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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-09
WADSWORTH HOUSE,

ADJ0ININGN. Y. CENTRAL, LAKE SHORE, AN
G., ERIE RAILROAD DEPors, BUFFALO, NY.
The Most Conpenisnt House in the City.
TNHE Wadsworth House has recently been Painted
Il Prescoed and return ished throughout and Ia nov
Of the best appointed Houses in the State Is prox
unity to the principal RsIoad Depots renders It partc
uary desirable to travellers stopping while
none OF the old prejudice which has existed against
houses contiguous to Railroad Depots attach to it,
Passengers will observe the House entering the de-
pot. Look tho right'nand sidel Gong ruDg the
arrival Of the train. Twenty minutes allowed In chang
ing baggage. good Restaurant IL attached 10 the House.
dred guests. '.''' .7' lS'r e.. N-aN- s'
mchll-d6m .ti4a y..".
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VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.
THIS wORa CONTAINS THE PRIN-
i QIPAL speeches Of Hon. o. L. vALLANDIG-
HAM, on
Abolition, the Union, and the
JIIT ITCiviI War, -

Also, parts Of other Speeches Letters Votes etc. to
which ID added brief account Of nis arrest trial.
portation and nomination.
Il Il thus full and accurate record Of his sentiments
and leading public acts the great questions now be-
fore the people. The book shows why Mr.. Vallandg
ham has been sepudlated, condemned and sxiled BY
the party IN power, and why another party now
Raning strength every hour and destined soon 70 con.
troll public aoa has determined to secure his resora
ton TO the full rights Of citizenship, and confer upon
him one Of the highest ofees in the gilt Of the peo-
pie.
The friends Of Mr. v. ask nothing more hau that the
people Of Ohio will horouRhly examine bis Record and
lot their deliberate and unbiased Judgment be ex-
pressed By their votes the second Tuesday in Oc-
tober. -uf'
The work 10 handsomely printed on good paper, 2s6
pages, large ovo and has very finely execu ted steel
engraved likeness Of Mr.. Vallsndgham.
Tho book has been carefully compiled and edited.
Al 0, revised and approved BY Mr.. Valandgham, ex.
oept last pages prepared during his exile. II hay.
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Cd BY mall OF express, prepaid on receipt Of price.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-09

WAsHKeToN, July 8.-The War Department
has received intelligence tnat official dispatches
of the surrender Of Vicksburg are Oh the way
to Washington. 1t has also received official
advices OF the repuise of the rebels at Helena.
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r. @. LIGHTE & 90.
Late Lighte & Bradburys), '-
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
4e1 BROomE Sc, NEW YORK,

' I'd BLOCK EAST OF BR0ADWAY.
MR.F. o. LIaHTE, the original founder Of this we'll
A'A known Establishment, Sentor Partner, and only
Practical Piano Forte Maker Of the late hrm OF
Lighte Bradburys," having retained his Two-Thirds
interest in the whole business stock, materials etc. and
Sole Proprietorship in his Val1a6Ie Patents inclu
sive Of his celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON
FRAMES, is the only one who can make the SUPERIOR
PIANO FoRTES for which this house has been SO popu
lar. U-FAn nfringements on his rights will be prose.
cuted according to Law. ....... .-.-..r
ITAl Fiano Fortea from this mandatory are war
rant,d perfect in every re,pect for ave years. .
Liberal terms to dealers.
''' .s7." f. C.LIGHTE & co.,
42l Brooms st., NEW YORK.
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The Battle at HeIena-kse beIs
pulsed. .-I.f .-4!.

The Battle at Helena-kSe belB Re
MKMPHIs, July Seen. Hurlbut has furnish
ed the following extracts Of letters from Gen
Prentiss. ''~' q,
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF ARKANsAs, ! ;.
HELENA, July 4, 1880 A. M y
We have been hard pressed since daylight By
the combined forces of Price, Holmes, Marina
duke, Parsons and othere. Thus far We have
held our own and captured several hundred
prisoners, whom / send you on board the steam.
or Tycoon. The enemy are now evidently pre-
pairing for renewed attack In force. Send an,
other gunboat If possible. The Tyler has don't
good service to-day. ToC
s,.A ... LA TER.
3P. M.-We have repulsed the enemy a.
every point Our soldiers are now collecting
their wounded. We have taken In all twelve
hundred priaonera.i Their loss in killed ant
wounded will reach Ave or ak hundred. 1Sr
Although the rebels are badly whipped, tSer,
is no doubt but they will renew the attack OF ar
early moment, and are now massiDg their troopl
for that purpose, My force u, inferiorvto the
rebele, ont with the aid expected from you anC
the gunboats the rebels may be severely beaten
The steamers Tycoon and Silver Moon ar
rived with eight hundred and sixty prisonsEl
captured yesterday, including eighty commits
stoned officers. No details Of the fight havi
been received. Prominent officers report oul
loss In killed and woundedlnot over sixty. III,
rebels captured six of our guns, whioh wer,
afterward recaptured. The colored troops ar,
seporled to have fought we'll.
Hurlbut sent reinforcements promptly.
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TELEGRAPHit: NEWS.
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND
General kosecrans Crosses the Tennessee
River at Four Points-Lnrge Number Of
Prtkonefs Taken-Thc Rebels on the
Georgia State Line-General Burnside
at kinston.
STEVENSON, ALABAMA, August 29-rha
army OF the Cnmber! and crosse ID th~ Trnnes see
river at four points TO. day, with fpfa utry and
cavalry. The Second Kentucky cavalry cap
tured thirty five pickets at Il point opposite
Stevenson. General Reynolds captured large
force at Shellmound and took q camp on Fall
ing Water creek. Among the captured are th.
notorious guerrilla Mays and the Trnne,se See
Rebel Congressman Cannon. Little or 40 Re-
sis tance WAS made. The Rebels arr reported
10 have a iorce at Rome and Cleveland along
the Georgia State railroad. General Rurus,de
is in the region of Kingston, and will attack
that place before long.
Probable Evacuation of Chattanooga and
East Tennesxee
SfEVENsoF, Ala, August 2S.-It is probable
that the Rebels are evacu mating Chat. a, ooga
and all East Tennessee. Deserters who come
within General Reynolds lines, report that
they are moving guns and useful and import
ant machinery from the foundrlps at Cha.ta.
nCoga TO Atlanta The rebel cavalry is report
ed to be concentrating at Rome, Georgia
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The Richmond DispoteA OF August Goth hiss
the following:
CHARLESTON, August 27.-The enemy's at
tack on our rifle-pits on Wednesday night was
made about seven O'Clock, in Overwhelming
force. On Thursday tho firing on both sides
was slow. with no unusual incidents.
(ssooHD DIsPAroH.l
CHARLAsToN, August 2S-The bombardment
OF Sumter and Wagner proceeds eluggishly.
The enemy is working hard In the trenches in
No further attempt hss been made to shell
the city.
DEMAND FOR THE suRRHEpRR OF THE CITY.
The Charleston papers Of Monday contain
city The Courier furnishes the following par
tlculRrs OF the new and important events in the
bombardment which have taken place:
The following is copy Of the communica-
night at Battery Wagner, by General Hagood,
In relation to the firing on the city: =
HIADQUARTBRs DRPARTMEET OF SOUFH,
MORRIS ISLAND, Augusta, 1s63.-Geaeral: I
have the honor to dc hand OF You the imme-
Giate evacuation OF Norris Island and Fort
Sumter by the Confederate forces. The present
condition OF Fort Sumter, and the rapid and
progressive destruction which 1t is undergoing
from my batteries, seem to render its complete
demolition within few hours matter Of cer-
tainty.. All my heaviest guns have not yet
opened.
mand, or should receive no reply thereto
within four hours after it is delivered into the
hands OF your subordinate at Fort Wagner, for
trans ission, 1 shall open fire on the city of
Charleston from batteries already established
. within easy and effective range Of the heart of
the city. I am, General, very respectfully,
your obedient ser want
q. A. GILMORE, Brig. Genr Cong.
Offcial:-E. KRARKY A. A. G..
To General G. T. BRAuRRGARD, Commanding
Confederate Forces, Charleston, s. Q.
General Beauregard being absent on a recon.
noisance, the comm unicatlon, which was re-
ceiyed at headquarters at about quarter TO
eleven O'Clock on Friday night, by Generaf
Jordan, and by him returned for the signature
by General Gilmore and again returned. 1t.
W as receiyed~ at General Beauregards mead.
quarters at 9 Q; clock Saturday morning.
Between one and two O'Clock, however,
Saturday morning, the enemy commenced
firing on the city. arousin eour people from Their
sl,1mb hers. Twelve eieht-inch shells feI INTO
the scity, thirteen iii all having been nfed
Fcrtupately no person was injured. SeVeral
shells flew.in the direction OF ST. MIchaePs
,teeple, and fell either in the vacant lots In the
bprnt district on King steet, or more generally
strue in the centre of the strA-ts. as exhibited
al the corner OF ueen aud Ratedge, where +
an ep lat.in ch shell tore up the pladk road and
dur large hole in the ground Anoher shot
entered The warehouse of & w. Williams 4.
10. at the corner of H ay ne and Church streets
entered the roof and expioued in the upper
story, making large opening In the brick wall
ct tn. NJ dical Purveyor's storehonse next
door, and scattering things in great cenfasion.
Some loose straw or packing WAS set on fire nv
the explosion, hieh caused the alarm ball to
ring and brought out the fremen. Il was sx-
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DROP oeALs foR 1LOUR.

sllLHp PloPosALs Gs invited till the Sist day
Of Ausust 1863 At II m for furnishing the Sab
lstsnce Department With 20 barrels Of Flour
No. 2 ana No 5, and for any portion less than the
p barrels. Bids different grades should be
upon separate sheets Of paper.
The oslivsry Of tho Flour TO be commenced on
the 10th day II September, or g soon thereafter -
rsls dsi y, delivered either at the Government
xhsrshouss In G.orgeioHn At the Tharves or At
Payment viii be lads In certificates OF indebted
mass, or sucb other funds - the Government may
have for distrl button.
Th. usual Govern nmsnt inspaeton viii be made
tur. before the Plour IL received
AL cath Of allie iAnss must accompany each bid.
No bid viii be entertained from parties ho have
previously rAiisd to ply with their bids from
Sid 1ers OF present to respond.
The bari els to BE- entirely new made very strong
of new materials, and b. "a linsd No Rloar which
is not fre h ground viii be received
Bids 10 be directed to Col. A. BlCKWIfH, A. D,
O &C. f., @. . A., Washington, D and 10
dorted Proposals fos Flour " "a t5ist
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VolUnteeFingi in New Jersey.

TREHToE, n. j., Aug. 29.-Voluntesrins in
the state of New Jersey is proceeding very
oriskly. About 5000 men have been oblained
since Governor Parker'e proclamation was Is
sued. Three new batteries are complete One
regiment OF cavalry and two regiments of in
fantry will be completed during the coming
week. Almost every township in the State is
at work, and it is expected that in 9 few DAYS
the quota OF New Jersey will be filled By vol.
untary enlistments, thus doing away with the
copScription.
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PROPOSALS
(tffiVk VI 1Hl BOARD OF TRUsrsks or
RI bLIO SEHUUL5
NlSY HALL HASHiNe,o oa Civ n n

- 1AAs "AsAiI6i Oh CIYY, D, O..
u.s 'f4fn ft r1 s,s vii,
W. for urnsb .upp.iss ior ia. PSois S deoo.s o,eS 81
So ,e1 .ehsdun esy or ,as ys.r .1a,n< taa.
nus. he en- o,s.o Proposals ior rusi, Yooxs'
ta ,Sn or YuraiIe,s and 1i.e.lsns j.
made for tn Whsle Of tns Peel "a. ., ma! I %. ..
+, t o,oI iot aLy one or mo,e dstries rh. Yusl
such quantities and =, such tim.. a. SoV b. ass1
Is.so " Inc ON uittse oD eupples. All sr.ic.rs
hs or 1t ke is' Of
itias ss shs tomnittse may elect. As ths ansn-
PROBABLE cots The right is 90 70 si
SnLr. more or accept lsss, At the op ion of tb.
iefs soas s.ss "a. s s Se
n1,, TO b. % ds.., min,s by The Oompit,se rhs oon
70; n: ahs a:.l., aisn, t: sf
ss'"s.'oI st.s n rsos. alone .sose ors ss, Be-
tsinsd OF John b. tesstord. TREASURER. w
Chairman Cos On Supplies B. Ps.
scEI,u ,uLs A-spsL.
otsIanthrael Nhits Ash-:5' tons; to b. An
l.se,h Districts IS ton. eaoA 70 fhrd Di..r.
Kinsshns wood,hi1.d o.k and Pins-so oora. to
each; to Third District, 9 coos 'oANs
holy BisI.-l d's copies. oGoNs s1o' is.shsr.
seho.,. ,,sf rr.nouncns speer dos. copies,
Par. sr Watsvn's First hr.dsrIs doz. copi...
=. . Etcond header- doz CO oiss
=. " Thir. Re- ader-3 d.x oopies
Suaes 9neos' H'.tory Il nsed stste II dos COPIES
Amer n Musical sss Bouk-i dos GO pfss 'p''''
bn mens. s4i.1 e9o1ss DO. eon,.,
81 a. Primary School spelliug BOOB -8doa eooi.s
mt e-sohs In History United States-l doaan
copso1o is-a,os eop,e.,
G.tG.n MtG1., Witt, rrim.ry 9. s.aphy-4 doz copies,
s.rssr 4 go M.t'on's Pnm.1>or Word Builder
Da,is.' . P,asr' ,,2' ,Arithnetle-s dos copies. Be-
Davies llenen's Of Writer h Arithm..ts and p,.
ius sa' hth meno-sdo4 90 les Revised edition
Dsvi:s' Practical Arithmstio-l dos, comic. R.-
vised edition, 1888 Nv
soHEDnLs C.-sYArIouunY.
Foolseap Writing Papers re.ms. Best on.,,+x
Eote Writing Papers Issms Beat onslftx
:!ss y ts-ss fsss Ss., ,;S.
Hr!tiTs Ink tDovslr's>-Io0 quarts,
Lsac Pepcils-Jo dos
In nInsstsIds, plain glass; dos
o1aT' sRpsit5ss R,is5. saof
inciu ded-l doz. copies of each. " ~
sIstes. BY l8-l dos.
elaEes, 10 b, I2-S doz
klates, u By IA dos.
soHHDuLs D.-TuEgITURs AND MIeo.ll Au.sus
Three. string BroonsEn dos
: 10: o: : fp.:s1,ps p.:. a2ss.s!ss s:a.s.:s dos.
thaei Door Nets aos.
Temp Door AAts-2 doz.
"a,s. Sa, suefs's. cedar. unpsin.sd, iron bound-s
7 Tusa ~ ols,s. prs..ed glass, best aualty-s doz.
ash Basins. tin dos
ra., rra.,h,n..rs 3 Pitchers, sh-2doz.
Goal ods, is ehes-l dos.
: ! 0 :! Hoas 10 in n,hsE-l doz.
TS1.iins z. r ijnss ijhss e7sssh-2co yards. ~ B,s,Asss
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From the Southwest

CAIRO, Aug. 30.-General Steele is moving
towards Little Rock. The rebels are concen.
trating opposite to him.
The rebels In The rans-Mississippi depart
ment are organizing fol O better concert Of ac
ton.
Major General Grant and Adjatant General
Thomas left Memphis for Vicksburg on Friday
Most OF the cotton lying at the III outh of the
White river has been accidentally burned.
General Grant received the Inequalities of
Memphis on Wednesday last
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FROM N EXICO.
. Recognition" of the Confederacy Still
Acitatpd

SAN FRANCISCO, August 29-Ths steamer
Constitution has arrived with dates from the
city OF Mexico TO the oath OF Jaiy
"A portion OF the unite d Mexican and French
troops have moved sixty miles westward from
the Capital TO Cucorav,
The intention of the trium virate to recognize
the Confederate States is continually fore
ehadowed by the imperial press-the recogui-
uon 10 lake place as soou the news shall
have reached Mexico that Macmillan has ac-
cPpted the crown OF Mexico
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DROPO.ALs FOR WOOD.

hlApQu1hflRs Dlr.HryEEr OF WAsHIxsfoa)
OFFICE or ';HIsf QUasrsRkAsYss
"AsHlSeroE, D. c.. August Fl, iSsS
PBorosiLs are invited for furnishia Z wued b the
f,oops 10 a1d around tho Forts hersina Ter speea
Es, irom parties ow Ing wood or wood lands ia
he Velnlty OF the same.
borth OF Potomac Forts sumner. Mansfield
SayArd, simmons, Gsinss. keno. Ksarnsy De
Easy. sAvens, 6losum, fottan 81 sn nsr 21nker
SnsAds, Kimball, Parrot and Cameron
. k1t OF Eastern Branch Potomac Forts Cradle
SAfrou. Snyden, ktanton, Baker. Davis Dupont
Ee,Ss: And Aaham and Bs.tsries Ricketts, and
ssuth Of Potomac: Forts Marcy, E.h.n Allen, G,
1n1th, bs6nett, De KAtb. CoreorAn, Hagserty,
s,sod sod afy. "hipple, Csss. fildnshsst Craig, and
Proposals to Be made in the following manner. -
Let. Ior wood standing price DER eord)
ID. For wood felled By g Unit<d States lnsinssrs
Sd For wood cut and eord ed on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality stnd, qnAo-
6ty and quality o. the wood and it, distaoes from
he pssrsst tort or forts
Each bidder y ust attach his full name and post
sf &c address TO hs bid, aud the nss OF all Par
k+s interested in the proposai must appear In the
bid.
An oath of alies esisnes 20 tha Government Of the
United States must accompany each hid.
Bids viii &C opened from I, ne TO time ana con
tracts pur ,haSss made o. the wood may be re-
The right is reserved 70 accept all or part of
Proposals should ss ind rssd /" P-opos ais for
""'-' EL'As 4. GREENE.
Lieutenant Co.oce and Chief Quarter n sater.
,lA ist Department OF WsshiuStoa.
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DRoP OsALs HoR WOOD.

Dso. q Rs.a,s..es: sl? . 'e:.s o5lss q ss ssT:a.
e. IS d,s5s s. !, 1S ~
81 sss sf s. s's sn
Twelve o'cloei m.
SosI "a Zee long, and split to the Ordnar, size Of
in nston At such point the Depot Quar- term aster
ahaiI direct 60 ded in four 90 feet high de-
.erd.d .ns mot .nd until
An inspector win be ssisns,.d on the R.rt Of
.t W s such :. e: not eonform /, the above spssa'
sAtions siil Be rejected.
All 70 be delivered or or before the second day Of
Payment 70 Be made upon the completion Of the
'A0'' 'oh"ae' PROPOSALS.
ne full name and Post Oass s1drsn of the bid.
e bid isss !: s.ds IN i! nan: Of arn, Y. name.
:snad:T:d ;. i. iaai'idssi proposal Of tA' ANY
froposai. from 4.sleysl ,srsAs ,ssa sss y sso-
sid~sd. and IN oath OF allegiance must accom- D>av
f1oSo..E must BE- addressed 10 Capt B4v.rd L.
th. E.ssia,,Sn .ss .Aoan s:asf:
marked Proposals Tor WOOD" --
GUARANTEE.
5, e. sa s a sss Gla II
nea.sst District Court or Of Tie United States Dis
TSe ability ofths bidder 70 Al tAs contract. sAouh
Il be avslded 70 him must se xna.antssd ! sy two
ssnssa % T.: "a
Socompsny the bid.
.:' Ss .o :a'1 :. =:
aTed.
Bonds In the sum Of tan thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both Of his guar antors, viii
be required of the successful bidder uDon dSninS
the contract
TORM OF GUARANfII.
We, OF the county Of -, and State Of
-, and =, Of the oouAty Of, and esAts
OF =, do hereby guar a tee hat--s - able TO
fulA the contract in accordance With the terms Of
his proposition, and that should his proposition Be
accepted, he VIII sntsr iato . contract In seoord-
anee herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him Ws Ars pre-
pared to bseome hla s1rsties.
Ito this guarantee ast DO appended the oneiAl
certificate above men ptioped.D
The Depot Quarter Aster reserves to hfme< II the
right to reject any ali bids that he may Doom
too high.
Informal proposals. will b rejected.
EDWARD l.. uARTz,
40 It'd Captain and 4. q. H., { 8. Army.
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ROPOs AIS TUR GOAL.

TlIABulY DlPARTAINr,
AaSat q, lS6S.{
PROPOSALS are bersby invited for delivery at
the Treasury Department OF seven hundred IDS
OF the best quality Of Anthracite Goa fornaee
size, and for OF hundred tons Of Cum osrlaud
Goal al to BE deliver - early a. practicable,
but rot later than he hrst of November next
Proposals must be sealed, And addressed 70 the
undersig.ed before the afth Of 6eptemeer lsas.
3. II. CLARK,
Ohisf First Division.
An H.lV National Currency Bureau.
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The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, Aug. 29-Ths address in reply to
the Governors speech was finally carried in
Parliament this morning by a small ministerial
majority.
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Democratic Nomination

BErFoRD, Pa, August 29.-Wm. J. Baer,
Esq, OF Somerset, vas nominated as the demo-
crauc candidate for State senator in the nine.
,eenth district composed Of Bedford, Hunting
don and Somerset
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TIVE r. Rebel Spies CaptuPed

NORFOLK, Aug. &.-Two rebel soldiers re-
GENTLY made their way into Norfolk, and, after
taking notes Of every thing Of military interest
Ia and about the city, attempted to return to
Richr ond, but were captured before passing
our lines. They are now prisoners In Fort
Norfolk, and it is expected will meet their de-
ferts in a few days.- Their names arc VIM. T.
Destruction Of a Newspaper Office.
: LEAvEEwORTE, Aug. 29.-The Sentinel, pub
fisbed in Western Missouri, was destroyed on
%hursday night by party OF Missouri en-
ro2&ed militia. The paper was loyal, and has
souri,.
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N NAYoR's OVTIoI, August q, 1853.
i fROPosALs Will bs leesi.ed As sa1 ~ Smss nnsi
tor Sr.dina ana xrsvslins Ilev nth d Get east,
rom street north 70 P street no; th, The gravel
10 be OF . aus,ity 70 be approved py t1e oom-
inches in the centre, apsrns o 70 four inches to.
wards the gutter line. 70 be we'll faieo o. 0Sae OF
improper sIss and to be well rolled WIZ : Ses's
Bidders win state the pios .r seSie nara Ns sS,
ee.rt o{ the approSsianon viii be paid the eon-
tractor except upon the eerthoate OF 'es tom. I'm.
niesiOI Or and Asssean Oommlhoneb sAAt tas
WIN 'A Nm RUTHERFORD,
e- Cornu,isaioner Be coDa Ward.
FAM'L L. OLHMENTS.
.'e JOHN McsALLY,
.,1ta .srf Assistant Commissioners.
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AMijSEM A EN1S
FORD'S NE ~ TkEATER.
TENTH Strict. ABOVHE
"eHF L koRD...-. Manager and Proprleto

FORO'S NE ~ THEATER,
1,u- TENTH Strict. ABOVE
''HS foRn.,.- Manager and Proprietor
FHs FFH1s EyEkIss EyEkIss 4sTs 4T1s fy.s1sgg
Viii BE- " pIs.ss M I'd lie Grand and S ' siui 10
THE: THE KAIAB KaIaR 9TEEH; oSJEEN;
p,.,, ,nhies, after men'hs OF i.torieus and co.tfy
.Seh ..n0c. Fl. ss ss ah
'i0n of all lovers of ths true and beautiful.
ss1sp szTisEE FSko4Y sATIkDAY x4tFrsss9os xtrssseos,
THE NA1aSDf QUEEN,
!, Admission Is, 30 and Is cents. No extra shars.
eeats may DO secured three day. in advance BY
apshsaton At tie Box Once from a. m. to p m.
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WASHINGTON THEATsR,
tsUsAN DEdIN's 8 0LYMPICD
hIas DENIM having leased the WAszrHeros
fHlATkR for . short time, has engaged
MR. B. G. ROGERS,
and Select Company, and VIII open
MONDAY EVENING, Aug %,
with the great Comedy Of
SWEETHEATS AND WIVES.
Lnsenla-- ....----. SaSan Denim
Admi al Franklin g. aosers
DANC1--.-. ---MIHS FORREST
sONG.-... MISS FORREST
Concluding with new sketch called
MY SUBSTITUTE
Jenny Jones with sons)---.......S Susan Denim
JACK shav % substi' ute) ).---........B.8 g. Rogers
- Admission7 rs 30, and q cents. It,
oANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERB URY HALL.
LOU16IANA AV.. HIAl S1X1H sqllvv
VIM. I. sinn-. ---- Sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
THH GREAT H1NsATION NoVILrY,
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
In her Classic BE representation Of
b ROMAN AND GRECIAN sFAFuAuY
Spectacular Extrayasanza.
TIL FAIRY GIFT;
TIL < FAIRY GIFT;
Or RfHIDNCHAkTED GROPTOES or ELFLAED
Oh R,TR11EoHAN11D GRoPrOEs OF ELPLAND
Beautiful Ballet,
LA REUNION DES BELLIES,
FHl ALBUM OF BEAUTY
qHE CORPS DHrHIoPB
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty ave md nfty CENTS. Door. o,.n
t7h O'Clock; performances At O'Clock. aust
NEW YokK A sShHkK sIkDkN,
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