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Sale of the Five.

fHILApELHHIA, Sept. 22.-The subscription
agent reports the sale Of S53e $50 to- aay Ra-
liyeries of the bonds are being made to Sep
tember is. The sales are improving daily, and
reports OF agents indicate large sales before the
subscription closes.
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y NEW YoRK, Sept. PA Boston private let.
ter states that one hundred lives were lost in
the bombardment of Port an Platte, San Do
. ,nineo., Tne loss of property was also quite
: heayy.s THE American Consul remained at his
most. Otner consuls took refuge on board of
Vessels in the harbor.
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EREURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
GAS,EERRIrRY HALL


GASTERBU HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH STREET
REAR OF NATIONAL HOTEL.
THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE
THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE!
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY!
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY.
Perfect in Organization and equal in Numbers snd
ia lent 10 four of any other Music Halls
A COM MBINATION OF STARS,
A COMBINATION OF STARS,
A COMBINATION OF STARS,
Each one of vhsm would alone be considered
sufficient the principal attraction of any Theatal
Music Hall in the world
TONIGHT,
A Athrilline drama in three a,ts, entitled
THE Z U E EN Ms PAGE!
TALE OF BL0ODi
THE QUEENS PAGE!
TALE OF BLOOD!
Introducing the Great Successful Illusion.
@THE GHOST!-Ea
vTHE GHOST !-xa
@THE GHOST!u
THE THREE GREAT STARS:
THE THREE GREAT STARS:
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIRER,
MISS ERN ESTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS CLARA FOWLER,
MISS CLARA FOWLER.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY AND THE GREAT
VERSATILE COMPANY:
Nellie Taylor, Lille Brandon, Kate Harrison
josephine Florence Julia Richmond M llo Ger
ahine. Lucy Clifton. Geo. q. Edeson, r II. Col.
lina, w. y Armstrong, 81 ". Williams, ] s,
Clarke. J. II. sherwood, Mons. sol Thos Brown
Mil Svsszart, dc.
81 Admission twenty FIVE aod fifty cents Doors
opo4 at O'Clock; performance al o'ciock,
POPULAR FAMIL MATINEE
POPULAR FAMIL MA TINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
BATURDAY AFTERNOON,
~ Admission-Lsties, 20 cents; Children, 10
cents. se el.6t
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A CASE FOR A VIRGINIA CouRr This
morning, MT. Francis Hamlin Made oath before
Hopkins, who was left in charge of sutIer's
wagon and team Of three horses, the waron
containing goods of the value of seven or eight
nunored dollars, the property OF George Boyer,
them, and absconded with the money.
The act WIS committed at Catlett's Station,
Virginia, and IL the party IL arrested In this city
be viii be sent to Jail to await a reuuisition
from the governor OF the station. - -
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- FALL STOCK.

- 'AI1 'io0A FALL STOCK. @
VS. have just received very WI
= large ard con plete assortment of IIR.
RITURE And HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLEs
which offer at less prices th thsy can be par-
ehAseh for in sry other house in the District. We
name, in part:
Sofas. Arm Chairs. Rockers, Side Chairs
Marble top Tables Etageres,
Gilt frame Mirrors, Slabs and Brackets
Oval Nirrors,
Narbie-top Bureaus. washstands
BedSteeds. WarGrobes, Tables,
Cane and Wood seat G hairs Loun ges
Extension Tables, Walnut and Oak Dinners
Oak Arm Chairs, Rockers
Oak and Printed Cottage suites,
Fire sofas, Cottage Bedsteads ds., &s,
Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows.
Also,
Croekery, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons.
Buckets, Brooms Baskets.
Feath or Dusters, Dnst Pans,
Flour and Sugar Buckets. De, &s.
Iogethsr with large assortment Of far1asars
and Housekeeping and Fancy Articles. toe sner
BONrz GRIPPITH,
ss4eolm $50 7th street, bet and SIS
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Two Foreign Frigates in Long Island
zsss.s- - Sound Z q - :
SToNInGroN, Sept. 22.--Two large steam
frigates, probably Russian, are now lying off
here for pilots. They are evidently bound
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: ~ a dry jester thinks young ladies should
be subject TO the conscription, they are 90 ac-
customed TO share arms" -.
krA man in Jersey City insists upon that
he has invented flying machine. -.
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a. WANTEDI IN
Za1S EVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON SNkS
to zee these Roses, and call at
THE PINKING AND STAMPING DEPOT
Nc. 3s1 2 street.
opposite the Patent Office.
brodery now ready to stamp
New Patterns received daily
s0 2-1u - 80 o~Ao'
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DROP. L. G. MARINI TAKES THn Ii sHRTY
4 to inform his former pu pills and friends, that
he will be ready to form his select classes On the
o. Is 6ts l.. e. MARINI
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES John
Fitzgerald, selling liquor on Sunday; dismiss
ed. Also selling liquor unlicensed; s2n.6i. B.
I. Medler, drunk and disorderly; Sl.5S. Jas.
Johnson. selling liquor unlicensed; for trial
Geo. A. Richards, disorderly; 81 Ga. Henry
SeitZ, Joseph Garabin and Emanuel Hoffman,
Dennis Williams, disorderly; Sl5o. James
Wallace, drunk: $l.5S. James Oonnell, drunk,
disorderly and resisting officer, sass. John
Mcdonnell, fighting; dismissed. John Ool-
claZier. sleeping in street; do. Adel Green. as
sault and battery; bail for court. Philip Mar
lin, threats; bail for peace. Phebe Ann Martin,
do; do. Edward Griffith. suspicion OF larceny;
jail for hearing. Jno. Neumyer. drunk; dis
missed. Jas. +. Eall drunk and disorderlv;
military. Anthony Salmon, peddling I'M
licensed: S20.ss. Caroline Davis, assault and
battery; bail for peace. Peter Myers. drunk
and disorderly; So 56-also for threaIs; dis
missed Henry L. Southard. fast riding; mill
tary. Chas. ONei. sleeping i'm the streets;
dismissed. Henry Phillips, do; do.
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INCREASE OF POPULATION IN ALEy aNDR.,.
We have already mentioned the chan q OF ap-
Dearapce i'm the suburbs.of the To wn, by tn,
erection of numerous "shan'iss" on los
which for years past nave been vacant Thsse.
frail tenements are still going mp daily Sew
eral hundred must have been built within In.
last three or four weeks, and they are all oe
cupied. Most Of them rent tor ten or twaive
dollars O month, and in numerous instances
the occupants hire the ground for a year. a11
erect their own buildings. In the northern
suburbs quite large new yillag. has snddanN
ly made its appearance.-ALez. G1zetts.- e. -
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E'UR sALE-A FIRST rate two-story FRAME
IL HOUSE, containing nil e roorls, together with
nine Buidirx LO rs all set out with choice fruit,
such an peaches. pears piums, cherries sra pes eli
of the pssI selection; with a pump Of excellent
water III the yard; the corner Of and 18th ats.
and Penn. avenue east For further particulars
call at residence No. 67S.
e2i-lu@ D. CARROLL.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB ROOFING FELT.

DROPOSALS FOB ROOfIh0 FELT.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF OHIEI QuAkrxaAAsrER,
WAsHIsGfoy, d. c., september 9, 1855
PROPOSALS are solicited at This cHics for the fur
nishins Of ROOFING R2LT in considerable qusn-
the construction of cavalry atables and barracks.
The Felt to be delivered 1t the wharf OK the
Oavslry Depot 1t Gisboro Point, near this city.
Bidders are reauestrd to send with their bids
The Felt will be subject to inspection on do.
livery. O. G. sARTELLE,
Lieut.. Dol. and Chief Gus: terInastsr,
se Rh Cavalry Bureau
pRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
ONee nf the Chef QsMv,ernaastr, )
WAsEIEGroH, D. o., August ID. 1858,
PRo fosALs solicited and will be received at
this ofhee for furnishing cavalry HorosH to be de,
Hys[ed at Piltsbu5g. Pennsyl7ania Phiiadelphis.
Proposs. will be considered for the furnishing OF
TIE Horses 70 be from fifteen (l5l to sixteen Q6l
nane higa, from fvs 80 to nine (s) years old we'll
broken to the saddle. compactly built in good
fssh, and free from all defects.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed By two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar.
The responsibility Of the suarantors must be
shop BY the official certificate of the Clerk of the
neArest District Court or of the United States
District Attorney
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel q. sswtele, Chief euartermsster Cav
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
e - ''' Q. G. sAwTELLE,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarter master,
an ls II Cavalry Bureau.
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AMTSMM HNTs,
FCRD'S NE ~ TAEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
4 oaA T, FoRD. Manager and Propr!etoI

rEATH STREET. ABOVE
1oas T. PoRD.--........ Manager and Proprietor
THIS EvENi ING,
Engagement of the Beautiful and Accomplished
Coincidence,
MISS M Atft3IE MITCHELI.
Wio s;li appear in h.r beautiful comp play to
FAAoHOE, THE CRICKET.
Entitled
THE LITTLE BAREFOOT.
Amy, the Little Barefoot. Miss Maggie Mitahsll
In PREPARATION au entirely new drama entitled
THE PEARL OF SAVOY.
Also, the exquisite domestic drama Of
FANCRuN, THE CRICKET.
Prices Of admission as 81 ana IS cents. Boxes SIo
ant go No extra charge for reserved seals &c q
vARlETiE8l VARIETIES,
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
TIE BRILLIANT AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE
UNION OF TWO GREAT TROUPES.
FINEST ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED.
1aousa,d Of Eoils,rs Expsndrd in Coiieettag fhe.U
together. and IN paying them
EIORBIrAN SAL ARMS.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK:
ANkETTA aALLEITI,
MONS luPHOFF,
from the Partisan TheaIers.
MONS. Rp2ANI,
C,lebrated il EurOpe aud America.
TEE RoZANI BALLET TROUPE
Twelve Ladies'. beautiful In face and form.
MONS. APTISTIEO. N'LLE Ii MA WINDEL
MISS LIZZIE SHuLFZ
III Z " 4 " ENT s. 4 IS
Our beautiful Ballet Troupe,
Miss ELIZA FLOhENCE,
hiss EMMA MILES
EMMA MARSH.
M~iGIG WILSON.
The Ethiopian Com edian
JOHNNY MACK
MILE MAORI ARN0LDI,
In her TableauN YiTa!ts an living pictures Of
Classic Marble Statues, in arrangement
pressy prodlced by ourselves, entitled
THE CHARM OF VENUS.
This is the areattst attraction ever presented IN
any Concert II all in this country. Sc q Iwf
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BOARDING.

CO2 FIRST STREET EAST-BETWEEN A
CSc and b, Capitol HILL Geptlemen and their
wiyss, and single gentlemen, can be accomm cd ated
with large pleasant Rooms with Board. Reference
sxcnapged. Sc l9 2w*
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CPLENDID GRAPES - .

Sam pies OF these delicious Grapes may be seen at
Gilman's Drug Store. Pennsyivanis avenue, near
Metropclitap Hotel, where all orders left win re.
ceive prompt attention They may also be had at
Pears0n's Fruit etore, Nos 49I and 493 Eighth
street and 1T stall No = in the Centre Market, on
and will be. seid st very low price: Families
fupplied daily otherwife in snail or large guam
titieA, tst~ 5hs-= +'aas- se II 1m< !
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CHARLEs L. oUDEsLUYs,
No. 81 SOUTH GAY sTlEEr,
BALTIMORE,
Has in store and offers for sale
tU barrels Ohio RECfIFIHD WHISKY tvo years
In store,
ne barrels tirsn bound) very superior RY1
WHISKY, mount Vernon" brand,
& barrels very superior OLD RYE " WHISKY, four
TO Ave years old
Also, Agents for Tennent's Well Park Brewery,
6lassow, ecotland, from whom he receives
direct eonsignments Of DOUBLE eTRON6
ALE and Xxx PORTER, In pints.
Also, for sale
Harnony's SHERRY WINE,
Fine HAVANA sEGARS,
FIRE-PR0OP SAFKs and MONTY BOXES. se7 ~
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+ COMPLETE INVENTORY Of the Hotel
voIlznann IN the City OF hoeoksn. New Jersey,
New York, day and night, every fifteen minutes
.gular. The Hotel is In the next neishboshood
men steamers Not much money required In
quire Of KREUDER & BEHR, 372 at Wash
inston ID. u. he 22-iw1
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BARGAINS, BARaAINs Great bargains and
D Clothing, Fgrnishing Goods, aAts and Gaps ct
eMITHH. 900 EeY0nHh et. zst s.tssik yN
STOP AT sMITH1s 4s0 Seventh street. to set
- ry0u aOfofhing AL tss& .tE " r 80 ~ II
GALL Ar j. BRuc1A 90. 3 to buy CLOTH M
~ L3yA,s / gs e4f has A6l Seventh strset.
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Walter Holt, enormously enrolled.
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PERSONAL.

MI DR DAVIS'H
NARTHOD or TREATING ALL VEEEREAL and
suferins with syphil,s, Gonorrhea and Seminal
nes Weakness viii DO veil to call upon him. Female
Diseases OF all kinds scientifically treated Char ses
moderate Room No, 29 15S aeyenth street.
oppoBite Post Unice. Sc Is lmS
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IN " o and four horse second and Hsrness tir e
hundrsa good citizens and Mcclellan cond hand
AZ and 9Th street. Harness and Saddle Hands
wanted also, one good srrsnd Boy I
ss lIms 7sS5 H. G. E.JoHNSTON.
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LIMITED STATES $40 BONDs,
UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES.
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851.
UNITRD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDNESS.
Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange OF alI
parts OF Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish $50 Bonds at par
until the LIST of August next, when the privilege
of conv ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusive ely on commission.
RITTENHOUeE, FAINT CO.,
y7f Bankers, 3s3 Penn avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS.
SCTLERs WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAM
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE YOR
THEIR TRADE.
It sells very rapidly, and is the most economical
article of diet for the officers Tits prepared
in one minute, and makes . most delicious Sous or
Chowder.
Itis highly recommended BY Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For pale By
BARBOUR & eEMMEs, Sole Agents.
65 Louisiana Avenue,
se2D Washin gton, D. @.
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HDGO'BARTELT FINE ART GALLKRY-265
IL Penn. avenue, where carte de yisites are taken
OF o new and beautiful style, Having recently
added new back grounds and sceaery to his Gal.
lsry is now prepared to suit the most fastdious.
Those in search of good pictures should remem-
Der the numoer,262, as his pictures are admired
by all lovers Of the art se2-lmh
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
vioksburg Has FallenI
"a Sad Accident at Louisville.
Gunboat Cincinnati Destroyed.
The Chicago Times Suppressed.
Circulation of the New York World
Prohibited.
Rebel Pickets Disappeared from the
Rsppahannock
Fort Morgan Captured.

LOUISVILLE, June IA large brick
building, on 9th Street, used by the Gov
eminent for the storage OF forage, fell
this afternoon, burying some twenty per-
sons beneath its ruins, seven of whom
were supposed to be killed, Excavations
are being made to rescue the remainder.
MEMPzIs, June 1.-The steamer Luz
minary arrived Saturday, and reports
the Federal gunbOat Cincinnati sunk by
the rebel batteries at Vicksburg, on the
10Th. Twenty-one men we're killed and
ten wounded Pig 1o
WASHINGTON, June S.--Many exciting
rumOrs pointing to Lees advance on
Washington.
Official advances from Grant to the
18th, report his prospects still encoura-
ging.
New Orleans dispatches from Pasea-
goula says that the Federals captured
Fort Morgan, near Mobile.
The reoels have not been reinforced
near Port Hudson.
NEW York, june 3.--Cotton 81. Gold
47A.
GunbOat oSwacO has captured the
blockade runner, West Florida.
IND1ANAroLIs, June 3-Three thou
sand rebel prisoners have arrived from
Vicksburg.
CINcrSNATI, June 2.-Buruside has
prohibited the circulation Of the New
York World in the Department of the
Ohio; and also suppressed the Chicago
Times.
The Federals took - thousand pris-
Oners on Port Hudson plains on the 2lst.
The HeraHs Washington dispatch
says Vicksburg has fallen, aud that the
rebel pickets have almost entirely disap-
peAred from the Rappahsnnock.
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CHIoAao, june
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,

$500 80
But little has been effected in the last
thirty-six hours. Over one hundred
pieces of artillery and several siege guns
rAined shot and shell on the enemy's
works yesterday. The mortar fleet took
q position behind Desoto Point and bonn
parded the city the entire day.
On the right General Sherman has
pushed Steele's division squarely TO the
foot of the parapets. Our men lay in
bitches on the slope of one of the para
pets inside one Of the principal forts, I'M
able to take il by storm. Determined not
10 retire, the Federal and rebel soldiers
lay not 20 feet apart, both pOwerless
20 intliot much harm; each watches the
other and dozen muskets fired not a
soldier exposes himself above the works
on either side.
Nearly the same condition Of things
exist In McPherson's front. His sharp
shooters prevent the working Of the enc
my's pieces. A charge was make, yes
terday morning, on one of them by
Stephenson's brigade aud repulsed.
Two companies of one regiment got "a
side; few got out again, but most OF
them were captured. The forts we're sill
filed with Infantry.
Our artillery has dismountsd q few
guns and damaged the work in some
places, bat they are still strong. .
Gea. McClernand was hard pressed on
the left yesterday, and sent for re-
endorsements. Qainsby's division went
TO his assistance at o'clock. The con
test continued until o'clock.
Our flag was planted at the foot Of the
earlhwOrks on the outside Of one OF the
rebel forts, and was kept there several
hours, but the fort was not taken. Mo-
Ciernan's loss yesterday was estimated
AZ 1000 in killed and wounded. The
fighting grows more desperate every
day.
Transports are now bringing supplies
by water 10 within three miles OF our
regiment
Gen. Joe Johnston Is reported near Big
Black river, in our rear, with re-enforee-
ments for the besieged.
Grant can detail men enough from OBJ
structions 10 keep Johns ton in check.
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A couple Of soldiers on Sunday last
made an exhibition Of their prowess at
the Nashville Cemetery, much 10 the
amusement of a considerable number Of
spectators. One was armed with a
loaded club, tie other with natures
weapons only, calling to his aid occa-
sionally stones of good size. The fight
was prosecuted for some time with vary
ing success-first one party and then the
other, retreating and advancing. Uli-
mately, however, the club prevailed, and
its antagonist was borne off with badly
damaged skull. We would suggest TO
soldiers the prOpriety of finding some
more suitable time and place to display
their pugnacious propensities. Wait till
you go upon the battlefield; and then
give the enemies of your country taste
of your quality as fighters. There's
nothing degrading in that
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Humanity a n Georgia Tavern
Keeper.
The Knoxville Register of the 18th Of
May records a notable instance of rebel
hospitality:
Let us call the attention of our readers
TO tact communicated by Brig Gen.
I. j. Wharton. At Calhoun, Ca, on the
Sd day of May, when the cars stopped
for dinner, apenniess young soldier, VIII
had been badly wounded, and was on
his way home, asked the landlord of the
Calhoun Hotel for a drink of water.
The heartless monster responded that he
would give the water il the poor boy
would invest 81 90 in dinner ticket.
Can't somebody send the portrait Of
this landlord TO Frank Leslie, or at least
let us have him immnrtalized in the
Richmond Illustrated News. The pro-
prit tors Of the News would pay hand
s,mtly for a sketch Of this Boniface and
of the helpless, penniless soldier, asking
for drink of water, while In the back
ground might be painted the delicious
viands which the model landlord at Gal
houn spreads before his hungry guests.
Shades of John @. Calhoun, rest quietly
in the land of the blest
Suppose such a thing had occurred
North Of the Ohio; it would have proved
that the Northern peoplewere all brutes,
would il not? So rebels argue.
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EXTENSIVE AUoT1on SALE, ON WEp-
NEsDAY, JUNE 81, ls6s-of dry goods,
boots, shoes and hats. A large stock Of
new spring and summer clothing, con ;
sisting of marseilles and linnen vests,
marseilles, linen and cashmere pants,
linnen, alpaca and marseilles coats; q
large stock. We will sell morning and
evening. Merchants should attend
promptly, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ; also
again at 2P.M NJ.
june2-2t. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
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We were the recipient yesterday of q
splendid bouquet, composed of rare and
beautiful flowers, the gift Of patriotic
lady friend. This floral gem was rep
resentaiion Of the glorious ensign Of our
nationaiity--the flag of the free-and
for that reason was all the more accept
able. We tender our profoundest
thanks to the giver, and trust
that the day is near at hand when she
shall see the emblem of our liberties
floating proudly over the whole nation,
and our people once more united, pros
porous and happy.
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THELTRE.-The entertainments at the
Theatre tonight, open with the play OF
"Swet theArts and Wives" in which Mr..
Allen appears as Admiral Franklin Mr.
Hamilton as Charles franklin; Mr.. Dun
can as Sanford; Mr.. Everett as Billy
Lackaday; Mrs. Bernard as Eogenia /;
Mrs. Duncan as Laura Mrs. Jordan az
Mrs. Bell, aud Mrs. Sea- Ian as Susan.
After the play, the company viii sing the
patriotic song, of "RslIy Round the
Flag, Boys" Mr.. Stewart sings a mum
Der Of his amusing songs. The closing
piece is the Irish Lion" Tom Moore,
Mr.. Stewart; Miss .Cerulia Fizgig, Mrs
Bernard.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1868
Mr.. A. M. DonLArp long and favora-

Mr.. Am. DonLAND, long and favOra-
bly, known among the jewellers Of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
the house Of his brother GARRETT L. Dor
LAND, importer of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has, we learn, established himself
in business In Marfreesboro, Tennessee,
whore, with large and complete stock
Of watches, jewelry, spectacles, gold
pens, etc, aud corps Of experienced
watchmakers, he is prepared 10 attend to
the wants Of officers and soldiers of the
Army of the Cumberland. His place Of
business Is in the Bank, North side Of
the Square, better known in the army as
being the Office Of the Psymaster, when
there. We can recommend him as being
a reliable and honorable business man,
and worthy of success.
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NEW BAAEYv.

TO5, North COIIcge S.reet I05.
At the old stand Of Smith & Day, near
the Louisville Depot Families aud shop
keepers can be supplied daily with fresh
Bread, Pies, Tea, Spice and Ginger Cakes,
delivered free of cost. Suffers and
wholesale dealers can also be supplied
daily aud in any quantity, by leaving
their orders at No. 1o5, North College
street M. SOLOMON & Co.
may lG
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-03

NEw NASHVILLE THEATRE The great
est amount Of amusement can be witness
sed at this establishment. For every
body goes to see the Seven Sisters, and
everybody is delighted. We are sorry
Mr.. McDonough cannot prolOng his en-
gsgement beyond this week, for we have
never seen our soldiers and citizens in
better humor than at the present time,
And the presence Of so many ladies is a
cheerful sight
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-03
Notice 90 snnors.

just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
100 barrels dried Apples
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
1875 kits Mackerel
Candies OF all sinds; Figs; Dates T;
Nuts. Always on hand = full and gen
erAl assortment Of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention Of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. & M. LANDsBERa & 90.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10