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MANAGERIAL CARD.
Managers OFFICE, FoRD's NEW THEArER,
WASHINGTON, Se ptember I'd 1863.
IT ID with no small degree of satisfaction that MIR.
Ford can officially announce that his New Theatsr,
after undergoing the most severe and coLv ;ncina
ta, has fulfill sd IN SrsNgfh, Sound, Sigh and
Modern Elesanet, all the requisites FIRST Class
IN sTRENGTH-it hes been tested by the lar
eest audi. pces that have assembled for over seven
years in any theater in Waehington and it has not
moved settled or sprung in any part whatever the
breadth OF single hair. fact that can be but
y stated Of any similar, but yet entirely safe
0eriusnff The Fir. INSPECTOR Of Baltimore. MrPH n
Boyd: an old and experienced builder, (actine for
the insurance companiesJ pronounces it The
Etro and most secure theater from accident
Are he has ever seen superior in strength, and Of
thicker walls. where strength is needed, than any
one a WHEN 6&s been in hss over NIFTY Years fhis
is his report, after scrutinizi iug examinaton on
Monday, August Slst after the house had been open
thrte nights to tt Q public.
In sight. sound and comfort, the crowds of first
class Citizens filing seats aisles, lobbes, and door
ways. since the house has been open. are the most
potent witnesses of these qualities, existing to .
perfection uni Eo1n here before. se2-tf
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RLADKKSBUKG ACADRMY
- PRIsoE GBoRaR's CouHfY, Md
The Thirty second Annual Session will CONNIE acs
th~ a.st h---s =; S-.--t-., a.
men are pre- pared for Engneera, the Army, Navy.
and for entering any Literary acientif School
College. Terms for board. &c, ma ie known ap
plication Number of bOarders limited to ten
su u eo6ts PROF ]. FILL, Principal.
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ll WILL REOPEN
HER SCHOOL
On MONDAY, Sept 2sth
~ 391 ii street. au 24-eotOctIs
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N,B.-RILF AND CEMENT FOB sALI. In
large and small quantities,
All orders through Post ONCE Box 534 pune
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. AL work
warranted. ~ r. SmH
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CANTERBURY HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA Ay.. H8Al SIXTH srRss..
Vim. Z. s.nn.. ....---.S Sole Manaeer and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER.
The Charming fongstress and Danssuss.
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
In her Classic Representation Of
ROMAN AND GRECIAN STATUARY
Spectacular Extravaganza,
TIL T. FAIRY GIFT;
THE FAIRY GIFT;
ORTHEENCHANTED GROTrOEs OF ELFLAND
OR THE ENCHANIE ED GROrTOEs OF KLFLAND
Beautiful Ballet,
LA REUNION DES BELLIES!
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY
TIE CORPS D'ETHIOPE
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Admission twenty Eve and fifty cents. Doors open
at7H O'Clock; performance at O'Clock. su3l
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DROOKEVILLE ACADEMY,
ID MONTGOMERY CoUNTY, MARYLAND.
Boarding School for Boys, 20 miles from Wash
ngton. Fall session begins Sept. 7th. For ca q.
loeues address, at Brook eville, Md,
.. B. PRETTYMAN, A. M Principal.
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LhANkLIN ACADEMY
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
SoUfHwEsf CoRihR OF 18TH AND STREETS
The next Annual Session will commence on Mon.
Gay sept 7th The course of instruction EN- braces
Mathematics, the Greek, Latin, and Modern Lao.
Guagss. For information obtain circular. At the
street.
au = 2ws TChron B. DETRICK AN
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ST. MATHEWS VS. INSTITUTE rs TIT FOR BOYS,
The exercises of this in stitutton will be resumed
on TUESDAY, the lst Of September.
Competent teachers employed. Discipline of the
school firm but mild.
Terms moderate Apply to the undersigned.
CaAS. J. WHITE, D. D.,
au loft 336 street, near 18th.
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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS!

OFFICE-Louisisna av nue.. next door to the
Bank Of Warrington.
WORKs-Toot OF Twenty second street west,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Warrington. and Thir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
Hc. WILSON, President.
TP WILSON Jr Secrets-v
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CELICT FEMALE SCHOOL. 367 New York
= avenue between 10th and 1lth streets. Miss
DOW DE wishes a few pupils for Instruction in
References-Rev. L. 8. Russell Mrs. Gilis N.
y. ave-; Henry Baldw N. v, ave.; Jno I. Vinson
Sd Auditors off &c. au2O-2wr
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i FEMALE ACADEMY,
Corner Of l4th street and Ne,c York duenns.
The Fourte enth Annual Session commences Sep.
tember 7, 1868
saff ho af0 l7-tf
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tween 18th and 18th streets, will be re opened on
the first Monday in September in the new School
House recently erected on l4th street, between
and 4.
Terms per quarter SIS: For information ad
dress the PRINCIPAL or call at bis residence, 3is
CHAS. d. YOUNG. A. M,
an y I'm Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M WILL BE OPEN
HBR SCHOOL
On Monday, Sept 7th, st 435 Fifth street be-
tween d and II. Terms from IS to 90 per quarter,
in 0dra1te. Sc l,5t*
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Attentioh Rhsa CountE Corseripts.

A ~. PERSONS in Rhes County. lefveen Tie aess oi
N Is and 4e years. liable n ipfcn. viii bc
AsSembNl = w5hinsf.u on the 10th day Of Fela9a-
~. 1ss3 Enrolling Ofrrrs tsiil Le furnished with
blank cettincatfs % exemption - te filed up AMI
issued TO those who may ie cntified 10 them Per
sons eiaipliug excmpt urddr tile law advised io
make application 20 their EutoIlig OHcers al once
that their claims may be de led on tie 10th day OF
February
Enrolling Ofkers will their best end -arors 70
bring mp Al tile conscrips b fleir respective a.
iricts II The lade Of rendezras a the time iesiei-
ted. All viii ctfe provided with l,larkefs of other
bed el0ihieg. r. D. BLAKE It, ca. {. S.A..
rs ~ Colnntndsnt Of ConscriIts.
We be present AZ the Shove specified tifn0 and
place to exsmih snd dschafge az men vho unfit
military duty b reason ufEdisabilify.
H ~ T. DULASEY,
i Feb. SLIT III P-HALE.
vi E. EDMONnS-
it ~ Examining Board
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From the shelbyville Banner of Feb 9TH
GEN. WHEELER,s LAST ExTErITTcN.
right at Doneh ON. apture OF Prisoners, Ar
tiilsry, 80. Y
NgIn CuAR1orrRs FebI & lses \

NEAR CHARLOTTE, Feb. 8, fS63-
We are Just reurbing frum another expedition down
on the Cumberland river. but ~ the mercury stands
So Fahrenheit you cannot xpect very lengthy or in
teresting account Of H. At o'clock p. M the Sd
came in the vicinity Of Fort Donelson, and upon
inquiry citizens informed that the force not
very large ard had Notifications wheteupon il was
with three four HUNDRED men the righ'. and
Gen Wharton with about the same number an the
left. commenced the hght which lasted with much
vigor for two three hours. IL but the work of
. moment g. capture part and drive IN the remain
der Of the several companies which, were posted out
side the fortifcaiinns. Right hrayaly did our boys
once on horseback and then aean on foot. but 30
strGpEly utrenched were the Yankees in their iori
eatpns and rifle pits that he RETIRED although be had
sac e1ed in entering the streets Of the town. Gen
Wharton with his command had succeeded In getting
into the town the eft next to the river alter hay
ing capfured quite number prisoners, small arms
and very superior = ID brass riiied piece with il
caison, horses and ammdnition. Thus drove them
into small space. but from their rife pits and win
doxs OF houses they poured a very heavy fre undn|
which am happy 10 say not very ;disastrods
To Night was upon us and the broad silEsr modb
gave us her cheering light BY which To continue the
stiack-tut finding our Artillery ammunition nearly
expended and that Of the all steadily decrea
lag IL determined 20 retire. JHst then nforma.
ton reached Us that reinforcements coming from
Fort Henry. and We distinctly heard the shouts of
those who were coming up and down the gunboats
u these concurrent cireuHst tances confined 10 To-
dnce rs TO retire. Before our had len the old
Notifications the ounboais began frious rhel1>
ing which continued during neariy the entire night
In summing up the results Of the day we have much
10 be proud oi-for seldom Was more gallantry End
tue bravery exhibited than ON this Occ8son.s Gen.
r. j. Of the bavest men IN AIRY nation. Gen
Wharton has all the ire of Seiria. aud the Lite
BsTo usual was almost ubiquitous. d Getting each
move mfut and from time O. time Appearing in the
midst Of the b. tte-t fire 10 cheer the brave aud
stimulate The tagging We would have heen glad 70
Ia ave taken the garrison. but ZOO men in rhe-ptk.
with fine battery u Artillery was rather heavy loS
cavalry. but the expedtion resulted in the capture u
nearly . hundred prisoners. among whom were ave
commissioned Officers a number Of wagons amha.
lHnees sfaail arms. hre brass rine piece Besides
this burned = dne tow boat loaded with pFOFendet-
can not stop 70 give account OF the ndiyidu
n acts OF gnllnntry The part Of pcers aud men bet
suffice II 10 ssy that numerous promotions viii be the
result at the days lelor The enemy believed 70
be In possession e Franklin several thousand strong
SE1RnomUs.
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY "a 1861
lFrom t.ci..bur-.

Tho Nhie ef the 81 instast condemns with
sonis severity. an conduct of our iroops ~ al
lswing the l&pkee ram 70 pass down lie nv
a. on tlle mefning OF ihe 2h, She was wof d.
an side whsfl boat. protected imply by cotton
bales and the Wing says she Was allowed 70
Bass 70 Iioii.t opposite the batteries b,fors
she was fired on ~ al and tlsat The firing vas
an,tlling butIcreaiatle 70 our men. Wean-
dex a few items from that paper
Two-slcserkefs from The Y aiISec army acr c.
he river arrived in our city cn sunday by AZ
Under ground route, and Nere wslking about
the streets yestcrtlat Both arc intelligent
young men. They report great dissatisfaction:
among the tfoops and say that IL battle
games Of ono half Of Graps army aill throw
/ down their arms aud come over 10 our aide.
ihcy also state that IL tilef lad facilifies for
reaching sliie shore. We w9nld rave regiments
I6f slescftors. -..E
Exerythins was aaiei ad the heat aboye yes
terday. JheFc was a fcw snrixals and depart
ares Of transports. bni we could ste 10 troop
on them tslheaSy iron cissd the couHternarI
| VI The Essex, wSs arlchoreli outin the river in
front Of the Transports. The mortar fleet is
reported to lie above the Thsuth Of the Ys4bo.
Tie enemy have hundreds Of WAGONS etsag
cd in ilaysng coinEissary ktqrss. 2c. from lie
Transports back in tic wagds behind llie late
pr. Yo4ageF place s'flrt distance belpN
Groves.
The Yankee ranliTvlifcla tau the gauntlet YES
ferday lhcrning left BrowH { Johnstous plAet
| ID ihc afternoon and started oil down Tic iiv-
4r She will no isuht fry and run ,y The Tat
teries at Port Hudson and co1nmunicate with
HE 10 r-er feet which Grant wishes to co-qpe-
fate with Linself and PoIterin destroying ihi-
IN Missiskfppi| snag.r We l4ojie that she. VIII
be checked effectuaily by ihe Port Hudson
g;Ins Skfs. fats and every other kind o.
boat the ram comes across viii 40 doubt DC
| lilestrey4d We cannot lelicve Flat sic VII
venture up Biz Black or z ed river.
Since writing the above We learn that some
5f odr light guns at Warrsnion opened on lie
ram while Size was passing Sc eril slot-
struck Ter She returned the FIRE Killing one
negro.
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TAKEN DIP

Il Nd committed 10 ja by Tie military aa,ho.iffes
n Al Gkatfanhsga on iEe ID q Ociolief, 1Sr2 and
bore rertntiy emm.ttsI ~ an tting Jrstice OF Tie
Pezre. fnf the county Qf la milton Tenn. on fie
18th 6f Dec ls1 egrn hy el,r, "a - his rarne l.
JACK, and that ne btngs III Jrln Pride. u Srarta
White county. Tenn. Ssid iio, T. b,ark q wears
I'D. fedf inch high The owner Is reqlrrsfef fs,
come forward. rove lftpeTfy. ~ charges ard take.
hir1 cnt i Jail j. X SWAIN
dec2f AZ TefIor
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Lookout Mountain PropertY for Sale. [

4 OFFER f5r sliie the above property beionrinrto
1 H. W Won 4ldeho8 AID nled by him f,r serefai
wars as Boarding school and more recenfiv ~ A
Hotel II contains two large Two story buildings and
fleFeHfy fls ms The krtfnd. confainihE eight arrts
elnhrares maEn iarent SpringOI peFar rg. pure
Ire Stone Netef within caFe. and fue waterfall
= the latter; Also large Slabit. Kifchen. negro
n use Suiok kehCtls<. .ke- az II
fhe Mountain i. farcTffa pinee sr sumner re-
sort and viii htIdo1ited'y bseomo mach more lr
ibis property leg tie only one i,e sS<irr an nrir-
dnut iupplF OF water within corFentenf reach. j.
J4sty conksdqrd cne oi he mott able ihe kind
Jan1 H. Willy
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IA H0IsSE- sddic and bride ilor me on tie 2stli
- uEl lid Aef was a ilrsp chestnut -drTrl Iii.
Hef = dep s4dfe neflJ seat d. = iii pay $50. r.
tard or hon Ihiie a1d - dd;e. delivered l. me- 5
nils North Oi lafayette. ca.
Jany. 27>tws A. 3. JACKSON /
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/ ErIroIti 1I ClsvESfsoS-Ih Editoriai Conscntior
net in this city a u ~. yFsitrday The iollcunt
papers Were rer senfad The ir,t meeting. aud oi D.
.r dele gates ari rxpesr{d. Newb1rn Progress Colhn
bia South Carol niae Chronicle 4 Sentinel constsrr
tipna 1T. Savannah Republican and MofnizE News
AtaHfa fafeliarncfr and Macon Tele graph Atrat 4
fonfe dcI acy MbntgorHrfy Adyesfi>er, Mobile Adler
F$er aud Register Jackson Crisis c.atanrosa Rebel
Atlanta LomnIonweslfh and CAlanlbas sun The
Convention was organized hy the election OF the I'd
Ifor Of the Marion Tecgraph. President. ard : &;
Reed ES.. OF The Montgomery Advsriiser Secretary.
Committees were appointed in the morning. and The
Convention fhe3 teck recess II Is understood that
The COMMITTEES Epon ;n Assscisfrd Press submt.ei =
very important iefn IN the eFeniRg. which j. likely
10 be OF re1; practical interest aud npsrance the
daily press Of The South Although little si-ort n
majority Il The press = as VET actually represented
the Conrenton j can hardly bs dnnbfei that the re-
Communications of >lrnn a boly will be likely 10
dairy pfepon drrafiog ueghfn favor Of any <che ne
ibt the geneal tdvant they may devi>e and adopt
Fl fsngusf a Ccnstiiuii 5iial ~ 5fh.
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cs.nIi.ItfAI or sraB TIEEId Sensisrs - Port I.a-
Hal lN HB fasetre

ftil H\4f 4ffHt|-.lil NaEelNe4I So
!. Mhior Reid SanhtII, Mhh fell HinEdItl.s llai.ds
Of tile blpcka4ers of Charleston with III ! I'D
tercsIte@ dispaichssIs VAS examined in New
York bn the Ist distant, apa committed ID Fot
Lsfat tfttt Tie HdraId says,
+ lie Mak then mdet the assumed name of
Geo A. Shefnlan aud claimed 70 he BrfislI
subject. He was ddeBsed IN mechanic ) appal
rel, sard Ioii being Seircled docuInents irerd
found setreted on- liis peFeah which tenfidned
the suspicion that he was tearer of r. bel dis
patches Saundcrsl was fotyeyed 10 this port
and transmitted from the Navy Yard. Bdookl
iyn. t5tlIe cnstody bfIthe United States Mar
shaI xhgre il was tIlaught he would be a va
uabl% Witness in coiLdemtiHg the prize vessel
on bohrd Of WHICH he was when Icapfdredl
BE here lleniea his ileiltitk, insisted that his
name MAS Sherman. and that he was British
sul9iedt This subtetfngc Was hdweverI de-
tected bv Prize CoibIhissfoher Elliot whb rcl
cognized linn as Re i'll Samplers. soll IF Gek,rl .
with whom he the co1hhissidnerl
had been well acqr4ihted
The Marshal said be was also aequaihted
with Saunders father and mother and thai fbe
az the accused were watched Eroal
the time he left homie until be was brought io
this city Saunders Ultimately acknowledged
his i,arle and 4dmiitea that he wsIs known af
home as Mai Reid SAUNDERS Of the confgderl
ate army He asked that NJ might not be sent
to Fort Lafayette. as he was in bad health. A
however Was consnlied aud he was
transmitted 10 Fort Lafayette on Satafdav.
under. ihe charge Of Deputies Peel and Buck,
ly. Major Reid Saunders Il some 4lsst like his
fatheF, stout ind 1tinted, fuddy ke.hplekionl
and abosit twenty FIVE years of age. His apt
parel rsak an excelient Disguise. ar1d co.nplefei
lytrapsf9rmnd the laan II n litaFy bearing IN
to the laborer7in search pf hire. FL
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ELAnu FnR sAIR

nm ACRES, 1.-the woods wen timbered sih siak
H. and hickey. hear Good Springs two miles
ftom Graysville. On tie Western aud Atlantic RAJ
Head. solomon tswalfHey Or william T. Ward, in
tie mel hSorhoo viii show the pIare 10 any one wish
ihg 10 Tufchnsel bargain can Be had IN fifs land
on application 70 f|sll ~ J. ". WILLY
Jan 10Th le63. Opposite the Pet Once!
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1 ~ = ~ Il1 ce-s l<rF11l - =
- flifEs q tie forrEsi1r srirr = -
oted 20 III IL Gn1rt non.ss lhs q e Har~
l1s Sra Hnnday M1rc1 nexf. rhe frrrEe1r
1erbrd tr7rts ai ~ cr. e innd Sd go -. to
/ taF ~ tarcs ~ -,irfrs fne sErer1Iy tsereo1-
[ r. A. ElI8ElE.
4 IaE cslsst1r. h. c.
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T. DULASEY,
p. HALE.
+ EDNONDS.
Examining Boafd
'.sTAGG.

IF Nh. STAGE Who was IN bard The Steamer Ma
! ria pSnning "a prisoner ~ zlr) when Eran ID !
Soufh1a'e ded will send bis address Sani. g.
Paine. Epwah tFsprgia, lie viii confer a great avDr.
HFehf1lniT SAN. g. PAINE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
Valuable Farms for Sale.

valuable Farms IOr sale.
NO l-situate in Delaware County and State of Penn
IN syvania containing 10 acres the end of Con-
cord Turnpike quarter mills said Turnpike adjoin.
ing Mr.. Reese Perkins land
No 2situate in lower edge Of Concord Township con
tanning so acres, adj lining Mr.. Job Hopes land Also
10 acres with good buildings. Terms reasonable.
WEI HeCAULLEY,
mart COG Market street. Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24

CoLLnoToR's NoTIoE.-The undersigned U. s.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue for Diyi-
sion No. 8 Of the District OF Delaware, Oompris.
ing st. Georges and Appoquinimink Hundreds,
IN New Castle County, Del, under the Act APP
proved July LIST, 1862. entitled an Act to pro
vide Internal Reyenus to support the Govern
ment and 10 pay interest on Public Debt re-
speclfully notifies the citizens of said Hundreds
that he will attend at the Hotel of MIR. Bullen
IN the town Of Odessa, Monday March 23l,
1863, from l O'Clock, A NJ, to 4 clock, p. NJ,
and at Lippiucott's Hotel in the town Of Mid
dletoWn, Tuesday, March 24th from o'clock,
A. NJ, 10 O'Clock Z. NJ, and at the Hotel of
W. Lattomus in the village of Townsend, on
Thursday, March Goth, 1853, from 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, 10 o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose Of
receiving the annual Taxes On Gold and Silver
Plate and Carriages, also the Taxes from Manu-
facturers and Butchers, and all others who are
required to make monthly returns for the
months of Sept ember. October November aud
December, 1862, and for the month of January,
1868. He will at the same time and place de-
liver Licenses to such persons as have not yet
taken them out, Ten per cent. will be added to
the taxes upon all persons not making payment
at the time and place above mentioned, they
will also incur the penalties prescribed in Sec
lions 50, 76, and 10 Of said Act. All persons
are required to make the exact change, and pay
ment will be received only in currency bankable
in this State. GEORuE Is MONEY,
U. S. Collector Division No. @.
Office of Division No. and G, Delaware City,
Del. March 10Th, 1863. rmar. l3.2w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--1S6S.

Ihe buildings and grounds have been placed In com.
Plee order and oiled up with furniture especially
adaplsd Tor the comfort and convenience Of sudent
Rooms are furnished for the Older boys In Colleges or
school rom VI "
The Course otInstruction Ia thorough and practical
designed TO h young for admission In our hest al
Ing house. f " ~
W the lioeraty Of the Board OF Trustees the Academy
Is Furnished with Library Of 900 Volumes and one 81
the lest collections of Chemical and Philosophical anna
ratus 10 the United Staes-thus aIordnR facilities
~ complete Scientific aud Mathematical sduea.
IGN 9nt Hr superior 70 NEST schools In our country.
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
framing OF the young men entrusted to his care Terms
mouerAte' FOR circulars and information address
an, EDWARD D. POTTER,
az Newark, Del.