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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01

BY order Of the Board Of TrnftceR.
DANIEL MARTIN, Secretary.
Como Dec. Is. 1863. DELI I'd
The above sale 10 postponed until THURS
DAY, the oath day Of January, 1864, ut the hour
and place above named. sly-.
jal6 I'd DANIEL MARTIN, ssey.
The above Sale Is further Postponed until
SATURDAY, the 9th day of February, 1864, ct
the hour aud place above named
800. d. MARTIN, Secretary.
Como January 9th 1864 ia97 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01

The above Sale is Postponed until SATuR'
DAY, the 9Th day Of February, 1864, ct the hour
and place above named.
ia9T I'd w. w. BISHOP, Sec'y. A. e. X. Co
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01

By order of the Board OF Trustees
CHAS. L. GOODRICH, Src'y.
Office opposite the News Office.
Gold Hill. Jan. 9Th. 1864. ja9 I'm
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BY order OF the Board OF lEuslteH
ial2 I'd q. w. PEASE, Secy.
.Hoanf0iH Hope G and 3 W Co
Bv an order Of the Board of Trustees Of the
above company there will be sold at public auc-
tieu, In front Of the office of the Secretary ut
o'clock r. NJ, on MONDAY, the sth day Of Feb
ruary, 1864, so many shares Of the capital stock
of the company as will pny the amount of as
sessments opposite the names of the following
parties, together with costs Of sGle and adver-
a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01

II. II. BAILEY, Secretary.
Cali JIiu dec Ii 1854 deli til
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
the 9Th day of February, at the same hour and
place. H. H. BAILEY.
ia3td Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01

UFhKHMuI hhH"ANyO !" y . IN ~,
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with
the Original Hawkeye Gold and Silver Mining
Company, and IN order Of the Board Of Trustees,
there will be sold at Public Auction, Mt the office
of the Company In Gold Hill, on SATURDAY.
the 9Th day Of February, 1864, so many shares q
the capital stock of said Company, standing In ~
names of the following named persons, as may Dc
necessary TO nav oil assessments levied prior to
IN =. n ..a,....i.Ir..- ...a all.
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VEU. U. DUNNII 7 bOV y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 23d, 1854. jazz I'd
Ca.,,;n.,1aI Geld and Silver Min

Continental Geld and Silver Min
ing Company. Notice is hereby given, that IN nc,
cordance with the Bylaws of said company and
laws Of Nevada Territory, there will be sold at
public auction on MONDAY February 18th, next,
O'Clock, 2. NJ, at the eompany's Office, in Gold
Hill, so many shares Of the capital stock OF the
company, standing In the names Of the following
persons as will pay tho amount due for assess.
ments levied December 9Th, 1865, togetner Win
costs of sale and advertising.
t&'s Names An't Sk's. Names AMI
10. r. T smith. s 90 t25. Edward Harris12 so
10. Sam Hynman..5 ]. 5. Samuel Hare. 5 >.
co. g w Tozer 40 !. TO-. @ Mcdonald 5 .
so. D n jackson. Is. :. $50. "A Hawkins Is
25 Earnest Hnrrisl2 so
GEO-lW- TURNEY, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Jan g, 1864. Jag I'd
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BIZ order OF the bOAru OF IFusIe,S
JIM Il. CARVER,
Sec'y Eagle G. & S NJ. Co.
Gold Hill. Jan. llth, 1854. jail I'm
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1.oIdnn Guam G1oId nnd aiIrcr nIiI

4. v. LEMERY. Scc'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. %, ga. jn2O I'd
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BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
WIN. w. BISHOP, Seey.
Gold Hill, Dec. %. 1863 de23 I'M
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BY order OF the Board OF TruhtceN
G. A. HART, Scc'y.
ByA. ]. GOULD, Derry Sec'y.
Gold Hill Jan. It'll, 1864. ja6 I'd
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BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
in2 I'm EDWARD a. BREED, Secy.
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WIN. E. HALE, sec'y. U. G. & S. ~ Co.
Gold HIN. January 18th, 1864. ja25 CIV
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X q II Logan. 90 - -
] e. II Logan. .297- -lU 10
BY order of the Board Of Trustees, passed JAN
airy 25th, 1864.
iu29 1aw4w G. I. HOPKINS, reel
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os1.o ~ IN. Iadependent Gold and

Nv orler Of the BOard OF Irustees.
icIs IA CHAS. B. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
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Gold Hill, Jan g, 1864. ia29 I'd
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Imperial silver Mining Company,

BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
ja4 I'd n. SHIYERICK, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01

by Ordtr OF the BOHrU OF ITuSIVVN.
WM W. DENNY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, n. T., Jan. 4th, 1861. jas I'd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
MILITkRY oOKs.
AZ ~. ssPHILP . soLoMoNs,
sa .sBoohsellsfs and Array stAtiOnsrs,
sas PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE,
: Have Tor sale aSOmplste assortment Of ali the
p - va MILITARY WORKS Z" "


Now published, among which are; Al
DIARIES FOR 1854, SEVENTY KINDS, !, . AAd
days 70 APsss s.ryins In price non 20 cents
,IccisisnS Rsrsii ilons Tor the Field ssrvios Of
FIELD SI ossi i looks "fsiassd Heading. IS
FIELD isD'i aANIToIp. wHITEhs. Note and Letter
siEes. o. 90 aud ~ o.. a.
THE coMRANY cLEaEs Or How 70 ma S.E; 2 O at
mAsSsf in SSs AsP p! CON-
MissARiEs containing ling ans'fu'hohs 'Or pre-
NEW fl Amy ~ P sRRS6LATI TIC POI isss sso
BaftheloNs Manual for Eniisting and diseharsin 3
seots's military Diotionsfy Pncs %; " :. q
WsIstsI'I Army and Nav. Pocket Dictionary o.
De Hart On ScurtNAftiAl. "a 80. 40 sa'4.a
Bsnet on Court Martial a., &C.,, n
Coppye.on csurtMAftiAl 70 cents "A a a,
oaiieyS InI.Rity T, sss. ~ sroi'' u o. ~
Army Army FL fs fssi:: iGs thirty and
thiIty; ere dsyI separate 7sssn''. ~.
Roberts. Hand BOOK p AItiiIefy; 81
Heavy Artillery Tactics, 1850. r. SIN.
Hint on Health Of Kiaiss. 80 cents, ai.-a' '
H Manuel 81 si ioI {fsa All Icy $40
s: aslS e Ast ass i Hsy
Pehtoh's Ordnance and Gnnnery.
Slmpaon'a Ordnance and Gunnofy, "a
Manual for Military Surgeons, ~ oFdronAuN
smiths Hand Book OF Surgical Operations; siTe
sSSiI sSss A.s q a. sn A g. s
ss$iHi: III 81 81 Ws1: s Ia, y .i
| Wilson's Tactics, with Questions. eI.6o. ..-
/ United States Infantry Tactics. 81 ~. 'N. q.
/ Army and star Of1ceIls Manual 81 90.
/ Duahe'n Manual for EnEinser Troops. ~.
/ Memoir on swords. ~ Col. Marcy, 90 cents,
1 GIlImoreiU siege and asluotiOn oil Fort Pulaski
92B0
McCleIlAn'S Bayonei E4srcissS; sl,aes
| MAhAniS Outposth.. y ~ kbs-I u j FLgAE.
i NolaniS Cavalry Horses, 30,
iisnnopd's Treatise on Hygiene; ~ HTHI
/ HoanItal SteWAfdA' Manual. yl,2o.
Tonfmors an t,nnshot Wounds. 70 cents.
AID - cher military BOOKS not ~sH'IoAs
AO All BOO sent nee Of postage, -. y.
Portfolios, Photographic Albums Stationery .
'S Ssslsr n scpplisl ilbsral discount 49,,
= For rnie by'iT Tl7 PHtLP \ S0LOmOh
jGnl-dtf So9 Pennsyivania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING, TRIM
i r7tT'g MING, 10. ssTli ~ I


IN Ina WAHHIEoToH, January D, 1854. J 4
PROPOSALS will be received at this oflce up 10
u o'clock N. on Monday. the 18th instant ior
aid i he liz. Ss s y Ss
wards, forming the second dstrietI and The Fiitb,
tTel leach district 70 Be bd for separately Aad 70
be given to different eontraetor.) for the year
The .. S.y q April 1855 AsesS
The curbstone to be Of the best Now York North
river onIbstone In pieces Of not lees than two foot
not lesu than three and half ches In thickness,
the upper surface or edge to be dressed 70 that
thickness, and set In and well ranmed with clean
and the joints well fitted. lF~m n
The brick 70 be OF the best quality hard red paving
spread four inches deep on bed Of ans clean
gravel, free from clay or loan, three inches deep
With two courses on the edge next to curb and one
ment 10 less than the full width no extra measure
| ment for brick on edge will be made. ".
sxoesdins four inches IN diamstsr, except the the
must b Of az inc5ss In diameter, Ala on bed q
loan. 4 least nine Inches deep, and q DO Twice
well rAmmsd, the second time after being well
vet and amer being examined ssnd not before y
gravel or coarse sand and the interstioes between
me stonss well flled with the same material. N
n,r as S pIsSes Of not Les tSSss es Ito ioH y
siskteln inches wide, and not less than three a.
shes thls 20 Be laid on bed Of fne clean gravel,
nee from clay loam or sharp river sand six ID
chcs deep, and with close and square jolnil. =
All gr.1iag not exceeding SIX inches to 30 rated
me WORK 70 be done In the best manner and %
the sAtisfAetion ofthe Mayor, and TO be commenced
within ten days after the order 4 given 10 the con
in.the order directing 70 TO DO done and warranted
70 stand twelve months after tn completion. And
w. M. Has ~ 70 somnete A. Withia N.
time named, ornpon his or their failure to execute
the work Of the natsrials and in the manner here
, ploying other persohs 10 do the same, upon such
terms a. he may deem expedient In which event
any loss OF damage the Corporation may sustain
. | In oonaequanoe thereof.
Any rspsirs or rslsyins which may be required
work il warranted 70 stand, 70 be done By The con
Tractor nee OF charge within ave days after notoi
iron The comni..lSnsr o. Improvements o. n,
ment within ave days Alter notiss aiOrsssidI Ii,
. person or persons to DO the same on such terms Al
! he may deem sxpedienti IN which event the con
tractor OF eSntrsston y9 iains anal pay any 20.
ti Tor ths due performance Of the work and N.
4 bond and security 70 the amount Of two thousan'
dollars will be required Of the contractor; a,
The bidders viii state the rates ~ which ~
ciadins mstsrisls.
O Fos Getting new curb Of New York North rive
For laying new brick pavement, per square yard
1 For laying new stone pavement, per square yard
For grading, whether sEcAVAtihS or hllinS) pc
For trimming, per runhnS foot IA
For spout gutter, per foot,
{. For laying down New York tagging per squAr
For laying down tagging gnsIss, per square foo
For laying nys % nS not ~ o
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

JEwHIEY -JEwnRr! JEwKLRr fA-For one
dollar, At4aa PenasylyaniA avenue, pear Fppr-Apd-
II Alf strest-the Dollar store! y a F71i p u r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, whleh
he d prepared 70 delyers 70 pursh..ers IN any part
Of the city, at reduced prices Also, AnthrAeits
ehasers. Orders solicited q his new Wood Yard,
No. 4ss Twelfth street, between = and y str eetr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

: il
ELEoTIoN or CITT oFFIoRs.--Accordlng 10
the requirements Of the charter Of the Corporation
Of the city Of Georgetown, the two Boards OF the
city government met on Monday night (beinE the
arat Monday In January 10 elect certaih officers
OF the Corporation. Measrs. Collins and shinn
acted As seiiers, and the following officers were
electedi p.f d. H.g.. r4. q. ru.rH ..r. O.
Reoorhor--walter s. Coke Clerk Of the Corpo.
rAtion--Wm. Laird. Flour Inspector--Geo. Shoe
maker. Ganger. Of spirituous Liquor. and In
Tax Colleetor-ChAIles p, WEIGH. Market MAJ
ter-Henry D. Walker. Police Magiatrate--W Q.
Magss; Ln.Psstor sAd Marker q hpmbeF--c 2 J.
Ritter. Trustees ofths Poor--M. v. Buckley. Wood
MsGsursr-Henry BarIolghs! lasptetOr Of Fire
jSSRSs q ElesSsioa-Sir.s prssias SaT:S
MsSsnn S,o wanss,' issS9s IND
preclnot-w. Q; MAgee, Josegh Neholaon, H.
o, Ritter. Fourth preeiae..W. N; APpieby,
beTI OF the Water BOard-G w. heAll, W. c.
Peck. 'commiSsIoner o. streets and Water IN.
EinssrSsW Q smith GuarS1'Hs q The schools q oil
BsAIl, T. Jewell, Charles Myers, John marbury.
Messenger Of the Mayor Ahd the two Boards
Isaac Bureh. a
AFTER some uniHportant business relative to mu.
nielpal Affairs, the Councils adjourned, sa.
I'D ..uF., - ..
nav YBAR's PRHsESTs. Of tho PASTOR
OF our city churches we're made the.reciPientS
New Years presents. They were the Rev DR.
Brown Of the Presbyterian Church, who was pre-
sentcd with $500 in reenbaeia by his congrega
tiion, and the key. W, H. Chapman, pastor OF tn,
DunbArtOn street NJ. Il. Church, who was prsaente
with fine suit Of clothes by eommittee ofgentls
" men Of his congregation. The good lady OF Mi
ChApmAp - well 40 their children, were also mad
the recipients o. handsome New Years presents.
MARINE AFTARs--PoRT or GEoRoETowE
Jan. S--clsGTed- sloop Relief, Romans master, 70
81, MAry's, ma, lightJ schooner &C. Riley, Mere
dith master, for Deals Island light seliooaef D
Teotog Gibins master, for AceomAc, Hight '''''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

DEszRrIoS.--- Michael Mplfooney, John Nc
Conville and James Mntrow ware Arrested ysster-
day afternoon, BY Sergeant Clark, Of the Ninth
p -,inet. They are All y. s. sailors, and were
d ATEed with dssertion from the service, They
marine custody. II t---L -.L sI------ VOW 81
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BOARDING..

BOARDING. A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemen can obtain beard a. No. ~ Maryland
Eyenus between Four-and-a-hAif and sixth strssts,
Ialand. oeiI-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

In pursuance Of tho above,
K GRAND SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
VIII be given At tho Canterbury, on
FRIDAY EVENING, JANuARl SIR, 1851
ja6-t r7. ~.
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WANFS.4

=
wKNTHD, IA GOOD BoY,
| I'D who d well acqu.lntsd vim The city, can
o osss Of good situation " 'pP''ins sss ta''
IA GENT WANTED. "a NEW YORK
s01: Z s ss 4. al, 2 70
house, "a washingtca and snvirors Tho,ough,
Prescott House. as Fem. avenue, wsshinsten,
p.U AlLLLl ~ ~ la4-1-
IOTORE wANTED---.IN A GOOD
~ looaiion--or par, u one, With irresponsible
~, BOX ma rOsEE, SsEIcS
UTANTED. "A VETERINARY SUR
s:SSn dASy = ~ q I.
enee. required e1e- - deei-d
Ri AND wARRANTe WANTED.
nErY LAED wAhsaNrs sfs. %, 10 .nd,s
acres wantvd immediately " ! !. $500.
nos-u room J. sslss seventh nd Is.
UTANTED, RvERY LADY TO
w know that wn. PIiessf a. his stamping
70 sd 20 aSy INA y ssSls, 2,sss. ana RSsfiSs.
We havs, also, 800 a1stsat .tyls. o. initt.ls fer
Sis and top s@sroidsry. sissssi. !lss.asy IN.
oIoioersa.,. az-r,ga ~ ~ III es.l-ln
FOR SALE OR RENT.
oosfs FOR RENT.
street, between smith and seventh. Ths locality
u the best In the city. tar. tssh
LI,oRRENT. .-THREELARGE HALLS
~ on fsnsylysai. avenue. n one q ne best
date posse sIon sisen.' Apply d 20 fesnsyiyssia
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.,s.a..,s..yTM

Il
GnoFEais TakkTKn.--one OF the largest and
ue,t ssIset audisaess nat has nssa ssssb,st ~.
rt.ton greeted the charming little stranger, Mss
Chariotts Thompson, l.nt evening, The Pfffideni
ofths United ffstcs occupied bon throughout ne
entirs performance and appeared 70 pnriiuipsie m
ths general delight Of the large sad fashionabls
| audience q the excellent manner IN whleh the
| bs.piifui play Of "Hunchbsck !, was psrformsd.
| he Lady Of Lyons" is announced for THIS even
MS 81 4 bqSaaf s1sifn sssriia a % sf,ltIi
CAxTERpURr HALL. : With the konzanl
Grand BGist ffoupsl Tim Hayes, the ceisbfsisd
dog danssr, ng'w. En91a, yn. Eduusds, L Don.
nelly, wnlia Armstrong, Williams, Clarke, and
othtrs Of ne bufnkeork pfofesuisn, With BIN
rspIsts win hnmor and vsrisiy, MIR sina suscssds
in erowding .his besntifni temple Of amusement
srsry hishL 1fss present sxtfsme cold weather
has thoroughly tested The arrangements for warm.
Ing the Hail. which are found 10 Be- FULLY efleient
and capable 81 raising the atmosphefie tempsrA-
ture sf tho place 10 the utmost degree o. cOmfort
'THH onLlsRArrp RussILs Wan D1oEkxk
will be on ezkihtion At odd Fellows bah to-nisht
and every night this week, and on saturday after
f6oh uommeneing Il ao'cioukf 1hisis one u the
very best. entertainments now IN the city, and
sserybody ought T. zee Il At iesst once. ~ -
vAKfEnKspafhR wednesday sitsrnoon h
dissi and esntismen's Matinss-on Which oee.siqn
III the great pfar company viii appear IN bil 81
pnusuai splendor. To-hisht Tat night 81 ysck
asppkrd. thsnotorishs honsrbrcsisfS fThuudsY.
ff,neh spyior ms stormipx Of ,Aissris,. First
hixht Of Kate Glare, the great Jis Dancer o. the
world, Annie Clare the lovely forsd srtistei also
s ~ Ssas@@p'YxApafRs luNgzs7gs
IA WON or ApncS. GThcs. Who have be.nI
tliisf ihduld eonf1if Dr. VI.hbIstl, wk3ss sfcs Il
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

FTNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber hath obtained nom the Orphans
Court Of Washington Connty, In the District Of
Columbia letters Of Standardization on the person
al estate Of Leonardo Wslthrook, late Of wash
ington county, aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceqssd, hereby
thereof 10 the subscriber, before the bth day
OF January nextithey may Otherwise by law Be ex-
IAns-fAWeus Qk0E o. W. wEsfBRoOK.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

A TTENTIoN, EVERYBODY ...-FOR
IN the next few days shall retail my damaged
stock Of goods at almost any price, inelidinS-
sugars, Teas, Coffee, -
y. Pickles, Preserves, and Jellles,
Sauces, Catsup, Spices, and Mustard,
Cigars and Smoking Tobacco, tH
Wines and Liquors In Glsss, ~ i. l.....-.
Clothes Lines, Brushes, Sc, &C.
supplied, as usual, with thevery best goods IN ny
line, and at the lowest prices. n f.so. .. ~
Jas-lt' "a 81 Corner Ninth and E streets.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

CoMHgrED 10 JAN ron Goukf. CHARLES
smith alias John Dyer, soldier, was arrested yes
terdAy, BY ofcer James Mulloy, Of the Second pre-
einet, upon the complaint Of James Z. Beail, for
breaking into q stAbls and attempting to steal
horses. Justice Barnaolo committed him 10 jail
ent changes Of assault and battery, for which hs
was committed to jail for COURT tI'g1I VI, 10 !.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

wAsUISGTVS, December nth.
TO Manager SinH!
DEAR Sir; / beg u acknow ledEe the receipt OF
YOUR letter OF the 1lth inst, In which you kindly
propose to give beneht Mt your establishment III
aid Of the Ladies' Fair. ~, FI
am Instructed BY the Committee 10 inform you
that they have decided to accept your generous
offer, at time and place deaignAted.
nv order OF the Committed. .-#
MISS c. r. FENNELLY, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

VARIETIES VARIETIES
" (Fronting Penn'A avenue and Ninth street }
Fitzslmmons, =. stage Manager and Advertiser
THE GREAT HIGHWAYMAN R0MANCEj
FITZSIaibIoNs' SUCCESSFUL NEW VERSION
OF
JACK Sheppard,
THE DARING HIGHWAlMAN,
In Two Acts, Fifteen Scenes, and kight Iaeles9N;
A FULI. DRAMATIC COMPANY,
In the varied and numerous characters.
ALL THE PRETTY LADIES,
MILE LIMA wINDLE, and s pr,sr,s
.,,.... In the RAvel Troupe Ballet o,zv,,r
In Ths Farce Of THE FAMILY SECRET,
Over one hundred songs, dances, acts, and scenes
of every style Of Amusemept. The Grand Double
show and triple Troupe Of Ar'i'te' every night In
wEpNEspAY AFTERNOON, Performance pm.
special Managerial Notice.
THURSDAY NIGHT,
Positiyely, the Great Military Spectacle,
Rewritten and hearranged, with additional scenes,
effscts, and incidents, by Fitrsimmons. The Ro-
msnticeiiy Picturesque Drama OF the
FRENCH sPYj On, THE sroRMiSo OF AL0iERs'
Also will appear the Great Jig Dancer OF the
world KATE CLARE.
GI-The Management have effected an engage.
ment with q young lady Of extreme beauty and
form, diving her the sobriequet Of the lovely
formed artistic, who will make her appearance here
on ThursdAY night. Admission % and 80 cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INAHTEchs.B u.MT n ALL.
/ CAIIEnnunN
MUSIC HALL AND THRATnE, /,
Leuiefa1a ksrntls, nsav Ne os,nsr ~ sod sbeaf
(rn rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels)
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Wm- 4. sinn.., Manager and Proprietor
THE GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY.
ASTOUNDING AUGMENTATION OF ATTRAc-
FIVE NEW STARS,
| n addition 10, aad without curtailmant Of, the
already MAMMOTH COMPANY.
Return Of the beautiful aud engaging Tavorits
s SE:: S SssEsTisE 81 Be E s4ESES
q : leading tSssiTe o. fhIisdslphis, vhsrs her
If star and dssssuse, erssisd an Intense furore.
Frs, .Pps..nss q ~ ers.. Vocal Pssn .9,,.s
attention a. Bsrnnmr Museum, New York,
Mfes D0nA DAWRON,
s..s,sid ' pou SSsA slnssS who m.y D.
accounted one Of the most remarknols physical
wonders % ths sse-poss...ing Tie singular power
male 70 male, ana in her songs, disoourslns both
q rich and meiodious soprano and sweet tenor +.
First sppeafsnss Of -iv.
TIN HAYES,
TIM HAYES, r-lr
though Ss has trsSsiisd thfousSout both England
ity before al who have undertaken to compete
with HIN.
Return of the celebrated Ethiopian Duo
II MEs9Rg. EGAN AND EDWARDS,
- MEsaRs. EGAN AND EDwARDs,
WHO'S truly artistio dellne.iion. 81 Negro humor
and psculiafities have won Tor them The yarmsst
sncCmiuns wherever they have appeared.
d u
The Manager also announces, with crest ssil.-
action, that In order 70 render e.peeially nrii
seuse, he has eneotcd re-engAsement with the
great Maitre De Ballet, ..sl
MONS. D. RoNZANI, f
MONS. D. R0NZANI, .-f
Who will In rapid succession produce great mum.
3 Sm ssm 70 i've fr to which X Ia.
also retained entire, the
RoNzANi GRAND BALLET Troupe
THIS EVENING,
WIN be produced charming siisctiys Ballet, called
THE ARTISTS DREAM
In addition 70 the above unprecedented array Of
talent All the ola isyoritss viii appear, including
WILLIS ARMSTRONG, rr
II. W. WILLIAMS,
..... Is cLAkKE,
THE THE HSsSEF g. g. S SEASFE:
LilA KATE HGRRisoN,
~ JENNIE EoRREsT,,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEoNoRA CREED, &C.,
In new Vocal and Terpsiehorsan efforts.
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0ANTERBuRY HALL.
THE LADIES'
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BENEFIT AT CANTERDURY.
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LADIEs' SANITARY FAiR,1
Miss CAARIE T. FEnNELLY, SECRETARY,
81 PennaylyAniA Avenue,
WAsuHgToN, D. c., Dec. u, 1853.
prAn Sin: The ladies Of Washington city are
now engaged In getting up Fair for the relief o.
our sick and wounded soldiers, tho proeeeds 70 be
expended under the direction OF the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions. They desire that theiI
efforta may be- crowned with succesn commen'
suIato with the merits Of those In whose behalf
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your personal Interest 10 aiding the enterpEtIe
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an, sir yours, very respectfully,
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