxsb selsss osGHSsEsa rs! fCada' the
nss sns Rs.an:.sa o Ne"
the last tire tAs. startling bis.eiieai romanes, %
written expressly for Mr. J, ". .Wallask, .Jr, and
'''' '' 'a TaF Z r4s WITH rss
This play which created such intense blaze sfex
eitement it's last win be produced
nifcsnt amer IN which i vas put put pom the stare.
bringing together, it did, the entire resources
.It-won tie most earnest sncomiums from T eve ever,
hehoider. The hundreds OF .nxious inc uirers who
haze appeared daily at the box Office betoksn for
J. v Waliack Is. Leon, the Man in the Iron Mask
u. Davenport az. s....----- Roehtort his friend
Friday, rosirivey the last night at reeuls. dra-
matte psicas and
FAREWbLI BENEFIT OF
MR.. f. L. DAVENPORT,
who: on thia ocessiod only, will appear as BRUTCS
in JULIUS CESAR embracing 9 east Yf eh.rae-
sss sss 5ssss also vi" 6s Il.
saturday-Beneht of the U. q. 4anitary C,m
mission
MONDAY. October 10. Mr.. and Mrs W. J. FLOR
EECE. the Irieh Boy and Yanl ee Gal.
Doors open rt7, Overture 1T ~.
Rates Of ddnfS Sion.-Dress and Parquet Circles
20 c. nts; Orches Airs, IS cents: Family Circle
Is cents; Reserved seats. Is cents extra.
On FRIDAY afternoon DonEett's grand opera of
LA FILE DU REGIMENT
will be given
The pIiee Of adm iEsion has been fixed at 5o cents
70 all parts OF the house, except Gallery rs cents
Sc ais be secured atthe oil ce OF Growers The
atsr for tie Opera AatInses without extra charge
Doors open at2, Pei formancss som mencing At s
O'CLOCK. Is
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COLUMBIA CORNlT AND srRINI BAND
to the public, that he is ready to furnish Ausie{
for Priyate Parties. Balls. Pie. MICS, hssass,
required. 1t the shortest notice By having orders
at John 1semans, corner of Pennsyl,ania avenue
and 9Th street east. HENRY ISDMAN
seq sm~
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nIORTH AMERICAN REvIlW FOB OCTOBER.
acribs The Trial of the Oonstitutioni Dans's Ge-
oinev !. Quiefism d in the aNineteenth Century !;
Trnnndsl Ia Lectures on Heat; The Evolution of
sLaneuags; The Antieuity Of Man Hy giens. with
81 cfeGhlistianity conesfning itself Society in the
Ieysnt Critical Notices: q. -
oc8F Feds sss g 1hANCk TAYLOk, AGENT.
01O0RIB WIsT END DRUG STORE 4
stFl - - = s113 PHNH AyxNUH. SOUTH SIDE
MOOely AGUE CURA. eRURET SPHOIFiO
and TONIC CORD1AL are articles that com- r
: 4 largo stccf d DRUGS. MEDIuIHls. do. I'D
Tor sale g anoye.... GO :. - -..a- .oo2 ~ -
TyHIe 10 10 NOTIFY gUTLIRs OF TH1
u army 1aAt1 am rrepered % furnish q eIl timns
VoTtaining % satlers. .OHA1Ll1 sLI0S.'sF
Oofneg Of John Ind Ostksdral r..
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the languid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
ture's great restorer. They are composed of
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintsrgreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, Gc., all preserve in
perfectly pure St. Croix Rum.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

CHEAR FOB sALB.--A hne CONCERT sA-
~ LOON. situated in the best part Of the city,
with lease and license s, In consequence of leav-
Ing the city, cheap for sale. Root oppor tunity
TO dou Bile the money. Inquire at tbs Star office.
p ooMss, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR GENTLE
ROOMS, and several single ROOMS can be had in
agenteel private house within five minutes walk
OF the Post Office and Pennsylvania avenue. Mem
yell to exam inc them. Enquire OF W. BUkDON,
Real Estate Agent, room 3, corner of eth and y.
oc 12-lw
FOR RENT-Several Nicely furnished ROOMS,
L iuitable Tor mess OF gentlemen. Can be 20.
commod ated with frst-class Board If desired Ap-
ply. 24S g near nth street. oc 9-6ts
EoR RsALE-A Large PLATFORM COAL SCALE.
~ TX. JORDAN, Carpenter.
oc 9-1v& corner Of q and 18th sts.
HOUeE FOB sALE-One of the finest in George.
IL town, containing about is rooms, In con plste
order, with hot and cold water in the oh am bsrs,
carriages extensive grounds attached, With choice
Also. thst nne buildins lot tin in tsis % city on II.
q f % =
terms inquire OF JAMES r. HALLIDAY. Real Is:
tate Broker, s15 Eleventh street, doors south Of
oe,.eost: =" Intel Union
EoR sALE.-A rare chance for = profitable in
HOU 81, g by 81 feet and u dsep situated on the
privilege Of ali the ice formed op said basin Said
to embark in safe and profitable business For
further information enquire of PETER G. HEN
DEBe0N. 1O1 Queen street, Alsxandria, Va, or
464 10th st., between D and E, Warrington.
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AND FRUIT TRgls

" AC1NIdo AMI EhO1G Th3B.
The und ndersisned has Just received, per steamer,
his choice collection Of Holland Bulbs in the 6nest
condition: Vis; Don sIs and Single Hyacinths,
Crocusis. Nsreisus. &c: Peach, Pear, Apple, Nee
tarine, and Apricot Trees. Grape Vines, Shads
ant Evergreen Trees, Roses, &C.. ct his Nurseries
- JOHN SAUL,
oc S-so6t" $50 Seventh St, corner b st.,
rI,HH SUPREME COURT OF TIN DISTRICT
l q CoLgMBIA, Heslding e. qHtEist n;a Court q
whom Il may eonce,s, Creating Notice 10 hereby
given, that. on theT1;day Of; lS6e; the steam-
and cargo we're captured ~ the United States
Block sdins Squadron. and the same have been
brought into this District for and the
same ars Nbeled and prosecuted In this Court in
the pame Of tine United States, for condemnation
lawful PRICE for reasons set forth in the libel;
and that said cause viii stand for trial at the
City Hall in the city Of Washingten. on the m n.st
sons are warned 70 appear to show cause Why con.
demradon should not be decreed ana TO intervene
for their interests. By the Court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS 7AEATER,
PsnHsyirdnid Arsasse. wear Witt<sYds' Hotel.
LRoKAln ARaYER niraatnr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
By THoAAs BOWLING, Auctiouser.
GsorEstowp. d. q.

By THoAAs BOWLING, Anctionser.
TRus7Esy sss9lss'0sas SALE ~ D iv02huABLE & IN.
L PROVED PsoPERrY aSD W.Tnn faWzn nn1n
a@zossElowE, @ p. o., At IoS-By virtue Of :
subscEibsr made the 21d day Juns, 1855, ana re-
L,hsr A. 8, Ne. lso, 1t Folio Is. TO-, win ssn
g. tss 5 d., to the o
next. at u O'Clock m. that portion of the Old
!,ss,s.Gy 5,9sna1y hr,oDsTty ,Es vest ana
section intending the two Stone Mills assigned to
srfs:r ssr x M 4 e
John Co. r.orsn 81 deed recorded in same Liber No.
6 sod 1.T; 7sa.sIo Siass11 VIZ
kc., now In saeeessful operation. With good water
e tas ::a "a
premises. BY reference to the records touching
the transfer Of various portions Of the original
tons neesssary for the complete enjoyment Of the
rssidue have been made.
for tie oi water poH.r rI y
these are, at the end Of the Canal and beginning Of
river navigation and afording great facilitles for
sons SEEKING real estate invsstmests Plat Of the
sorant ssctons. WI be 1lioited upon appIeatios
Terms: One fourth cash and the balance in
three equal payments, to be secured by no. es ct
and deed II trust ON the prsmises
If the terms Of the sale are not complied with In
six days nom the day Of sale inclusive the property
cost q the dsf.altns d parshsssr % co eon1s7.ns:
..o .es.s. H6e4I IS6s S6afis5SEt S5%Etas 5s'is: a..
HTHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvo1DABLY
POSTPONED til sATUkDAY, Oct. 18th, same hour
"' 80 HUGH oAPIRToN Trustee.
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Friday, positively the last night at regular dra-
matte psjcas, and
FAREWELE BENEFIT OF
On FRIDAY afternooE DoniEetti's grand opera of
LA FILE DU REGIMENT

The pIiee OF adm ission has been fixed at 81 cents
70 all parts OF the house except Gallery. rs cents
Sea can be secured atthe Office OF Growers Ths-
ater for tie Opera hatInses without extra chR Rrss
Doors open at2- Pei lformancss commencing At
O'Clock t,r *
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D DANOING ACADHMY.

Mr.. GOODALL, Professor and TEACHER of DdHtas
and Deporsnusnt has the honor to announce Il
Ladies win commence st tho UElrIp HALL,
on llth street. few doors from the eass.
Pennsylvania avenue on SATURDAY. Oct q, at2
p. m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and 5atur-
Day evenings, from to 10. Private lessons any
Tho eesptrs Exercise for Ladies', 70 uushrssona-
mended for deformity and onssidednsss; aso, the
Indian Clubs, for Gentlemen. Omeers aud clerks
make Q note OF it.
Mr.. G. continues to aivs lessons on tls Violin
and Violoncello
Due notice viii be given OF his Glasses George
town.
Mrs. Coodan will receive limited runnber Of
pupils for Pianoforte and Singing
For cards of terms, TO. please apply atAis rooms.