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q DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,..THE SUB
"A scriber having qualified at the last session, August
term of Wake County Court the of Camp
bell T. rede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate 10
present them him for payment within the time prescribed
BY law this will be plead in bar their recovery
while ell these indebted said estate they will please call
at Mr.. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt, aud settle them.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Admir-.
orc. T. IrsdslI, decd.
October IA, 1858. SIS
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
- sgnment large lot of Coast Salt, for sale by the
sack or larger quantity Aso Rice by the tierce, at
CREECH 4 LTTCHF0RDS,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July Z, 1858. 55-tk
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.ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th OF July iaS
my boy EVAN He is between 81 and 81 wears Id ana
lsbIack, feet or inches high and will weigh about i4u
pounds quick spoken large full ewes, and shows lnf
think the right side Of his head just above his ear
caused by burn lie has wife At Soiomnn Terrell 5,
wife at Joseph Fower's, Esq, on Little River and has
been there he has also been in the neghb"rou
of SricklandS below Wakefield; he las an unce
in Nash County Nashville, aud understand belongs
to Mrs Battle, that place will pay the above re-
ward for his apprehension and confinement 50 that can
get him. W. J. ALLEN, Raleigh n. =:
Nov H. 1853 92-w&swtf.
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MA SONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
I'VE Representatives of the Grand Lodge of Free aud
Accepted MasOns of NOrthCarora, will meet at the Ma
sonic Hail. in this City, Monday eYepnc the It'll of
December next at O'Clock.
fall representation is earnestly desired business of
much Importance will then and there be submitted for the
consideration of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. BAN, Grand Secretary.
OFFICE OF GRAND MASTER OF THE
" Grand Lodge of North Carolina, November s. A. D..
1885, A. L. 500 1t being deemed important all persons,
having claims against the Grand Lodge of any character
are requested to present them for payment TO the Grand
Treasurer Tuesday, the second dav of the Grand
Communication. F. F. WATSON, Grand Master
halelgh, N q Vet 10. 1868. std.
~ Spirit Of the Age copy till dav
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION FOR
LEASE.-rhe subscribers offer to lease for one or
more years. that valuable farm, known the Ash. Plan
htton, lying on the Cape Fear River, miles above Fay
etteVe The farm contains 800 acres about 800 of which
are cleared and under fence-all bottom land and well
adapted TO corn and small grain. The fences and bitches
need some repair The plantation in the hands of skill
full farmer would probably yield 5000 bushels of corn
There are only or 3sma houses the place besides the
cribs and stables We prefer renting for portion of the
crop Persons wishing to examine the place win call ON
US at Fayetteville, O. d. Nixon, ESQ., at Kngsbury,
near the place. Ii. &. T. j. Lilly
Nov. 10, 1858. o. .6tnd
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NE T. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ISHs Claim Agent and Notary Public, Richmond Va =
Claims of every description against the Confederate States,
Government settled with accuracy and dispatch.
Attends all the Courts held in the City of Richmond
Address Box ll60, Richmond, Va.
jan. 20, 1853. 7-1y.
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NM E ARE RECEIVING
~ 500 pounds cut lacks, BY 10 and IL o.
400 pounds black pepper and spice.
40 pounds English mustard
%0v pounds extract Logwood and blue stone
90 pounds cream tartar
1000 gross white and black hsoks and eyes.
400 yards calico.
800 yards English rips.
see yards black English Msrino.
80 yards brown French "
50 yards drab I" "
80 yards tan /"
so yards cOut q" " -
.6eOSa ards calico, extra English.
500 yards bleached cottons.
100 gross black velvet buttons.
100 gross black silk buttons.
leo ossfancy silk buttons.
80 gross bugle gimpE.
100 gross fancy hattsrs braid, 30.
90 gross black and gold gimps.
loo gross black lasting buttons.
Jaconet muslin.
100 cotton handkerchefs.
900 yards black paper cambria, stout.
700 pounds powder.
80 N. caps. Also, shot
, HIN. BROWN co.
Hlllsboro, Nov. 26, 1893. g5-tf
STATE BONDS FOR SALE AT AUCTIO N.
- On Thursday, the Sd day of December next we will
SELL for r. b. Ssawell, Executor &c three state Coupon
Bonds, issue of 1851 Sale take place at u o'clock
in front Of our sales room.
CREECH LITCHFORD,
AuctiOneers.
haIelgn, NOV "a, 1888 s5-4t.
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DURSU ANT TO A DECREE OF THE
IA Court Of Equity for the county of Halifax will be ex-
posed public sal the premises "wednesday the 9Th
OF December next the Harrison plantation lying the
fork ct Fishing Greek and Rocky Swamp in said county
and containing about 1850 acres.
three and five years.
bid Of SIS, $50 will be reserved.
Dec. s, 1868. ,7-8tnd
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NIFTY DOLLARS REVIVAL
4 from the subscriber the night of the I'd lnst IN
Yadkiu county, two negro boys, HENRY and MACK
Henry is dark color. about q years DID, medium height
and size his skin, under his clothes is rough from re-
attack of chicken pox. bought him of j. j. Hean-
gen. Charlotte N Co. and suppose he is trying to MAKE
his way to Richmond Va as he has twice before made
his there under the protection of soldiers travengon
the
Mack is about II years DID, not tall and rather chunksy
has in each temple close to his hair color almost
copper. No doubt he and Henry travelling together.
Twill pay the above reward for the apprehension Of the
said boys and their confinement that them or thsr
: L. LYNCH.
Aug. II. 1868. 67-tE
EEILLsBoRO' MILITARY ACADEMY:
commence Wednesday, Feb. s. 1884 For circulars or
Information, apply to MAJ. w. N. GORDON,
Superintendent
HilIsbero' Nov o. 1863 94-6m.
SHOES AND BOOTS, NEXT DOOR TO
- WILLIAMS Il HAYWOOD, Fayetteville Street. Raj
eigh N. Gust received and now in store splendid
assortment Of Gentienens' Ladies' and Misses Boots
dies Satin Shoes aud Caters. Also large lot Of Cotton
Yarns of assorted numbers.
Also one dozen barrsed Pocket Canuons French
inventOn-shOOt ten times in many seconds.
Apply early and procure your winter supply OF Shoss
and Boots before the rise in price,
Terms strictly cash on delivery.
Raleigh, Nov. 2s, 1868. S-lm.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway from the subscriber the 4th instant, my
negro man ALFRED DE IL a dark copper coior aoout
feet inches high, with his front teeth out IS or 40
years old Twill pay the above reward for him delivered
to confined in prison so can get him.
T. L. MARTIN.
Huntsville, Tadkin county. Nov. 7th 1868. 46-tf
RR. BE. ARLINGTON RESPECTFULLY
HO offers his professional services to the citizens Of Raj
egh surrounding country in the practice OF Operative
Dessry aud treatment of the various diseases Of the
month pertaining to the Dental Structure.
Patrons given as reference Office in Exchange Hotel
| Room No. Sc.
Raleigh, Oct. 1858. sl-h
At E. A. WHITAKERS,
N 100 bushels APPLES.
Cotton Yarn.
100 gross Matches
| 10 kegs Soda.
| DAILY EXPECTED AT
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ENANTEO.-SiOG,O0 900 OF NORTH.CARO.
w lima eight and six per BONDS new issue for
which the highest market price Will be paid
Apply to W. R. RICHARDSON d. co.
Raleigh, Aug. 3, 1863. 63-tf
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH-CAROLINA...
~ Inc annua meeting Of the Trustees will be held in
the Executive Office on Thursday the 10th inst.
49,, CHAS. MANLY. Sec'y.
hAeign, NOV. ~, 1853. Std
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E9Y THE GOVERNOR OF HORTH-CARO-
Ed LIMA. APR0CLAGATION.-Wh Whereas, it becomes
Christian people under all circumstances 10 acknowledge
the experimenting and sovereignty of mighty God,
and especially transgressOus aud humble
ourselves before His clustering hand Of affection
and calamity:
Now, Therefore, l. ZEBULON B. VANCE. Governor of
the State of NorihCarOnG, moved by these considers
tons also BY the request OF the General Assembly and
in the action Of other Southern States do issue
this proclamation setting apart Thursday the 10th day
If December next, day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer earnestly requesting its sincere observance by air
The good people of the State that all worldly smpoymens
lie suspended, aud that all liSers and cisrgymen of
whatsoever denomination their Churches and
sembng their Congregations make earnest and feryent
supplicaons God that He will stay his wrath which
Las been heavy upon and especially that He may in
Ills wisdom open the Tor the speedy restoration of
peace deSoi3ed lad, such terms will best pro-
mote His glory and both the spiritual and temporal welfare
Of his creatures.
Sa1'"s"S In testimony whereof, ], ZEsULoN B. YLScs,
SI.:..HS Governor, Captain General aud Commandern-
Chief bath hand and caused the great seal Of the
State tn be affixed.
Done City of Raleigh the goth dav Of Norcln
Ter, A. H.. 1893. x. D. VANCE.
by the Governor:
X. Ii. Battle, H..
Private Secretary.
Nov 80. 1888 std.
l All papers of the State copy till the 10th December
a UCTION SALES, SATURDAY, DECEu-
N BIER 5th.-Wl be sold al Tuwes' auction room this
day luJ5 O'Clock lot of fresh blockade medicines, &c
consisting of Canine Blue Mass. Suphurc Acid, Blue
Stone EPSON Salts Spanish Brown &c; large country
Tables and other articles turnue 30 sacks Of old dry
Virginia Salt the first and only lot offered in market this
season.
Also the ensuing year. the convenient house
and lot formerly occupied by W. WhitaE SGT DECD
Raleigh Dec. 8, 1853. 81
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IMPORTANT SALE AT HILLSBOROUGH
IL ON THE I5TH DECEMBER, 1868.
$500 lbs, Sweeds and English Iron.
&C gallons Farnsh
IS Cottage Bedsteads, large size.
Gross Bed Screws.
dozen Mill Saw Files.
S1< dozen Hard Saw Files.
Sets Iron xes for Wagons.
300 lbs White Lead.
boxes Window Glass. 8xl0, loIl5, 1o1l4.
800 lbs Hoop Iron.
boxes Mahogany Fensrs, for Bureaus and Ward
robes.
30 lbs excellent Glue.
l full set Blacksmith tools new; never been used,
bellows So inches)
Heavy size Spinning Wheels, No. article.
Some Wagon Chains
One fine Syrup Mill, three rollers
Wood Screws, Sand paper, &c, Gcr
Terms of sale cash
ANY of the above articles be traded for privately IN
til day ofsIs. GEORGE BISHOP.
Hilisboro' n. G.
Nov. so, 1888. 96-td.
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Capt. P. NJ. Warren, balance due the
State on the settlement of his accounts
with the Auditor, q
WaterhoBse & Bowes, LIST instalmeut
on account of advanced payments
made by the State for building pow
der mill, A.
W. 7. Aston, Quartermaster. &c, bal
ance due on settlement of his &C
Counts with the Auditor,
Sundry Sheriffs, &C., State taxes for
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Nov. so, 1868.
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r,,, W Walton sbsrie Rowan S4s,7O2 SO
'uy' w n 4 Murrsx' Alamauce 2s,997 Sc
W a Wsronsv Davie 24,782 55
w. H High. Wake &c 6S,Z95 65
Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company,
on account of Bonds of said Co., is.
the Convention, ION ' 100000
SuRdry persons for per cent State
Coupon Bonds as follows:
Z. P. Taylor, 6OO
E. J. Warren, 1000
ID Konnce 500
Z. NJ. Wilburn, hrO
J. @. Williams Co, $500
G. W. Mordecai, l,gOO
p. j. Brown, 900
Thos Branch & Sons, l,veO
J. Mcdonald 5eO
For per cent State Coupon Bonds is
sued to the following Banks in pay
ment Of notes of the State for tempo
rary loans held by said Banks, ,ooo,
Bank of Wilmington, SuvVVV
Merchants Bank Of Newbern. so'oVo
Received of sundry persons curing tnls
month in n. c. Treasury Notes for 6
per cent State Coupon BOndS, autho-
rized TO be issued under act of the
General Assembly Of n. c., ratified
Dec. 10Th, 1852 entitled 4" An act to
provide Ways aud Means for supply
ing the Treasury Us follows: ~ .
Isaac r. Hunter 1900
j. G. Cobb, 500
]. ". b. Watson 200
John G. Williams & Co, 2S,0OG
j. 4. Elliott, 500
f. Warren, 5,O00
NJ. Seiby, Guardian, 1000
F. l.. Roberts, 1000
s. 5. Webb, 800
w Richardson & Co, 1000
E. l.. Manu. 800
NJ. W. Elliott, 500
H. A. Dowd, 1000
7. J. Mitchell, 1000
K. Edmondson, 5000
II. Revels, 5000
J. s. Cannon, 1900
H. G. SpruiU 1900
JOS. Cooper & P. Hcuneberry, 2,UsO
The following Banks capital
stock,
Bank of Charlotte, 40
Band of Wilmington, 6,S26 81
ID. p. Weir, tax tor the CT artcr of Gibson
Hill Mining Company, 20
Issued at sundry times during this
month State Treasury Notes, as fol-
lows:
Notes of IS each, 1900
50 cents EACH e3,45f 50
Is lS,46S "a
1D Il
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
\ + F l g l A L
wan DEFIANT MENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

ADJUTANT GENERALS OrfICE,
WAsHisoToN, August 81, 1868.
The following officers having been reported at
the headquarters Of the army Tor tho ofenses here
matter specified, hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service of the United States,
unless within fifteen (i5) days from this date
they appear before tho Military Commission in
session In this city, OF which Brigadier General
RICKETTS,, United States volunteers, is Presidency
and make satisfactory defense 10 the charges
against them:
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Chaplain Jeremiah schindel, One Hundred and
Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers.
Lieutenant J. II. Livingston, Seventh New York
| volunteers.
Captain A. W. Belknap, seventy-fourth New
York volunteers.
First Lieutenant John Spinning, seventy fourth
New York volunteers.
Captain VIM. II. Forrest, Eighth Pennsylvanis
| cavalry.
DEsERTioS
First Lieutenant Tim. !. strong, Twenty -hrs'
Wisconsin volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Rollin A. Goodenough, Eigh
ty-fourth New York volunteers.
Conduct prejudiciai to the interests Of the scr
vice, persuading enlisted man TO evade the Army
Regulations Captain Henry Grinton, second New
York cavalry. L. D. TOWNSEND,
auai-it Assistant Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
THE DRAFT,

g CUBSTITUTES' HEADQUARTERS.
~ The highest prices will be paid for suBsTI-
TUTEs for DRAFTED men. Those In want Of
Substitutes will find It to their interest. to apply
at the Intelligence and Real Estate once" No.
OIL Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
jySo-n N. H. MILLER.
nUARTERMASTERS', CONTRAC.
Nng TORS, Surgeons. and Contract Physicians,
Accounts and Claims collected and remitted TO any
part Of the United states, from az to per cent.
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In proper manner for Ole fees that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
GEORGE Il. II. DAY b CO..
Counsellors at Law,
au13-u Washington Buildings, Room No. IL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
Il wARD.-Lost, on saturday evening, between
Crystal Springs and Williamss stables, on Eighth
street, q PACKAGE OF MONEY amounting to
wrspped 10 thin brown paper, and tied with 1
cotton string. The owner, hoping that the finder
may be On honest man, ofiers the above reward In
hopes OF recovering the remainder Of the money
which reward will be paid on the delivery Of the
money at the National Int. lgsnesr office.
ausl-sts
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FESTIVALS, ETC.

THE FIRST GRAND PIC Mo OF
i the JOuRNEYMEN BOOK-BINDERS sOClE-
TY, for the b. neft of the nbers who drafted
will take place at WASHINGTON PARK, seventh
street, on FRIDAY, the llth OF September Further
particulars In future adver iscment.
Au3l-eOat
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
GRAND FESTIVAL.

A GRAND PICNIC Of the Washington Printers
will come Off At L,rtter's popular garden next
TUESDAY AFTERNOON and NIGHT, Tickets
S to be procured at the gate, or from any one en-.
Band OF Music has been engaged for the occasion.
No disTeputable characters will be allowed upon
the grounGs. strict order will be maintained.
Au2e-3t
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SCuInuLE A.-EuEI

SCHEDULE A.-FUEL-
Coai-Anthracite White Ash-lso tons; to be APP
Fourth Districts, 30 tons each; to Third Dis
trict, t5 tons.
Firsi, second and Fourth Districts, % cords Is
eachj to Third District, D cords.
SCHEDULE B.-BooKs.
WS sSa sSss. sps.. spS ao. ep.
Parker 4 Wst:on's Eir:t Ss.dsS.s ao.. copies.
" :" Third Reader-s dol. copies.
Quaekenbos' History Of uoited states-i dos.
shuItii,s Goysrn%sntal !nstruetor-i dor. copies.
Coiburn'i Mental Arithu,ctic--td doz. copies.
swans Primary school spelling Books dozen
First Lessons In History United states-i doIe.
copies.
Concordia-2 doz. copies.
Warren's Primary Geography dos, copies.
Parker 4 Watson's Primer or Word Builder-o doz.
Davies Primary Arithmetic-s doz. copies. Re-
yised edition, 1858.
teal Arithmetio-s doz. copies Revised edi-
Davies Practical Arithmetic-4 dor. copies. Re-
SCHEDULE C.-sTATIOsERy.
Eoolsssp Wri,,ns PSPer-s reaps. Best % quality
ESSs,opes EDss %ps Psrss @ Best Gasy
| Envelopes, letteT-white-3,OOO. Best quality
Writing Ink (Dovell's)-l60 quarts.
| steel Pens, assorted-lO0 gross.
Lead Pencils-l0 doz.
| Inkstsnds- plain glass; doz.
Chalk Crayons, prime quality-6D gross.
Porter 4 Hammonds Writing Books, Nos. to .:
includcd-l doz copies each.
States, 8 by ls-i doz.
| States, 10 by i2-2 doz.
| states, - by l4-i doz.
SCHEDULE D.-FuRslruRE AND Mis,ELLAsEovs
SUPPLIES.
| Three-string Brooma-i2 doZ.
| No. 4 Sweeping Brushes-2 doz.
| No. 3 Dust Brushes-6 d0z.
Shuck Door Mats-SdOz.
| Hemp Door MAts--2 doz.
Dust Pans-3 doz.
Water Buckets, cedar, unpainted, iron bountA'
| doz.
Tumblers, pressed glass, best quality-o dol.
| Water cups, tin, pint-i0 doz.
| Wash Basins, tim dor.
Esrthenware Pitchers, y gsl.-2 doE.
| Coal Shovels-2 doz.
Coal Hods, IS inohes-l doz.
Coal Hods, IS 8inches-i doz.
Pokers-i doz.
| Table Bells-l doZ.
Sponge, mediums lbs,
| Ioweliny, linen crash-20O yards. au29, ,3i&seS
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Alnuhelnenln.

CANTERBURY HALL.-To. night, the manage
ment will present for the first time, snovel attrac-
tion in the person Of Miss Fannie Wilson, whose
beautiful representations Of Roman and Grecian
Statuary have produced marked sensation in the
Northern cities. Miss Ernestine de Faiber, Di X
Parker and several other celebrities Of the profess
sion, also OIL the bills for tonight The Spec
tacular Extravaganza Of I" The Fairy Gift; or. The
Enchanted Grottoea Of Elhand," will be produced
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NTAsHINGTON THEATRE,
wv Eleventh street, near Hennsylvanis avenue.

Miss Benin having leased the Washington Thea-
''s for short 'i%ss sEk As. g. fS5sfsa RSsEss,
And . select company, and will open
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, 1868,
with the brillisnt comedy of ..
sWEETHEARTs AND WIVES.
kSSSipni kSSsn,I y;snia bsS s1ssn G. Rossrs Dss1
MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL.
Also an entirely new sketch called my
TITUTE.
Jenny Jones, with new sonsJ....: susan Denim
Jack Straw, u substitute ,)......: Ben O. Roger
Door. open (: o:s; IL ssT sss ,.:. :.:s e
ausi
~ N TERBU JURY HA LII,
" Louisiana Avenue, Near me corner Of SirfA arcef
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY.
Wm \. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
George r. Edeson..:... Stage Manager
orton II. Hess..................B Business Manager
WORLDS MODEL MUSIC HALL!
GRAND IMAGINATION
OF THE
FALL SEASON
s4t4 s4t4 .; EHEE $EEE
BEAUTY, GRACE, AND GRANDEUR!
ALL THE GREAT STARS
ALL THE GREAT STARS
Are engaged; the most
sESsATSs soyEITEs
WILL nE PRODUCED.
GsREaT SENSATION Of SFpffisnfe The DAY, '"'
THE GHOST,
The Beautiful Mics
FANNIE WILSON,
FANNIE WILSON,
Who viii appear in her charming classic iwperson-
ROMAN AND GREcIAN srAruARY,
Presenting the embodiment of
THE scULProR's IDEAL,
'''1 THE POETS DREAM.
These beautiful artistic representations are the
oRiGfSRf WORKS Of THE s GREAT S is MassTERs,
anu ''' ESTR4NciNG BEAUTY. ."'
The be,utiful and laughahls ,extr.vss,r "a,
written expressly for this establishment by J IN
I. Poole, Esq., rejoicing In the title OF
THE FAIRY GITF;
THE FAIRY GIFT;
Or THE
| ENCHANTED GROTToEs OF ELFLAND,
| ENCHANTED GROTTOES OF ELFLAND,
Which will be produced with New scenery, Mag
Hiss ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
| MISS EkNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
| The charming vocalist and danseuse, who created
such iurore during her last engagement at thif
| establishment.
DICK PARKER,
| DICK PARKER,
without doubt one OF the greatest favoritcB W he
| hiss ever performed In Washington.
The beautiful Ballet, arranged by Mons. Foucse
| Ia REuNIoN pEs nELLEs,
| La REUNION DEs bellies,
the Album Of Beauty will appear.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming sengstreas:
Consisting OF the following bssuttful and taente,
MISS Lille BRANDON, ATE u...,.o,
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
MISS MAGGIE WILSON
Mr.. GEORGE R. EpEsoN,
The popular comedian, comic vocalist and pant
MONs, GuILAumE FoucHE,
WILLIS J. ARMsIRoNG, s''' '''' W '''
y COLLINS rhe iavori'e versatile performe
" - The great Clog Dancer and Comedian
j. SYLNAS CLARKE,
~ The Interlocutol
II. W. WILLIAMS,
| The PantomIniist and Versatile Performer
Making In all the greatest and most popula
company ever brought together in auy establish
ment.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
| REGULAR SERIES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission. % cent
OO cent
Private Boxes, holding six persons.....$5
Doors open at ~, O'Clock, Peffor Lnno, at 8.
MISS MILE FOWLER, Prims DanBeusc, fIoI
| Hsymafket Theatre, London, and her sister, NJ Is
| EMMA FOWLER, the beautiful Danseuse an
Vocalist, will Arrive In the steamer City of Lor
don, and appear at this establishment on Monda
Lave
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY

r EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Persons having HOUSES and LOTS to SELL, or
HOUSES to RENT, will do well by calling ON the
snbscribers. Alao, persons desirous Of Purchasing
or Renting Dwellings can b provided for.
ness. 70 ny
Apply to WIN. W. BuRDoN, with
CLARK 4 GAYLORD, AttorneyS,
Real kstate Brokers, and Aucti0neerp,
Room 3 corner 7th and = streets.
Refers to-Hon. 8. O. Pomeroy, u. 8. D., Hon. l.
NJ. Morrell, U. 8. O., Hon. n. 4. Fenton, N. c.;
Hon. Chaplin Hall, NJ. c., Hon. @. W. eeof1eld, NJ.
G., Hon. 4. W. French, ID Auditor, and others.
aur-iy
doom AND BOARD AGENCY.
IN The subscriber has opened, In connection
with his Real Estate business, Room and Board
Agency. Having had many applications for rooms
and board, desires to state that his advertising
bulletin 10 ready. Persons keeping boarders, OF
private families having rooms to rent will ud this
: very cheap and successful means Of scoring
boarders and occupants for their rooms. Advef-
tispg cards, six by three inches, inserted In the
bulletin In this ONCE, for each subscriber, at ei
per month Members OF Congress are already Ap-
plying for rooms during the coming session.
Persons In want of rooms and board can here
make q selection from all parts Of the city.
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