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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER's
FORAGE AND RIVER TRAESPoRrATioN,l
SEVENTH STREET WHARF, I
WAsHIE0TOS, d. C..August IS, 1861.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instructions from Brig adler
General D. II. RuOker, Chief QuartermaSter, De-
pot OF Ws.hingt0n, l have placed schooncrs
At Upper and Lowe Cedar Points, Ia the position
ooc upied by the lght-b ats previous 10 their de-
struction by the rebels.
From sunset until sunriSe a light Will he swung
from each Of the schooners. The reason given by
captaiUs OF vessels, chartered and Owned by the
United States QuAFtermaster DepEr ment, for
enchoring in The POlOmsc river az might, WAS that
they feared that they would Tul their vessels
aground u they attempted to run pHFt the shohls
alter dark. The lamps placed on the schooner
will tive light sufficiently strong to enable all
pilots to pass up and down the II er with safety,
provided thew govern Themselves by the charts
provided by the L red StAtes Coast SuTver.
Fro q and after this date no vessel propelled BY
steam viii be allowed to anchor, excepting In such
! weather as by running the loss Of the vessel OF
| eaTko might be endAngei cd.
Ali masters OF vessels are directed TO report lay
reglect on tie part OF the psgies on DO ud OF the
! light schoonerS, in not keeping the lights buin
\ Ing at all hours OF the night
copy Of this circular will be kept posted Ia TIL
piot:house OF every vessel owned and chartered ~
| The Government plying on the Potomac river.
p. =. ALLEN,
au2g-22t Captain and A. u. NJ.
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, 1888 near -Four,
And.H-. ali, at the Dollar Jewery Store, over the
new and beautiful styles OF Jewtlry and silver
plated Teaspoons, only one dollar. aue6lW'
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THE CouRTs.-The June term of the District
supreme Court, which wss sitting as = criminal
court, and which was a" journed in consequence OF
the excitement produced by the raid and Of the
IRENE heat, will be held on Monday morning next
females. Half the M alcs are youths unCer Il years
Of Hge. There are i've murder cases to be ir ed
viz: Mahouey, Maxwell, and Gallagher, white;
Woodward and Johnson, cOlnred.
The Court OF Chaneery will meet on TueIdaY.
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4 UCTTON SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CHEZ QUARTEHMAsTEn, }
WAsHISoTOH, ID C., august ., 1854.
VIII be sold, a. public a.ctlOn, TO the highest
bidder at the times and places Ne ned below, VIZ!
Reading, Pennsyvauis, THURSDAY, August
IS 1884.
Altoona, PennsylvSnis, THURSDAY, August 20,
1864.
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, septem.
Der l, 1854.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 8, 1864.
Two HUNDRED (2OO) Cavalry Horses, at each
place.
These Horses have been condemned as unfit fOT
the cavalry sert ice Of the army.
Foo road and farm purposes many good bArgainI
may be had,
Horses sold singly.
Terms: Cash In United Statea currency.
JAMES A. EkIN.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief QuArtermAEtsr,
Au6-tlCS Cavalry Bureau.
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INTERNAL REV NUE..

U, s, Assessors OFFICE,l
WAsHIEGrOS, August, 1854
BY Joint resolution Of Congress, approved July
a. 1874 special tax OF i've per cent. was laid on
ali incomes, whether derived from trade, business
uToIesGiUn, salaries, dividends, interest, or any
voc .tiOn whatever, during the year 1865 over and
above six hundred dollars.
Notice is hereby given 10 al persons, ineludi ~
Government clerks, officers, and employees, to
render 10 this once, or 10 the Assistant Assessor
OF the div lsiOn In which they Fesiie-WhO have
not made detailed return.-R dftIiird statement
OF their income received during the year lsoJ
whether derived from salary, trade, profession, or
auy other vocation Whatever, including intercst,
vldelds, rents, &C., on or before the frat day OF
October, l,6L
Iislid return 10 not made by the time specified,
1t wil be the d Ity oil the Assessor to summon tn.
parties before him, make the assessment and add
nifty per cent to he tax thus Assessed,
l., NJ PEAR'UN
Au!1-6. L. 5. Assessor iOr DIS, Ol col,
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GALE Oy CONDEMNED QUARTER.
y MASTERS STORES.

CHEF QUARrERMASTER's OrFItE,)
WASHINGTON DEPOT,
WAsHIESToN, ID q, August q, 1854
win he sold, at Public Auction, at Government
War ehou.e No. o, New York avenue, between
Eighteenth aod Nineteenth streets, Washington
city, d. e., on TUESDAY, sew mber G, 1854, ~ II
O'Clock, =. m lot OF QuartefmAsters Stores, con.
denim ed As unfit for us or issue, Wis
large lot OF Stoves and stove Pipe, Boil Frs
Ovens, Old IrOn, CSrpentor's nooIR, DeGkS, Chairs
Scales, Shovels, Grindstones, Hardware, Brooms
Buckets, Pans, Old Copper, Brushes, &C, sc.
Successful bidders Will be required TO remove
the stores within five days from the date oil sale.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
d. n. RUCKER,
DfigAdier General and Chief Quarterm Aater,
Au71 ct Depot of Washington.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY
The Fifteenth Annual SesSion OF this iustitu-
lion will Commence on the 9th OF September, 1854
Circulars obtained at the Academy, corner Four
teenth street and New York avenue.
Aul6-eod2m
MILITARY COLLEGE, ALLEN
Nl TOWN, Pennsylvania, Fifty miles from
Pni adelphia, chartered by the STATE, and Offering
supeI ior ADVANTAGES Tor thorough Eagllsh, Clss-
sic and Military Educat Un, opens its next seA.
8 on September 9Th. For circulars, address
REV. N L, HoFFoRp, A NJ,
Au26-lw PraRident
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MOSQUITO NETS AND BARS.

MOSQUITO NETS AND BARS.
he unLerslgnod has on hand, and Ia prepared
to put up, the NOst approved o. lea OF
MOSQUITO BARS
such as Palmcrs Fixture OF Movable standard,
HaItwelrs lEperis! steel Wire CANOPY, or Roe
buckle UnhreIla hoNult" BAR AZ snort nOilce
and the Iowest Hew York price
NetS and Lace sOld by the quantity, piece or by
lheyard GEO. WILMER,
UphCllterer and Paper Hanger,
ivI 46I Ninth street, bot. d and L.
DRESS MAKING. THE UNDER
J signed would respectfully announce to the
Ladies OF tnls city aud lts viHinity, that they are
ENGAGED Ia the various brRpchCs Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute on roasOns.
bic terms, with neatncss aud dispatch, and Ia the
i1test and most approved a. les, at
4is SEVENTH STREET, AS,
I'm nthirH0 opposite the Patent Office,
! W. MRS. DOUGLAS Il HOLCOMB,
HnAhinEtOa, u. c., June IL, 1868, jelS-sm
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ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
Medical institution are advised to call on Dr.
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty aperfect cure in ali
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential PerssnH calling see no one but
the Doctor, febl-1
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N@PARTNERSHIP THE UNDER.
" signed have formed . eopArtner,hIp under
the firm Of r. G. johnson 4 Co., and having pur-
chased tho stock Of hardware OF Joseph l.. Savage
No. 32I d lt.set, betw,en Tenth and Eleven h
stree 9, intend keeping on hand large and well
seleotet stock Of HafdSae, Ho 'sekeepet's and
suite q goods, to which they would respectfully
call the attention Of their friends and the public
generally.
r. c. JOHNSON.
THOMAS A. CLARK,
scp2-6t 4. JAS. BoURKP
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ID OBERT LEECH,

- OBERT EECH,
(Late Solicitor OF the ONCE OF the Aud tor of the
Treasury i'r the Post Once DEPARTMENT.
ATTOREEY,AT-LAW AND SOLICITOR
OF CT ms,
Washingtol City. will practice In the Courts OF
the District Of Columbia, the Court OF Claims, and
the supreme Court Of the United States, and will
give prompt attention to the prosecution OF claims
and the adjustment OF accounts In all the Depart
ments of the Government
otiee, i1d Seventh street, opposite Post Office
department. Au3l-9m
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OFFICE DEP IT COMMI5SARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE,
wAsHsoroS, d e., August g, 1894.
win be snld At PUBLIC AUCTToN,on MONDAY,
Nsptember 9Th 1854, a. II o'clock, A. NJ, at the
8. xth Street Wharf Washington, ID. c., the fol-
Low ing property, In good coalition, viz
On thousand u ,OoOl Beef Hides, Balted.
FifD'-two tb9) Beef Hides, dfy.
Fleyel, (llD Sheep skins.
TIE ms; Cash In Government funds.
sc. GREENE,
aug21.st Captain and O. s. V.
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CEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION
- FUND AssOCIATIoN.-Tho undersigned re-
spectfuly notify the citizens OF the ward that at
Getting held on the evening OF the first instant,
an association was formed with the above title
The sum fixed upon to entttle person TO men,
bership was 500 Ahy member OF the committee
IL authorized to receive the amount and deposit
the same with John II. semmes, who was appointed
treasurer. The object OF this association 10 TO
procure substitutes for those drafted and held to
service, II the fund 10 suflceni IL not, divide
toe amount equally among them. This assocIa-
ton isiconfned to res dents OF he Seventh ward
THos. L. LLOYD, Chairman.
WIN. J. MURTAGH,
c, c. ANDERSON,
=. A. BOSWELL,
DR. r. q. CROGGON,
WILLIAM s. DAVIS,
WI. FOSTER,
WILLIAM CAMMACK,
JOHN H. BIRD,
JOHN II. ELVkNS, Tse2.3t
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m ERROR CoRREcTED.-To The Editor If
Republican -SIh: In the case OF the United States
~ F. NJ. soft, Ihsve to state that there was NO
arrest made off, sonttby any officer. The parties
came to my office by mutusl consent, and submit
ted the case to me. Iheard the tes'imsny on both
sizes, one sill ming he had ohtAiued the $40 bill
from MIR. Scott, the other denyirg, STATING that no
such Bill VIA ever in the possession Of Scott
would cot decide the o'se, but sent It TO urt to
drttrTpi the m! Tits Of & case, but sreiug the
diidculiy in the case OF aiming at a conclusion,
Buggeste = cOmrIomiTe Of the case by each los
Ing So wi iGh waG not scoeedch to by Mr. Davis,
the complainant I think the case 10, In fact,
civil one, n orc than a criminal one.
s. q. CLAYIos,
Justice Of the Peace.
Washington, September 2, 1864
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AUCTION SALES.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE,
WA,nisoToS, D. c. August 20, 1854
EMPTY BARRELS EWpTy pApprIs
VIII be sold At Public Auction, At sixth street
wharf, Wnshington, d. C., on the ffh dny Of SEN
TENDER, 1891 at II O'Clock, a. m, the following
empty Barrels, more or less:
1870 Pork Barrels.
2,4S3 Flour Barrels,
S1i Coffee barrels
268 Molasses Barrels.
1876 Whisky Barrels.
$50 Promiscuous Barrels.
~ Ham Tieroes.
$50 Vinegar Kegs.
Also, a large lot OF StaveB and Headings.
Terms; Cash, 10 Government funds. All nur.
ehases to be removed In ten days after sale.
s. e. GREENE,
Au3l5t Captain and q. s v.
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VENrH srHE Eft.
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"MURDER Will Orr."

THE TELEGRAPH yesterday published the
news of an astounding fraud which had been
committed by some perjured Coppcrheads on
the ballots Of the New York soldiers. Il appears
from the facts forwarded, that the commits
sioners of Democratic persuasion had, by some
foul means, so well known TO the members o.
shat party, possessed themselves of the boxes
which were to be forwarded 10 the Secretary
Of State of New York, containing the proxy
ballots Of soldiers, and had, to use profess
sional phrase, STUFFED them" with Democratic
tickets in place of the original. The fraud Is
30 gigantic in its proportions as TO include
over thirty thousand votes, and to compel the
whole election to be held over again.
We expect TO hear of frauds Of this nature
until after election, but we will tell our Demo-
cratic opponents that it is useless. The voice
Ofthe army is too decided to be influenced
either by force or fraud. Although they are
adopts In the art Of swindling, their energies
viii be wasted and their science lost.
That soldier who is battling for the Union
will be found voting for the Union. The de-
votion which they have exhibited in offering
their lives on their ceuntry's altar will prompt
tUeu W ucpOSiL Jucu DduOlS lOI AbhAh
LINCOLN, the soldiers friend.
1t Is useless for you, Copperheads, to stuff
boxes, 5ribe soldiers, deceive officers, or SEND
Democratic tickets headed "Union Soldiers
Votes"-they are ali of no avail the country
and the army are both determined to re-elec
Our worthy President, and no force or frauC
can prevent It,
But the energy of Government may, ant
doubtless will prevent the repetition Of al
such wickedness. The culprits are to be triet
by eourt-martial, and if guilty we hope tina
no false clemency will interfere to stop o
palliate their doom. They have sinned agains
the military law, let them be punished by mil
tary law.
Then will the soldiers vote be fairly takei
and the Union ticket triumphantly electe
We heartily say-"God grant the consumm
tionp
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ING into the bands Of the Rebels. Fearfu
that Mr.. LINcoLN's election may terminate
the Rebellion In a short time, and that With
lis end comes the end Of slavery, these
Northern sylnpathzers win hesitate at nothing
which may tend towards electing NCCLEL-
Ian, and holding out the hope 10 t,e Rebels
that they may yet establish a "Confe leracy'
and dissolve the Union. The great professions
OF patriotism, and the claim set up by tLis
Fraud Party to he the savior Of the country,
are but baits thrown out TO catch the unthink-
ing portion Of our people
A beautiful set of men 20 save the country
from ruin and disgrace, are these New
York managers OF the soldiers electioni A
man does not trust a thief and forger in his
house when his character Is discovered; and
the people Of the free States will tell these
scoundrels, on the Sth Of November that they
cannot be entrusted with the interests Of the
nation, since party which stopped not at
crime to secure power is more flt for the inside
OF a pententiary than It is to manage the
affairs Of Government.
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'oTIIE EUREKA OIL COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA"

Capital, 81, 100000, divided into 100000 shares
a. $40 per sharo. Subscription pftoe $40 per share
This Company own Of che moat valuable lsud and
leases in tho KansWha valley situate HOrse Neck and
Campbclrs Run brar ches OF Ball crock, and whin hye
miles OF the Ohio river.
on Horse Neck the company woi, which IL now
pumping twenty three barrels Of oil per day. This well Is
only three hundred ard twenty feet deep. Tho
super intendcnt preparing TO bore 10 the depth Of
the other wells surrounding which are producing from
one hundred hundred aud sixty barrels Of oil per
day, when sstisncd produce like amount.
There Is another well at Horse Mock, now bored two
hundred and sxtynve feet with about thirty feet Of oil
In the well The land which this well is located Is
aperpetual lease The Bul Greek Company own a emo
third interest," company have the balance OF two thirds
At Campbels run, the company own in fec tract Of
thirty three acres considered by geoogsts and mining
engineers the best oil territory In the State. The great
Tack well flowing lve hundred barrels, adicns this
property.
Books Of subscription nro open at tho Companys
once, Room No. %, Merchants Exchange.
A limited number Of shares only viii be sold.
JOIiN j. KROMER, Treasurer.
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A FRESH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PmI-
LIPS, who at first opposed the election OF Pre-
sident LINCOLN, has now taken his place in
the ranks, and marches to the music Of the
Union. He recently made speech at Cooper
Institute, in which be said:-"He hoped that
the Confederate gunboat which anchored of
Chicago on the both Of August and invited
MCCLELLAN TO be its captain, would meet
the KeorsaYge and join the Alabdma in the
depths OF the ocean," M
Mr. PuuLIPs, like a true man, knew what
was his duty, and knowing has fulfilled.
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MCCLELLAN Loses MIssoUBI.--Genera
STERLING PRICE has been badly defeated in
Missouri, az stated in The TELEGRAPH Of
yesterday. We regret to grieye our Demo-
cratic friends, but all their friends efforts to
carry the State for MCCLELLAN have failed.
The Sterling Price they offered to pay for
that commonwealth has been refused by the
loyal people ofthe young Iron State.
Let CAMERON in Pennsylvania do as well
as the gallant RosEoBANs in the far distant
West
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ovEnCRowpTNo prnErn vEmTcr.Fs

OvEE CROwDINC PUBLIC VEHICLES.
We Of this free land enjoy great many
blessings but we are also obliged to endure q
vast number Of discomlorts, one Of the most
aguayating Of which is being packed into
public vehicles as if we were compressible
dry goods or dried henings In England they
won't stand this sort OF thing. An action was
recently brought against the Northeastern
Railway Company, by solicitor residing at
York, because the conductor Of the train
allowed a company Of a dozen laborers to
rush into the compartment which he occu-
pied. He alleged that the company had no
right to crowd into the car more passengers
than they could conveniently hold, and accord
ingly brought the action in question.
If few spirited individuals would serve
some Of our own railway companies in the
same way, a reform might, perhaps, be effected
in what is often an intolerable nuisance.
When passenger pays for a seat in car, he
buys the right to that privilege; and If In con-
sequence Of the vehicle being overloaded he
is obliged TO use his legs, as we ourselves have
been often compelled to do, the contract has
been broken on the company's part, aud they
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DO YoUB DUrY.-'The duty which every
loyal man owes TO his country, TO-DAY,
TUmAY, OCToBFR %, 1854, is TO see that his
ncme is correctly placed on the assessors list
This afternoon is your last opportunity. Never
mind your dinners, these you can get every
day but to-day is your only chance Of an
assessment.
Loyal wivel do not give your husbands
any dinner until he tells you that be has
attended to the duty he owes to his country,
and then you do your duty TO himl
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A SoLDIER's SENTBfENTs.-The gallant
young Brigadier-General GEORGE A. Gus
TER, who has so distinguished himself in the
valley, has written letter giving his opinion
on the Chicago platform. He says:-
I" lam peace man in favor of an 'armistice',
I" and Of sending Peace Commissioners l
desire an honorable and lasting peace. The
"'Peace Commis. toner's l am in favor of are
those sent from the cannon's mouth. The
only armstice would yield to- would be tha
" forced by the points of our bayonets."
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HAM says, in his recent letter, that it was he
who drafted the material part Of the "Chicago
Platform" and forced it through all the COM
mittees in opposition to CASSIDY, Of the
ATsus, aud Other War Democrats.
Are you willing 20 fight under banner,
the notices Of which were written by the
traitor NALLANDIoHAM? Think before you
commit yourself
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ought 10 be made liable for damages for the
breach Of faith. Not onlv the safety but the
Individual comfort Of passengers Is too often
overlooked in this country, and It is time that
a re orm in this respect was instituted.
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FROM tie "Pittsburg Daily POST OF September o. 1864.
"OL STnKB.-The wheeling fntollgencer' says -
We from gentleman who arrived ycsterday frOn
Pleasant county that Monday the Barton OH Company
struck wcll on Horse Negk, In that county which win
yield thousand barrels Of oil per day. Ttere IS great
excitement the subject la this vicinity and the oil fever
a. nrnVnilnR 10 a fOarfMl eNtont."
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ADDICKS-BUTCHEB.- On tho 27th instant, bY the
Rev. George Dana BOardman, j. EDWARD ApDlCKS
10 LAURA WATSON, Oldest daughter of Washington
Bu cher, Esq all OF this city,
MARRIOTT-BROWN.- On Thursday, the 9th inst,
by Rev Albert Barnes, wM. II. MARRIOTT, Of Mil
Waukeo, and ELIzABLTH, daughter Of Jas. Il. Brown.
No cards.
hteU.
ABBOTT.-On the evening Of the 25th instant,
LOUISA j., vile OF Wilson Abbott and daughter OF WI
liam ~. Love, in the SD year OF her ago.
The relatives and friends the family invited to
attend the funeral, tho residence Of her husband
No 44G N Filth St this Sixth day. morning, 23th lust,
atll O'Clock, without further notice. To proceed to
South Laurel uin.
COSFELDT.-On the 26ih instant OF consumption,
ADELAIDE v, daughter OF Clemoro +. and Cstharlne
Cosieldt. aged "a years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents No. 2l0 Carter street. Saturday the 10Th
Instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to Laurel nm Gene
terry.
RoBERTsoN-on the evening OF tho 27th inst, Of con-
vuislons WILLIAM sR THUR, the beloved of James
and Catharne Robeitson, aged years and months.
ShLE.-At Andersouvllo, Ga, July -, 1864, THOMAS
SALE, Co. M 18th Pa. Cav. (Andefs0n Troop In the
| 2st year OF his age.
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bargains in Clothing.

Fine Groceries for the Country
Boarding House and Hotel Keepers
and others
can have their supplies "
FGNR GROCEWtEs
safely packed and forwarded free or change by applying
10 DAVIS & RICHARDS,
Arch aud Tenth streets.
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h~S31 OFFICE OF THE WARDENS FOR
~ Port Of philadelphia, No. ll9 WALNUT Street.
PiuLADELPHIA, October p, lS6i'
NOTICE. -
Application having been made by the philadelphia, VIII
mlnP0n and baltimore Railroad Company 70 the board o
WRTdens for License 10 Improve ther Ilef soltn H Hoi
Washington street, the Delaware river, eeton Wiu %
CnARLES >. WAY MI
IO-26-t Master Weydea PQEt " ffhhaaePhla'
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GROWERS
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
SEASON OF lSO4--'65.
HAnT ANUnuUa - O1l

CARL AEsOHUIz. =. Conductor.
Mad'lc MARIE ERRDEEIcI.
PrmA Donna.
Madame JON ANN R1TTFR,
Frima Donna
Madame BERTHA JUnASNsEN.
rrmi Donna.
Madlle SOPHIE DZIuBA,
Prmg Soutraue from Imperia Ope-a House, Vienna.
Mad1le PAULINE CASIssA,
Prima Soub cite.
Madame ERNESTR LA ROCHE
Seconoa Donna.
Madame PAULINE BERGER,
SecOnda Donna.
NJ. FRANZ HINSER.
Tenor Robusto.
n. THEODORE HAEELMAN,
TenOre L. rlc
Sig. GIUSEPPE TANARo.
Tenor Lyric, Royal opera, Milan.
KARL FOEMES,
TherenOwned BassO lis first appearance sin his return
from Europe.
JOSEPH HERMANNs,
The celebrated b. $50 profIndo.
NJ. ISIDORE LEHMANN,
Primo Baritone Royal Opera, Bcnin-Arst appearance in
America
n. HEINRGCH STEINECKE,
Primo Baritone.
NJ ANTON GRAFT,
BassO Buiro.
N. FDOUARD HAMMER ............,.......,..,,p ,passo
~, MARTIN ZINSUEIM s......,,...............Ten Tenor
NJ. OTTO Basso
II. ALPHOEsE URCHS.
Miss THERESA WOOD ,........,.,., Premier Danseuse