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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DIsPATOHEs.i
THE WARM rENNESSug.

FAsHvILLk, Feb. 25.-Gen. Wheeler, - hole
Iorce OF Tour brigades of rebel cayalry are this
eide of Columbia, Tenn and are re- rortrd 10 he
carrying on all e-bodied contrsbands south.
a portion Of this force are within four miles
OF Franklin.
Last night the Federal lines were at Frank.
I'm, and large force under Col. tSi;b4rt As at
,nat place. No fears were appreh. sded OF an
attack by the rebels
ne reports OF FORESTS death are not be-
Iicved here. The railroad now rms To Har-
Peth river, one mile this side Of Franklin
We have had heavy rain all day and the
Iuinet rland is arain rising rapidly Il Will
probably overflow it's banks.
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PERSONAL.

GSO REV WARD.-OFFICR WASHINGTON AND
.DoU GEORGYTowE RAILROAD COMPANY. Wash
zion, Feb. Is, S6S-A reward of $50 will be paid
fer any information that viii lead TO the dicovery
az Hd party q parties vhP % ssaa!ted
tors of this company, on Mancsy night, the 23d in
Gro. 8. GIDEON,
fe 2s st lint Chron. GenI Superin tendent
n SECRET DISEASES
DR II. Il. FORREST Cures all Diseases of I'm.
prudence, No matter how long contracted. or will
rience in military hossltals in Europe aud war
rants to cure any of the above diseaees Office
hosrs, 12to and to 10. Private rooms for
sultations with ladies'. Consu ltations free. l ST.
name on the door, fe d lms
MADAME ROSS, Doctress and Assroiogist, WAS
born with q natural gift. She tells the past and
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated
Cures sli diseasesj business strictly confidential
the Patent Office. The only person that can show
likeness of future husband absent friend in
reality. Ladies 81 cents; gentlemen 81. fe "a I'm.
A STR0LOGY.-Has arrived in Washington, the
MADAME FORREST,
EoCTRESS AND ASTRoLOGIST.
She is seventh daughter, was born with q natu
trologer, Signor Moretta. of Venice. She tells
your past life and future destiny, brings together
those long separated, causes speedy marriages,
friends, or future husband. Cures all diseases.
Business strictly confidential Always at home, in
street, between 9TH aud 8th sts. the only three
story brick house in the square. Name en- the door
only lad in America who the true science
OF AstroiOgy. fs Z inn
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IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.

A Short, sharp and Decisive Indian War
Extermination of the Bannock and Sho.
shoRe Army by Col. Conner's Command.
Correspondence of the New York Times
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 4.-Our In
dian war is over, short, sharp and decisive. IL
appears that the Indians. said 10 be a mixture
OF Bannocks and Shoshones, variously esti-
mated 10 number from 200 10 800, had chosen n
position on the north side OF Bear river in a
rayIne filled with brush, and running down 20
the inner bank where the stream forms a bend
the immediate location OF the eavages being
500 or 500 yards back from the river.
Col. Connor and his command arrived before,
the INDIAN camp last Thursday morning, a por-
ton OF the troops crossing the river where the
Indians were. The battle ground was Is 70 n.
milrs north of the extreme northern settlemrn "a -
IN Cache Valley. The mode Of the oattie whi,h
continued three or four hours, is represented as
follows: A cavalry charge 70 the brow Of the
ra vine: the Indians in the brush quite ready.
picking OF the troops; cavalry find IL di6cult
10 descend ravine, so are erepulsed; foot charge
10 edge OF rayine, repulsed; endladlng, nre.
troops plunge INTO the brush, hard fighting, In
dians run towards the river, met by troops.
melee, Indians mostly killed, troops Victorious;
finale. =
Iti diff cult TO obtain the exact number Of
tied the battlefield after the strife. said he
counted 225 dead Indians, of whom ten were
squaws. OF the Indian warriors about d zen
are supposed TO have escaped. =
OF The officers Of the yoluteers, Capt Mclean
was wounded In the right hand and left th,rh
Major Gallagher in the right haud, and Uapt.
Ferry in the right shoulder. Lieut. Darwin
Chase was seriously wounded, and IL Is re-
ported that he has since died.
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GrnPowder E1ploSion-Fourtcen Persons
Killed

WILMINGTON, Del. Feb. 25-Thc hacking
house of Duponts powder works exploded at
TWO o'clock this afternoon. Fourteen Horkmen
were killed and several Others badly wounded
The other works were not seriously damaged
The names Of those killed were as follows
Jamte McKenna, Fergus Moore, Saml Fisher,
San'I Fisher, Jr.. Edward DE Win, Hugh Dew
lin, Richard Mclaughlin, Jchn Quirc, John
p. Dehan, John Haggerty, Thos. Clarksie Thos.
Dougherty and James Credan.
The cause OF the explosion is NOT known.
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MutIny on Shipboard

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The negro crew O. the
ship Lucy Thompson mutinied to-day rs the
ship was about 10 sail sharp struge IL sn ued
knocked down and struck with a Delaying pin
Capt Crockor, seeing his danger fred pistol
wounding one cf the IN U tia eers, when the whole
gang were driven forward The harbor police
then arrested the mutineers-sixtccn in num-
lar
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General wooI i'm Roxton

Boston, Feb. %.-Generai Wool visited The
navy yard TO day, and this evening is the guest
Of Gov. Andrew. The legislative committee on
military affairs have reported complimentary
resolutions 20 Gen. Wool
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Chief of Police.

BosTON, Feb. A.-The board of aldermen 10.
day appointed John KurtZ, formerly colonel OF
the 23d Massachusetts regiment, chief of police
in place of Gen. Ames, removed.
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Conversational Nouina,ionx

HARTFORD, Feb. 25.-The democratic conyen-
tion of the first congressional district have non
mated A. p. Hyde for Congress. The democrats
of the fecond district have unanimously nomi
mated Jas. F.. English for Congress.
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The Steamer No. 996 ,

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-A dispatch per steamer
Glasgow states that the steamer ss2o6'' was
lying in the Mersey on the 5th instant, and rx
pected 10 sail in few days for Rebel rem,
devious
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- ANCHOyIEs, -
SWEET OIL,
CXPERs, Etc.
N G LE'S,
fe3 2s9 Pennsylvania avenue

AOE PAPERHAN 6INGS, AOH
fCO Gold and Velvet fOU
Gold Stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers,
with varied stock of Glazed and Blank Papers at
the loves cash prices.
WINvOW SHADES
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window shndes Buff Green and Blue Holland, or
any required style or size of Shade made to order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
Warranted to be gilded with Gold LeafD
The handsc most and largest assortment In the
District from the best man1tactory in the country,
With beautiful variety Of small sised Oval and
Gard Visite Frames, of foreign and domestic
ufsctures. Also, Photograph Cards, embracing
copies Of celebrated Pictures, Paintings and statu
ary, Albums, DC. -s
PICTURE CORD AND TAssKLsI
Different sises and eolors, Picture Rings, Eyes.
Shades punctually executed BY eIpeFienced work
men in city or country. Terms cash:
J. MARKRITER
SPlease remember the number, 4 So 7th street,
n d The terms cash for eoods and labor. - Is
NRW Drop MALA2A RRAPHA
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NEW CANTERBURY,
~ NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH STREET
Onnard pe go an oar glorious sHccess>
A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
JIMMY CLARK,
Ethiopian Comedian a.
FRANK LAWRENCE,
The Celebrated Boneless Man
c. w. PARKER,
Continued success Of
Miss Julia Mortimer, H " Egan,
Miss Kate Pepneyor, Billy uerson
lie Geraldine, Mons. Szollosy,
George Il. Edeson j. Sylyas Clarke.
Misses Jennie Allen, Lilly Brandon, Florence
Rivers, Katie Harrison, Miles Jennie, and La
Petite Ella.
First week of
Misses Lottie Clifford, and Josephine Florence,
Mons. Szollosy's Beautiful Ballet,
In which the Court Of Beauty will appear.
Ethiopian Acts, and
THE ARAB lay
The performance will conclude vita the Beauti.
full Trick Pantomime. entitled
-. TIE MAGIC BARREL; OR
The FAIRY OF THE FOUNTAIN.
Bibe, 6 Clown Mr.. Geo. Il. Edison
Admission 25 cents; Orchestra, 50 cents; Private
Boxes (holding six } IS.
Doors open at 6x o'clock performance At ~.
Grand Matinee SATURDAY, at 2 O'Clock.
Admission-Ladies. ~ cts. Children, 10 cents.
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For Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb 25.-The steamer Asia
sailed hence to-day with sixty passengers and
S5Sr, GOO il specie.
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PROPOSALS.
DROP osAL PoR WOOD.

H'saf"ar1eT'' Dssc--s-..:. If Wa,hfrrss-
OFsde az CSt( QHaTt.r n1a stsy, :
FIorosILs are invited for furniaa ins Wool 10
Tie troops In and around the Forts herr; ;n, n =
spseiece ~ pars;as owuER wool or roc.t IA q "a
In the vicinity OF the SANE viz Forts Esh,n =,
sn .Id Nary on the south side o. the Potom.c.
Proposals tS be made ir the following manner,
first 70. wood sta ding, price par cord,
SecoHd. For wood f-lisd py O. s. EnS;ac.,, a..
otss rvi"e price per cord j =
Third. For wood cat and corded on the yrouns
Proeo ss mnst specify the to>a'tty kind, qsanti-
Hstt or the amount cfwooi required
Propoasn Will Be rsGei. ed ss any time a Ia
yure list, ices. "F '"
Escs bidder must attach Ets SuIi mama And Post
Chee address TO his bid. and TIE names ef ali tho
the bid "
Aa odk 5 allegiance 20 the Gcre,n,ncr: of III.
cEtfsa States must ae ounpaHy saea bid, -
Bids Will be penad from time 70 II no and ena
tr.es or purchases made Is the wood may be re-
sny bid. ' |' vi
PFC ,sssls should be endorsed, Proposals for
ELIAS N. GREENE,
- Lieut.. Colonel Csisf Grartsrmaster
Fe Zl- I'm Department of Washington
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Huro HrRJsEo ss sGErA 90 Ss1o, aILT.
ABBY, FREDDY
And LITTLE DENNETr
VIII IR ST eoNC CERrSe
At WILLARD'S HALL, =
On THURsD kY EvENING, February Is,
singing their songs of
"Homs, Hope, Happiness 2" !" Faith, Frieudship,
Freedom, Fraterni'y!n and The Flag Of
Cards of admission, 50 cents children, s cents.
Doors open at Z; Concert at o'clock fe ~ ST
WILLABDS' KALL-The Fashionable Qn~esns
w Acoderly.-Mr. GOODALL respectfully In
forms masters and misses desirous of leafnh6 all
the fashionable danceS-including the new Roynl
Horse uarS 's Quadrille, now 30 popular
can commence their lessons at once. Thapppi
entitled TO admission to the grand Floral May Ball
Lessons every Saturday sftarnoon, at O'Clock, Tor
masters and misses, at Willard.' Hall. Private
lessons daily st my residence llth and SITS. =
fe l9-lm" -
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&c. MEG GUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
nANDSOMS GOTHIC COTTAGE AND LOT AT
IL PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON
February 2Ith, at o'clock, on the premises we
81 ali sell Part oi Lot o. 4. In square No. 81 'front.'
ing 81 feet on Virginia avenue. between 2lst and
22d str cts and running back average de pth of
about IL feet. tose her with the improvements
consisting of handsome and well built Gothic
Cottsge. containing some seven rooms, sll in per-
feet order
Possession given May Ist, purchaser to receive
tbe rent at the rate of $40 per snnum until that
time.
Terms cash in current funds
fe 10 J.C MCGUIRE 4 Co Aucts
B~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until FRIDAY Feb 27th
same our and place
ie 24-d }. c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
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gN HIDES-HIDES.
w Ill, Bs sold At Public Auction, on even
WEDNEspAY and SATURDAY, At II o'eloct z
N :, At the Wharf on sh street, Washington, al
the Goyernmep Beef H les on hand at the time Of
sale.
moment Of sale. u EALA.
yaD lCbronl 1t. Col. and q. b. U's'
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324 s.A 324
REMOVED:
CHARLES L. LOCKWOOD
Having removed his stock of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS from the Store 35s Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. under Browns hotel,J to the old stand Of
Aessrs CLAGErr MAY, :-
No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
will offer to his many friends and customers. new
and complete stock OF
GEETLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
White Linen sbirts, An-woel Shirts Draw
White Muslin Shirts, ers,
Fancy Muslin Shirts, Red Flannel Shirts and
Nesolia Shirts, Drawers
Army Shirts Merino Half Hose,
Merino shirts Drawers Brown Cotton Half Hose,
Silk Shirts and Drawers, Bleached Cotton do.
Kid Castor Buck, Cloth, Silk and Thread Gloves.
Aso . large stock Of Army Gloves and Gaunt,ets.
siik Hsndsere hisfs, Linen Hsndkerohiefs.
SILK and Wool Scarfs and Ties,
Also, O. p. &c.
Gents Patent Enameied Collars, at Wholesale and
retail, 10 for 20 cents.
BP C&C.
Ladies' PAtent Electro Collars and CUFFS, sets for
81 cents.
~FINE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
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A STKOLOGY.-Has arrived in Washington, the
a celebrated
MADAME EORREST.
Ni VEGETABLES
FRUITS, FIsHi SOUP,
in Hermetically Sealed Cans, at
NAG E'S,
fa 23 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue

A II L. b
fe3 2s9 Pennsylvania svenue.
Hcuru,.o II DOMESTIC sEGARs.
OF n %asDfsis"Tss'as q g + s ,s.
sas 2ss Pennsylvania avenue
THE SLEEPING SENTINEL.
FRANCIS De RRISrs JAsvtER
MR.. MURDOCH -"
il the Executive Mansion and in the Senate Cham
'er' just published PHI pHfhp y esnss soLonoss
e25 metropolitan Bookstore, 322 Pa. ay.
IA. A. HuEr'
This eminent physcian eointiuuss his suecessful
trs stment of Consumption. and, from discoveries
IL ass Of or ao
eeharse The address OF persons cured BY him after
inhalation, cough syrup, pills cod liver oil, DC,
can be had at his Office, SOU beast of Fayetts
" BRANDIEs,
HBNNESSEY, DUPUY, 0TARJ, Etc.,
GLE's,
fe23 2s9 Pennsy lvanis avenue.
H0iAASD AND LONDON
CORDIAL GIN,
NAGLE's,
fe23 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue.
q PER POUND
sueAR-cuSRED HAMS,
ADAMson,s. sos Ninth Street.
fe 4-lm- Next to Perry q Dry Goods Store.
NEW YORK HOTEL,
~ CORNER OF 7TH AND \ SITS,
OPPOSITE Posr OTrlOx.
cLEAN-NIAr- Ar-OoMP0RTABLE.
o q per day; o. so per week. Single Rooms 50
cents Per night or S2UD per week.
Day Board % per week. ja Is I'm
MOTHER ARRIVAL OF PICKEN WILL
"A LIAMS DELICIOUS sIRUP.
Best Green and nglish Black Teas.
Prime Java and Rio Ooffees.
Buckwheat and Family Flour.
Prime Nos. ! and New Mscherei
Another reduction in the price of Coal OIL,
Hl7-:ws III Pa. ave-, tetv. 18th and Ath.
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a = NY 8 q p L I i 8 =,

army af As Potomac, )
WASHINGTON September %, la67
PROPOSALS Are invited for furnishing for the use
sftAe army Of the Potomac The following articles:
500 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
haled, the weight of fssoh bale to be marked
thereon. -..--t
apce 300 bushels sf Oats, Of the best quality. In
strong sacks, well sewed.
7!eoo cords Oak and Hickory Wood. we'll seasoned
and of the best quality.
HASH bid must be accompanied By the endorse
ssnt OF two responsible >ersons that the contraet<
RxwaFdsd wnl be fulfilled.
hc.ee may be needed, and contracts win be awarded
or the quantities needed TO the lowest responsible
bidder mp 70 the time Of opening.
me right In reserved to accept all or any part OF
Proposals should De endorsed Props for hay
Or Oafs OF Wood, the case may b. and enclosed
h separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col and A. d. O..
oe3@6 Ohfef ouarteruAa
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

4es Nns. re- 4s.. rss
ins.. kSt D.sfsp5.r' address b." Box 7si Hs:s
Roon near the Patent se once. No. ss5 g.,
s1ise. sf sts The The room f frSsts south and east,
Apply on the premises fa srst'
E'OR RENT-AvelI Furnished HOUSE, suites Of
i ROOMS. and single ROOMS. in healthy locs.
ae the &. Once: g
EOR RENT-Two ROOMS. in resr of store on the
Avenue. suitable for sample sales rooms, or
Or the like: Addr, s. Box 20 Star Once fs II ST.
aGH ,as ia q ss as
aiming and viii ei ss a. H Ss.irea
iSs &,
sALETs Eoi ss;s s...ss:xa of saoss d.
S nos s'
sz soa ssfi ' os sss an ss
fratoIs No. 10 Wsver.y Terrace Frsnklin Square
F9sHt stcn chnEssgs5nsAsd ss7 i15 .s ROOMS Also
a ofs srgs RkFLdR WITH Be ROOM SsfsSst soaness
ed, and Bath Room, with Potomac water on the
Ninth street, between aud x. 81 fe 2I.l1s
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE Fifty seven
Bu!LDING LOTS for sale. in square 80, be
s Csps ans
+ DAVIS ofes $50 sss in front Of the City
Hall. fe l7-7w
STEAM FLOUR MIL FOR Rshr:-The Me
Canal corner Of 18th street in the oity Of Washing
Ths a m Hs
ssrs RossRT SoITaANe q fis aisISefi
JAMES ADAMS,
fe H-eoSv Executors and Trustees.
A GOOD FAaN FOR SAILED acres in Guilt.
"A vntion, s41s acres in tim Der; with new Frame
Jn R ssss sss. sGa an
Dns a ss9St tut r. SnY miles +; 1O from
NJ 1Dasd aan
county roads Terms easy. sale win be closed at
S s"j BaR22R P2R's g Fl T.
A CHANCE TO INvEST.-Ths subscriber has
"A number Of Houses for sale, ranging in value
sS Tsss ' aeo% GHsFlns SSSa S$a :Ranis DsUkY
' signed viii sell a valuable FARM, situated
xIsn IIsn Evs s,s EfS TSs and saspaf the
and IS spfo TO
the cultivation Of fruit, and garden vegetables.
House. pleasantly situated pom the place and also
several of the finest building sites ia the District.
There are soUrishing young apple and peach or
chards. together with a most choice collection of
pears, cherries apricots: &c; indeed the place is
celebrated as of the finest fruit growing farms
in the vicinity Of Washington. It win be sold en-
tire, or if desirable, it will be divided. We are
anxious to sell 10 order to the settling the business
of the estate of eur late father. Apply to the un-
dersgned. p. r. VEITCH
fe Ill I'm" J. w, VEITGH
Il $50 18th street, east side, between q and 81
streets, nestiy furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORs. The neig hborhood is one of most desirable
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children in tho house. ta2-H
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DROP osALs FoR WOOD.

Hsadsnc,te,s, Defeas<s of wasSinz.on
t1scs V CStJ QHarfs rDsas:sr, Jan. q, 1854
fkorvsALs are invited for furnishing Wood TO
the troops in and around tae. Forts hereinafter
epeeinvd, from parties owning wood or wood lands
N TIE vicinity of the same, viz: Forts Alex snder
kpiey, franklin, Mansfield, Pennsylvania Batter
IenaLysoyn; Forts Kearney, De Russey, Massa-
stusets, slocCm, Tottsn, Slcmmer, Bunker aill
Serafoss, Thaysr, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont
aartln Scott and Cameron, on the north side of
the Potomac, ~ u
Proposals TO be made in the following manner, !,
First For wood stsnaiI e, price per cord,
Become. For wood felled By q. g. Engineers or
otherwise, tprice per cord
Third. For wood sut and corded on the ground ,
Proposals must specify the locality, kind g.an-
fstb and qnolsty of the wood.
Proposals Will be recsived under this advertise
Eent for the amount OF wood required mp TO June
Each bidder must attach his fun name and Post
Once address to his bid, and the names OF al par
ties ints rested In the proposal must appear in the
bid.
A oath Of allegiance thS Gorersp,Sat Of ,As
United States n7Rst accompany Zach bid
Bids will be opened from time to tine, and con-
tracts or purchases made Is the wood may be
snired
The right is reserved to scsept all or any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Rvod }" and addressed to
ELIAS n. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief euarternastsr
2Ot D5feaSes of Wasii1 xtoD.
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w ILL RDS HALE!
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY % 1855
MADAME ERN EsTINE DE vILLIERs,
GRAND
VOCAL AND INS5 X UNI Entail CONCERT,
Assisted by
MIS- JULIANA MAY, Soprano
NIX. GUODALL, Violin
Mr. JUNGNICKEL. Violoncello
MIR. -, Pianist.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. Tickets for sale at
Wilards all the principal Hotels, Music and nook
Ste res and at the door. IT.
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>. CORNER ELEyEhTH AND G STREETS.
HAfAaIks.. AsssRs MAsDEG GossoE
iHEAschsh..-. $4,000. ....----.- -0Eo. " fAkksH
THuRsDAY EVENING. Feb. Is.
The Msn.ee ment ar noulec With great pleasure
'' Mr.. JOHN sSia 8. CLARKE,
Utmost positively appear to night.
%Het gay Humor's Eayorite son.
Rich in al her best carsssss.'
MISS ALICE GRAY win also appear.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Mis-: Si;.s ITsncnHtS Hea,S
Mrs dassaId Haeder Al. fioieass frsnchass
MI. s. Clarke in lis nnrivsied al character OF
Friday, second appearance OF Mr.. j. g. CLARKE
a.Psio.s OF ADxrssIok.-Balcony Chairs, zs cents;
0rchert.a Seats IS cents; Parquetts, 50 cents Pam
lily Circle, Is csnts; Private BoIes,s s5
Doors open st to commence At O'Clock.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near willard's Hotel
: hsoAAo eAo'AA-- .--.AAHAeII
THIS EVENING,
AND Sfs mEs sTa q sfs AAs'e'
when u < Rgs 81 pfsd ins 1aEE Spectacle
s. n B'5S:s + ;ss.S Ti,s%' Kssrass
mr. y; 'e 'cnen as Peter Swan
n..s 70 n","sS,s ssns'asf shz E'sa &Ao,c JOKE:
r.siy .Sa Mks }Sni saRsfS jssi Benefit
PRIcEs OF FApaIssIos-Dress Circle and Balcony
Circle aS cents Secured Beats. 75 cents Extra.
WILLARD HALL,
w Est, directly in rtar Of Wiliard's Ho.s!
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1863
OEsTTDE DE rIyE
The third and best era ion Of the course of thras
MASON JONEs,
FRIDAY.
EUROPEAN ASPECTS
or THE
AMERICAN REBELLION.
This Grafton was delivered at the Academy of
Nusi +. New York, to house so crowded that the
doors had to be slOsed Before the commencement Of
the Lecture, and money refused to be taken. On
the following evening 1t was repeated to a house
equally as large. N''
ADMISSION. CENTS
Tickets may be pro:ured ~ the principal Hotsls
and Bookstores, and at the door
Doors op. n at O'Clock. Orat on ats o'clock f2;
VAkI TIEsl vARIETIEsi,
BE sure you re right-thes 20 ahead"
That's the motto we adopted when we started
OUR FIRsT- GLASS MUSIC HALL!
We started " Y the right track and have kept
tue aionk uLSiii We OlScover another
trying t" Canter" and bury US in oblivion.
but
OUR WELL-KN0WN QUALITIES
in the Of public amuse ents have induced the
public, by their universal patronage, to acknogl-
edge that
THE ODDS ARE GREATLY IN OUR FAVOR.
Those who are skeYtical in the after, let them
THE VARIETIES,
the Referee in this i'm por tant amusement question
To night is the Last Trial Match betvsen
DICK SANDS and TIM HAYES
THE GIPSY'S LAY thrives most prosperously
MILE ZOE aud MILE LIZETTA
both appear.
The great Prina Donna,
MISS NELLA KICUINGS
ALL TIE ARTISTES IN A DOUBLE BILL,
81 See this mornings Chronicle for our special
adye rtisement. fe .;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WARRINGTON THEATRE.
-, CORNER ELEY1NTH AND G STREETS.
EAkAGIks. .AEssRs MABDEB GosseE
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Embroidered. Gress Linen,
Hemstitched, Top Bordered,
Mourning, and othsrs.
FOB GENTLEMEN
Colored Bordered, Hemstitehed,
Pine Plain Large Size
4" Heavy German Handspun.
The above stock is very large and We viii onef
them withC Ut any ad snee old prices until feb
LIT. 8. x W. MEYENBERG,
4sN2rket space under Avenue Hsuse,
"a a between 7th and 9Th SITS.