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STILL LAr TER FROM
"a CHATTANOOGA.
MORE DETAtLS.0F THE GL 0RI0US
VICTORY OF YESTERpAYm!

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 2S-l O'clock a. NV,
are still In the usual confusion over our rrest
victory of yester day, which is to be followed
up, as soon as it is light enough TO move, by .
vigorous general p7rsuit2
The nature OF the ridge on which the battle
occurred greatly favored the temporary escspe
Of the main body OF the enemy.
Our aggregate loss hs. been comna-arv.,v
slight.
No Union officer commanding brigade, ex-
cspt Col. Phelps, was killed.
The heights carried by Thomas were at les sc
500 feet above Chattanooga Valley, and our
brave fellows had to climb the extremely
rugged and difficult ascent at an angle of forty
five degrees to take them. .-,s0
Up to2p. m. the battle ragged principally on
our left, where our losses were probably se-
we're, as the enemy made vigorous effort, 4,
repulse US from his position On the night
Having repelled these attacks, Sherman un
dertook to take, by storm q battery which ths
rebels obstinately maintained upon the hill,
above the Tunnel.
The column sent up for this purposs uas
twice repulsed, the rebels having massed their
troops on that point to crush sherman.
At2p. N. General Grant gave orders for an
assault upon their lines, but through mistake
1t was delayed until after p. M, and was
successful; bat the nearness of night rendered
itimpossible 10 follow it up ere dark and COM
plete the victory further
Hooker was delayed in his attempt to get into
the rear of the enemy, by having to build .
bridge ACROSS Chattanooga Creek, and ONLY
came up in time to occupy point OF the ridge
on the right; thus leaving the way open for the
retreat Of the enemy. --n
Prisoners state the number of the enemy ac
tuslly engaged at not less than $4,000; also, th.s
Bragg himself was in command, and was
among the tugiuves before our sssauliins
columns. ..
Among Sherman's wounded are Generals
Coors, Matthias, and Giles Smith
Our men are frantic with 5oy and enthu.i-
asm, and received General Grant, Is he rode
along the lines after the victory, with tumnl
lions shouts.
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ToTKs MERCHANTS OF wAsH1Ne TON q. o.

We are manufacturing the best Cote svsr u,sds-
I've chAllengs eomRetition in al respects. (which
We call the FR1NOB CO1RE1 The secret ofits
preparation having been obtained there The
French Coffee is msAe from pare old Government
Java and pure Malt, In . manner known only to
ourselves. It IL the blandsst and most holssono
beverage ever made it has sl the aroma and taste
exciting the nervous systsn,: We Are man1fae-
turing e1preesly for 0rocsrs for family use. Read
It's qualities:
MtssYs. J. +. Broadbeat + Co-Sirs / have ana
yzed and tested the specimen of French Coffee for
vsIdsd 60 me some days ego, and feel it due to you
to make this report of its qualities. fhs
nxrsdients eomposins it are sminsntlE nourisainE,
sns n: ass fer tie
fully recommend it TO all who desire higAly 1ia-
Ai: sns 1on,. oHs1s O.
BALfIMoRE, September. 1863.
The FR1NOH COFFEE has supsrcsdsd al
others after trial. The public know Of what it
IL composed, ana hundreds Of citissn have volun-
tariy offered their certificates q 70 its splendid
ono use the French Coffee for few xssks and
the blandest and most wholesome beverage ever
made. 1t is pat mp in pound packaa q With the
Certificates OF Dr. Cox ana Professor Aiken on
eseh package, with the sutosraPi Of the Mana
factursrs. Persona may attempt TO initiate this
Coffee. but ys caution the Merchants of Washine-
WasAington, but will thankfully receive orders
' TRY fHiB IRlNoH ooYYlE and ron Vi,
never uss any other Aalufastured By
J.R BROADB1Nf 4 CO.,
no2 1av4r% 31 N. Calvert st., Baltimore.
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PROPOSALS.
II o Il p L 4 T 4 3.
NAVY DhPARrGERr.
WASHINGTON Nov. Al lSa

WAsH1Hefo5 Nov. Il. l3iS. {
fnp DEF. RrEBEf will. until tas alst day of De.
csmber a, It receive proposals for the dsGysry st
Sseh OF the Navy Yards at Porisrpouttr u m ::
Ck.riestovn, Mas, Brooklyn. New York aaa
Phil.delph.a Q. Of the following dsscribsa ssde
amor stI myers. ana deck PLATING for one vasss}
at each yard. The proposition may be Sc ssc atsly
the ti5e srmof stfihsers. aad dock ela.in. .nd
MAI for one or more vessels, but i. nuE .n. :.
bRsss she vboe Of each description o! ,r.,n f.r a
vessel that ID, the deck plains the strin s,rs or
TIE noe armor N ee bid .or epar rately
DEOk ARMOR
AeYen AZ n1i Cd 81 hol wrought iron pistes, n ore
vise and one and one ha!f TX II ca tb.sk 'oo"'s
80 pol tien o. these plates Ill ba shesred to suit
ne en- va'ure OF che tide line Il the We. sci; also
tr nj around th' tnrreta aud hs chs fer vtioh
Tans Efii he furpitheo to the con ractors r, be
eitfe best ircn. ends and edge squars straight
go psI trae TO the siss given. The whole 10 be
ssnre!.a within ten iol months from the date OF
WROUGHT IRON sPRIN0RRs.
Inree theusand and twenty SOM HoHal feat OF
Son .tr n6srs, eight !sl inches taaarr, except st
ns rn ard stem, Whefe they will IA per oae yay
nr ths length OF about forty (40I feet CO e.ch aod
q tBe vessel "a about three 80 inches These
Hnfs 10 be In length twenty three ixl feet =
H} IL hes. tie ends to be fitted tosetaSr Wfth =
sssrph 10 be tax en- from the end OF esoS Tns.s
WI &c tour ranges of these ftrns on esa5 aid
OF the vessel To be mao of the be-, non ands
and sds square and straight, true 10 ths s1s.s
given. The whole to BE- delivered in eight is)
Dsnths from the date of the contract e'
SIDE ARMUR.
OIL hur urea and fo. .ty.sI 1851 platse Of vroys bt
siee Eehe, 10 thickness. Of tie fOlievin
/ D ate IS feet lons hv 20 fnahas v;de
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DRoP osALe FOR Lad,
ORDNANCE O1YIoB, WAl DHpAaYalr,

WASHINGTON, November II. i8ss
eiALHD PloFosALs will be received Of this Oh a
@oi O'Clock p N on the 18th of Deesm Der next.
tof the delivery OF 900 more tons OF pure eoff
LEAD, suitable TOR ordnance purposes
1hs lead is 70 be Of spproysd quality. and to be
the aeesp sptanee Of the bid or bids II 10 70 be de-
nyszsd st the United States Arsenal, 9overnor .
Island, Nsw York and At the United states Arsenal
q Louis, Mo-, loOe tons or more at each place,
6te 81 Az charge for transportation o, handling, !,
AAd wiz BE paid for IN regular certificates Of in
sDesticn and re esipt BY requistisn on the Trses-
aIX Department, 10 the usual form.
oty not les than Ito tons,
Bids, - th approved suretiss. viii be required for
pursuancs Of this advertisement
The Depsrtmsn. reserves the right to reject
any or all bids II not leemed satisfsctory for any
cause.
Proposals. will be addrs sssd 70 "Brigadisr Gen.
inxton D. o." and win be endorsed I" Proposals
for L. sd !" GEORGE D. RAMSAY
no -sotd Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
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IFRoh n sTERDAY'a EXTRA starr
GREAT . AND GLORIOUS
NEWS!
Generals Grants and. Thomas
Official Account of their Great
Victory Gained Yesterday!

Below the reader will find an ofieial dis
patch from Major General Grant written at
p. M. yesterday, and another from Major
General Thomas, written at midnishs last
night, conveying positive intelligence of their
glorious victory Of yesterday over Brase's
army, to be followed to-day, there is every
reason 20 believe, by another quite as eneetual
rout Of what remains together Of The rebel
main army. ,..''-e .--.
The consequences II this glortons achieve
ment IA net be momentous. News OF It cannot
fail to fall with CREST effect upon the ope.
rations around Knox Vile, as well o. on and
beyond the Rapiian ..-".."
The end lie approaching, as all must now
see on this eventfuI Thanksgiving day. .rt
CHATTANOOGA. Nov. Is, 1863. us p NJ
kejor Ges. II. ". Ral'eex, Gsa<raS m CAs3:
Although the battle lasted from early dawn
till dark this evening, I believe am not pre.
mature in announcing a complete victory over
Bragg.
Lookout Mount tain top, all lhe rife pits in
Chattanooga Valley and Missionary Ridge
entire, have been carried and are now held by
us U. S. GRANT, Major 6enI.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. IS, is63-l2 Midnight,
EGjo~ Gtstra1 II. w. HaAeck, General-in- Chief:
The operations Of to-day have been more
successful than yesterdays, having carried
Missionary Ridge from near Ross Vile to the
railroad tunnel, with 4 comparatively small
loss on our side, capturing about forty pieces
Of artillery, large quantity Of small arms,
camp and garrison equIpags, besides the arms
In the hands Of prisoners. We captured two
thousand prisoners, of whom two hundred
were officers of all grades, from coloneIs down.
Will pursue the enemy in the morning.
The conduct Of the officers and troops was
everything that could be expected.
Missionary Ridge was carried sim uItaneous-
ly at six different points. .. .s....-
GEO. h. THOMAS, Major General.
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~ An Ohio paper publishes this item IA
deaf man, named Tan, was run down by q pas
senger train and killed on Wednesday morning.
half mile north Of Greenwich Station. near
Cleveland. He was injured IN q similar wav
about year ago."a 5a -,
~ In Nashville. Tenn, SAT- is selling at sps
Per barrel as
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 25.-We are completely
victorious. The enemy is totally routed and
driven from every position. Our loss Is small
while that Of the enemy fs heavy In prisoners.
Evacuation of Lockout Mountain.
Finding Hooker SO successful in his move
ment against Lookout Mountain, the enemy
evacuated that point during the night. Hooker
took possession early this morning. The ene-
my moved south. and got on Missionary Ridge.
.,s Capture Of Prisoners.
General Hooker is said to have captured not
less than two thousand prisoners in his mag
nitcent assault OF LooKout Mountain.
Sherman's Grand Assault.
Gen. Sherman, being all prepared, began an
assault at eight A. NJ. to-day, upon the strong
position Of the enemy at north end Of Mission
near the position OF the enemy, but commanded
by their artillery, he had to descend into . VAL
ley, and then made another ascent 70 the posi-
ton held BY the enemy. Two unsuccessful as
.aults were made by Sherman, but with the CO.
operation OF the centre, he ultimately gained
the position, and completed the victory.
The Assaultins Column.
The brigade Of General Cary, with a portion
OF General Lishthew's brigadee, composed the
etormins party in the first assault They were
repulsed with quite heavy loss, after an At
tssk persisted in for an hour, but being rein.
forced, were enabled to hold part Of the hill.
The Casualties.
In this attack General Gary was wounded
quite severely in the thigh. The Thirty.ssv.
enth Ohio, Sixth Iowa, and One.hundred. .snd
third Illinois were IN the attack.
The Second Assault.
A second assault was made at halt. past one,
In which Matthias, LOOMS and Psuls bri-
sades were engaged D The force reached with.
in 20 yards OF the summit Of the hill and the
works OF the enemy, when they were nanked
and broken, retiring the reserves. In this
assault Gen. Matthias was wounded, and Col
Putnam, OF the 2sd Ohio, killed.
Hard Fighting Of the Rebels.
Their persistent efforts compelled the enemy
to mass heavily on his right, in order 20 hold
the position of so much importance to him.
The Strategy Of General Grant.
About three o'clock General Grant started
two columns against the weakened center,
and, in an honr's desperate fighting succeeded
in breaking the center, and gaining possession
of the ridge in which the enemy was posted.
Rost Of the Enemy.
The main force WAS driven northward to-
ward Sherman, who openedon them; and they
were forced to break and seek safety in q dis.
ordered flight down the western slope Of the
ridge and across the western slope Of the
Chickamauga.
Immense Captures. .s
We have not taken less than 5000 prisoners,
and perhaps 10000.
The Enemy 10 be Destroyed.
Gen Hooker will probably intercept the fiy.
ing enemy in the vicinity OF Rossyille, and the
region Of it. -" '@
There are reports that we have taken
whole corps. tel92u
!, Some Of our Losses.
Among the casualties are Lieut. Col, Espy,
OF the esth Indiana; Maj Nc Cswley, Of the 10th
Iowa; Dol. Omar. sotn Illinois; Maj. Walker,
10Th Missouri: Mai. Welsh, 56sh Illinois; MAI
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nnis, 9th Iowa, wounded; Maj Irwin. eth

1nnis, 9th Iowa, wounded; Maj Irwin, eth
Iowa, killed.
Tnil reports of the killed and wounded can
not Be obtained, as most q tho killed were in
Snerman's corps, and remained at dark In The
hands OF the enemy. The list will be tele-
grsphed to-morrow. N -tI1r
Narrow Escape Of Bragg.
The prisoners say that Bragg WAS on tho
Ridge just before they were taken.
,.. The Corps of Homer.
The successful storming parties consisted OF
Wood's and Baird Q Divisions on the left cen trs
and Johnson's and Sheridan's on the right
centre.
E7IE'3r f #FEE
Our Wounded Cared For
Some Of our wounded were left In the hands
Of the enemy after General Sherman's unsnc
eessful assault, but were ultimately recovered.
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The whole fthe side armor 70 Be made froua the
best i1cn ends and edges 70 be square aod 'trssht
h nine go months fl ON ne date of ths contract.
Tie VT ole Of the iron to be of quality thst viii
s,.,. ar ,si sils strain of tSsnty.two t22} United
No BIDS will be r-ceivsd eKoes st from parties
having s,tablishm capable Of doing this work,
$40 the eta sstaess h msIs will re examined before
Particu lars will be given application TO the
Sommandant Of the Rrooklyn, New York, Navy
The contract will embrace the usual conditions.
Aod the Department reserves The right to reject
any or sll he pa opossls that may be m msde under
0e Advertisement, IT, In its opinion, the roblio
9Re proposition must state the price psr pound
for .hieh each elass Of the iron win be delivered
sse that X. Dsrs. Vi. s
aeentrAet II awarded to them. nos 5awtd
DRORosALs FOB TIMBER HOR fHR NAVY
BulsAu OF olDEAnos.
Macy DEPARTMENT, Noe. 10, 1865, { p
sHALHD Proposals. end, rsed Proposals for
1tnser - win be receiver at this Bureau rntil
three O'clock p ~ Of The t.entieth day Of Deeena-
tEaet At the seyerAi Navy Yards at Postsmouth, Il,
r.. Boston, New York. and Philsdelphia the fol-
lowing described arb snd blank, for Ordnance
CLss White Oak for Gul Carriages
CLAss lI-White Pine and White WOOD.
CLASS 1lI-White Ash and Hickory
GLASS IV-Gum Logs
Separate offers must be made for the supply at
Zach o. the NAVY Yards named, and for the White
Pine but tie ftrs must be for ali of esch de-
ssriytion for eseh Navy Yard.
Bidders are referred to th. Ordnance ofnesrs at
navy a1f =: u:
mept who viii furnish them with printed seized
sles. giving dsss ription Of the Timber Gms Of
deliveries and other particulars. 80
sess.av4v ohi.fof Bureau. a. ID inssrim. Miis
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AUCTION SALES.


Byy: Q: eu1R1 / 90. Auctionss,s.
= S.. :.
xii s. the d: sa ss9ssss
%UnimIrSved % frepsrty. VIZ
s. ssss r1ess . .sd
running back the tame dspth.
:,s .:..s. s:s sSrs a
r1pniDs back ia feet 81. inches. 70 80 foot
.s:ss ssa ss' e.
nss srss +: nhs
Twelve ronths. with interest. secured by deed Of
' :'st Ne Co. Aes.
A ssIs1AR1 ouARfsRMAsr1RsoyPlo1J
"A c1:sv ed TS'ssy s ;sss.9 Ss,. & S.
S.ss.sn ssd
aRd Ixs.sS At ana THsR!S s:sSn4
g. niss t oi SS;fss.@.ssss sse1ss. ns oenss%s-
& = us n4aa for ::Iss Ss '
Tents. foon, and In plsmsnts.'
Terms cash. In Government funds
Sale 70 'enn'' .; 4 4 S,i'ssa T. r9xr1,ss 81
noH Captain and ouaHtermaster, q. q. 4.
N Kssi.s, uaasr ;aaseasnt Il sondsnnstien. is. Is:
OF th6 District OF OOfumo1A, Will sell 1t Public
BALE for cash In tront Of the court House door of
said county. on FRIDAY, the llth day Of Decem Der
sskt, 1., lsSs, st y O'Clock NJ, al dsiendanM right:
Lot No. IS, IN sauLs 30 n. in the city of Wa.h
impyoyemens thereon, seised and levied upon a.
property of Michael HAlony. and will be sold to
satisfy Judi ieas No 100, to Janusay term 1854, in
favor OF Illen Kelly, administrrtrix Of Miles ely.
WARD II LAHON,
nols o Q. Marshal. D. q.
ByJ O. ko6 UIR1 Il co., Auetioneers.
EXTENsIVE sAL1 OF PINE BUILDING
~ Lofs RRoHfIEe 71H And 6fH sfBEKYs WEST
AED kHoDE lsLAAD AVENUE AID srREHF North.
On TUESDAY, the lst Of December. We shall sell,
the whole OF Square No ~, subd iyided into Hand
trty 10 sit1sted only one square from the Railroad
Depot on 7th street, in thrivins and fast i'm prov
FERNS: One fourth cash balance in 6. IL L. and
"a months, for notes, bearing interest from date.
deed given free OF cost. snd Sesd Of Of trust At
cost Of the purchaser, taken.
Title oleaY.
Pl.ts Of IL. Square may be sssn st tse uetson
Rooms.
no@ 20. MCGUIRE i CO.. Auete.
w RIDES-HIDlS. .-''s
Wv 1LL Be sold At Public Auction, on ever
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at II o'clock
"a. Ct the Wharf On Sixth street. Washin9ton a.
sale
Tern, sssA, IN rrsasnry notes, 70 b paid q III
jals ithron.l 1t. Dol. snd d. g. b.
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Rebel Con>cription in Arkansas Cotton N
and Sugnr Trade at Memphis.

CAIRO, ILL, Nov. 25.-Late accounts from
Arkansas river represent that country SUI iecG
to frequent incursiops ard conscript,ng.
Squads of citizens are compelled TO band TO-
gether for protection. This state Of affairs rem
ders the efforts Of planters TO gather their crops
Intellectual, and therefore the smount gathered
will be small compared with the amount grown
PRICES forces are represented to be small
There Is no prospect of a movement on his part.
The Memphis Bulletin. in noticing the ar
rivals there, says 1t is believed in few days
the restrictions now preventing cotton coming
in from the country will be removed The
stock is rapidly decreasing: About 1000 bales
of business is email, and the quality unchansed.
Two hundred and eighty seven hogsheads of
sugar, and one hundred and twenty barreIs OF
molasses had also arrived. "a
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
TONIGHT,
=" Y M a NJ,
fHE vENfRILoaUIsr AND WIZARD,
WITH DANCING BABIES L NEW WONDERS.
~ See Small Bills. -

pRoPKssoR P. FIsHERg
NE. pIsHER takes great pl. asure to annoyance to
his friends and public, thst he hss Organized ~
. COtillon Band for Balls and Parties He re- tfB&
sIeetfully solicits . liberal share Of public $21
favor. Residencs corner Of Penn. avenue and llth
ytrsets, Buropean House or to l. RIO1, 256
Penn. ave-. bet nth and Is h. no Ls.1ns
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PROM EUROPE.

views Of the French Government Uu-
changed en- the American Questlsn-A
Project fer Peace.
HALIIAx. Nov. 2s.-The steamship Arabia,
evening, en- route for Boston. She brings three
days later news.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION,
The French Government had informed Mr.
ton were unchanged. They had dot recoenSzed
the South, and consequently had Z OF sigr Cd ne
treaty for the acquisition OF Texas and Louisi-
ana, as reported.
The London Times publishes project for
peace In America by a Northern gentleman
writer. He says IL the war is to 60 on for q
time, from nero momentum, pernaps it must
be let alone, but should be turned as soon -
possible from attempted conquest to war Jo-
limits and terms OF settlement, suggests that
negotiations Be opened at once with the Rich
making O more formal recognition one of the
matters toI discussiop-the ConfederAtes to be
recoR nized de jare-and navigation Of the Ohio
and Mississippi, and in event OF Maryland
joining the South, the Susquehanna and Chesa-
peake to be free, with common tariff for the
two confederacies.
ANOTHER aUsPYoTRD vfesEL
The GLASGOW Emancipat. on Society having
memcralized Earl Russell in regard to the sus.
picious character OF the recently landed steam 2
Pampero, formerly known as the Canton, In
esinuRtfng that she was another Alabama fcP
the Contederates, Earl Russell acknowledges
the memorial, and says that the ats ntion of
the Government has been already directed 10
the matter. ..-.. ,ia.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS- NOT FAVORED
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Ths leading ipurpals TO-
day continued their arguments against the pro-
posed congress. The London Times treats the
subject as u very unreal proposition, and SAYS
it may possibly turn out that the proposal was
something in the nature Of q fre-escape-the
expedient OF q man deteImined to come down
somehow from an untenable position. The
Emperor may have made the proposition with
ont desiring the Congress itself, AMI England.
by declining to join 1t, may be doing tie E n.
psror the greatest possible service.
A Paris letter Gays as yet the cold shoulder
is all that Is 10 be seen with regard to the Con-
srfss, and the matter is drifting into an abyss
of impractcability. As
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM y SEM EMS
FoRD'9 NEW TAEATER.
TENTH sFRGIf. ABOVE \.
zso q Honda, street Tssssssr fsa SssinSs1s
BlRlPIr OF
MIss ADA WEBB.
s1ss aIss 4B4 4B4' %Ess: %ESs::
q: ztsEE ztsEE sE:ssss;; ssEEsssss;
|. most laushable characters.
THIS tTridayy EVENING, Rov. n,
J. .s. Po-oA-HON-FAs.
7As Performance viii eonelade with ne
ACRB6s or ALL WORK.
The Misses Webb in three characters.
GROWERS ThE EATER,
PsnSsylvoaiS AvsnSe. ,sear Wi1laSds' Hotel
LsexA1p 6Rovsl----...----- .. Director
ANOTHER NIGHT OF ExoIrlhlHr,
ARorAER GRlAf DRAMArIo YnsrIvALI
Last night bat enc, oss posiuysly of the .,i.s,.
MISS Iu{Sfnsss {SSfHpss .is'';s' T'rsr.aH
Who ias,a:IT S'lI ;si; i,iSiSi Sssi iaIi4 ;ffs s.T
, r.. .ss iS:iiss'. IsG .ia1g.s.
:s.si. .5ssss: Rsos:fsy sol.s2. s' sea q
ns he :ss
Y; ssffsssss' Fo
ave asts, ), Mr: Aasastln Day. II New wv" ID
Yerk. entitlst
Leah, the Jewish Maiden Miss Lucille Westexn
~ SHvf
TROUPE. who viii shor tly appear.
CANTERBURY HALL,
4 AVs1o Z }SS44ssFFsskkssUUss4E: }S4sFsksUsE:S 1u1z4R,A. ZIP
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
In Il: Il: ssis 20 ss...s S:
r,s ss1s Irish 1es s.1. 1:'
IL IL
The ss:s v The sss sss.s
G.. 3; Edsson, }H4RoIR RoI g HHAWK;, Lilliss.andoo
OR, THE C0NVIlT VkNGEANoE
s'9tS. s.5ss. 1Hs sYsEs sYREs By
sYkPHs YkPHs oF oE THE s#4sss R1yKs
srana ballet t0riginal> By the CORPS Brunette
he 6lRAf TROUPE or KrHroPIlH CoMRDIASs,
The 6REAY TROUPE aP EfHIoPIAR CoAEpIAHs
IXTRIvAaANZAs, &c
Doors open at ]; perfor ancs at q quarter before
O'Clock. Admission IS and 5O cents,
PoRg.Aa R!ss FAA15x sxrGhpa4 TAn5sRa AFTERNOON.
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
TONIGHT,
:" Y M a NJ,
TIE vENrRILoaUIsr AND WIZARD,
WITH DANCING BABIES L NEW WONDERS
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~ fY OF WAsHINGTOH, D. o.
NeTIcE:-Property owners and parties intefssted
IN property within the county Of Waahink kton, Dis.
Tisi Of Columbia, outside Of the Oorporatien q
tist books Of Record ssxs b:sn n
nee i0f .he ksscrSing Of I'll Rlats And ssrv:ys Of
any OF the 6lrveyors OF this county.
Property surveyed By me- lately, has been re.
corded, and en property 70 be- surveyed hereafter
8oaas .idsnins Of Road;, and several sete Of oon-
many g ss:sss. ssansed the eonIses. diss.ae:s. and
:sriDaSn Of property. These facts are noted down
The plats hand ID 70 me will b. returned to The
pfoprietors within one month, will bear the date
and page Of record, that the memb Of the bar
may have ,oess TO and refer In deeds 70 these
p3ats In the same manner - thsy are now enabled
70 refer TO oeDveyanse Of property lying Within
The Once Of the County snrveyor; st the City
Hall, opposite Register Of Willis, viii b open bat.
1rdAy, from till z O'Clock z: m md the ssrvey.
ssfth CAPITOL Street, corner Of Boundary street,
Property holders and others having p.ats Of land
IN the county, are requested TO leave them With
him, for the pur poses above mentioned
CHARLES ]. UHLAANE.
Surveyor Of the County Of Washington, D. O.
Q.-2Os
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