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RTR - COLT.

STRAYRU from tho subsoribor, living in Van Raren
= t0su-hip, three miles from uAlton, on the Day.
tOn aud Mueinzton pike, y rrel Mare Colt Niih =
hnthy rnans, knoted and hin OF hnrs q White alip
inthe fOreneai, and one OF its hint I tt White A
liberal reward will be pad for iniormAuan.
aug6-dlwAWst john FAUVER, seu.
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General Siocumn Ordered 60 Report 1
General sherman.

General sherman,
MEMPHIS, August 9--General Smiths ex-
pediuon is we'll out It's destination Is un-
Major General Slocum has been relieved
at Vcksburg, and ordered to report to Gener.
al Sherman. The District of Vlcksburg is as.
signed to General Wayhburn, who now controls
the river from Cairo to the Department Of the
Gulf
All quiet on White river and on the rebels
front al MorganseR
1t is thought that the troops in the Trans
Mississippi Department are trying to cross
the Mississippi .'
Lieutenant General Dick Taylor is at Me-.
ridlan.
gia sick
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MOTTO al NOTICElI

HEADeUAherRs TRIAsuRlRs uTrCE CouRr HousE,
pAYroSi Mon taonaRY COUNTY, OHo.
order No 2
A Ii white male citizens beiog Is years OF age aud
"a undtr g. iat are not meuuers Of sonr Vulun
70 " MT ton and su ltct 70 per Orm nllty % -
VI are hereby notified that tie Books pre now
ready 10 thls oileet receive from eaen one thus
ialei Tour dollars as militia commut ton, All
tna Ahdiior VI tho County, or pry INTO the Couny
a-ury four do Lars or beG fr the ISh " August
II, Will BE- sui ect 10 the coll ctIon Of said sum
with thirty per cent pena tY and cost Of ooleot on
al propertyi hab withoui any exemption.
tuelHER koTicf al per. on OWING any taxes OF
1868 due ~ June last by paying on or fore th,
10 h tnis Juy do 50 without youa y, all that 1. not
paid b! that time the penalty must ana will b. added
JONAihAN kkNNEY,
Treasurer 'ut.Omety Counly,O
Treasures otice, DAY ton, July 6t. he4
iuN6
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pls- The Cue shower which visited this
city and section yesterday, was, we fear, la
mentally circumsedbsd in ibe ''ield Of its
usefulnossi i slat. E lt Ekkt
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ga9a1{tt.l.5. 'Gmpire.
City and Other Matters.

Fourth Ward The s,!icidng Copmir
tees, for the several districts Of tbs ward, gre
requested to meet at ibe Eugno House, at
eight o clock this evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-11

Search the Scriptures. We do not un-
derstond, from our gospel reading, that it will
be specially damaging charge against man
at the bar.of God that he "uyed his enemies
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MORNING REPORT.
Indiana Threatened with a Mig TIA

Indiana Threatened with a BIg RAID.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ll.--Gszette's / lndisnap.
oils special says, Gen Darlington has reeeiv-
ed information that Col Adam johnson, at
MorgAusyille, Ky, with | 900 men, threatens
to attack Mt Vernon Ind Another force Of
l,500is scattered through adjoining counties
preparing 10 cooperate with Johnson.
River very low and can be easily iorded,-
Gunboats canno; operate. .i,,- .l
Gen Carrington ordered the whole of the
northern bank to be pioketed, and made
requisition on Gov, Morton for $500 men.
Later dispatch says 450 rebels attacked the
Ash Ky, on the sth, at Salem, KY, and were
severely beaten.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate,
On TUEsDAY. Auauat 1Glh. $50.

ON TUESDAY August 1Glh, 1864,
A IL hat messu7g. and tract Of land contslning
IA l2sx ocres dviIed stollowai
NO. lis situsted on he Eaton Turnpike. 6L miles
west nom baytnn' and ironting said Turn Ike ~
Madison iownshp Montgomery county, ohio il
oontains73 acres, with res sugar timber; the i'm
provements ronsistof two story house Win kitchen
attached, hnrn ana uther necessary ont buildinss
IN apple chari, spring house with never iailng
spnug OF running VA GER, all under good fence
No.s-Oonta' us2iH rcres and Jones' No /, with
two story brick house, arm, well Of water, apTle orh
ard AMI well improved with the necessary ont build.
ings ' ~
30. 3--Ig tract OF ten acres
No Ala a tract OF ten apreH H..
No S-lsa tract of ten ares
Persons wishing 60, Wow SAID propefty Sll be
shown by The subscTib +, who resid = Oh No l. tn
properly viii be solh on No. nj 0 oclooK D. M when
terms Of sale will be made known by
+. y. ADAMS
n. W hcdowES, Auctoneer iy57-dtwts
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Ncln advertisements.
Huston HnIl fNr Ren1.

TNHE he's HAlliu In the dity-,yill seat ono thousand
j. perHonB apply 10 J. h DpBOIs
auglO.d9w
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Just Publish cd Biographical Mem.
cir ofClsment L. Vallandigham by his
Brother "A handsomely printed pamphlet
of Ga octave pages. This is a document Of
unusual value and interest, entirely authen-
tic and reliable Every statement in it per
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work is wanted everywhere, Immediately by
hundreds Of thousands Price delivered 20
eents. s> t..,. ataetf4N
Country dealers can be supplied through
the channels by which they receive their New
York papers, and at our lowest Wholesale
price The commits ,ions charged by the News
Companies being paid by us.
Every editor who is disposed TO aid in Civ
ing this pamphlet wide circulation is invited
10 insert this edver,semenG and draw on us
! for copies of the Memoir to the amount Of his
! bill, to be sent in package ordered by any
one in his vicinity WALTER & Co, Publish
ers of Books forthe glass &c No l9 City
Hall Square, New York August l, 1864
Aug. 5th, 1864 dtf
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GAS COMPINY NnrlnR.

THE Stoosholiors OF the uayton Gas Light &
/ Coke y mpany, are notified that a meeting VIII
be hei Et the office OF the Company North West
corner Of ieHsrson and Third sire 9, On Monday he
l~t Gay OF August est hetw en the hours of , and
aeloSNP NJ, 70 elect nix diryctlIs % serve ihe
ensuing year. =. r. EVANS, sec'y
iuly0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-11
so. 900 Bushels
E / a x 3 g e d w anted,

S0 000 DUsHE S FlaHsred wanted, for which
OO,OUU the Bhest Srktt price ~ CO -h will
Us p,,d ~ the n ur ami Feed store Of Thos X ali
IL, Gate ret,r KoistsJ NO. sJ Fourth street. near
Ma d yton Ohio IHO5 H. gTiiIs
Iy27 DAWN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-11

New York stOeh Market.
NEw York, August ll.-Stocks better bot
quiet. Gold 81 65
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHEs.l
From Fortress, Menree.

= rom = orr S8z lA 0nf
FORTRESS MONROE, Ian. 26-Brig General
Barnes left Norfolk last evening Brig Gen
Wild succeeds him in the command there
Gen. ]. Fl. Ledlee will leave here soon for
New York, with the following regiments of
bis hriga de :-SIst, y6th, sSth, and Howard's s
battery, all of New York-yetersn troops hav.
ing Participated in the Peninsula campaign,
ana also in the campaigns in North Carolina
Ihey nave all re-enlisted, and are geing home
On short furlough and to recruit their ranks.
MAJ. Gen. Peck arrived here to-day from
Newbsrn, Nc.
3 Seventeen rebel prisoners, recently captured
at Greenville and Washington, N c.. arrived
here this morning in the steamer s. r. Spauld.
ing.
The following order Of Gen. Butler is char.
acteristic: : =
FoRTREss MONROE, jan A.-Specia Order
No 23.-Charles II Graham, of Norfolk, having
corresponded with the enemy clandestineIy, by
sending scurrilous letter concerning the Com
manding General, and then lying about In the
most solemn manner by denyi the author.
snip, which he now confesses, and having
been con fined in the guard house until he could
tell the truth, is discharged. He would have
been punished further if he had written upon
any other subject.
BY command of MAI. GEN. BUTLER.
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From Arkansas

CAIRO, Jan. Y.-The steamer Belle, from
Memphis, with 292 bales of cotton and Mem.
phis dates 70 the 25th, has arrived. Also, 45O
re.enIisted men OF Kansas cavalry, and ABOUT
the same numbe r Of furloughed men from va
rlo1s other regiments, en- route home.
Late advices from Little Rock state that
Judge Clayton has been. elected Provisional
Governor of Arkansas. The small pox pre-
walls at Little Rock, but no deaths have oa.
CURED. The Arkansas river is in a good nayi-
gable condition.
On the g2d inst. Marmaduke, Shelby, and
Pagan were reported advancing on Pine Bluff.
IN three columns. Lieutenant Payst attacke i
Marmaduks, but was unsuccessful. Colonel
Clayton had an engagement some days prior in
Wnlch Fagan was repulsed. Clayton then
marched against Shelby forcing him to retreat
eleven miles, but fearing flank movement
Clayton fell back seven miles, and telegraphed
Ior reifforcements, but sent word soon after
wards that no assistance was needed The
steamer Brazil was again fired into at Morgan
Bend. No one hurt
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From kanSas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. 26-The troops at Fort
Gibson are reported to be on half rations, ow-
ing to the effective supply system. Forage is
also very scarce.
The Kansas Legislature have welcomed
Gen. Curtis by unanimous vote, as a general
OF military renown and tried loyalty
difficulty between Gen. Fremont and
work on the Pacific railroad.
The weather is very mild. The ice on the
river is breaking up.
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DRovIDENoI HOSPITAL.

In consequencs of the destruction BY nre Of the
Washington Infrmary. which proved so beneficial
20 sick and invalid strangers and citizens, tae
"sisters of Charity" have undertaken to supply
the pressing want of such An institution by the
tablishment Of City Hospital. II win be known
~ "Providencs Hospital,o and Is located the
corner of eecsnd street east and d street south :,
GAIitol Hill. The cars run within two squares Of
The building. which is large and comn1odious and
every attention has been provided in its construc-
tion for the comfort Of the inmates.
Per week. payable In advance. This includes me-
aicinss and medical or surgical attep daaos.
Persons desiring private roems can be aecomr1o-
dated 1T an advance rate.
Suitable wards have been provided for oolorsd
The nursing and care Of the sick will be under
the immediate charge of the Sisters.
The fenowinS-named gentlemen compose the
Medical staff:
D. H.sDsF b. No B. yohnsSn fs9n ais. N D..
ao9 3 street, bst.lsth 10 400 Fourth st,bet.
ADVISORY AND 0ONsULTINa-
Of Wsshinston and No. ls6 seventh st
Applications can be made at the Hospital or to
either of the above named Phi ysicians.
Phyficians fendine patients to the Hospital, who
may occupy private rooms, have the privilege Of
this effort Of the Sisters is duly appreciated,
the accomm datfons of the institution win be en-.
larRed to meet any pofsible demand
No eoutagious diseases admitted.
80 Him SISTER MARY CARROLL. Superior.
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Court of Inquiry Solicited

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 27-Gen Brown
mas asked Tor a Court of Inquiry to investigate
charges made by United States Senator Wilkin.
sou that he (Brown) had confined forty Mime
sofa soldiers for releasing slaves of rebels in
arms. and that soldiers and citizens had been
the inquiry be extended to all matters connect.
ed with the management Of affa irs in the Cen
tral District of Miss onri. He then issued an
order directing the provost marshal to recon-
mend three enlisted men from each company
of colored soldiers i'm his district
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COODALLs FASHIONABLE
u DANCING ACADEMY,
United Hall, llth street,
q few doors from the Avenue,

Pupils join his clssees or take private less
and thus perfect themselves in all the fash "A
ionable Ballroom Dances, with privacy and ~
expedition. f5M
The Beautiful Scsptrs Exercise for ladie. sa.afA
and All ,oung persons for the preyep ton and cor
and such distressing affections as weak chest and
spine.
The Indian Club Exercise for gentlemen.
Cls sses are now forming.
6eptlene Ga will please to call eariy.
Cards OF terms may be had Of Mr.. 6oodsll at his
rooms.
Lessons on the Violin and violoncsNo.
ia 26- lmS
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AUCTION SALES.
kUFURE DAYS,
VAiuABIi III iNPaovEs lS = 8 PSops PIC 1ISr sRrT Al xuo.

,,,BPyy!!, !,C; AeGuIR1 Z G9; AastiSnssr.; =.
No in Square 4sl, fFoO ting about g feet On sts
ranniDs back to public sisy, .oxether With the
i%p59;ysE aos., eonsistiDS 9f three story Briek
innsdisssIy after. ys shan sell par. of 10: No.
noIth, and Improved ~ t.o o.tory Frs@s
2, z, 9.i !.
With interest, secured by . deed Of trust on the
:; ;s.t e CO., A....
ByJ O. MCGUIRE q co.. Auctionsers.
VALUABLE I'M PROVBD AND UNIMpROVHD
AZ
premises; By yiItas Of decree Of the saPr.ms
ss Il '1s'Sa %ili.as Ii ses
a Melntire, shan sell Lot No. ls: in ,uare No
sna
E1 feet inches to . 8, foot paved public alley,
sh 81 and we'll built brick
ITWnsdIstsly M u q .fts. .h.iI sell the vest half Of
9s2 fronting u feet north street between 18th
and 18th s.rests west and running back 90 TO Al
Immediate possession of the property viii be
Terms: One fourth in cash. and the remainder
IN six, twelve, and eiehtsen months. with In
to 81 Of
"ss sSrst, Or saIstss M to Be sppsoysa By the
and on payment of the whole of the purchase
moIey, and not before, the Trustee will convey the
property to the purchaser in fee simple.
II che terms of sale are not complied with In i've
says thereafter, the Trustee reserve the right to
resell, at the risk and expense Of the deaultinR
purchaser. 1T one week q notice in the National
Int ntellisencer.
All convsyaneing and stamps at tbs cost of the
A THOS BRADLEY, Trustee.
jal6-eo&ds ). o. MCGUIRE & 90, Aucts.
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULss
y
CHIEF QUARTERaAsTss's OFFICE.
DRPof OF WASHINGTON.
Washineton, ID. c., January Is, 1854.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Corrals,
near the Observatory. i'll the city of Washington.
D. O., on WEDNESDAY. Febru rary s. 1854 o iot oil
HORSES AND MDLES
eons mned as unfit for public service. Also, at the
s.Ine time and place.
STALLION,
ttherough bred.) the property OF the United
States.
sals to commence at 10 O'Clock. A NJ,
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. b RUOKlR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quarter aster,
- H-l0t Department of Warrington.
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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
THI QUOTA OF THH
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
$452.
S1s5 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1852,
s125 Of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOB coLoRED RECRUITS.
$50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
win apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.s BAKER.
Engine Hail. n ear the harket on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 81 everth and Sinth streets.
J,C HYDE,
Corner Of -Four .aenth and New York avenue.
CA KHASBEY,
street. near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvaniA avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town.
c. O. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Officer.
HENRY A. SoHIETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
ia ls-tf District of Columbia.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATION I'll subscriber proposes to open
r. an English aD1 Classical Mals Academy ai
lag Bridge street (sscond floor .aeorgetoWn, D c.,
on Monday, Feb. LET. Circulars may be obtained
ja Is st. SAMUIL CORNELIUS,
llROOKVILLl AOADEMY,
IL A Home School for Bows.
Terms $50 per session l2l .eeksJ Address ~
Il. x. BURNS, Principal,
de y I'm Brookville. Montgomery co., Nd.
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The Pirate Alabama at Work Again.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-The ship Contest
Captain Jennings, from Yokohama. Japan
with a cargo Of tea for New York, was recent
ly burned of North Watchers Islands, in the
Indian ocean, by the pirate Alabama.
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Election Of Directors of American Tele.
graph COmpanv

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-At a meeting of the
stockholders Of the American Telegraph Com.
pany TO. day, the old Board of Directors were
dent; c. Livingston, Seer tary; Francis Morris,
Treas urer, and Colonel Marshal Lefferts, En-
gineer.
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1OcA HEADQUARTERS FOR 1904
lCOf VALENTINES, lOOf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The undersigned offers to the public and to deal
ers, peddlers. and all who sell Valentines the
l.Igest eheapsst and pEetisst s,sertp:nt g, Genie
0ARIs. -INYIL0PEs. iMBossED gAPER,
MOTTO WARERS, 90, &C., eyer before offered in
and other companies' cee brsted Goods.
The most Eber al discount to dealers and suffers
Orders by msil promptly attended to. Call and ex.
anime our stock and pricea.
The undefsisned also offers large lot OF Books,
Stationery and Fancy Articles at low figures. con-
sisting Of.
All iisd Eds of Paper. and Envelopes.
Knives. Raxors. Scissors, Portfolios,
Pocket Books, Purses, 4oaps,
Combs, Brushes. Perfumery, &c., &c.
Paper Novels BY the thousand or single ons,
1hrse 80 cent Ncyels for one dollar,
alss 60 cent stati 'nsry Packages for one oi'sr.
Tieht Album Cards for one dollar,
large lot eff Books at half price,
Wrapping Papers Of all kinds,
grocers, tonfectioncrs, DO DO.
Another supply Of the Stran sers' Guide and Poek-
ct Eandy Book, Just received e
WIN. r. RIoHeT11NS
National Bookstore. 27S Pa avenue
js N- I'm between l1th and 18th sts.
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BOLD RoBBERY.-Tuesday night, some d lr-
ing burglar entered the residence of Mrs Leo
nard Harbaugh. on F street, between 9th and
7th, and proceeded to the sleeping apartments Of
the inmates, and searched the drawers, steal
ing therefrcm jewelry and sill yer ware, amount
ing to between $500 and $500. Among the ar
ticles stolen was a handsome gold watch,
valued at 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28
THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing . greater variety Of Interesting
rsacing than csn BE- found in any etAsr. =
publishsc On Friday morning. 8
II invariably contains the "washington
News" that has made the daily Evxx1Es
STAR circulate so generally throughout Ne
country.
Ea c TERMS.
CasA, fseariably IN adpcses.
Single copy, per annum.........sl 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CKHrs.
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DENTISTRY.
GRzAT DISCOVERY I'm DlNTISfRY.

1ssA Extracted .ritAo1 Pain svith tas Nxssits q
trsst to cali & Dr.. fEWfa,s Once, -. ~ u
md md have them taken oct By this ne!
examine tho Docte.'e nyw and i'm.
proved method OF Iasertin9 ArtiGcial Teeth. II
you once see the great Improvement In his teeth
you will have them IN no other style than this new
and yal1 she one. No. 249 Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. slI-l'.s. n
no o. r., L1WI1, u. D.. Dentist.
nj TEE tn.
ls1s LOOMS, u: D., the Inventor and Patentse
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, At A
tends personally ct his onies in this
Nty; Many perso can vear thesetGYYYU
person can wear others who cannot weSr thess.
Persons calling ct my on e can be accommodated
Dut e those who are pastlcular ard wish the yurss
art can produce. the MIH1RAL PIAT1 win be
more fully warranted:
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 207 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. "~Q - MARI IL
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To BE RETURNED TO THEIR RRGIMENrs-
The following named soldiers, having served
out their term Of sentence by court martial,
arrived here yesterday from Fort Delaware, to
be returned to their regiments Patrick Spahr,
Sd Virginia Vols. Lawson E. Price, sth Vir,,
ginia Vols. Columbus Vermillion, lst Virginia
Artillery; John White, John Q Quinn and David
Dalton, I'd Virginia Vols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

VThe western sCongressmen are said - -
very stif on the whiskey TAI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

OvERBoARD.-Tuesday young man namsd
LGuis Warrenton, Z. M. ID. messenger, whilst
on top of an clubhouse at the Government
Lumber Yard, foot OF 9th street wharf, accl-
dentally slipped and was precipitated into the
Potomac. Being an expert swimmer he sue
ceeded In reaching the shore safely. The fall
caused severe injuries OF his thigh and neck
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vkRiETIESI VARIETIES
FRONTING PENN. AvIHUI AND NINTH Sre.

ERONTING PENN. AVENUE AND MINI Il Sre.
MUsIG HALL AND THsArIR ALL IN ONE.
Two Shows ON 7 aH SAME NIGHT
DOUBLE BILL AND TRIPLE TROUPE.
A PANTOMIME TROUPE
DRAMATIC COMBINAT[ON
BALLET AbSBMBLAGE
THE ETHIOPIAN ORGANIZATION
HOTBL gu HgrS, sTRANGERs AND OfTIZENs,
Work men of the AIsensl and Navy Yard, clerks in
the Departments, Officers and Soldiers, eli crowd
ths hail y pn,shty to bsh9,a the Dollsr tntertain
each paragon Of beauty and modesty. Mile Lima
Nindel ana Mons. Baptistin, the popular actress
Maggie Erel, and tw snty other Artists Ladies and
Gentlemen, of known D erits.
In addition to all the Songs. Dances, Acts and the
Double Music Hall Show, VIII be payei Fitxsm-
moLs's crest ssp,stio1aI ny Drama,
The Wild, Weird, Mystic: Legsn Diary Drama, rich
with Trsditionary Lore; The Yawniog Grayes ard
The MouIdsrjns skeleton; The SHADOW OF the
Grave; The Troub cd Spirit Of the Dead; The
Shroud and the Conn; The Scroll of Mystery; Ny
Mission is FULFILLED; The Skeleton Aoenssr Rests in
Peace.
January %, Afternoon Benefit Boldisrs' Relief.
Wedns sday Afternoon Performance.
Admission 25 and 80 cents. Private Boxes S6.
Doors open at O'Clock. P Performances ats jag
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ASSOCIATION.
Mr. Charles Klomann.. Third Ward.
NJ #: 4 si;ss Es!s #s #::s #::s
" 3h:1I:s n:s ss;s.:sa wn1,sE ESgEth ESEs W E:5d
Goi. Joieph SerSaldt ....F fourth Ward. ward
Mr. FRED Schmidt =. -. Third Ward. ~''"en'
Me- NJ r. k.sf 4 hssGns RSsd qSs %s,d
Mr. john Hitz, jr. Fifth Ward.
Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States who
most respectfully and earnestly sslicteto lend
all the aid they can to the patriotic enter rprise
Mrs Senator Foster Mrs. Henry c. Demins,
DELAWARE
Hon. Nathaniel b. Smithers,
Julian Schuyler aooInan ooan
Mrs owen Lovejoy, Hon. EIihu Washburns
Mrs. Senator Harlan, Hon J. W. Grimes.
KANSAS.
Hon. s. C. ffaPsso'a aSn wii.% MeV windanl ai Lane
KENTUCKY:
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~ Mrs Frederick A. Pike. = o'"fA'
MARYLAND.
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Mrs Senator johnson, Hon. Edwin H. Webster.
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MINNESOTA
Hon. Alex'r Ramsey, Hon. NJ s. Wilkinson.
Hon. Nm. Windon,
MISSOURI
Hen rfis Menaegson saI9wn Hon Hon Bas
Mr and Mrs Geo B. Blanchard. :. i'o'iihs'
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MRS seHstSr Hale Edm T. Frsneh, FsaS's,' Esss Esss.'
Mrs. Fred X VI. Seward, Hon Augustus Frank
MIS- MIS- Senator Morgan. Hon Reuben 1. oFRsrey; FsasSyn;
New JERSEY.
Mrs Senator Ten Eyck. John Giberson, ESQ
ers Senator Wade, Hon. James M. Ashley.
Mrs gsSsesMber gass E5gs EoD sWssTTsns Esa.
PENNSYLVANIA. --zz=
Hon. John " FSrney. Hon. pavid % Wilmot,
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon. James r Haze
RHODE ISLAND.
Mrs. Senator Sprague, Hon. 81. B. Anthony.
Mrs. Senator Collamer. Mrs. Justin 8. Morri,l
Mrs. Portus Baxter,
Hon. Senator Carlils, Mrs. J. O. Underwood.
Mrs. Judge Wyie,
WEST vIscIMA.
Hon Senator Mwfz Ks.a M..,
Mrs. ssnator DooiittIs. Mrs. ssnstor Howe.
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