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From California

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1.-THE steamer Ori.
zHba sails for Panama TO- morrow
Money Is easy. Atlantic currency and ex-
change range 1T from 25a27 premium for gold
IN New York; legal tenders, s0; sterling ex-
change unchanged.
Since the sailing of the last steamer there h as
been a fair Offering for trade, but importers
nave done little. Jobbfrs are iudisposed to
replenish their stock, anticipating better oppor-
tnhities after the arrival Of fresh goods by YES.
sells nearly due.
Charles Bird. Treasurer of Sacramento, has
absconded to Mexico, being detaulter to the
extent OF S2o,GGh. He had previously borne a
good character, and owes his present disgrace
to gam bling.
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r eported Resignation of Gen. Burnside

NEW YORK, Sept ia special dispatch to
the Tribune, from Cincinnati, says Gen. Burn
side upon completing the redemption Of East
tennessee, rendered his resignation to the War
Department by telegraph. 1t is supposed he
contemplated it for some time in conseq uence
OF constant political perplexities that beset him
in the administration of his department through
the reputation of certain of his measures by
the Government, but did not take the step till
he could leave the service without discredit to
himself, after expelling the last armed rebel
from his department
The headquarters of the Army of the Cum.
berland Is established at CHATTANOOGA
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PROPOSALS.
RoPos LsFoR LUMBlR
cHrxr Assrsr'r QuI.rsaxAsrxa,s oyy1ou

D'0' Of Wd;ississ; 3I5 so;:s &C.. isl
slALsD PROPOSALS will be received at this ofice
Snnl fRlDAn sept lsss stl2 O'Clock for
n.g Ct sos
million ,OOo,o0 feet Of Lumber Of The FOLLOWING
Five & Rns Soss, s.
iSss"Rd o1aS sDt
fws11y WH;t shSIss1d in 1oool feet or tvo2 inch
en5niss 5oiss b, or ten o
sixty .as dsst
sixty s9ses: ts
Ten thousand 100000 feet Jont, by S. IL feet long,
Ten thousand no Ooo feet Joist, by S. Il feet long,
Ten sS9gsspd feet Jois., by Is feet long.
Forty thousand 60 ooo) feet seantling, BY 4.A
Forty thogssna se.ntlins By 4,ls feet
1ory Then. seanslinss BY l. Is fee.
AiliSs above described to be good msreh hantabls
III he sassI to ss delivered on or before the
The full name and Post ONCE address Of the bid.
II bid Is s made in the = mama Of = arm ths names
s the S. must or the g pa VIII ss
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be CON
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
ProposEs must be addressed to Capt. Edwsrd L.
Army, Waahneton, D. 9 and SD ;uld be plainly
marked " Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTEE
shown By the ofeia1 certificate Of the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United states
D 4ss :sIts y II. e.sds. to al ii. contrast.
b. two Iesponsible persons whose signatures to
be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee
must accompany the bid.
are opened, Or tAsif proposals. will not be eensid
Bonds In the sum Of i've thousand dollars signsd
~ the contractor and both Of his gusrsntors, win
upon asnins the contract:
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
and- ofthe county Of -. and State Of, DO
hereby guaranty that|is able to fplal the contract
md that, should his proposition BE- accepted, he
yin at Snos enter into . contract in accordance
Should the contract bs awarded him. ~ are ,rs-
Dared % become his securities.
tfo this guarantee must be appended the omeial
certificate above nentionsd.J
The Fight ta reject any or all bids that may be
mssssr = veil as the to select from sssh BID
such lumber at the price therein named, - 10 re-
CURED By the Government; and in case Of the
failure OF bidder whose proposal accepted, 70
quantity, the Lumber shpulsted to be delivered, !,
then the Assistant 2usrtermastsr to have ths right
e supPly :nsa asaeeny a. by HnIsh.ss snd such
informi lF01ossIs viii be Esjeeted.
| EDWARD L. HARTZ,
seust Captain A. Q. NJ. q 3. Army.
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Fire in RoSfau

BosToF, Sept. IA fire this morning de-
stroyed the foller works, blacksmith shop and
machine shop OF the Globe Iron Works, South
Boston. This will cause delay in the construc.
ton OF the two new monitors building there
The loss is from SIS, GOO to $4,000
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From EuPope

CAPE RACE, Sept 1.-THE City of Manches
ter has arrived here. There are again vague
reports that the French Cabinet debated the sx.
pediency of recognizing the South There was
no final decision. Some French journals rec
ommend the seizure OF the Florida at Brest.
European politics remain unchanged
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IMiss DR.. Harriet N Austin, of Danv,,le
N. Y, has come out in favor or ladies riding on
horseback astride. Thepresent style OF riding
she says, is unsafe, ungracefui unhealthfnl
and unnatural. "A mad world, my mas
tersr') ~
SBrigadier General Jeff Thomson. the
notorious rebel swamp ranger and bush whack
er, with bis adjutant. Captain Rueben Ksy, are
now in the Alton I'D. military prison. Thew
viii soon be transferred to Johnson's Island.
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Fatal RAILWAY Accident

CINCINNATI, Sept. lion Tuesday night
during severe storm, the freight train on the
Little Miami railroad ran into broken cuiyert
near Corwin, instantly killing the engineer,
fireman and brakeman. Four cara, laden with
whisky and tobacco, took fire and were con-
sumed.
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From b ePmuda ,

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The Bermuda papers
Of the I'd have been received
The rebel steamer Engineer, from Whining.
ton, N. O., with 400 bales of cotton, arrived at
st. George on the 18th ult
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THE ONLY Son OF HIS GRANDMoTHRR-1n
Providence, on Tuesday, one conscript sougat
exem ption on q certificate, duly sworn to, that
he was the only support of his grand"o.ssr. A
who is depen ndent upon him TOT suepoIL me
only SON or his grandmother was constrained
TO nut ON the uni.crm of Upcie sam, ssad s1in
here after pass as only the son OF = gun.- b sisa
Herald, sg-rfs sJz
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DROPosALs FOR WOOD.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WAsHIHafos,J
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrkRAAsrsa,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. August "a, l565.t
PROPOSALS. are invited fer furnishins wood to the
troors in and around the Forts hereinafter apsci
ned, from parties owring wood woodlands In
the vicinity Of the Eame, viz
North 9f Potomac Ports Sumner; Mans6sld.
knssy, Stevens, slocum, Totten, Sismmer, Bunker
Bill Saratoea. Thsyer, and Lincoln and Batteries
sneade, kimball, Parrott and Cameron
kAt or Eastern Branch Potomac: Forts 6rehle.
CARROLL, Snyden, Stanton, Baker. Davis Dupont,
Aeiss, and Maham and Batteries Ricketts, and
sonth of Potomac Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen c.
=: Smith, Bennett. De Kalb. Corcoran, aggerty
Weed bury, Whipps, Cass. Tiliinghast Craig, and
Proposals to be made in tho following manner, to
Et. For wood standing fpriee ver cord)
Sd. For wood felled By United States Engineers
OF otherwise tprice per cord.)
90. FOR wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, Kind, guam
nty. and quality Of the wood and its distance from
the nearest fort or forts.
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
oftce address to his bid. and the of all par
bid
An oath of allie glance to the Government of tho
United states must accompany each bid.
Bids will be opened from time 10 time and con.
tracts or purchases made aathe wood may be re-
quired
The right is reserved ~ accept all any part of
any bid
Pre- posaIs should be ind ,rsed "Propos ais for
ELIAS ID. GREENE.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermastsr,
so 24.l6t Department of Wsshington.
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ADDRESS OF SENATOR SUMNKR.-The Hon
Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, delivered
an address in the Cooper institute, New York,
On Thursday evening, to an immense audience,
sour Foreign Relations" 1t was exceed
ingly long, occupying in print seventeen col
umns of the Herald. He was very severe on
England tor her sympathy with the Confeder-
ates and on LOUIS Napoleon for his tnterfer-
euce in Mexico. The Herald says:
The most boundlsss enthusiasm seemed to
seize the audience when DIR. Sumner alluded
TO OF re- lations with England and France. He
boldly advocated the unity and integrity Of the
renufIic and declared that the Emperor of the
Fr.pch shall never be able to dictate terms to
this country. When he spoke of the possibility
of France seizing Texas and adding it to the
empire which the Emperor proposes to make
permanent in Mexico, loud cries of eNeyer.
never" arose from all parts of the house.
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EXPEDITION OF GENHRAL BLUNT.
Rebels Driven from Perryville, Chsctaw
Nauon-LarSe Amount Of Rebel Stores

HEADQUARTERS Dept OF THE M1ssoun1,
St. Louis. Sept. 6.-Omcial reports received ct
these Headquarters from Major General Blunt
and dated at Perry willie, ChoctaW Nation, An.
gust 27th, 1869, state that on the 22d uit, Gen.
Blunt crossed the Arkansas river with his
who had concentrated the forces under Oabel,
Cooper, and Stand Waite, numbering nine
thousand, and posted on the south side OF the
Canadian river, sixty miles from Fort HUNT
After march OF sixty miles In forty eight
hours, he came up to the point where the enemy
had been encamped, and learned that they had
divided their forces and commenced to retreat.
On the 25th ult., General Blunt learned from
his scouts that Steele and Cooper were encAmped
twenty miles south, on the Texas road. and he
Immediately moved in pursuit About 10 O'Clock
the same day the advance guard met q company
General Blunts movements, and killed four,
taking their Captain prisoner, who informed
General Blunt that they belonged TO q new regi-
ment that had arrived from the Red river and
M, the advance came npon the town Of Perry
willie, hich Is closely surrounded with timber,
when they were fired upon from two noun tain
howitzers charged with canister, wounding
four. General Blunt dismounted the 9th Kan
eas and advanced through the timber to within
three hundred yards Of the barricades erected
by the enemy, when dozen shells from our
howitzers made them leave in haste.
On entering the town, Gen. Blunt was in
formed that the force was strong rear guard
and destroy their commissary stores.
Perryville was regular military post and
an important depot, being the only point be-
tween Boggy Depot and North Fork Town. As
nearly every building contained government
stores, Gen. Blunt directed the burning OF the
was captured and destroyed at their depot at
North Fork Town.
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PERSONAL.

N0TICE.-MRS. AHOLIAB wishes to inform in.
L curing persona ths she Is ready to read the
past present, and future events. Can be consulted
on various matters of Importance, from 9 ., m:
until p. M, at No 60 south A street, Capitol
Hrll, between LIST and I'd SITS. se 9-3tH
MO IMPOsITJON.-MADAMB ROSS, Docsress
/ and Ast,olostst, was born with a natural gift.
she tells tt past and future-never known to fail
Causes speedy marriages brings together those
long, separated; cures all diseases. Business
strictly confidential. No. 333 g street north,
corner o. 18th street west three squares from the
Patent Office. The only person that can show
likeness of future utnand absent friend in re-
ality. Ladies 81 cents Gentlemen 81. Sc 3 lmr
NA WAN EDl ~
DIX RVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON SNES
to see these Roses and call at
THE PINKING AND STAMPING DEPOT,
No. 3S1 street.
Opposite the Patent Office.
6,0O0 elegant Patterns for Braidins and EN-
brodery now ready to stamp.
~New Patterns received daily
@Stamped Gooc 8, Braid AZ d Silk for sale.
Ee 2-1m
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MAYOR 8 OI1IoE, Sept 8, 1885,
ROPO6ALS Win be received at this olice until Ia
O'Clock m on Monday, the l4th d,y Of September,
for trimming and graveling 18th street west, from
nine inches thick in the cent r, tapsrine to four
inches At the gutter line, and 20 be Of quality
issioners the gravel to be we'll rsked of . stones
of improper size, and we'll rolled with . heavy
roller.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
sravelipg. including whatever trimming may be
the Oommis.iOL or and Assistant Commissioner
No part of the appropriation viii be paid the
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
work Aas been properly executed n,,,
G. 8 KRAFRT,
J. KNOTT,
re lO.td Assistant Commissioners.
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HAY0AS OYyiCR, 6eDt, :, l8ES
I RoPosALe WIN D received at this on g until
for srsdins and grAvsllns sixth street vest, from
street north to the Boundary, the gravel to b Of
Assftant and to be nine inches thick
in the center tapsripg od to four the
DIE. and 70 be well Eapsd with heavy roller.
bidders yin state yhe p.iss Per enbie yard for
No part OF the appropriation win be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate Of the Com.
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
JOHN r. GARNER.
Commissioner Of the Third Ward
WI. RUTHBHRORD,
Commissioner Of the 6econd Fafd.
4ICHAEL HOOVER,
CHRISTIAN MILLER,
ses-dtd Assistant Commissioners.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ms. DAVID H sgss e. Gsssss x'1I RESUME a1a
Fer y YhnsoS AID Sf fafn in
ths 2ssh Of sep'enssr, a, Nh he. az. sfs.siS:ase.
"A Ks. BARRY, OF. NEW YORK CITY, DE-
:s' and s g sa
Mih Streets Circulars can 6s .obtained st the
prineiDal boekstores or at Mrs; Barry residence.
452 east g. street, Capitol HIl Sc a~'
EMERsoH INsTIrUTE
AND zzz4HAfSSas zz4HASs1a5SEsslt 1Ss faaazHt'sa 1a5Ss 'SsdaAoor,
Nth street, between I and K.
This School, formerly located in n street, be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, win be re- opened on
On III IL
sss;f'e s
New 10'i avenue eaxs eff1st1 B. s4 81 IT,
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS.
L street. o. noEDGY September ea 7. st o o'eissk.
Circulars may rs bad at the book stores. au2eeost
ERGLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,,
II. Third iSnusl ssssoa 81 re 81. G"s essoi Vim
.s Tuesday, fspt NJ WI prnoi,.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. o.-The SESSION Of
~ the Preparatory Department opens WzDN ES-
DAY, eeptember 9Th; of the College, September
I'D For further information or eatalosue apply
to tka President,
an % cows G. W. SAMSON. d. D.
VI FEMALE SEMINARY,
ABOAROING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ISL WEsT srREB1, 9EoRGsTovH, D. O.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
Monday, Sept 7th. Circulars may be obtained At
'hs '1s Principal
Miss WILLIAMS WILL REOPEN HEB
III SCHOOL on the frst Monday in September,
No. % north street, between 7th and sth, ,
Circulars at Ballantynes Book store and BLISS
Piano store. Penn. Ave. al II eolm@
TIE UNION ,,x.,, ACADEMY
Corner Of l4th street and Neir York ageahs.
The Fourtt enth Annual Session commences Dep.
tember =, 1868
Circulars at the Bookstores. au 17-H
CT. MATHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
- 19fR STREET, BETWEEN G ANDH.
The exercises of this in Dstitutton will be resumed
on TUESDAY, the lst of September.
Competent teachers employed Discipline Of the
sch ooi firm but mild
CHAS J. WHITE, d. D.,
au loft 336 H street, near 18th.
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ID MAJORS OFFICE. Sept. 8, 1888.
II R0POSALS viii bs received at this ofice 40 til
s19o clock M on Tuesday the 18th instant for trim
ming and grsveiing street north from Sixth
fkset west to Seventeenth ST. wesG The gravel 10 be
nine inches deep in the e inter-, Ing of to ur
inches tow ards the gutter line and to OF sty
1Sxpproved by the Commissioner and Assistant 90 m
nIssoners; the gravel to be vel rsked Of ali stoue
,yNk5nHroDsr size, and well rolled with . heavy
g!dders will state the price square yard for
Gseravslins iuciud ing whsegsr trimming LAY bs
fsquired to make streets to the sstisscti1n Of
the Com mi issiu ers and Assistant Commi sion srs
No part Of the appropriatiOn viii be .pNd the
eortraetor exec upon the certfncate OF the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that Q
~ "'sA r. DORSETT,
~ 49, Commissioner First Wa-d
THOM aS r. CALF, Assistant
'ss4 VIM RUTHERFORD,
Coun issionef Second Wa'd.
- - hcOLELLANO. Assistant.
-sh-s JOIN GARNER,
-. Com ssiooer Third WAri.
- THOMAS PAY, Assistant.
WM DOUGLAS
= Com MISSIONER Rr1yth Ward.
fee9td GEORGE PARKER AssistA II.
: SIS "a rs "A TE gKokxR 5I5
SIS ELxy1HfH 6fnBE1,
sdoors south Of RsnnsylvaniA avenue.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-Tsus
i TEES SALk.0n TUESDAY AFTERNOON, /,
sept 18th, at5h o'elool, on the Pre- mise By virtue
Noyember, 1883 and recorded In the land records
Lihsr j. 4 s No. Isl. folio, so5 :. SEQ We shall
that Lot or parcel Of sropnd in the Gity Of Wash:
said city as part of Lot numbered six 6 in square
nun bered seventeen lI7l, beginnins for the same
lots numbered FIVE 90 and six tsl, Twenty th
street fourteen a.! feet, thence ninety seven go
feet the depth OF said lot thence south fou teen
GD feet thence ives. TT ninety seven ts7) feet. to
Of comfortable frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash, and the remainder in
from tn day Of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to beecured by deed Of trust the prop
erty; and If the terms are not fully com piled with
VIII resell the property at the risk and expense Of
the defauiting purchaser, on one weeks notice in
the Wsshington Star. All eonveyancins at the
ERAsMUsJ MIDDLETON,
n. O. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association
au 20. ]. @. McGU GUIRE & CO., Auets.
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)Ru POsALs FOR RsEs.
UlVALRY BUKRAU,
Q&ks nf tAs GiEf Orarfer ,,sa sfa1

Ottts a. tks CHtsf QHdrternsdsfN, ;
wLsBINaroE. D. @. August is. i86s.
PRo rosALs arc solicited and will be received at
this OF ce for furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de
hyersd at Pittsburs. Pennsy lvanis; Philsdelphis,
Warrington City, Syracuse, N. T., or Indianapolis,
Indiana.
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing Of
Horses 10 lots of not less than twenty Ave, t25.
The Horses to be from fifteen (l6) to sixteen {l6)
hanea high. from Eve 90 to nine s) years old, we'll
broken to the saddle, compaetly built, In COED
fesh. and free from all defects.
The ability Of the bidder to fuIhl his asTesnsnt
must BE- guaranteed By two responsible persons,
AntAe.
The responsibility Of the suafantors must bs
ahoS hy the eelAl certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nesrest District COURT, or Of the United States
Colonel O G. SswteilA, Chief QuartsrmAstsr Cav.
Aalsy Bars.a. and be iadorssd on the envelope
q. g, oAWTHLLD,
=. Lisas. Col. and dhisi 9aar.,Tnsstsr.
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ID MAYORS OYBTCK, August 10, 1858.
Il RQP06AL6 Will be received 1t this OF 90 until
z Il O'CLOCK m. on Monday, the 18th instant. for
18th street west to l4th street vest, the gravel
TO be Of quality to be approved by the Com mis-
inches deep in the centre, aperns of to four inches
towards the gutter ne the gravel to be well ral ed
OF all stone of improper size and to be well rolled
With heavy roller.
Bidders win state the price per cubic yard for
part Of the appropriation will be paid the oon
.t-setor except apln the certificate Of the Com
mission er and Assistant Commissioners that the
-BorA has been properly exeeut. d
WM RUTHERFORD,
- Commissioner Sc ,0Id Ward.
! JAMES B MUNROE,
W w WEAVER
Sc ID Assistant Commissioners
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DRoPosALs FOR ROOFING PRLT.

CAVALRY BUREAU,
OPPIcR oR CBIRP QuARfERAAsrER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., September 9, 1857
nishing Of ROOFING FYLT In considerable guam
titles a. it may be required iror, time to sime in
The Felt to be delivered At the wharf Of the
Cavalry Depot ut Gisboro Point, near this city:
oioaers are feanesssd 70 ssnd Win sneir elds
nish
The Felt viii be subject to inspection on de.
livery. O. G. SAWTELLR,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
selou Cavalry Bureau
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ODD FELLOw8' HALL,
SEVENTH STREET.

: b6V GNI u 6TNkET.
WYM AN,
THE EVENTRILOQGIs TAND WIZARD,
wIfH
EVERY MIG HT. at 8 o'cloek
And 1V1RY DNE3DAY and sATERDAY
AFTERNOONS, at clock
~ Admission IS cents; Children 10 cents Bee
small blllt. se II lwH
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AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES AAksHAL's SALl
peRNii1ruRE.

Bslsasias to s. WaAaeh ssdsr ths Caxhscaiio~ Act.
ten The 0lsrl Once % Of tns ccas. of the
District Of Columbia holding District Court, aad
to ne di.sstsd win expose TO public sale, for
Eallaeh, on Indians avenue, No. south side, be-.
tween ID and 4th streets. Oh THURSDAY, the 18th
o. Il
esized. lib lied and CONDEMNED the furniture OF
@. Hsllach, and viii be sold Tor the use of the
Lot Oilcioth, Cushion Chairs,
Bat Rack, Lot Maho. = Washstands
Lot Chairs, Lot Mahosy Wsrdrobes
Lot CarpetinE, Lot Mehox'g Bureaus,
Embl eidsred Curtains, Lot Bsdsteads,
CaaeC Curtains& Cor nic.s Beds and Bedding,
Looking Gl asses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Sa6sss Hfa s r.sisss, siiss''
Reception Chairs, Mattress esq Feather bad. |,
HsrSJe: top Tables, koesins Chairs.
f:e;sosos {. g is Carpets, Feesias as biad:.
Stair Reds, Lot Cou uforte-s,
Large lot Washstands, Lot Kitchen Furniture,
Large 10, Chamber Sets, Easy Chairs,
Sa Tossther with many other % srtielss no. snume.
WARD =. aLAMoE.,
A ssIsTANT oUARrERMAsTER's oPRIoE,)
- ~ Washing @ sson. s. q. Az sSus gust ss., IS. isss
PUBLIC fALEs OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS
will take place at the Corral near the Observatory
PAYS 1858, the II, IS h. and soth days
The property is condemned ss unit for pubho
Sales to commence At ten o o'clock O. M. of each
day, and be continued from day to day until the
M nber on hand shall be sold
Terms cash, in Government fund.
"a ~ SIT Captain, A. Q. NJ. U. 8 A.
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WASHINGTON ThEATER,
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE

WASHINGTON ThEATER,
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE.
THIS EVENING.
will be produced, at An enormous az pense the
STRANGE, THRILLING, SPECTRAL ILLUSION
STRANGE, fHRILLING,s SPECTRAL ILLUSION
An
ILLUSORY PHANTOM,
ILLUSORY PHANTOM,
p6pularly known az the
GHOST!
GHOST!
GHOST!
which will be employed In the remarkable super-
natural drama. in two acts. entitled the
DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLI!
DEATH fETCH OF THE RUINED CAsTLEi
DEATHFEfCH OF THE RUINED CAsrLBi
OR, THE
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE.
FOUNTAIN OF L1RE!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE.
Admission IS, 50 and IS cents Seats reserved
Without extra eh arge.
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. HsAl sIxTH s1ls.-,
VIM. L. sinn-. Sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
WONDERFUL SPECTRAL ILLUSION
FEARFUL, MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE!
THE GHOST!
which has created such tremendous sensation in
Paris, London and New York,
IN THE THRILLING DRAMA,
THE S AIDES OF DEATH!
First week Of the European Dsnseuse,
MISS MILE FOWLER
The Accom- plished fonsstrsss and Danseuse,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER
The Perfect Formed Impersonator Of statuary,
MISS FANNIE WILSON.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTYi
EXCELSIOR CORPS OF ooMEDIANsi
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty Eve and afty cents. Doors open
att O'Clock; performance at O'Clock. se76t
vARiETlE9I vARIETiE9I
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
THE GHOST! THE GHOST!
Sumds are thrrs. through it, Pistols ars feed at it,
bu. 1cith no efect-No mortal po,oer can harn1u.
PHANTOM OF THE DEAD ESHADows OF TRE GRAVE
The appearance of the Spectre is SO real that
wait reathles ssly fer the Vison to appear; when
Go see tSi. rkaSis prod etion in Fit1simmon:
great zen .atlon drama entitled
THE MURDERER'S DOOM,
repete with ncide pts in which the great illusion
Of the 6host comes like shadows and 80 depart.
The great. BALLET TROUPE. lead by Mons.
IfkX WiNDELi and LIzzT sH GIrz. With the the
great Dramatic Com pany, in . choice bill every
night. seS st
MUSICAL ENTERTA TAINMENT
" NEW Y9kk .sS sSMHEK & + sIRDkr,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
~ Al. Pm. O. b LIST. Proprietor.
BOARDING.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR fINT-WIfH OR
L v Il out Board. No: 3s3 Q street, betwesn
~ a. 6tL sts.. opposite Exchange Hotel. sI2 a.