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General Sohenok has broker up the
infamous slave pens Of our city-those
black holes in which men, women and
children have been thrust and confined
FIR no other crime than being slaves.
Everybody in whose soul slavery has not
exlinguished the last spark Of humanity
r%eioices At this glorious deed Of our COM
handing general. Public opinion has,
for years past, been strongly against
these slave pens, but IL was paralyzed
by the infamous slave-laws that the
masters put on statute books. IL is now
released by General Schenck from para
lysis, and never more will the dealers be
able 10 reopen these dens Of ~iniquity,
these bridges of sighs' for the hapless
and helpless slaves. ALI the slaves
found in these pens belonged to rebels,
and were put there for safe keeping At
the expense OF the owners, but General
Schenck has oOnfiscAted the whole Of
them. The able-bOdied men enlisted al
once in Colonel Birney's regiment. The
hoary old traitor General Stuart, now in
Virginia, had seventeen Of his slave men
in Campbell's pen, and they are all SOL
NAAAa " bN ANHNSAS hbNs
coLoRKD SOLDIERS.
You have, no doubt seen the cores
pondonce between Colonel Birney and
Major Chapman respecting colored SOL
diers and their relations to the draft.
The government has at last decided to
accept them as part of the quota of any
district. There are hundreds Of people
in our State who are prepared to offer
their negro slaves as their substitutes,
others free negroes; and there are also
hundreds Of free negroes who are able
10 offer white substitutes for themselves,
willing and ready TO serve even for a
negro; for a negroes bounty is as good
az a white mans.
The city authorities have under con-
siderstioni the question Of voting the
bounty TO such negroes as will enlist in
our oOlOred regiments, and it is believed
il will be done, since they will be count
ed in our quota. Now our negroes are
going off to Philadelphia 10 enlist, as
they get their bounty there.
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Rs,olced, That in the future the Union
League meet twice each week, Monday
evenings 10 be devoted exclusively 70
the initiation Of members, and matters
/. connected directly Herewith; and
Thursday evenings 70 be business meet
inqs exclusively; srld that those desiring
Ia become members Of this order may
know when they Can be initiated, the
Nashville papers, loyal 20 the Union, be
requested to publish this resolution. The
Un1oH and Press being such. Passed
unanimously, July 9th, 1868.
'0Pw M p. CLARK. President.
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Tue MEDIoAL AND SURGICAL MUSEUM
The new Medical and Surgical Museum
at the Surgeon Generals is an important
auxiliary TO the Medical Bureau. II 10
receiving daily accessions from numer-
GUS surgeons and generals in the army.
The am~putated legs Of Generals Kirby
and Sickles, showing the nature Of their
wounds, are placed on the shelves of the
Museum.
JEFF Dayis's head would be quite an
accession 10 the Museum.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautifuI
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For tlle use of Soldiers.
Il is printed in four %cOlors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlors flying,
etc, A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in a pastebOard tube, and can be sent TO
any part of the country without injury f.;
and the soldie-, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
il framed and preserve il as a remem-
brance.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
/. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
~july10-3m
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NoN-C COMMISSIONER 0FFIcERs.-By Or
der of the War Department, the non
commissioned officers Of q company can
not be appointed until the muster Of the
company Is complete, nor can they be
mustered in until the companies have
the full quota Of enlistd men.
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The comb is henceforth an obsolete
article in fashionable society In London;
the hair must be allowed 70 fall loosely
down over the shoulders.-hdionapohs
EoNNaL
The comb has been an obsolete arti-
cle' for some time in the Southern Con-
Sederacy. The cavaliers have been for
many years bitton by bad Yankee
t~ane-Combs. Now they get BIT without
them,
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No doubt negroes are glad TO be free
and endure c%heerfully many p~rivatiOns
for the sake of being free. They do not
understand the force and t~ruthfulness
Of ByrOn's definition Of freedom-"LOrd
Of himself, that heritage Of woe."-G sor-
gia Constitwion0list.
May be that's because your niggers
don't generally read Byron. Suppose
you have q cheap edition printed for Their
use. They might appreciate that verse
which v
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I.roN srATp O-orrmTTrEE.

Eat 1cnnewee-Horace Maynard Ut
VIZ. a Brownlow, John A. Campbell,
M7fdh 7nanesses-M. m. Brien, VI.
= wm' p. Jones, Horace h. Harrison.
WEE Tsnnessee.-J. B, Bingham, j. Al.
Tomeav. DIR. j. Leftrick.
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at public auction 20 the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the goods contained In the three packages above
suited 70 the uses of suffers and othor dealerB. sale
TO take place at 10 O'Clock on the morning OF the day
aforesaid, at the storohouse on the Public Square in
Nashville, formerly occupied by A. J, Dancan & Co.
July "a GOT X, X. GLASC0CK u. s. NJ.
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I7th day Of August, 1868.

sao 10 take place al tho storehouss on the Publ,
Square IN Nashville, formerly occupied by A.. ]. Dun.
can, at 10 O'Clock on the morning OF tho day aforesaid
July "a ~ r.. r. 0LA5COCK. L. s.. NJ.
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GENERAL STUARr.-The people Of
Mancostor, England, assert that the rob'
81 cavalry officer, General Stuart ls no
othor than Lord Van Tempest.
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A Nashville correspondent Of the N.
Y. Tribune informs that journal that the
Nashville ~Peritentiary was burned at
the taking Of the Union foroes.' This
precious morscI Of news will astomd
our citizena beyond measure.
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Lieutenant Brown, Adjutant Of fhe
4th Texas regiment, is now lying in a
hospital in Chambersburg seriously
wounded. lie Is devoted 60 the cause
Of treason, and whom asked whether
there was not so-no Union sentiment
still In Texas, answored-"No, We have
hung that al out long agoi"
That is certainly q new way Of hang
ing out Unionism.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Notice.
eTOLEN. Julv 24th,

49, IRON THE MARKET HOUSE, Nash
vile, Tennessee, one A HORSE AND
MAhkEr WAGON. A bay horse with short tail
ln { ont both nreieet arc cracked IRON the hair 10
the shoe, about ~ Icar OF age. The running gar
u the Wagon Is nearly now, painted rod, tho hodoi
tho wagon h pretty much worn OUT. Twill give Ten
Dollars reward for tho depvory OF said horsa and
Wagon % me az my residence, corner ~ MeLomoro
and Jefferson streets.
iuIy2s-lG
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IN obedience to an order OF said Court, made in tai
i cauae, on the 18th day Of July, 1868 / Will soil Ia
above named 9 eaaks OF Bacon (elear sldea) at publ
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash In hand, o
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DIR. Kings D~ispensarv
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

R1hSSSIRsaD DIR. KING formerly Of New York,
,INks for Last4 yoars OF Louiaville, Ky,
~4SB@ who has devoted hs attention to
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years, hattsta
himself, having attended 10 a practice for 90 mahy
year,, and cured 80 many thousands, ho is enabled
10 cure all diseases OF a private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from lnjudiclouA medical treat.
ment, OF from neglect Of their own. DR.. KinE's
DiBpenHary Is No. % Doaderick street, betWeon Cher.
~ and the Square, second story, where be cusss all
diseases Of q private nature.
QonoThma ourod without nauasOus medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date e~dooiually cured m
3 feW days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where a structure exigis health cannot b. enni0yod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
minen the constitution 80 much.
Syphilis, with all tho diseases OF the skin, growing
ont OF neglect or bad treatment, can be e1ootuniiy
cured IN q Tow days
gsmisal Wsasasss.-ParticulR attention having beea
given TO this disease, aud all the consequences RroNl
Ing out Of lL, brought on IN many ossss by the de-
~structive hablsa Of inconuiderato youths, and excess
i've indulgence Of the passions, a neglect Of which
will undermine the conBtiiution, rendering the sab.
ioot unit for business or society, and causing prone
turo old age.
Females who may be laboring with any ~dldouity @
the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, BY writing aud stating
their case, with a go enclosed, direct 10 Dr.. A. King,
No. So Deaderiok street, Nashville, Tenn, VIII have
the NECESSARY medicines sent 70 their address. Onios
hours from 3 o'clock II the morning untfl . IN the
ssniaE iJuly to-t1 dAuty.
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10th daV of August. 1868,

at public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash IN
hand, tho abovo named Zoe bags and 81 barrels hour.
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of that
day. n. R. GLASCOCK, esa
u. s, Marshal for said District.
IuIv OH
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Marshal's Sale.

United states pssus s packages Of goods shipped 10
r. Task, Nashville.
Information No. 2. District Court Of the United
states for the District Of Middle Tennessee.
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Dian't Like MaryIana eeessionIs,

DhAhFt htAg MARY AhMM NgN1HNtpAaHA's
The Richmond Sentinel publishes a
letter written by an officer Of General
Lees army whilst it was in Maryland,
which concludes with the following
paragraph;
There is great discomfort among the
officers and men in regard TO Order No.
az. The stores are all closed. Men
who profess TO be our friends in this
State shut their doors in our faces and
denounco our money. This is intolera-
BILE. These men are as truly our enc
mics as the blacklist Republican in the
land. To the Yankees their doors are
wide spread. They say they can't buy
goods with our money. Why not let
them invest some of their money in our
bonds? We don't wish 10 buy them
out They embark in other speculations
which they own are more hazardous
They say we will certainly establish our
independence, and yet they will not
turn . hand to help us. Many of cur
men need shoes, hats and clothes, and
yet QuArtermasteTs issue none, and none
oan be bought, though we offer TO buy at
discount of our money Of from so to
100 per cent. these things ought not
so TO be be- Officers ought 70 be al
lowed TO buy whattheiF men need no
one wants ornaments
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NEW GROCERY HOUSE.

A~MREOEIVING AND WILLKEEP CONSTANTLY
4 on hand, at
No. 90 North side Public square,
q large and vol selected supply of FAMILY
~GRuCaklfS, 90 wits Sugar, Oonee, roas Golden
syrup, Maekerol, fresh Choose, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Mustard Pepper sauce, Tomato Catsup, Oyaiers,
kaisins, Star handles, Starch, soda, huokos, brooma,
nlgcnng, smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars
Pipes Od Bourbon whisky, Brandies, Wines Ale
CanyaaHed BANS, Wrapping Paper, Cap, Letter and
Note Paper, Enrtlops, Lead Pencils, etc. ete.
r. A, AfCHIsOh.
iuylg--gm
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The Rev. DR.. Bacon, Of New Haven,
has in preparation a life Of the late Ad-
miral goOte.
Bacon on foot is generally CANNON. We
hope the forthcoming work will be cured
Of that fault.
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18th day OF August.

TN obedience 10 an order or said Court, made In THU
L Cause, on the 18th day Of July, 1863, / will sell OF
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2Ist day OF August, 1863,

at tho slorehouse formerly occupied BY A. Duncar
a Co, on the Public Square in Nashville. sale "a
N et 10 O'Clock on tho morning OF the day
Aforesaid. r. X. ~GLAsCOCk, Il. 4. w..
July 2i20i
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Tho TRffect of ConFIscntlon.

The Hon. John 9. Underwood, Fifth
Auditor, In charge of the Bureau for con-
fscating and selling Rebel property to
pay the expenses Of the present iusurrec-
tioh, thus atates, in . recent speech, the
position Of the Government, and the fin
sal results Of coniscation 20 the nation
sAud then will come the oonfiscatiOn,
sale, and subdivision Of the old Rebel
4, plantations into farms, owned and eulu-
waited by soldiers and other loyal men
who have stood BY the country id its hour
81. trial. And what a signal display Of
Z retributivc Justice shall we see in this
For has not enough loyal blood been
poured out and mingled with the soil OF
Virginia to %extinguish every Rebel right
and establish the most unquestionable
title in the heirs Of the patriots and
martyrs who have fallen defending the
liberties and unity Of the nation With
. denser white population thus obtained
will naturally come q higher civilization,
free schools, universal education, arts,
manufactures, and a corresponding
growth Of Christian morality and pure
religion"
Mr.. Underwood is citizen OF Virginia,
and alArge stakeholder.
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Marshal's Sale.


Information No. Q. District Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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Nth day of August, 1868,

the contents Of the Packages above mentioned. being
a variety Of goods. wares, aud merchandise. Sale 70
take place 80 10 O'Clock on tho morning Of tao day
Aforesaid, at the storehouse on the Public Square 10
Nashville, formerly occupied BY A. j. Duncan O..
July q -2Ot u. X GIASCOCK u. s. 81.
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Il 18th ofJuly, 1868, ] will soil the Drug, etc, COZ
tanod In the packages above mentioned 20 the highe.
bidder, for cash Ia hand, ~ public auction, on the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-07

The United States rersa,s 106 bags Of 1our aud 81 bar
res Of -four, claimed by Rob't Tindall.
Information No. 8 District Court Of the Uuited
States for the District Of Middle Tennessee.
IN obedience 10 an order ofsaid Court, made in this
Il cause on the goth day Of July, 1888, I will sell at
the warehouse known as M. A. Parish's warehouse,
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Marshals Sale.

Unlted sIatcB f6f3H5 3 barr0la, 3 Kegs, ! box and J
carboy, containing Drugs.
Information No. ~. District Court OF the United
Slater for the District Of Middle Tennessee.
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Marshal's Sale,

United States versus II boxes and keg, containing
goods, wares, and aerchaudizc, captured by Colonel
George +. smith near GallRtin.
Information No. II, District Court Of the United
States for the District OF Middle Tennessee.
IL obedience 20 tho order Of said court, made In this
L cause, on the 18th day Of July, 1868, 4 Will soil al
public auction, 70 thehighest bidder, for cash 10 hand
ON lha
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"Fr0edem's battle once begun,
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to 8on
Though bufettad OF, Be- ever w0nn
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
lAssoO1ArED PRESS DISPATCHES


4
Rebel Movements 10 invade Kentucky
Retaliatsry Measures in the Rebel Con.
PHlLADELPHIA, May 1s.-The Bulletin has
the following special dispatches:
ClNcINEATI, May 1S.-A letter from RUSSELL
vile, KY, states that on Wednesday a party
OF sixty mounted guerillas fired on train near
South Union. The guard on the train returned
the nre and routed the rebels with the loss of
one Killed and one wounded. The rebels are
collecting large cavalry force south of Cum
6eriand river and large infantry force in East
tennessee, and intend TO advance to kentucky
this month under Brec ckinridge.
MURFREEsBoRO', May 1.-THE Chattanooga
Rebei OF the 10th contains the efollowing:-"Re.
taliatory resolutions have been adopted by
Congress, which provides that commissioned
ofhcers who shall command negroes for militia.
ry service against the Confederate States. or
aid them in any military enterprise, shall, if
captured, be pnt to death, the negroes, when
captured, to be turned over to the State author.
ltles, to be dealt with according to their present
or future laws.
Gen. Bragg's headquarters have been. re.
moved to Shelbyville. The Rebel contains a
mournful editorial over the Bragg and Breck.
inridge difficulty.
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FINANCIAL-New York papers OF yesterday
evening says: The week Commenced with .
buoyant stock market, and q more excited feaI-
ing than for some days past. Governments are
,strong, and Certificates OF Indebtedness are es.
pecially in request.
State stocks are steady. Missouri SKIES ad-
yanced to 53s. against 7Ox highest price OF
saturday. Tennessee and North Carolina
and strong.
Gold has ruled steady throughout the day At
149 also, the sales at the board being mostly
at the higher rate. The market Is not anirna-
ted. In foreign exchsnge there is little doiag.
On London the rates are t6ixaI65 for bankers,
and on Paris 3f.43x asf42.
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Sentence OF MIR. yaIlaudiubam.

CINCINNATI, May ls.-It is believed that G.
l.. Nallandigham left this city last night inyoI-
UNFAIRLY. Rumor assigns him to Fort Warren.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-Gen. Burnside's GEN
eral order recites the courtmartial trial OF Mr..
Eallandigham. sentencing him to close confine-
mpnt during year in some fortress, to be Sc
lected by the commander of the department
The order names Fort Warren
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ByJ. C. mcguire Il CO., Auct oneers,

V'RTsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
i TATE NORTH The PREsTrRSr's HoUSE-By
virtue Of deed Of trust from Lawrston B. Hardin,
bearing date on the 9th day oil sIay, A. D. 1854 and
recorded in Liber J. A. g., No. 10, folio 2s3 &c,
one OF the land records for Washington couaty, in
the District, and by the request of the holder "
the notes secured thereby. the undersigned trus
tees will sell 1t public sale In front Of the preni
ses. on TIL RS DAY AFTERNOON, the 2}th day
of May, A. D. 1868, at half past o'clock Lots Nos
q, 22 q "a %, z, z, in Square No. 1885, in the
city of Washington.
This property is well located in part of the city
where real estate is rapidly increasing in value and
is very desirable either as per mane en investment
for speculaton.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash; the residue in
three equal payments in 6, II and Ii months with
interest from day of sale secured by deed of trust
II the terms of sale are cot complied with in i've
days after the day of sale then the trustees reserve
the right resell at the risk and cost of first prr
cha ser after five days. notice.
Convey ancing and stamps ut pu urchaser's e psnse
WIN. II. WARD Tr,steas
JAS Y. DAVIS trustees.
my6 j. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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Reported Battle i'm Arkansas

MEMPHIS, May 4.-Reports have reached
this city from Arkansas that Gen Marmaduke
last Saturday or Sunday had 4 fight with the
Francis river. Arkansas, forty miles west OF
Memphis. The rebel reports claim a victory
for Marmaduke.
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LATE FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Gems. Logan and Osterhaus Driving Bowen
toward Jacks0m-A Great Battle Imni.
neMt on Black River

INlnIs
Ment on Black River
CAIRO, May 13.-The latest dates from
Grants army through Federal channels are to
the llth inst, via Mnllikens Bend on the Hth.
Generals Logan and Osterhaus were march,
ing towards Jackson, driving Bowen with
1orce reported at 5000 before them, while
Grant was marching upon Black River, and
expected TO engage Pelnberton ON the bridge
over that stream.
Pemberton's force is estimated at fifty thous-
and, and is said to be strongly entrenched near
the bridge. a great battle there is imminent
The health OF the army is better than ever be-
fore.
TIL rebels, three hundred strong. with two
steamer Warren, fifteen miles above Green
vile, on Thursday, killing two and wounding
four men. The fire was returned and several
rebels killed.
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Arrival of Rebel Prisoners.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE steamer TAYLOR ar
rived y tn several hundred prisoners captured
at Port Gibson, Miss. They proceeded imme-
Ciately to Alton.
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BosToN, May 1S.-The 5ith Massachusetts
(eelored) Regiment was to-day presented W ith
four reglmental colors Presentation speeches
We're made by Gov. Andrew, who said he was
identified with the regiment, and stood or fell
with It's history as q man and magis trate
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Arrival OF the Prize Steamer Cherokee.
BosToN, May le.-The prize steamer Chero-
kee, captured of Charleston, is below.
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oR Accounts from Ohio show that the wheat
prospect, except in few exposed neighbor-
hoods never looked better than 1t thu present
time, while othsr graiss AID ths grsss creo
promise large returGs.
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NO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OR
~ TRAITORS

TiCE.
am authorized by the Secretary of War TO raise
BATTALION OF CAVALRY for spseial Ssr.
rtce.
Each company win be organized as prescribed in
General Orders No. l95, series o, 1852.
AL officers viii be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature of the service required
of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and in
telis ent men will he enlisted.
The best, heetest and most services able Horses
only viii be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Bile, dischsrgne fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn.
avenue L. G. BAKER,
my Him Colonel Commanding Battalion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
R1NNeYLVANIA AV1NU1. near Willard Hotel

THIS EVENING, kAyl9,
second Night Of the Beautiful Young Actress,
LUCILLE WEsTERN.
Appearance of the favoyite Washington Actress,
SUSAN l1NIN.
AppeAra nee of the distineuished Actor
Mr.. BARTON HILL
Appearance Of the favorite Young Actor,
Mr.. CHARLE6 BARRON
Second and last time of the thrilling, emotional
HAST LYNNEi EAST LYNNEi
Iue;lla wasta,n a. Lady Isabel
" ~ - ''-.''- Madame Vine
Susan Denim as........-.......... Barbara Hare
Barton II i'll ~. .sif Francis Levison
Charles Barron as.. Archibald Carlyle
Act II-Temp pted-The Elopems,t. t.
Act llI-Remerse-The Midnight Invasion.
Act 1V-Exilsd-The Arrest for Murder
Act tV-Death-Farewell until Eternity.
In rehearsal, the thrilling play
--szt L C1 FEKl
~ Admission 80, Is, and rs oents No extra
charge for secursd aeats,