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EnoRY HosprTAi, January !, 1884.

An EXCELLENT BlLL.-The bill Of the Board
of Common Council to protect loyal citizens in
their right OF suffrage, which was introduced BY
Mr.. shedd and passed, came up last evening before
the Board Of Aldermen, was Immediately acted
upon and passed. The bill speaks for itseif, and
needs no lip praises nor pen eoomiums. There are
hundreds In our community who have procured
exemption from the dram on the plea OF aiienage
and yet they enjoy all the franchises Of the Rspub-
lie. This bill proposes to ascertain the namei Of
al such aliens and then to allow them only their
due. The following IL the bill,
BE enacted sr., That the Board OF Assessors be
and they are hereby instructed to obtain from Cap
tain sheetz correct list or copy Of the names or
all persons who BY reason Of alienage, have been
exempted from the duty as well AZ the privilege
OF serving the country Of their adoption, in her
hour OF danger and trials country where they
have enjoyed all the blessings and privileges equal
with the native born.
Sec. 2. And Be further enacted, That Il shall be
the duty OF the Assessors, In revising the poll ats
or the election to take place In June, 1884, as we'll
as all future elections, to place opposite the names
Of all such persons the word hAlien,n or Hfor-
.l,pf-auffsage.
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BLOCKADE RuNSERs.-Mrs. Mary Davidson,
wife Of Lieut.. Hunter Davidson, formerly OF fhs
U. s. Navy, and now Of the Confederate service,
Yas captured . lew days ago, while crossing the
Potomac In skin, and brought up and committed
to the Old Capitol prison. MS. d. was coming on
ayisit to friends at Annapolis. She was aooomps.
MED BY another lady, Mrs. O. Mera, and her child.
They were captured by boat from the Potomae
notilla, Com. Parker commanding. The same
offeer also sent up the following blockade run
nsrn Thomas Mack, Richard Norton, Isaac Quail,
William Winsneld, william II. Thomas, ueut. 8.
D. Burrows, and W. A. coale. They were all COM
mitted TO the Old Capitol BY Provost Marshal
Todd.
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WANTS.

A GENT WANTED-.-A NEW YORK
IA house is DESTROYS 70 engage q rsspondble
houses II Wilmington and esvlross Thorough,
knowiedge Of the article required. Address P. w,
p Z &c House. 's hsuh' aEsnus' wa'heinsscn,
CToRE WANTED----IN A GOOD
~ loeation-or part Of one, with responsible
BOX sIss POST oFyIcE,
Jns-N Philadelphia.
UTANTED. IA VETERINARY SUR
wv Eeen. Apply AZ No. ia n street, between
Ihiftsenth and Fourtesnth streets. Best Of refer
II AND WARRANTS WANTED.
TfrrY LAND WARRANTS Of %, 90, 10 and 100
sores wanted ln~'0ie cf2R2 = GAYLORD
nos-u Room ., corner Seventh and SITS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
ID ooMs FOR RENT.--.sPLENDID
N Apartment, may be rented ~ calling at tts
,,rsst e,,w re- msthsnd seventh me Gss,y
EOB RENT. ---THREELARGE HALLS
IL on Pennsylyania avenue, In one Of the best
locations In the city, at moderate rent lmrne-
di.ss po,ss sion sys9 Apply stsos Psan'ylysnis
NOR RENT. - A THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE, containing Ten Rooms, and
Wood House, Gas, and Water, at the corner OF isth
and streets. Apply on the premises. d2s-iw'
EoR sALE-.-sIx HUNDRED CORDS
OF OAK WOOD, cut last winter, piled with
IN few hundred yards from switch on Washing
ton railroad. Address, or Apply To-
dscsi-im. o. North Rutaw street, Baltimore.
EOR SALE--TWENTY HOUSES,
II QsrEs and smalD IN different parts OF WASH
Ington.
Also, the following BUILDING LoTsi
stxieo feet, NJ street, between tth and 6th.
e0xl00 feet, Pa avenue east, bet, 9Th AAd It'll.
io0Iits feet, north L, between 10th and 10th.
l5xi0o feet, on N, between 9TH and 9Th.
10xi00 feet, on 10th, near =.
S0xes feet, north ID, between sd and 9TH.
e0xi0s feet, nth, near north L.
n And a0o, 900 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS in all parts Of
I. . city.
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL & SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor Pa. AV. and 10th Ut.
N. B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared
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JOHN GoIDIN a CO.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

No. Z, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East Of Porry \ Bro.
Having furnished our gallery with an .n,ir. new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
material, and arranged on the most approved plan
our light, under the Immediate supervision Of !.
9oldin, long known 70 our citizens IN the Photo
With photographs, Plain, in India Ink, water and
OIL Color, from Miniature 10 Imperial and life
are Amerotypes. all size Carries de visits and
special attention win be paid TO copying Ambro-
type and Daguerreotype.
We have made arrSngements with Chas. D. Fred
rick. Co, photographer New YORK, 70 Keep Us
eelebrit;i Of re day, 10 which We invite the alton
Cons sntiy on hand full supply Of IN. mos,
choice french Albums also, Frames Of all siIss
and kindr. deoat-im
WHITnHURsr's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEruE-Thls celebrated estabiishment has just
been elegantly reftted and Furnished. Has one Of
The largest eollections Of Photographic .ogatives
embracing licensees Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. LIkenessea OF many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
petjtors, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called ~ his new
imperial photographs, also visnstts nov much
THE GRnAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTn.-Th
iuioksst and safest route TO the Northwest ard
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one TO
All the principal points in the North and West
For tickets and further Information apply At tho %
dee Of the "Great PennaylvAnlA Route,T northaasa
eorner PennlylvAniA Ayenue and sixth street, IN.
der National Hotel. once open from .. m. 70 .
?. m.ion sundays 70 p. N.
.usa T. O. S0'T Esss,
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ELEGANTLY BOUND AND illus
HI TRATED BOOKS.

ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
h TRATED BOOKS.
We have now on our tables ready for inspection
. large and varied stock Of superby Bound and
Beautifully Illustrated Books suitable for Presents
during the HolydAY season. We name In part the
irvinss sketch Book, morocco, artiSt's edition,
kaphAeps MadonnAs, moir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court Of Napoleon,
Bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath Of Beauty, mAgniacsntly bound,
Illustrated London Edition OF Byron,
MARX! Dare, u TT; S5 antique
strieklAnd's Queens Of England, vols.
LAnoelota Queens OF England, vols
Burke'B Works, vols. London.
The Spectator, vols. London.
DIsraeli's Works, vols. London.
Letters Of Junius, 2v, 10. London.
Poets Of the Nineteenth Century,
Half Hour with the Best Authors, 4volS. London.
BryAnt's Poems, assorted styles.
Boott's Lord OF the Isles, morocco.
splendid editions OF Moore, Scott, HemanS, Hood.
gyron, Shakespeare, Wadsworth' Burns,
Poe, Tennyson, and Longfellow
MAeaulAyi Essays, half calf, vols.
We have the latest paternS and styles Of Albums,
Episcopal Prayer and Service Books, In every
Catholic Prayer Books In all styles OF bindings.
Wrhng-dsnka, Portfolios, 40, In large variety.
JuVenIiss and Toy Picture Books, complete as
Gold Pens, Pencils, and Cases Of the best quality.
BLANCHARD Il MoHUN,
Corner Eleventh street and
dseI1 PennSylyAnia avenue.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS | |
Ny Farm OF EdgeWoodj by Ike MarvelI o. 90.
ReVsries Of Bsohelori BY Ike MARVEL o. Is.
Dream Life, . Parable OF tAe Seasons d %.
The Yankee Boy from Homer 81 20.
MOrvAle's History OF the Romans vol, IL o.,
speeches and Loctures OF Wendell Phillips 90 90.
Hospital sketehOHj by L. NJ. AloOttj 90 cents.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioner,
no2-tf SA PennsylyAniA avenue.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


HEApavArTEns, Psovosr MsrsnAL,s orrres,l
WAsHiroTor, D. C., January 2, 1854
epssiai ORDER, No. a "a. al
ms sale Of liquors containing alcohol il totally
prohibited In the following designated localities
Squares lie, III, inp and leo, 20 much thereof a.
Of Ninsteenth-street Park.
Squares III, iss, 49, ios, ius iso isi and iea,
much thereof - mont on seventeenth, Eighteenth,
n and streets, IN the vicinity Of seventeenth
street and Ambulanee Parks.
Squares a. - 10 a, -, -, ~ 81 o. ~ S. g. o.,
%, - 60 ~ ~, ~ a. a. a. ~ a. iol, ios iot 49,
49, IN, i,s, ia Ia, tttl in the First ward south
Of PennsylvaniA avenue.
squares T. 49, 10, 10, 10, %, in the vicinity Of O.
street wharf .'H..# ... ..
Squares iO 100, iss, iSt 1884, 1876, % much thereof
as fronts on connsotieut avenue, Seventeenth
Eighteenth, and streets, In the vicinity Of the X
street stables. ..esrr .
Squares GA, t1a, eoi so1, and sos, In the vointy
Of Sixth and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 6Ti 61t. eao ssi, era esa, est 81, ess
any vacant street or avenue included In these
squares being in the vicinity Of railroad depot and
soldiers retreat.
square. ne, 7as, 49, IN. 7,s TOO, and 1sO, in the
vioinity Of Old Capitol and Carroll prisons and
barracks.
On snyPlsOs within four squares of nl.dsn.burg
toll-gats.
On any place within two squares Of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within two squares OF Railroad
park being those published In Special Orders No.
from these hsadqusrtsrs, Of date November Z,
1884,
square. a,2, a,i 49, 2ss ssO no 2s7, gss ~, M,
ssa, ssa, 49, ssS $50, tos no. t'S, ts ga tsl ga
50, and squares c and D, on Maryland avenue, in
the vicinity Of Government railroad, dopots, and
storehouses.
Squares 500 CO., 64t SIS, sts and st1 in the vein-
ity Of sixth and seventh-street whAryes.
Squares Fsi and ss1, 90 much thereof a. mont on
Louisiana avenue in the vicinity Of the Central
Guardhouse.
Upon the Mall In the vicinity Of the Monument
and Government cattle yards, or upon my place In
the vicinity Of Mount Pleasant Carver, Stone, Co
lumbar College, CAmpbell's, Lincoln, Douglas,
Emory, or Armory Square Hospitals, being those
published In Special Orders No. nv from these
headquarters, OF date November u, 1881 and the
following, not heretofore embraced In orders
The whole Of squares III, tti, les, i0s, Ies, isa
ITO, and III in the vicinity ofths War Department
and the ofioes and depots OF the ouartermAstsr's
Department.
The whole Of squares s2O, Ss1, ssI, ssS, Sos, os1
sos CO. Ca ma ia 70S 72s 7g7, 49, Ts2 11I, 7Ss
151 76s Th Tea, Tss 7sS, 1885, 7s1, 7ss, 49, In the
vicinity Of the old Capitol Prison and the Railroad
Depot.
All permits for the sale Of liquors containing
alcohol In any Of the above prescribed localities
are declared void.
Violations OF this order will be promptly and
severely punished by oonnscGtlon OF liquors snt
| confinement Of the offenders. BY order Of
HENRY d. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
BAKER,
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JEwEIRYl JEwELRr JEwnIRI FLOR one
dollar At 4ss Pennsyiyanla avenue, near Four and
A.half utrest-the Dollar store.
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PROPOSALS For ICE.

The undersigned proposes TO fuTnish daily, or
otherwise, las determined BY the Medical Direct
Department OF -, and In such quantities a.
the Medical Director OF this Department may or
der, at the following price per hundred pounds,
namely;
The lee to DO subject TO the approval OF the Sur
Eeon In charge Of each hospital, who will receipt
Tor the correct amount delivered.
Payment to be made upon duplicate bills, oerti-
fed to by the Medical Director oil this Department
A. . guaranty Of the faithful performance OF the
above agreement, should the contract be awarded
to me will enter into bonds in the sum OF $4,000
also append to the enclosed form OF guaranty the
names OF guArAntorn, certified by the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or the United states Dis
trict Attorney.
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WANTED, EVERY LADY TO
wv know that VIM. Prince, at hia stamping
and Pinking Derot, S6l street, IL now prepared
to do any kind OF Machine stitching and Tuoking
We have, also, 900 different styles OF Initials for
marking HAndkerohiefs, PillowoAses both indeli-
BILE and for embroidery. Fiannels elegantly en-
broldered. deSi-lm
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UEIoN PRArRR MEETING this evening, at n
o'clock, at the English Lutheran (Dr Butler's)
church, corner and Eleventh streets; to be led
by DR.. p. D. Gurley. subject-For the success OF
all efforts to eSsngelize the uneonvsrted at home
and abroad.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

CASE OF PoTsoMNo.-"Msrrv CA,istnas,"
but unhappy Nsio Iear-A ooiored man named
Christmas came from Baltimore on New Years
day to help ashlngtoniAns TO do some frolic-
ing. He became intoxicated, and instead OF drink.
Ing whiskey, which he wished, he imbibed large
draughta OF laudanum. Sleep was soon induced
The man awoke, however, after an hour elapsed,
and seemed 10 know that he had taken laudanum,
He fell asleep again, and IL stu sleeping no doubt
the long sleep OF the grave unless he proves to be
one Of those extraordinary sleeping characters OF
which Dugald Stuart and others furnish memoirs
BILE instances. He was from al aeeounts merry
Christmas, but TO him this has been unhappy
New Year.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

II IRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. yols. Cloth, price 81.
Round the Block; an American novel Price
ei.6o
Held in Bondagei or, Granville de vIgne, by
"Ouida." . vols. e2.60.
oI2B
Dickens New christmas Story Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
deI0 Corner Eleventh street and Penn. AY.
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VINO Will Nm OUnHDf-- desire 70 cal
bratcd Dr. vellnl ,whioh appear In another column
Tho Doctorisa safe and reliable praotit whose
.kill and experience ID guarantee that the unor-
tunAte victim OF certain indiacretions can with
ndence intrust his ease In his hands. Lea young
nan be warned In time, and seek the best means o.
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NEW BoOKS.---THE OLD HELMET,
In By the author OF the Wide, Wide World; .
vols. Price e2.6o.
cur Old Home, series Of English sketches, by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Was He suooessfuli A novel, ey R. B, Kimballi
I vol. Price el.b0.
Louis's Last Term at St. Mary'S, by the author
Of RutledEe, vol. el.26.
Alice Of Monmouth, an Idyl OF the Great War,
with other Poems, BY /; G. stedmanj vol: o..
BLANCHARD M0HUN,
dsis Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
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PROPOSALS FOR ZOE.

MEDICAL PuRVEYoA's 0TYIcE,l
WA1nIsoIoI, d. e, January, 1854,
once until WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day OF Febru-
ary, 1884 at - O'Clock m for furnishing the Hos
day ~ 9.aS.S ssS IS sSppy Of Tn:
ICE, VIZ;
Department Of the East, Headquarters ct New
York.
Department OF the susqushAnnG, HsadquArtsrS
at Philadelphia.
Middle Department, Headquarters at Baltimore
Department OF Western Virginia, Headquarters
at Cumberland.
Department Of Washington, Headquarters At
Washington.
Department OF St. Mary's, Headquarters at Point
Lookout. .|
Department OF Virginia and North Carolina,
HeAdquArters at Fort Monroe.
ton Head.
And such other Hospitals As may be established
upon the Texas coast.
Proposals viii 6s made according to the follow
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INV TuEATRH
EO ~ Op ny ~ N y
u IEnIh nIhEEI.. AbyN. -.
JOHN I. FonD--PhoPhIEIOn 900 mArAoEh'
Second night OF ne Celeorstea sna fopuihr
= Ir.Gsa,nnh e.ro-
Mn tOsEfh rkOuiVh. ..,-.
whose brilliant Ane mss.sry impsison,su,on.,s l.
Hemispheres. ..
THIS lTUEsDhD EVEnlnS, Jan.
Aner the intlodnctory Grand oyetunre WI %
presented for the nist time entire Ia Meanington'
We me- Gran, sns. s8hisiy VI "V0D'' o''
Nh JOSEPH rhoOI s.,, v,..
Inc w 49,
biooay
Teiis Mis- Alice Gray
-, 10 eonolu9s, wIh fOOh III ssc -
Thomas Feler r1i r " d. nhoP
Dress Circle.,,,...'''......... cents
Orohestra theirs'''''..'.' =,
ramlly Circle. ''''''..''''''''.'''...,.D =.
rriyate hoSea snd "
DooI. open - o'oloc. OuIeain nse. ~ o. 10
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THn only placs whore you can purchase 6.dsa
Rubbg goods Of all kinds Il Mona ifuus priesa 70
Al n. a. HALLS India Rubber Warahousa. no
ronnnylvania avenue between Ninth and Tenth
strests. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods bsanti-
fully repaired AZ short notice. mar as-d
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bidders must conform strictly 10 the above form
Of proposal, or their bids will be rejected.
An oath Of allegiance to the United states Gov
ernment must necessarily accompany the bid.
Bidders may DO present In person when the Pro-
posAls are opened.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest res
1nsible party or parties, who will be duly noti-
ned, BY mail or otherwise that IT, cir bid 10 accept
cd, and they will Immediately proceed 10 enter
into contract, under bonds to the amount Of e6,-
900. Bends 70 be properly certified to.
The Post Once Address OF the parties propoAlng
must DO distinctly written upon the Proposal.
Proposals must DO addressed 20 Henry Johnson,
MS, X, u. g. A and Acting Medical Puryeyor,
Washington, D, g., and marked proposals. for
Iosn
The Medical Purveyor reserves to himself the
right to reject any or all bids deemed unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON
M.SK., .. 8. A and 40 Ing Medical Puryeyor.
N B,-Phnted forms OF above Proposals can be
had by application TO this offioe.
Information a. TO the location, capacity, and
about the amount Of Ice required by the hospitals
will be given BY application 10 the Medical Dreo-
ter OF each OF these departments. tIAb-12t
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10 pursuance OF the above,
4 GRAND SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
VIII be given az the Canterbury gu
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5TH, 1864.
Ja6-tt
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CANTERBURY HALL,
Monday Evening, Dec. II, 1858.
DEAR MADAME In reply to your note OF the I2sh
inst, would respectfully ask IN what manner !
can best further the cause which you and other
patriotic ladies OF Washington have so nObly un.
dertAken, proposing TO leave It optional with you
whether my contrib ton shall he Ia the form OF
such an amount OF IL Jhey as frequency Of the de-
mAnds made upon me for similar objects may
render consistent, or that of benefit at this IS
tAblishment to be given the night OF the second
Friday after January list, 1854
Should you deem It advisable to make use OF the
latter suggestion think mSy safely promise tn at
II will result In profit for the cause OF from 500
to $3.50, judging from former efforts, and much
larger Sum could doubtless be realized from the
outs de sale Of tickets by the ladies and others
interested II the former 10 more acceptable, win
freely give cas- for so oommendsble an object. An
immediate answer 10 advisable, as, II you accept
the benefit It 10 desirable TO issue tickets At an
early date, and thereby effect for them extended
sale,
am, dear madam,
Most respectfully, your obt serv't,
WM. l., SIM,
Proprietor Canterbury Hall.
Miss CARRIE 7. FrSNELLY, Secretary Ladies San
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ADJUSTMENTS.


e.,
AMUOb MEIN 10.
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VTARIETIES VARIETIES
W fFrontinr P.nn,. .v.nue and Ninth street. }
Han iln a 20 - - -. :. Z. Proprietori
Ptssimmon. s,.s: Mar ss;f and Advertiser
THE GREAT HIoHMAYMAn R0MhNChi
fIIzsIMMoNS succEssFuL NEW Nhh'ioN
JACK sHEPPAaD,
hE t pnnlN s.. n,Sh w MN,
JACK SHETLAND ............ JENNIE ALLEN
| FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY,
In the varied and nunefens eharactcrs
ALL IHE rEEIIt LADihs'
MILE LIMA "inDhA' s"V MONS nAPTIsTIN.
,,vr, II the RAvsi Troupe BAll ~ erzrLLr
Ia VIZ. EL -, -, .rtrr = nstr v aiscprT
ss t SSSsfsa =: "
sh Sy;,, and I S Troupe OF I' every s"' "
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Positively the Great mlii., s sRset ss e..
hswriten ana ks,r.i,,rnno ~. M
effects and incidents, " Elmmons' ihs N"-
mantieally Picturesque Drama o. tne
FRENCH sPfjoRt The srohnho OF hb"ihss
Also will appear the Great Jig Dancer OF the
world u KATE Ga Glare .f;.,,.a an engage
ment with young lady Of extreme beauty and
form, living her ihs sobriequet Of the lovely.
on Thursdsy might. Admission rs and 80 cents.
". :,
n A N Il E X Il v II u u
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
L0ufltaaa Avenue, nsayf he corner Of SSh t'Teef.
I'm 's s,S =, oS Tar arc SaIcIuM IIGHT
WIN. 4. sim. Manager and Proprietor
,,or-,-y
IhE GkEAL InmrLs ~ ~. .5ro,c
rtvr NEW STARS.
In addition 70, AID witn19t S Spsn' OIL tne
AnsS"' " ". @I
Return Of the be.utlIai and engaging FsvOrits
OF the " MISS fESs gaEii DE EAIBsR,
After most brilliant engagement 81 ioSr week s,
a. iesaing thesue o. rhnsn,. hn,h y. yossI.
iss snS S aaS cfssted an intense furors
r,r,, ,nr.,,,n,, of the ere., Vocal Pbenome.
attention at B.rnum,s Museum, nsy York.
MISS DORA DhwR0N,
The celebrated Douele-yolesd singer, Sho may De
wonders Of the age-possessing the singular power
Of sn.ngns her s ~ ny, songs Siseoupslnr 10th
. rich and melodious soprano and sweet TENOR
First appearance Of ,,,,r.
TIM HAYES n .us.
3 r. s'sS:s s: SSs1
ity beiere all who have under'Nkeo 10 eoHPt"
with HIM
,,,.,,. ma.
Return Of the celebrated EIhioPisn Duo 1n
MESshs. EGAn AND EDMAhDs'
MEssRs EGAE AND LOW Y, hNhDs, ,.o,
Whose truly artiltio delineationl oil Negro humof
and peculiartes have won LOT them Ihe WArmeN
eneomiums wherever they have appeared
The Manager also announoes with srs I,, ss ss.
liant the engagement Of Mis-. De Fsiber as Dan an
seuse, ne has ene9 ed encouragement WIN 'ho
bre"' ""'''e M5NS h poNzANI
k1pTs ~ pSNzhEi'
who ,,,,, An ,.nid ,1cees.ion nTodnee great mum.
Der o. new and several original Baliess soI ~
oy nim ,sin 20 .gSt,r S M " ""'S" nv
RoNzANi ShAND bALLET TTSsoSpE'
h00SzhN SSnnAaNNDD PniLET rp9npE'
hONHhNl ShhND phbhi
ry,,s ETcx,xn
., lhLS y hhNlNv, p.,,.. ,.,,,
VIII beprodnesa aehMImng e neT DAiie'' cAiieu
THE ARTISTS DREAM
-".,....a.,,., .,,.x =,
islspt all the old lAvorte' will appear including
WILLIS ARMSTRNoHG,y
II. w WILLIAMS,
HONE SOL
THE BoouET OF BEAUTY
THE BoQUET OF BEAUTY
LILLE BRANDON,
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND
EQTRIIE EnAAEgT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

CANTERBURY HALL
THE LADIES'
GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR.
THE LADIES'
GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR.
THE LADIES'
GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR.
BENEFIT AT CANTERBURY.
BENEFIT AT CANTERBURY.
trORREsPOEDEHCEl
LADIES' SANITARY FAIR
Miss CARRIE T. FENRELLy, SECRETARY,
81 PennsylvAniA Avenue,
WASHINoTos, ID, C., Dec. ~, 1869.
To WILLIAM 4. Sim, Esq
DEAR SIN; The ladies OF Washington city are
now engaged In getting up Fair for the relief OF
our sick and wounded soldiers, the proceeds to be
expended under the direction OF the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions. They desire that their
efforts may be crowned with a success common
su ate with the inertia Of those In whose behalf
the enterprise 10 commenced. From your we'll
known generosity on previous occasions l am
specially instructed by the committee to invoke
your personal interest 10 aiding the enterprise,
and confidently trust this appeal will be heard
and needed by you, and that we may soon have
the satisfaction OF knowing that our efforts have
been instrumental in carrying glAdnsHs to the
hearts Of the many Thousands who are langulShing
In sickness far away from friends aud home.
Am, sir yours, very respectfully,
CARRIE 7. FENNELLY, Secretary,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

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