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500 II nh er,AI No 800
81 500 B
SEVENTH STREET,
ODD Fellows HALL
JAMES s. TOPHAM q CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRY,
NEW Bull DING,
81 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture,
most complete assortment OF every style and pTiOs
of Military and sittIens' An ,
BREAST COLLARS AND mARTINGALES,
FINE sw ORD BELTS, with TophAm'S Patent slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLzs PATENT SPURS.
LANGHoLZ's PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWDANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II A E6S.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AM
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND En-
PRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AMI
PLOUGH HARNESS.
W HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TR u N X 8.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND NALlSES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALlSES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET DOAES,
ARMY VALIsES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Let ther and Canvass Pelliseur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling BAgs, Ladies' French
every article In their line Of business
REM Err
e 500 q
VEETH sTREET.
Oft
Wy ANTED-..-THREE COPIES OF
w this paper issued the 99d Of February.
mi-tf
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The oommitte on Public Buildings and
Grounds has reported against dovotlug tho old
Representatives Hall to the use Of a hall Of
statnArH. M h I. n
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soME Of the rebel prisoners brought into
Chattanooga have legs like deer and feet like
a bear.
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FUNERAL OF MAJ. GEN. J. 8. ToTTEE.-The
funeral Of the late Major Gen. J. S. Totten will
late residence in L street. The deceased will be
buried with military honorS due to his rank.
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METROPOLITAN PoLIcR.-The members Of
bia meet In the Council Chamber, city Hall,
tonight, (Tusday,) to take some action In re-
gard TO the increase Of their pay. We hone to see
every district represented on this occasion.
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REBEL LIEUTENANT CAPTURED.-Lieutenan
George D. Taylor, company D, stuart'S rebel cav
airy, was captured at Laurel, Md, yesterday, WA
subsequently brought to this city and sent to Ole
Capitol prison.
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REVIEW AT CAMP sToNEMAN.-This after
noon General Augur will review the fine body o
troops now at this camp, who will, without doub,
make an excellent display, a., owing to the IeA
this pleasant military post, everything IL kept II
the best order and efficiency.
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GOVERNOR BRoUGH.-The rooms of the Ohio
State agency, corner OF Seventh street and Penn
sylvHnia avenue, were crowded last evening BY
citizens OF Ohio, c,lling to pay their respects tt
Cover or DFough.
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WILLIAM WHITING,
apps solicitor Of the War Department.
MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 25, 1864.

M A1oH's oFEIoE' ArRlL 20 l'04'
Proposals will be received at this once until ~
IN. on SATURDAY, the 30th of April Instant, for
completing the gradI gSnd to gravel Fourth street
east, from East Capitol street to Pennsylvania
avenue. The gray Ell to be of quality approved
BY the Commissioner and Assistant Commits
HinnerH
The gravel to be nine inches in the centre, taper
ing to four inches at the gutter line when rolled
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for gravelling.
The supeI fnous earth, II any, to be placed where
the Commissioner of the Fiftl Ward may direct,
and no part OF the appropriation will be paid 10
the contractor without certificate signed by the
the Commissioner and Assistants Ger ify ing that
the work has been done IL satisfactory manner
and according to the contract.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
w. X. HAMILTON,
Commissioner OF the Fifth Ward
EMIL @. FREDERICK,
CHARLES cox,
ap2s-td Assistant Commissioners.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Uolonel Tower, late Of thu
Treasury Department, but formerly Of the Is
RhodH Island artillery died suddenly this morning
inquest.
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ADJUSTMENTS. 10

I'D A N u Il X b U RY II A L L
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
| CANTERBURY ..##s ..
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
Lout'taIS ASsnas nearhs corner Of sir,h sr..,.
Tin rear of tho Metropolitan and National Hotels,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
W. WI PTopristoI
IMMENSE ATTRACTION
IMMENSE ATTRACTION
| The manager takes pleasure IN announcing to
hls patrons and the public that he has effected an
GRAND COMEDY COMBINATIONS
... GRAM COMEDY CoMBINATIONi
Which includes the names Of some Of the r,o,,
talented artistes 10 the world for the exore,. nv
pose OF presenting, 10 an acceptable manner,
F&seE e eoMEBy A AEP
First appearance OF
MRS. FRANK DREW
MRS. FRANK DREW
The celebrated Coincidence, from Niblo's Garden,
Mr., J. DEFoRREsT,
MIR. J. DEF0RREsT,
The talented Light Comedian, from Niblo's, N. Y.
MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
The most beautiful and attractive female JIG
Dancer In America
DIR SAM RAISFoRTH,
MR.. SAM RAINFORTH
Inc renowned Pantomimist and Maitre do Ballet
MILE CORDELIAI
MILE CoRDELA
MILE IRENE D,ESTEpHEi
MILE IRENE D'ESTEPHEl
The accomplished Danseuges, In conjunction with
the Standard Favorites,
JOHN MuLLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
W. D. CAvANAuGH,
W. b. CAvANAUGH,
:. J. poueHERTY,
J. J. DOuGHERTY,
DELEHfNTY AND WARD,
BILLY WEST,
II. W. WILLIAMS,
II. W. WILLIAMS
MISS JENNIE ENGEL'
JENNIE FORREST,
EsTELLE FORREST,
LEoNoRA CREED,
LUCY CLIFTON,
EMMA sCHELL.
The LAughAble Negro sketch Of
OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACEl
OLE BULL IN TIGHT PLACEl
Oie John MulligAn
The FArees OF
THE ROUGH DIAMONDS
THE ROUGH DIAMOND!
SKETCHES IN INDIA
SKETCHES IN INDIA
AND A DAY IN PARI'l
AND A DAY IN PARIS!
With Mrs. Frank Drew, Mr.. J. De Forrest, and W.
D. CAvAnaugh, In the Cast.
In active preparation, and will shortly be pro-
by John L. Poole, ESQ, entitled the
MOUNT IN Outlaw
NC. NTAIN OUTLAWS
OR, THE WRECK OF A LIFE!
As performed in New York for four successful
weeks.
ADMISSION. .b'.'-.'s''.s's 10 cents
80 cents
Private Boxes, holding ak persons.
doors omen at o'clocki Performance to COM
mence At 8 o'clock
FAMILY MATINEE.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . O'Clock,
Admission-Ladies 20 ceRtHi Children 10 cents.
SHOWS CELEBRATED TROUPE OF
PERFnR NiNG noes AND KEYS
Are engaged, and will shortly appear.
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SUDDEN DEATH. - This morning, at 1871
o'clock, gentleman DAmed Augustus Tower, OF
Newport, R. l., died suddenly at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
The coroner was sent for and held an inquest
over the body. A verdict OF death from intemper-
Hnce was rendered The officers on that beat are
paying all necessary attention to the remains.
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GEN. ToTTEs's SuccEssoR.--The decease of
M-lor General Totten, late Chief Engineer OF the
United states army, leaves q vacancy in the ser
vice, very desirable TO military men, and several
aspirAutB have already taken steps to secure IT,
MtJ Gen. Halleck, Brig. Gen. Barnard, Brig Gen
Cullum, and Brig Gen Quincy A. Gilmore, have
alre' dy heen named in connection with IT, Gen.
Barnard'e name tower above all others for talent,
labor and Bkill during this rebellion The con.
Atruo ion oftho fortieations OF this city 10 mon
ument to his fame He has lAborsd INCREASINGLY
IN his profession from the nrst day the rebellion
showed It's hideous head. The President has the
appointing power.
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FORMS NEW THnAfRn.--This spacious the
atre wa crowded last evening almost 10 suffosa.
ton, TO witness Mr. Ferrertif fnriyAlled perform
anee Of Jack Cade, which elected the most I'M
bounded enthusiasm from the delighted audience.
y was indeed great triumph Of genius, and well
deserving OF the voclferous applause IL received.
Tonight he appears in his equally great imper.
sonAtion Of =" Metamora,n and as we believe Il is
the only time that he will appear in that charac-
ter, we expect to SEQ another crowded house.
CANTERBuRT Music HALl.-The Comedy
Company made quite = successful appearance last
evening Mrs Frank brow, lady Of much celeb
iNyi spPeaied TO great advantage as msrgery,
J. De Forrest as Sir william, and W. d. Caya.
naugh a. Cousin Joe
The negro department, under the leadship Of
John mulligan, 10 great feature at this establish.
ment Mss Nellie Howard, the female Jig dancer,
y very handsome woman, and dances a capital
JIG. The Mountain Outlaw prize drama, will
be performed next week.
YARIETIEs.-Thls evening another great bill.
D llliant success OF Mile. Lima windcl and Miss
Freli also great trumphs OF the best comic Ethio-
peAns OF the day, Kerns and Thompson, whose
genial humor elicit night after night peAls OF
laughter All the pretty girls appear tonight.
Tomorrow afternoon, Ladies' and Clerks leVee
stunning bill. Jack Sheppard in preparation,
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States,
Hon. schuyler Colfax, Speaker of House OF Rep.
rCsentat yes Cnited States.
Hon. Solomon Foot of Vermont
Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington.
Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor of Georgetown.
B d French, William NJ shuSter,
Henry Cooke Job W Angus,
Bowen, Charles StansbuFy,
y Chittenden, Pebeli,
Holloway, John H Semmes,
W Dole J p Bartholow,
James Grinnell Ira GoodPnow
william Whiting, MAJOR o R Lathom,
Frederick W Seward, Joseph J May,
John @ Nicolsy, H c Fahnestock,
n w Taylor, II shepherd,
John NJ Brodhead, Edmund F French,
Hon Edward MCPHERSON D viii, ''''''"'
Hon John W Forney, W Avery,
Hon D X Cartier, William Wheelan,
Hon AuSu tus Frank, Captain W 7 Hartz,
Hon Robert Scher ok, Hudson Taylor,
Hon viii am Kelley, WI Nicholson,
Hon F Woodbridge, A Coleman,
Hon Justin Morrill,, &C SIMPSON,
Hon WIN Whaley, Charles Mix,
Hon T Howe, James R DoOlitle jr,
Hon John A Kasson, Maj Darlington Raymond
Hon X Winter Davis, Burrows Towers,
Hon z Chandler, Samuel Rae u, jr
Hon John W ongyear, John Ennis,
Hon NJ S wilkinson, William Webb,
Hon William Window, William G Mrtzerott,
Hon Daniel Clark, VIM Henry Phillips,
Hon Theo NJ Pomeroy, Remus Riggs,
Gen J X MSrtlndale, James Stee c,
Col NJ Greene, Capt Montgomery,
Col Fry, Capt wager,
Gen kugur, s York Alice
Gen Snfy " Benhsm, Joseph + Brow,
surgeon d w Bliss, William Todd,
Surgeon VIM Thompson,G Wight,
Capt Henry l. Schcetz, Major John o Cash,
Col NJ Thompson, George W Mcclellan,
Col Towers, W Randall,
Capt r NJ Cody, CT Mcdonald,
Capt ] C Lee. Major r R Scott
John Marhury, ir, De We're Burr
JF sharretta.
Bsdse-Red Ribbon.
COMMITTEES.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
d d French, 81 Bowen,
Richard WRIlach, William Todd,
John Sommes.
INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
samuel ? Bell FL Stevens,
Hon il Winter Davis, colonel I Towers,
c r stAnsbury, Or VIM MeHAffey'
Badge-Due Ribbon.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Captain H Scheetz, NHBWrett
Major StebbinB, c II Huestis,
James Galway, W Angus,
DR. u W Bliss, samuel bhcony IT,
z ID Gilman, James hauklAnh,
D u FrenCn, lr., TT NJ BarOhus,
Hays, Capt lie Grand BENEDICT
Badge-Whito Ribbon.
DECORATIONS
James steele, witzleben, b WIN.
Col f NJ Greene, Capt + NJ Cody, J sharretP.
REFRESHMEETs.
W Angus, P Bartholow, 4 Bell
Bsdgc-Rcd, White, and Blue Ribbon.
FOLItE,
william b Webb, Bowen, Capt E 5 wiCEin.
: BSdge-Yeow Ribbon.
Tickets Three Dollars-To hc had 1T the Book
stores and Hotels,
Gentlemen desiring Cards of Invitation for La
dies Will leave names with $. p. Bel, At the Man
ageTss Room, Patent Office, or at the Drug Store
OH D. Gilman, or Hudson THylor's Bookstore,
PennBylVania avenue. apli-thstu26
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PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING CAsH.-At q late
hour last night diniculty occurred at q ball on
Ohio avenue, near Twelfth street. and me OF the
parties went into the street. shortly after the
patrol from the central Guardhouse went TO the
place for the purpose Of preserving order and had
been there but short time when one OF two men
nred on the Lieutenant Of the guard. The ofiesr
by ball In the left hre st. He was taken into .
house near by and medical aid called but there 10
wounded man did not trauspIre. His compan Ion,
named Michael Riley, was arrested and taken to
the guardhouse:
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WHITEHuRsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENvR-This celebrated establishment has Just
been elegantly reftted and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections of'PhOtographic negatives
IN this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing hkenesses Of distinguished persons
ooth civil and military. Iikenesaes OF many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his com.
Petitors, received medal AT the Worlds Fair,
London: Particular attention is called to his new
imperial Photographs, also vignetts now much
ought after. nOyIi-I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NORD,S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH sThkkF, ABOVE PA. AVE.
THIS trUEsDAD EVENING, April %,
ii, EDWIN FORREST
dian iinpersonsticn q
WEDNESDAY, APRIL n
P TSns ,ro or or, H PHILLIPS stage MsnsgsI
THE JEWEss;
On, THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE.
comedy Of u.
Mrs. ]: H. Aiisn = Gertrude, as played by her in
New York with great success.
EDWIN FbRREsT
IN GREAT CHARACTER.
sxIrs el's" SEA" on mr. Forrests nights, 70 cen"
Doors open at7l., Performance IN oommenoo a, a,
-, 1,,,,,,,,,r, .------
nhONEhS THEATRE.
IEoNhRp GRoVsRV near "iH nfpr H2tel
Also, Of Growers New Chestnut street Theatre,
b.. fhiiaaeiphia'
THIS fTtrrsnAy, FyCNINc .ppt, "A ga,
second Night Of the Great Tragic Aliispce
Mr.. =. =, DAVENPORT,
MR. W. WALLACk AND
Only time, most po,itiveIv. Of The t,reaf Sb.L..
peArean Tragedy OF
MACBETH.
pArrx nt, I1,,,ss,,,
Dress and Parouette grcIsS' AI''i' "a ooo,.
Orchestra Chairs rs cents
Family Circle. rs cents
os,sa nay oe secured during the day At the Box
" '' wv "' "N' ~ n uAes
Bu,inesa pfAnArer and Treas1Ter
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
For the only time positively, will be presented
Shakspeares sublime Imagery, HAMLET
mr. davenport In his great character
OF the. .....................Pri Prince OF Denmark
nj. WallAck as......................... The Ghost
Mrs' farren Queen Gertrude
-vASuInIomo~I
M ARLINGTON THEATRE.
w ELEVENTH STREET, NEARC.
SIG. pRrcNoIrs GRAND CONCERT
Sig. BriRnoIi bees 10 announce thai he viii sic.
A GRAND CONCERT
ou Frrsn, " ,sH,,,,,S,,r IN.
oN TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1884,
together with the following unprece Tented array
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NATL R
BY ORDER FROM THE POST orpIcr mr..
PAHTmkhT, We shall sell by Catalogue
ON MONDAY, MAY ., 1854,
At our Auction store. No. t21 seventh street.
oemmencing at 10 o'clock, and TO be oontinued
cling three thousand lots OF every variety Of goods
accumulated In the Dead Letter ONCE since 1859
me L9ts consists o. some very valuable
ChAirs, and Jewelry Of all kinds,
Books, Clothing, Instruments, 60. &c.
IN iAct, samples and goods Of every description.
More particularly described the Catalogue
Terms cash, In Government funds
WIN. d. LEWIS 4 CO,
Auotioneefs.
Catalogues can be had on application 10 The huo.
tioneern after the 26th instant. ap7i-iot
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EAST CAPITOL BARRAcKs.-The barracks
east OF the Capitol hove lately undergone thorough
repairs, and Ia now In excellent oond ton. Each
Of the buildings have undergone complete repairs
and are now ready for other occupants. The upper
held eve Sunday. The following 10 list OF the
Officers: Captain +. NJ. Kendrich, LieutenAnts o.
W. Cotton and W. =. RobeFtson, Of company II,
R. AyreH, company X, list regiment v. r. Corps.
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STATES MILITARY
" RAILROADS.

WAsHIEGTOR, April I6l s6L
AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day Of May, at the Railroad Depot, in
Alsxandria, Va, ,,
100 10 OF Old Car AXles,
ia TonS Of cast Scrap Iron,
100 TonS OF Wrought Iron
TonS OF I'D Brass and Copper,
400 on Barrels
Terms: Cash 10 Government funds. Ten (IOl per
cent o be paid at the time Of purchase, the bal.
The property must be removed within ten days
from date ofHHle, II. L. ROBINSON,
ApI6-dta Captain and A. q, N,
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HOUSE s~FoR SALE.

HOUSE SHFOR SALE.
corner Lot, 100 feet front on Pa. ay., contain
ing 226oO square feet OF ground Improved by stores
ofces, and residences; 10 of the hest locations
for nrst-clsss hotel in Washington. The whole
OF this excellent property can be purchased for
Si26 000-$25, 600 cash, balance on long time
A foe Brick Residence on X at, opposite
Franklin Square, ~ rooms, % BY iSs feet
to 30 foot paved alley, stable and carriage
house: 600
Desirable D ick on nth st., mean Pa. Av., 90
lOO, 10 rooms.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
good stable ....;.....' .::;..:'.,....:.... 5000
substantial Brick, on B St bet. I'd and I'd,
10 by lOO, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
roomS..;;.. .......'.. .:....!. ~. 2,sOO
ground: 49,. ..........' 80 1000
rooms; :..:;..;.;. ;...;.:.........;:...... 1900
One on 9Th ST., bet. N and o sts., % by 100, g
400
Two Frames on NBt, bet, 4th and 9Th stg., 10
by 100, rooms each....................,.. IIOn
Building LOIS 10 all parts OF the city.
A number OF desirable Farms for sale.
MITCHELL Il SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
m2e-ti Southeast cor. Pa. Az aud 18th 81.
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Il o R s A L Z
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters.
600 W. J. Q, Club House Gin.
$50 bbls. Old Rye whiBkey.
so Very Old Rye Whiskey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee
100 kits Mess Mackerel.
100 half kits Mess Maokcrel.
100 kits No. do.
100 " No.8 do.
100 Picked Salmon,
so bags Old Java Coffee
And general assortment OF Wines, Liquors,
Champagnes, Havana Cigars, &C., at mark et rates.
W. CORWIN BURGY,
No. II North Charles street,
ml2-ly ... Baltimore, Md.
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WAS TAKEN FROM CAR No. 1141,
w On the Orange and alexandria Railroad,
on FRIDAY OF SATURDAY, l6'h or 18Th instant,
a large, heavy duck HOSPITAL TEST and two
SMALL BONES, containing wearing apparel,
blankets, gloves cigars, sc &C. 4 suitable re
ward VIII be paid for the return OF same to sos
New Jersey avenue, corner of c street.
RICHARD GAUGHRAN,
ap23-St' SutleT 66th n, Y, Volunteers,
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BY J.. O; Mo- IRE q CO.,

DY J. O. aUIRE A co.
IL AUCTToNEERs
TWENTY-THREE WELL SITUATED BUILD
ING LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUC-
TIoN.-on TUESDAY AFTERNOON April oe, Al
half past O'Clock, on the premises, we Snail sell
twenty.three well located building lot. on the
Island, belonging to the Convent Of the Vista
tion," George own as follows Eighteen lots--
fronting, each, ~ Z ct inches south @ street,
ming back about I24 feet TO rs foot public aiiev;
four lots, fronting ~ ieet inches each on south
street, between Ninth and Itnth streets west,
and running back about l26 eet to IS foot alley;
and one lot-trontinE % feet 10 inches-on Ninth
street. between south @ and H Gtreets, and running
BACK ~ teet. These lots are W II situate foT
building purposes, and are known as y ,Tt OF the
" Old Mansion" grounds.
Terms One-hAG cash, the remainder In six
months, with interest secured by deed OF trust on
the premises. ConveyAnoea at cost OF the pur-
chaser. A payment OF go on each lot will DO re-
j. G. MCGUIRE co.,
Aplo-d Anotinnaars
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DEDICATION AT CAN'T BARRY.-The soldiers
station ed At Camp Dairy, belonging As they do to
have conss quenty been deprived of regular reIiE-
tous exercises during the p at two years. Feeling
the need Of such exercises theN resolved to build
chapel, which they did at q cost Of 5000; OF this
they will pay 500, and II 10 understood that the
Chris ian Commission will pay the balance. The
chapel was ded Gated la & sunday afternoon. Rev.
Dr. Gllett, the Thirteenth street Baptist Church,
preaching aud Rev John Thrush, OF the McRen-
dres Chapel, Methodist church, assisting. The
oflcers were all present and contributed literally
to the enterprise. The pulpit will be occupied for
the present by members OF the Christian Commits
sion and by local ministers OF the city.
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I 900 ARTILL ERY HORSES
l.UUU WANTED AT ONCE.

OrFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERNINsTER,l
DEPOT OF WAsHISGTOE, )
WAsnTNSTOr D. c., April II, 1861.
1000 HORSES, suitable for ARTILLERY service, will
be purchased at this depot by the unde signed IN
open ma ket, from date until May II, 1864 in lots
Of one to tfty, at one hundred and sixty-nvo dol
lars (Sl66) per animal each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
accepted.
Horses to be delivered TO, and inspected by Cap
Twenty-second and G streets, Washington, D, c.
ID. X. RUCKER,
BFigadieT GeAeral and Chief QuarteFmaBter,
apll-27t Depot of Warrington
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF Gu W QUARTERMAsTER,
WA ,HIN0ToE, D. c., April %, 1884.
WIN he sold at public suction, :" ne highest
bidder, at the times and places named below via
ReWp0rt, PenuA., Thursday, May OH,
Gettysburg, Prnna., Monday, MAY 9th,
AltoonI, PennA. Thursday, lay l2th
Mifin, PennA, Thursday May 18Th,
ReadI z, Panna. Thursday, NAV 26Ih,
IsbSnOn, Penna Thursday, June I'd,
STANTON, Penn =, Thursday, June 10th,
WiIIIAmspOrt, Penna Thursday, June 2ad.
one Hundred U00l horses a. Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred anu Fifty 1850 at each Of the other
places,
These horses have been con emned as unit for
the cavalry service OF the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold Giugly,
Sales begin at loa. m, and continue daily till all
are Gold
only. JAMES A EKlN
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