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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-13
rn.. rear.nl Army b ,renne..ee.

Ia copying the Confederate reports of Rosecrans
movements the N. Y. Times says;
Our own advces, direct !reln ROsecrans army, arc
act as late as the rebel Dispatches but know hal
on Monday and Tuesday OF last week Rosecrans ad-
vance hud ieavy skirmishlng With the rebel advance
aud that tile les were then drawing clser aud closer
aud general engagement was threatenea al any h0W
IL is very likely That the cann0nading winch was
heard by the rebsa1ny on Wednesday, IN their front
lnd fank was only a continuation Of the heavy skr
nishing which had then been going on lor twO days.
But whether 1t was or 10 II indicates clearly thit
R0secrans' army was either advancing upon lullanO
ma ia two greaEcolums, or that he rs feeling his way
Ia preparation f0r the forward move
Unfortunately. .or fortunately, Rosecrans does not
keen the newspapers posted Up as to bis place OF CAM
paisn or battle, as to the day and hour on which he
means 10 move az TO the strength VI his fOree or as
10 The mode in which he igseHds 20 manUiyre each
brigade during the engagement. he neither does
the nor does ho count his victories IN advance Asa
conspousnco we cannot furnish accurate information
on those points But the Fact that though ihe people
a the North were IN equal darkness en ihe stne sub
iect before the battle II MurtreesbrO yet he there
Gained the most decisive victory OF the war, viii
st,enethen public confidence, although i may not
hnve exactly the goauds Of support has had IN other
cases. We know tha, IN every respect hp'eofans ~
in "A better condition now 10 fight than he was when
hia army left Nashville eight weeks ago, and advanced
mon Bfagg We know that his army ia stronger in
numbers tetler supplied with artillery and cavalry
aud IN higher confidence now Tran u vas tnen. Inc
rehsls these have probably played the game 81 mngI
pretty extensively In the iniofationt they have if@n
lime 10 time sent Us hs TO the enormous renOrcemeul
thew have lateriy received from virginia. ~ AZ
eyents, though lis over month since they claimed
10 he reinforced BY Longsnets entire division, they
have chosen not TO make auy hostile noyement tcs
wards Rosecrans, but have lam at Iulahomai whi.c
ne tyaq daily sttenVthening hnlsell, ohmpeting MS
eommiinicatlons, aud nccumulaiing supplies. They
are strangely fortified az rnllahomn tut NOT more
~, than they we're a. Mdrl,eesboroi and there ere
good many proCis that their morale is low we doI
nbt antcp SO Roieoans will w,na very easy ycloiy
but we DO not doubt moment MS triumph
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pea. Says the Memphis Jackson Miss Ap,
neal Of the the 9Th Of March; We hear thro
agonilehan who arrived in the city last even
inr. direct from Coahoma county some particu'
lars Of the Federal opepiions in Yazoo pass,
The fleet was composed OF nine transports ana
6yo gunboats, al small vessels During the
work OF removing the obsirucIlous the DankS
oi tho pass were constantly guarded some
disiancc ahead by the infantry, to project ufe
working party. Three SAWS worked by sieam
power on thoforward vessel, and the timbers,
when looeened, wcro also moved ny sieam'
The work was rapidly executed, and Without
any hostile Interruptions On reaching the
Coldwaler. two Of the gunboate proceeded OH
as far as the Tallahatchie; they have hnwey
on, returned 10 the anchorage OF the balance
sf sho feet, at the mouth OF the pass pnr n
formant, nm old citizen Of the county, thins,
tbe Yankees will cogdnno 70 have plenty o.
water tor their pnrposps for some fine yet
rc als0 speaks hopefully uf the propara'lops
making 10 ihwart the purposes Of ihe explof'
ga
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BURNED TO DEATH BY PRMRlE FiREs-- We
dRd the following in the Leayeuworth Bul
ietin:
From letter received in this city yesterday
we learn that prairie fires ipAnderson county
nave heen very OBSTRUCTIVE this-iall. Many
farmers have lost all their fences, and other
property las been burned
A man, his wife and family, consisting Of six
children, were caught IN prairie FIRE and all
persisted. 1t occurred-not far from Minneola
on last Tuesday. under the following circum.
stances The wife. with two or three children,
we're in tho wagon and diving the team.
which consisted ola pair Of horses. Tho man
was some distance behind the wagon, with two
BOYS. driving some stock Seeing the flames
approach &. the woman headed the team TO-
ward spot which had been burned, and pro
eeeded 70 a hollow but short distance of.
and. for some unaccountable reason. the horses
stopped and refused to so further. The man
by this time had reached the wagon, and TAX
ing the horses by the head attempted to siari
them. but failed AT ibis period tho flames
overlook them and all burned 50 death. The
man lived a fow hours after found, but the
rect seemed to have pershcd instantly from
suflocation. The woman and children were
found IN tbe wagon but little burned, appear
ing az ii asleep.
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TERMS on TUITION.

Ia the Ornaplentali Department -fill provision viii
be made, OF the ordinary prices.
The rule Of payment Is one.half IN advance the rest
W the middle Of the term.
Board can be had In good families, and at conyen
rent boarding houses kept purposey Tor young ladies
at reasonable rates, ranging from Sl6 10 eco PEI,
month. q. W. PARKS
dccS0 Secretary and Treasurer.
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I HAVE for aale, Farm c0btaining io0 acrca ad-
joining the lands oi Mark A. ktnnedy, hllnated
en- toe Missionary Ridge loun miles East oi Chaltas
nooga Five acres o the Land afo cpoicd aud fenced,
with ania cab thffon, apEsefy az iruls gena
select apples and pears-and two good springs.
febl0-lm li ~. ~ BnUIk MIR. z
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LEATHER WANTED

nERsONs having Sole, Upper and Harness LEATHER
L can obtain good priees On applicaumalo
MARI Il JH. WILLY,
Commission MeFchau
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M. j. HUG N Us.


ON tho nfat Gszda- IL kprll Iees, ! wv lou y
~ eaah II pebble 0uicfy y fhe he1fa lffatl -
he Coatf House door n lIauhOn lenneanfs, ~ loM
uelae traAi df land ~ va abuei two hFnfie4 Hfffa
lying ~ She h-i is-.l,.,s !'emltou eonhty fInnnfas
- adlolniae fls and Jpmea W. }ohnti0n nanel
Yefnsl ara olhefs..said laus islongiaFit NlmH<
pltdaorsua and Nill ~ aald 10 pil-ls 4 i|1nmenf
"a ivl.ls IA fabh " James NJ fGtf aga "a via
pandas,eis JAMES JACK lieS Nhttl0
hlli.tw hAalaton ca
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+ HOPARTNEtSuIp NUTlCE.--ghe undersigned
" have ass5ciaied uemselves together under the
style and hfm Of bONDURANT q MATTHIAS. Tor
the purpose az conducting the GROCERY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS, IN l.yAchbulR va.
We shaA keep constantly on hand as Large aud
well selected stock Of GR0UERiES ahd STAPLE
DRY GOODS, IS can he obtained, and will spare no
pains 70 serve cur customers nt All timeA
Conducting lie business On tho CASH principle
we will be enabled " offer INDUCEMENTS 70 city an3
cUuUiry purchaser al. her BY Wholesale or sctail
C0nsigumeGtsct ct Floag, Wheat, Corn and all other
country produce solicited aud prompt returns Ia All
cases. es,seon as sales ore mfde,
Manufactured and smoking Tobacco and snpa cf
ali FfRita always On hand.
Wesoclt share Of tae public patronage.
y. r. BONDURANT,
deei7-Gm JAMES MATTHIAS. :
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TAKEN UP
HARBORINq DEsERTERa.

hAhbUhlNu DEnLh4 NApt
HeADQUAnTKu OErAKT1kT No.S5)
Inspector GERGnALR OpriUn, wa
Tulahoma. Tenn, Feb. llta 1863,
fTNlil General Commanding lhs Department. lekpp
i With regret, that there ege N 1enntssee, RpH4
Der OF evil disposed porsnns eh0, DAitad N cOnlYbg
ting "a the freeing nor ouuulTg iyon Aboilgn nyhe
Sion are nciune ibUee who are, " thg dlsgmtqlnl
crime Of deaennn ard hafb0flug Ntm. Aupeitons
within the limit of tlia department, are nplhtd ttaD
DE penaifyOf eBch onfntb 10 pAAfb, and TIE mret.
eat tGrts vii n made " delea th0pe who lnate fel
dicrs to desert. Oh who mfy herbOr those who haze
deserted and summary pnnshmcui appllod "a Nvafy
luaisnce. JtP.JOhth,, a. 4 Cont
febi5-9m Department MOI.
~ Rebel Banner coy one emopth. acd sepd bll "a
lhla bNae
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NUMBER 1877.


THE nm Of Quinby& Robinson ol agcrlphh Tenn.
Il Il this day dissolved By methal consenl. AN
persons having claims asant said drm sill pYeseut
The same 70 W. 7. Qmuby Who Il alone auihuf1ed 10
pay, and AL persons Who sFp indeoted to said arm
viii make immediate payment 70 said Quilby wen
has been authorized 70 settle faid lrms business
WM. 4. QUiNBY,
MA ROBINSON Nshl faf'nen.
JAS. s. ulA6HnaN, Special partner
Etawsh. Ga. Jan. n, 1858. (fohl0 sml
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MACHTNERY FOR SALE.

. OFFICE COMMANDANr or CONSCRiPTS,1
Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. ~, 1868.
TTAYING received authority from The Secretary Of
III WartO rai.e a few companies from the olass0f
persons exempt from consorpuuu for tho purpose Of
the c0nscript lag N Teennesste che books
will be opened a. this Office for The names " oil loyal
persons Of This cla who desire 10 assisl IN enforcing
ihe laws Of tholr country These companies are p0t
10 10 cohsdered part 0l the army but will receive
Ihe aine pNy and allowances AZ soldiers Of Che army
and will be- entitled 70 the reward for the nppre.
hensi0n Of deofteD.
n. d. BLAKE, 1t. Col, @ s.A,,
frb27-u COnmandaut Of ronscnps.
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DIsloyal Citizens to be Sent South.

ST. Louis, May 6.-Abont 100 more promi-
nent and active secessonists of this city were
alrssted to-day, and will probably be sent
South in few days. The list embraces some
OF our largest merchants, lawyers, doctors and
active business and professional men. No
favoritism will lie shown. All guilty of dis
loyalty Will have 10 GO. together with wives
and tamilics, beyond the lines. Several spies
have been convicted by The military commits
sion In session here, and are now awaiting
sentence.
NASHVILLE, May Ga Number of disIoyal
residents Of this city were sent South to day
Among them lIon. Neili Brown, formerly
Governor of Tenn.
General r. Granger assumes command of
Nashville tU-mOrroT, and Gen. Mitchell lakes
command OF a cavalry division, from the COM
mand of which Gen. Gran ger was relieved at
his own request.
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" WASHINGTON CITY, March i9, 1858.
Owners OF steam vessels invited to send to the
Susrief master Generals Office tenders for their
ehnItar sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual Carrying capacity, material
wasther coppered, whether side wheel or pro-
peIers, whether iron or copper fastened, size and
power Of ines and boilers; and should state the
prize at which theT are offered for long or short
eh srter with the estimated value of the vessel in
ease of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of cb artering.
OSDers sf steam vessels already in the service of
the QuRrtermasters s Des artTnent are requested to
n AXE known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which hey may be willing to
Erant and also the price at which they viii be
willing TO sell them.
All such tenders should be addre ssed to the
Qrartermaster General of the United States, 1T
Washinston, and should be endorsed Proposals
Cor charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endes7or to reduce the heavy
experse attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide-w2ters, by substituting. wherever 1t
sAn do so, cheaper vessels OF sqnal capacity for
<hoss no v employed NJ O. MErGS.
9 5m Quartermaster General.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Rebels Retreatins from the Mans
ond-The Federal Army PurAuinp.

FORTRESS MONROE. May e.-The Nanse-
rpond river is clesred of rebel batteries, and
was opened to navigation yesterday. The rebel
forces have retreated across the Biackwa5er.
Our troops are in pursuis. "a
The steamer s. r. Spaulding, from Hilton
Head on Saturday last arrived this afternoon,
via Beaufort N @. She brings no news, but
reports all quiei in both departments.
The L. 5. transport steamer Ericsson ar
rived here this morning, having two OF Erics-
sons rats in tow bound south.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHES.] ]
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Our Attack on Hahn eK. Bluff n epul =,

CAIRO, May s.--News from Vicksburg, one
day later states that an attack on Haines's
Bluff had taken place. It is represented As
having bs en- a spirited affair. Our gunboats
were repulsed, and the expedition returning to
ioune's Pointpport that the gunoeat Choctaw
was considerably damaged in her wheels. and
had her turrct penetrated by sixty four
pounder The casualties reported are nifty
killed and wounded.
The steamer Era on her way up was attacked
by guPrillas, with one twelve and one six
FOUNDER. She was struck seventeen times,
hut not so badly damaged as to prevent her
continuing her course. The Duke Of Argyle,
with twelve-pounder aboard, soon dis per sed
the enemy.
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The National Typographical Onion.

. CLEVELAND, May G.-The NJ ionaI Typo
graphical Union ad iourned this mir ?, after
having transacted great amour q siness
OF interest to the craft. Louisville kentucky
is the selected place Of meeting 1r the next
session. whichwill take place Nay, 1851
Issac ID. GeOIgc. OF 'hicago, has been elected
chairman Of the Executive Comm. ae for the
ensuing year.
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, srKAw, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QrARTgRaIsTER's 0YgTcE, }
Eordge Dtpdrtm@at. Cor. q aud 2l6 streets,
n

EoTdst Dtpdrtnllat. Cor. Q dHd 2ld Streets, :
WAsBISGTos, d. G April l6. 1868
WRITTEN PRoPos AIS are invited for furnishing
HAf.sfhAW, OATS, and CORN, for the Of
this Depot, TO be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or 81 any of the Government whsryss In this city.
fhs proposals TO be q. dressed 20 the under
signed, and they should state the Quantity of
esSh article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery
Proposals will be received for FIVE thousand
l5foo) bushels of Cora Cats and fifty 5l tons of
Hsy or Straw and upwards unless it should be for
the interest," OF the Government to contract for .
less amount.
Ali grain to be put in good sacks, of bout two
% bushels each, which are To be furnished at the
cost 8 the eontfaster.
Tha Hay and Straw to be securely balsd.
Ali Grain and Fl ay offered to be subject 70 gid
Inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
she lowest ponsible bidders, the inter, SITS OF
required for the faithful fulfnent of any contract
made under this advertisement. 0te
Payment to be made AZ the compilation Of the
contract. B. L. BROWN,
SpH-5m Captain and A. Q. n. u q. A.
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in the direction OF, the United States, Fond 70
join TIE army under H soker. -. r, -

SMELLING err! !HooKER's TRAIN ald
On Monday morning at day break tie rebels
obtained position on the hills en- the south
hank Of the Rappahanaock, ncsrctly two niles
below the United States Ford, and comuaenceS
vigorous sheliing OF eur trains lying posted
Several nen were injured BY shese shells, and
one or two killed. to ,.-.. .s.g - -,
Some Of the shells entered hospital on the
bsnk OF the river, killing Sc veral OF the patients
One poor fellow was just reading q letter FROM
home when she'll exploded, close by him,
terripg of the entire upper portion OF his head,
killing him instantly. A panic W as inmi nent
among our teamsters, and would have be.n
gt gtneral and disastrous, but for the stoprags OF
hosiiities by the enemy. ss5 ~ 7
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ByGREEN 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucioneefs.
CATALOGUE sALk Os WINES. LIQUORS,
~ &c, AT AUCTIoN.-0n TU ESD AY, 18TH day of
Msy at 70 o'cocf A N. ;, we shall sell at the Store
formerly lept by P. Emriek Co. on llth street,
between Pennsylvania enue and G street, mo.
59l"ne the lar ses nd best stocks of Liquors and
v ines ever onsred in Washington city at auction.
brands, as there will be catalogues ready for any
one to examine before the sale. The stock will re
sold witbc ut reserve o tn g bighest bidders The
attention of all dealers il invited to the sale
ap cd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ByJ. c MCGUIRE d CO.. Auetisnesrs.
gTRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
PRINTING OrTIcE sSuARE--on SATURDAY
prrinsss Sy I,sus os ised Of trast to tho Hs sab
ser.ser, died Msy 7th lss7, and duly recorded in
Idssr , J. As ~ Nc; Y fo!;os 81 ct sss one Of the
sell Lo 8 No, 81 aud So. in James q. MeGuire's
Subdivision Of Square u numbered GA, each front.
In gf n feet II street, near the Government
Printing 0hics and running back 175 feet iaches,
e 81 70 9 ley
Til Sc Lots have pavement laid and trees
planted in front, and are very desirable location
for residence
and u months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust On the premises, .
Al. cost Of ccnveysncipgt be paid By the pur-
chater THOS. j. FISHE e. Trustee.
ap23d J.C MoGUIRE CO., Aucts
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By nv. BUCKEY, Auc1ioneer

A CCTION sALEO OF VALUABLE BUILDING
"A LoTS AND SMALL TwG-SToRY FRAME HOUSE,
IN GEoRGEruws.-On FRIDAY next, the 9Th of
May, viii offer at auction. on the premises, the
following property:
Ure Lot on east side Congress street, near the
canal; frontir - feet inches with depth OF los
feet inches.
One Lot on west side Jefferson street fronting on
said street 28 feet inches. with depth of ll9 feet
inches, aS feet of which has width Of "a feet
There are quantity of good hard bricks from the
walls of the house lately burnt on this lot lying
buried to the depth OF five six feet, which, with
the broken brick properly y orked in, may put up
the wslls ola two-rtory bonss.
Three Lots fronting on Gay street 2j feet, with a
corner of Washir gton Gay streets. These lots
have fine position, commanding an extensive
view of Washington ctt-. the Potomac and sur
rounding country. They also afford basement and
Four lotE-three froating on south side Olive
street 80 feet la pth Of S feet l0inches, and
the fourth fronting "a feet Olive street and 81
feet on Rock street. The south line of this lot Is
81 it.t
] hese lots offer Inducements to persona who wish
to build snug moderate sized houses with good gar
den ground.
Che OF on east side Jefferson street fronting on
On this lot is two story dwelling containing light
rooms, and with small expense may be made into
Two tensments OF four rooms each. The house
stands upon the nsrth side of feet alley and
gardens. A hydrsnt OF Potomac water stands on
the street in front OF this lot
Terms of sale One third cash, the residue in six
nine and twelve months, he purchaser giving notes
cure the payment All conveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser.
Terms of sale must be compile! with in ten days
the property will be sold at the risk and cost
on the lot Congress street at 0 clock M
r may lwF N. v. BUCREY, Anctionaer
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FROM MURFREEsBoRO..
Rebel Lines Of 0nlmunic on r eported /,
be Broken

be Broken.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Tribune has spe.
cial dispatch from Murfreesboro, dated yester-
day, a. follows:
rserters report that the rebel Communication
between Nlcksbnrg. Richmond and Charles
ton, and Tuliaiioma, have been cut. and that
neither newspapers or dispatches have been
received in Bragg's army from those places for
several days.
Bragg was reported 70 have been MORALLY
wounded by Bre ckinridce, but this statement
is not credited
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ap2-dtd Intel. Rep. & Chr,
A A Rs OREI ICE.

At1 April, 1873.
Proposals viii be received at the Mayors OH
Rntil j m. Saturday. May 9Th for grsdip and
Eraveling Ninth street west f. en- to sts. nor b,
anoer Acts approved 3.th May aud 9th Nov, 1862.
The gravel must be nine inches in depth in the
center and tsperiug TO four inches At the Sides
And the street, after being graded and grsvele to
The entire ssf4atiO of the Uo<pplis io er of the
Ward and Assistant Commissioners, shall be thor
spghly rsked and roEed
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for Sraveling.
No part of the appropriation will be paid except
ppon the eertfcate of the Commissioners that The
work is properly done. JEO L. GARNER.
Commissioner Third Ward.
THOMAS LEWIS,
G. W DRAINE
n. Fhf lint Ck 4 Rem 81 Coul'rs
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH srIiEr
FN II SlNN.... Sole Manager and Proprieto,

a S.s
Wn slNN.. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE WORLDS MODEL MUSIC HALL.
THE GREAT TEMPLE Of FORG GETFULN NESS
GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLI1NcE.
4 BRILLIANT BILL EVERY NIGHT
AN EVENT
in the annals Of Of Music Hal al is the production
In three acts. cf
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as orr giGall. formed and now played in the prin
cipal thesters o. Europe and America, without the
cutting and rsha.h. m m which pieces Of the kind
capacities of the com psnies of music halls geosr
performed every rsms ming nigss t If this wye week. H.
and at the Matinee of Saturday afternoon.
MIR. GEORGE r. EDEsoN
Last week positively of their united appearance.
MISS S1g1 2gEIs Ky NSaFIaEk; SiTIsE r. r.,a.n .
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE
Reprodu ction OF Mons. Szollosy's
BEA AUrIFUT MYTFnLocICaI. BALLET OF
DIANA AND kNDYMION;
OR.
THE GODDESS OF THE CRdSE!
In which the entire great
CANTEkBURY BALLET Troupe
will appear.
Last time of
THE Gypsy TRIO
A'ps11a1Se TnE sRKAr r COURT or BEAUTY,
THE PR0DIGIOUs ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY,
including
DICK PARKER,
II. W EGAN.
j. SYLVAS CLARKE,
MAS1FR JOHNNY.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
will appear eyerv night.
MILE AENETT1 GALLETTI
The greatest Danseuse in the world is engaged and
will shortly appear.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 90
cents: Private Boxes fholding six,) S.
. Doors open at O'Clock. Per formanee at8.
GRAND MA WEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN
when the great Canterbury Com pany will appear
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AvINUD. near Willard Hotsl

THIS EVENING,
LAST MIG HI BUT TWO
Of the engagement Of the young and able American
Actor E.5
MR. EDWIN ADAMS.
MR., EDWIN ADAMS.
Appearance of thu charming, popular Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
First re. appsarsnce Of the talented Young Actress
MISS ISABELLE FREEMAN.
COMEDY AND NAUTICAL DRAMA,
The parformanca of this evening will commence
with Keefe eleg ant comedy in ave acts, entitled
E.,sa WILD OATS. .-.
X ". GaWla hnamh
GN ucoHSe uunU0L - u hOS-r6
Lady Amaranth. Miss Isabelle Free man
To conclude with the DE- lightful nautical DRAMA
49,. BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
WilitsM ih.s great character. MIR Edwin Adams
eutan....... ......-....... Miss Huaa Denim
Tomorrow, Benefit of EDWIN ADAMS
~ Admission 30, Is, aud IS cents No extra
charge for secured seats
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SUPREME COURT OF THa DISTRICT OF CO.
- LUMBIA. No. BA6 Equity
SsUPREME COuRf OF The DfsTRIc or 90.
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John hsem and Others against James Goszler,
6.sphtn b. b. 6ossief and othefs, heirs of
George and John 0oszleF. FJs q =
The part 9 above. named ass notified that on the
18th day o Nay instant, st IL o'seek IN ths fore
sson st my OH es In 0soreet0wa. shsll inquire
and fepert to the court, whether the parcel Of
ground, a. teHerae nt therson. on Bridge street.
70 the aAvsntass Of the PARTIES to have the came
soA 81 Whiah iue and PLACES the said parties viii