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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
IN TALLoW. LARD. GREASE. &e-The under
sCned pay their particular attention the s4e OF Tai
low, and all Soap stocka. Any conslgnments sent to
them win he prompt disposed ot sad 9qlek returns
weekly price current gratis ali sending their ad
dresses to ABRAM KNIGHT q SONS.
1els gs7oem s. Water stftet.
, 1863-06-22

EffPFREB&kN" N&HtAFATSH3s
The recent order Of Gen. Burnside, sup
pressing the Chicago TINES, has been the
occasion Of acrimonious denunciation and
defence. The principles involved are too
important to be settled BY passion or po-
liical prejudice. They ought to receive
The calm and dispassionate consideration
ot the country, aud the real truth sought
for and maintained.
1fthe power exists, the question as to
when, and where, in time Of war, it shall
be exercised, belongs exclusively to those
in whom it is rested, and whether wisely
or unwisely exercised, is not the point in
issue.
Those who deny the power, appeal to
The provisions OF the Constitution, which
forbid Congress to pass any Law abridging
the freedom Of speech and the press, and
declares that no man shall be arrested but
by warrant, or deprived Of life, liberty, or
property, but by the judgment Of his peers
that is, trial by jury. To this it is re.
kA4EAs A4444t A44S 4aAAAt043 P0hSA Ak1o Ato <AA
thority from the Constitution as clearly as
the judicia; or Legislative. It authorizes
Congress to raise and maintain armies, and
makes the President Commander-in-Cl Chief
of the ermy and navy. 1t vests the ju-
diclal power in Supreme Court, and such
inferior courts as Congress may establish.
The poycIs or mode Of execution of nei-
thcr are defned-both ARE left to exercise
such powers as By law may be conferred
upon them, or such, as by the common
law or laws Of nations are deemed essen
tial to the accomplishment Of the purposes
for which they are Instituted. The Con-
s.itution confers no power On Congress or
any Legislative body, or on the
courts, to punish for contempt,
and yet it will be admitted as inherent in
both. 4 judge for words spoken or acts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
Operations about vicksburg-The vicks.
burg Cut. off - GueriIlas Active about
Memphis.

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-The steamer Rowena arrived
this forenoon, bringing Memphis dates 10 the
3oth.
The latest new from vicksburs was that
many soldiers were dying Of with diarrhpa
The guntoat Chillicothe was, on Monday, the
2eth ult., engaged in shelling tie lower Rebel
batteries, but without provoking return fire
Ii Was thought probable she was trying to learn
the range Of the enemy's guns.
A considerable force has been landed and
marched across the peninsula, to a point oppo.
site Warrenton. where they are encamped
Ihty are In position TO communicate with the
troops from below, on the Louisiana side,
should the latter be able 70 pass Fort Hudson.
"A stream OF water il now moving through
the canal dug across the peninsula last sum-
mer, from two to four feet in depth, the cur
rent being abeut two miles per hour, but there
Is not much chance, il is thought, for its soon
widening the channel, from the hardness of the
soil and the peculiarly sloping sides
The gunboat 1ndianola arrived at Memphis
On he 18th. Rebel guerillas are quite active
in that vicinity.
On Tues day last, Lieut.. Hit, and a detach.
meat OF the 1th Illinois Cavalry, went ont near
Lagrange on reconnaissance, and finding
nothing, were on their return, when they were
suddenly charged upon by the Confedsrates
and two OF our men killed, three wounded and
two captured, including in the latter list Lieut.
Hit,
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New Jersey legislature.

TRENTON Feb. i.-Mr. Randolph, of Hudson
county, introduced important Joint resolution.
liz the State Senate this afternoon, which may
be regarded as expressing the sentiments OF the
Legislature, and VIII NO doubt be adopted
They solemnly protest against the war beiug
Waged for any unconstitutional or partiZan
purposes: against a war Of subiugatiou, with
the view OF reducing the nsurgent States 10 4
territorial condition; against proclamations
under the plea Of military necessity, by which
persons in the States or Territories sustaining
the Federal Government, and beyond the ne
cessary military lines, are subjected to the rig.
orous severity OF military laws; against all ar
of habeas corpus in the States and Territories
sustaining the Federal Governments; against
the creation OF new States by division Of ex-
listing ones; against the confiscation and seizure
Of property without judicial process against
the power assumed in the proclamation of the
President, and by which slaves are set free
against every exercise OF power upon the part
OF the Federal Government not clearly given
and expressed in the Constitution. While New
Jersey has promptly yielded 10 the calls of the
Government, IL has been out of no lurking an
imosity TO the South, nor with disposition 10
deprive her people OF their rights or proparty,
but simply 10 assist in maintaining the Federal
Constitution. At no time has she not been will.
ling 10 terminate the war peacefully and hon
orably. The concluding resolution deems the
suggesting OF plans for peace inexpedient un-
less some assurances are given that such plans
and efforts would not be misconstrued, but be
accepted by the South as means OF settlement
honorable alike TO both contenaing parties
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FROM THE WEST.

The Rebels Repulsed in their Attack ou
Fort Donei.cn-Gen. Forrest Reported
w acknowledgements Sent to GEN.
Grants Army.
CAIRO. Feb. 4.-The captain Of the steamer
Bowen, from Paducah, reports brillian. sue
cess of our Amy at Fort Donelson.
One battery Of four guns was taken by tho
rebels in an overwhelming charge, but our men
rallied and retook it
The rebel loss is reported at one hundred
and thIrty-fiNe killed and fifty wounded and
prisoners. The rebel Forrest is reported
wounded. Col Mcneil was Killed. The num-
Der OF rebels is estimated al from three 10 four
thousand.
From below we have the information that all
our divisions have arrived in front of Vicks-
burg, except Logan's, which is expected SOON.
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Honors TO C,neraI McC,.,Iap

BosToN, Feb. 3.-Gen. Mcclellan, accompa-
med by his wife and several friends, visited
Lawrence to-day in Special train. His re.
ception was the most hearty Of any demonstra.
tion in the history Of that city. Thousands of
citizens greeted him, amid the firing of cannon
and ringing of bells.
After passing through the various operation
rooms Of the Pacific Mills, he was conducted
to the hall Of the Company, where three thou
sand school children were assembled, greeted
him with hearty cheers and sang a couple of
songs Marching Along and the aStar-
Spangled Banner with whith the General
and his companions seemed much pleased
Afterwards the party partook OF a collation. in
one Of the Pacific buildings. Early in the
evening the party reNlrned TO Boston.
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ROPOs SAILS FOR ZOE.

MEDICAL PURvEYeR'S OFPIck,
washington, Jan. u, 1858.
sEAiED Proposals will be received at this office
twelve Q2l O'Clock NJ. for furnishing the Medical
iss supply Of pure ICE M to bs Ss aelivsrea Il
the following places, viz:
Newbern, North Caroiirs.
Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
Nashville, Tennessee.
New Orleans, Le nisiana.
Wsshin gton, District of Columbia.
As the aaantity resuired at the respsc.ks posts
Is not precisely known, bidders win state th guam
price per ton Of 1000 lbs and within what period
thy they can furnish the amount OF their bids: Al
TO furnish the whole amount required at any one Of
the places proposed to be supplied. >.
any for storing the ice at the posts they propose to
fke ice must be of the best quality, su b,ect to the
Inspection and approval of the officer in charge Of
the post where it is delivered. The full name and
~ bid is made in the name of firm the names
CT all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from dsloyal parties ,ciu not Be corsid
rsd, AEIAK OATH OF ALLEGIANoE MUST ACCOMPANY
NJ s; x, u, s., and Acting Medical Purveyor
mpssnlngton, ~, ara should be plainly marked
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
by two responsible persons whose signatures are to
be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantees
must accompany the bid. 4.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney
Bonds in the sum of Eve thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and bot h his guaraators will be
required Of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
Form Of GrayantA
We, OF the county of, and State Of,
and -, of the county Of, and State Of, do
hereby guarantee that lis able to fulfil the
contract, in accordance with the terms Of his pro-
position, and that, shorid his proposition be &C
oepted, he will at ence enter into contract in 40
cordsnce herewith.
pared to become his securities.
TO this guarantee must be appended the oficial
certificate above mentioned
The Surgeon General reserves 70 himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
high unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON, M. *, USA
ia 3dtFe23 Acting Medical Purveyor.
SPapers authorized to publish Government ad
vertisements please COPY.
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WASHINGTON. d. C." THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5 1863
ADJUSTMENTS.

"a" ~
~ NEW NEW SxxksTEsBgkT! SxkTEkBgkT
LoU1sIANA AV.. HsAs Sixth srass1,
TROUPE or THE WoRLDI
THE NEW CANrERBURyi
UNBOUNDYD EETHUsIAsM
CROWDED HOUSESi
THE PEOPLE WILL PArROHIZR USi
land WHY"
Because ,rt hare no.s and al.rays .c,N havs
THE BEST TALENT IN TIE WORLD
srAks L !; Oh Ss5s THs hsfEa FsoFtssros ~ sss
Fir" Make Application for ENGAGEMENT
S kEAT Il; if5i ST 2 Fl SsHG"ns
Compare it HHf Hia Il fHeTYR;5' YS6 n and
~ We wish 1t distinctly understood, that every
name on the stage tonight is in this advertise
neet me and nc % ons ,s0,s vii sersa' but they are
rs STAR PERFORMERS;
100 STAR PPGH5RFoRMERs
We could not play that n.nber II ice had them.
LARGEST 6oMrAsY 81 r. hsYs N IN eAnER1oAl
The Great Canterbury still foats along smoothly
.. of RGS sSs cs
After an unparalleled career of k!sHrsEN
preseneins to their pAtr sns the best and mos. tai
enttd company the rorld can produce, the manage
THE MODEL MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD /!
TONIGHT
and laus hsbie Psntomime. fun Of New Tricks.
THE GOBLIN SPRITE;
DEVIL o On shs EARTH.
Return of the Fairy Stars,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
Who created such q sensation the occasion Of
their Erst appearance ce in this city.
Brilliant success of
MISS JULIA A MORTIMER
MISS KATE enS PSEsNoYsR
THE COURT BEAUTY
composed of the
MOST BEAUT TIFUL LADIES
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MISS HANNAH BIRoH,
JENNIE AND ELLA WILLIAMS.
9. W. PARKER,
The Wonderful ContOrtionist, &c.
'Pantomimist.
GEO. r. EDEsoN,
Who will sing his new local Song Of
A WALK THROUGH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
new selection Of
CORkOGRAPHiCALlTI
.w:,Kgan, Charley o'Neil.
IA. Willis, Larry Tootey,
ANDY s. Clarke.
NEW DANCES! NEW SONGS !
NEW BALLET
NEW PAN1OMIME, &c.
ADMIssIoE-Balcony and Parquette, Is cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 81 cents; to Private Boxes,
holding six persons, $5.
Doors open at sc o clock performance at ~.
GRAND MATINEE will be given next Sstur-
day Afternoon for Ladies and Children, at o o'clk
Admittance-Lsdies.2 10 cts. Children, 10 cts
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR OATS AND HAY,
DEPOT QUARTBRMASTER'S OFFICE,
CnrAkr n flQyh nnI II

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
wAsHrsoros s.r s. g. i'h 5annsrS ana sTssss s fss
sEALED Proposals will be received at this once
two bundled thoasand bushels Of OATS and $500
bales and delivered at 1000 two thousand pounds
nI The OATS s. to be Of good merchantable quality,
p9s up H 9 Psss S OF sSSdt two bushels eseh
pounds to the bushel WV
Sacks to be furnished without extra charge to the
De!ivery e be made in the city of Washington,
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will be received for (5o0l Ave hundred
tons OF ay and upwards and for 0OO) fifty thous
and bushels of Oats and upwards
The propositiOns for the Hay and Oats may be
upon the same paper but must be entirely distinct
The full name and Post Once address s Of the bid.
der must appear in the proposal.
Ifs bid is made in the name Of arm, the names
OF az tne parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from disleyal parties ,riu not b. eon-
sidered. and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Rp b to S0
should % bs plainly marked proposals for Oats and
The ability Of the bidder to fl the contract should
responsible persons, whose signatures must be ap.
pended TO the guarantee,
shown BY the oies{ Certificate Of the Clerk s Of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals viii not be oensid
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to be re.
eeiyed on the contract, signed by the contractor
and both ct his guArAntOrs, will be required Of the
successful bidder upon signing the contract.
As the bond must accompany the contract, it
men with them to have bonds signed in anticpe-
ton and ready to be produced when the contract is
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon appliea-
ton being made at this office. either personally. By
letter or 0' rosE sslssf1BR' 5BP GUARANTEE.
-, and -, of the county Of -, and State
O. 3f.T a., 90 hereby guarantees that -, - is able to
his proposition and that should his proposition be
.ccspted he viii e. once enter into q contract in
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared TO- become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned)
INSPECTION. DELIVERY &C.
All Oats and Hay contracted for under this ad-
yertsement will be rigidly inspected, and such as
90 pSt Of prove OF good sound merchsntable quality
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract or so soon thereafter az the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
With the terms Of this sdVer tsemsnt' vii ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot, or at
one OF the Government Wharves in the city Of
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem tee
high. D. Fl. RUCKER
"a Std Colonel and Depot Quarterma aster.
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hEABQCARTfRs, ARMY or THE Porou Az
Feb. 3.-Parties who crossed the yer ye,trr
ierday, urder nag Of truce, state that the reo>l.
IN freuerleksburg were very lubiiant over the
news from Charleston, among winch was he
Official proclamation Of General Bcaurceard
and Commodore Inrrahsm declaring the block
ade at Charlesto ton raised.
Great cheering was heard among the rebels
soldiers In town, and a brass band wax playior
In tie court house. Our pickets on this .ide
o. IN" river was hailed by those on the opposite
bar X and assured that the war wouId he ssIn.rd
within a month. The game is up with you
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
A Large Emigration to Mexico-Movemrn
of SecrssionixtS into Texas

OF SecrssioRiStS into Texas.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. A crew is being
shipped for the steamer Saginaw, preparatory
to her departure o the Mexican coast TO pro.
tcct the American interests
The steamer Oregon leaves for Mexican ports
Tomorrow with quantity Of machinery for
working the mines. Mr.. Robinson, of Guay-
mas, now here, has ordered $3.50, 600 worth of
machinery, which will be shipped TO Sonora
in March
Everything indicates large emigration 10
Northwestern Mexico the ensuing spring.
Several hundred secessionists have gone or
soon VIII leave for Guaymas, for the purpose
OF crossing Sonora and Chihuahua into Texas
One party, including Judge Stanwick and Dan
Showalter, had reached the Rio Grande when
last heard from
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s.-T.-l88O.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
ful beverage and active tonic. Composed of
pure st. Oroix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in
vtgorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. It destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
II Is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constpa-
ton, baarrh9a, Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change OF diet water, etc. It can be used
at all times OF day, by old or young, and is par
ticularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. H BRAKE & CO., No.
100 Broadway, New York. se 25-eo6m
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Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Feb. A passenger train on
the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad was
thrown from the track by broken rail, east of
Cadiz Junction, this afternoon. All the pas
sengers of two cars We're more or less injured
One car was badly shattered, and another
burned up.
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Gen. Burnside MT Proyideuce

PROVIDENCE, II. L., Feb. 4.-By invitation of
the General Assembly, General Burnsiae yes.
terday visited that body. Business was sus-
pended, and the General was introduced 10 the
members individually. No speeches were
made. The reception was informal, but most
cordial and hearty.
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From Fortress Mevvoe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 3.-A heavy snow
storm set in here this morning about daylieht
and continued with great violence until neon,
Inc amount OF snow is greater than has fallen
at this point In any one time for some yeare
four schooners went ashore on the beach
near here during the storm. steamer named
tne Monitor" also ran on the bar in the har-
bor. The schooners will probably get OF with
out serious damage,
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FROM ROSECRANs' ARMY.
Rebel camp SurpriSed-Capture of One
Hundred Prisoners,

huhured prisoners.
NASHVILLE, Feb. .-Ss~hv~-e Sas"IIy, o4Ic
reDeIs AT MIddIeroH, 10 mfles w9sf OF Miir'frasef
boro, on the 2d instant. One rebel was killed
and one hundred taken prisoners. Our cavalry
made sabre charge and took them by surprise,
together with camp equipage, horses, wagons,
&c, Major douglas, of Douglas rebel bat
talon, and all his officers, are prisoners.
The Davis cavalry, at Franklin, captured
twenty-five rebels. All have arrived here
about twenty seven wounded.
The weather is very cold.
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For Europe.

BosToN, Feb. 4.-The steamer Arabs sailed
hence to-day, for Liverpool, with $50, ZOO in
specie.
The European steamers will hereaf er make
the passage money payable in gold or its equiv
alent in currency.
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PRICES OF ADNIssIOH.-Balcony Chairs, rs cents;
Orchestra Seats rs cents; Parquet.s, 30 cents Pam
lily Circle, U cents; Private Boxes, S5.
Doors open at ia to commence at O'Clock
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CINCINNATI, Feb. IA small building in the
rear Of Mount Auburn Female Seminary was
destroyed by fire this morning The main
building was uninjured.
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GENERAL BANKS ExPEpIrIoS.-The fol-
lowing Is an extract from private letter,
dated At New ORLEANS, January a, and re-
ceired in New York Tuesday evening:
"Last night / had a CONVERSATION with a
Colonel OF one OF the New York regiments. w he
had Just come down from Baton Rouge with
regard TO the prospect up river He told ms
That they would rot do anythsag at present IL
is universally believed that We have not sun.
Gent force TO open the river al present
lyon, without doubt, ha We seen by the pa
pers that Gen. Hamilton and stan ha We re.
turned TO Washington from here. He came
here when Banks did, expecting TO have troops
and go 10 Texas and clean out the Rebel there
hut when he arrived here, found that the w
department had made no provision for him
Inc consequence was, we lost q ialyes tom and
he returns home without having done any-
thing.
Banks Expedition was a blunderine niece
OF business too. The Medical Department did
Eot know where the expedition was bound
but supposed up James river, and according,
ly sent all the ambulances and medical stores.
mp tsere, and the troops are not in a condition.
10 move without them. Nothing 10 take care
OF the wounded with. Friends of NINE and
particular friends OF General Banks, tell me
that he feels blue over things.
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THE SOUTH REPUsE AN Union WITH THE
fEfE NoRTH.-The Hon. Henry Nav, Of Bal
timore, who is believed 10 be better aconaiutad
with the feelings and purposes Of the rebels
than any other man in the House, is repor:ed
IN the GLOBE TO have said in his speech yes ter
day "The people Of the South balieve And 7
believe, that there is established a ixed and an
alterable antagonism between the sections where
slavery is and is not allowed, and that no IN
ture poirical union, as long as slavery exists,
can ever be maintained between them upon any
basis whatever" =
MIR. May went on 10 say tha; the only alter
natives presented 10 the country are 'sepSrstf %
or subjugaton," and he administered a rebusa
TO Mr.. Eallandigham for laying SO much sues.
npon arguments for reunion found in physical
e oGrapby, when all hopes OF IL were for hidden
ny reasons inherent IN s,the natu re- of man ~
BosL Cor. v J. Ty,bUg<
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CoEFEBRRATEs GET HOLD oP Irsroy
ILANs.-A letter from the Federal fee. rear
hicksburg, published in the New York Times
says:
Clernand's staf, lately shot by the rebels op-
poslte Nlcksburg, had upon his person, when
he must have fallen into the hands of the ene-
my, ne morandum book containing fun esti.
mates of the numbers and Galore OF the for ,es
and guns OF Sherman and McClernand, their
available character, their artillery, and every
thing the enemy should not know, and even
the projects respecting me canal, upon which
work has been recommended At last accounts
the water was moving through the canal two
TO four feet deep, being deepest al The lower ex-
tremlty. Being dug through stiff blue CLAW,
with slanung sides, there were no signs OF It's
widening. River men think il viii b. Of no
practical value. Military engineers do not
coincide, and Were contiuu uins operations
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MY DIARY NORTH AND sOUTH.-By VIM.
Vl II. Russell, correspondent of the London
Times, so. ia 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Mo- NAM1. By Wnkie Collins. illustrated.
Aurora Floyd. ByM.E. Braddon. Is cents.
Lines Left Out By the author Of Lime upon
Line IS cents.
maps and diagrams. By Capt; Szabad. 81
JaA HRANCK TAYLOR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER HLEylNrH AND O STREETS.

WAShiNoTON ThEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND O STREETS.
LSSssss-. -..-..-........-MAIpRR& 90.
BUSINESS MANAGER. .......---.......J. FL. 8ossoH
f7AeE MANAGER. ..PRBD. G. NADER
THIS EVENING,
THR WINNING WITCH AND QUEEN OF
COMEDY.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
In her great personation OF
FAECHON, THE CRICKET.
OUR MAGGIE
hss returned TO Washington to Cheer all Hearts
with her Graceful and Natural Acting.
~seeure Your Seats for Fanchon-<H
GREAT CAST.
W. III. Bailey as. .---- Father Bsrbeaud.
L. II. Brink as s.............. Landry.
+. G. Aaeder eras............... .Dedier.
As Twin Brothers
Nrs. Mu71y as......-....... Old Fsdet.
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Lieut. w ordeu.

PHnADELPHrh, Feb. 4-It ie understood
that Lieut. Worden has been nominated for u
eaptaAney bA the pSyy.