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naanoe lber Die brittle 9irilicr' Der Obia. Nsn,ee.
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NprIreegbpro, uno tpe8eR. ie ger 2sifgnss en-
in testerer SaEaGt tplrpt Ct ,Geaerallnaipr.
Ginen mob ~9IdnSencersn, .Halnen aerodgnn er
Our6 lein 8enebmen in Fem Tetc;use oes Gen
8oienfran5 seseH Chattanooga mo zlpibrene
Der BON Gen. 9rans bel G6attaRpeso ,ee!isiess
lteA S1ln6i. ~ 49,. .+aos 80
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SoIbaten as,t ana5m ibn oater nit DIS Gapal:
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naGte ia ,bieier Gigeniadft I'M Woi g., eer
tlbnen ;3Is in ben SSiillfen 2se's IN IOsr, @il.
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traIbabn, brane Bis III ole 8orpsrte MiiHntpnes
elm uao fibrte ip6ter nod cine .@ea9e flbne'
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cen obertn 8ctcluocs Iberl6rsitet nod I'll. Sc
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ban cub bele IausueitSs .ftfugta RlrnifGe,
Temperament iDeais endptemeGx Mlfaahe
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81Is Fart Memrae.

: 8ort DC ttr eeg 20 Sept. Scr 6olpnaL.
0arapTeT Gecsge 2eayp .at. nit ODER 200
aranSen ano GO 9 ruinpetem DON gitp 9oi:t
bier an. 3as Bet, ais Der 9lmpTsr ob,ubr,
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gafsss Yaht p1uerte. a.dDa8 ReIultat mar nib
eetaisnt, s9saa aaa - ri 5a@s Els 81 81,
Sic DesS6aHuns Der Patienten Don rem
5clpitdlern IN Der 66ront oeutet an, OaB unmits
teltdre actiue 8epesansen in au&iiht itebem.
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fattets iar buieItf pOn 6arpers 5erfp au5.ei
men geiuh ob.
Gin unaebeuer.- 3r. Scbn q.
5eiltet ocr gIep Salem tefreite prr eiuiseu 2as
gen Elm IN OOrt prbnenoeS Srauen5immer,
NaraenS S9ereFa 5erperbel, Don einem 8anoe
murine, UeI6er pole 80 SUB mab. 9ie Opes
ration oauerte 3 Stuuoen, uno oa8 1nsebeuer
lit jest FEr Sftntti@e GrbibitiOn in @piritu8
anfbelpahrt.
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p0ben nno oas Gle betrefenoen lIu~terbannEarts
gen oen PrdiirenteH pOrssle9t mrrper iino.
DE Vaii5 lit Die Rldteb. @eorqia'8 IN Die
Union nab iofcrHser GtnfteGuns rer SeiuOfe,
tI9teiten Seiten8 Der 0eOrsier. Obeleia Die
Sadie mehrfl& nesirt lriro, 10 tcnnen mir ocb
n'nt %9laGben, oaB Die @eribte, nelne Don 10
oerlGIeceren QueIen fomm,eu, 9runot s Iino.
Sotlte Georgia nhfls6 au8 GET CONFEDERATION
oaetreten, &c piiroe ole gane Genioperatipn
balp in Slide geben. *-t~E4
6labttnee Dpm 6ANi&en gcrO sGareI:aa
s~leloen, ooB Oct Nioeeltano aeaea Die Gons
Icrlpticn NOD immer Ioytoauert mnc man6e
Observation-Disclosures finn .lGoa nit ST.
fo!g psria9t tpefoea.@ G54unterlivst Eeinera
3peifels edB @er.9 93ltlera nit einiaenI teidten
aaucnenbceien erioi8reih in riei M Staate fem
uno Uieless nlaterielle 6llfe pom Den lonalen
Soro Garotinaern etldnsen tounte. Sen. But
Ter bat bereits bel pem Nlpnpepastemeut oers
artide Requiiitieren geHaht.a 49,. 5s T5s ,irsa s
General 9pcfer bat rg:eeer Elm sritt;ses
Commando INT Weiten erbalten une III bereit3
oostbin lfgereik..- s7E s@.'a- :l + 1@5 s.~e
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az a!I!l &imOersG~ bniH
anb. ws oae enserN assWtl, la 9seiis seaieasa, trOsten
sFrssuk I'd .NsSsttn np& 10 btmisften vretit ne az S&s
sts BET SOsHs, ramttA 4 tts 60 9vlsfe nos Sud.
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li6en FaIfdeii unO unreolihen MitteE ss Cpfsgn,
einetR 70 uertNmmtnen WeNfhen bari nan fsinf
StiuIme 9eben. renn er entplroiat oas Stimm-
reft uao oo5 3Irgerreht.
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Sc en.l GFrdRts8 5 a MIL ie pOhn'
iesttnn Burlington g astu SerieK no ldre A
&iHber bas 8HrltuatO~ College 6eiI4sn. Cs
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uebet ben 5weiten, Die observation-disclosures oeS
States betrefenben, AftiteI lit penis 81 iasen.
Due Convention fubrte einen 8icegouperneur
eiu, Der nad oen1 W!uiter Der Sereinigen Ssa0@
ten N~erFaEang, 8rdiiOsnt oe5 StdatSe5 enatS
lift.
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Ger eeuti@e 9teru8oer>
OF 9t&oie 8drte. auS 81 II ffabtt
a. 3. Saarot meloet Der s9tarnter8er Au>
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

POLICE REPoRTs.-FrN Precinet.-Hlram
Kelly, supposed deserter delivered to the Provost
Marshal at Camp stonemsn. VIM. Clifford do,
do
Second Prscinc' VIM. Jefferson, selling liquor
without lice uaei so o. Garrett Williams, gAmb-
ling; Is 81. Abraham Johnson, do, do. William
johnson, do, do. VIM Jefferson, open on SundSy;
slo William Martin, suspicious character dis
missed.
Third P. scinet John o. Brian, drunk and dis1r-
derby s6A Nancy Og eton, disorde ,lyi 81 -.
Fourth 'rrcinct.- J II n Johnson intoxiostedj dis
missei. Henry oliver, assault and battery con-
mittsd
Seventh Precinct -Fr ,neis Chase, disorderly con.
duct; sita. JAmes Burrell, do. do. Richard
Thompson, do do JSmes MCGEE, drunk In the
street, DO. John Ellis, disorderly conducts DO.
John Decker, profanity; do. Francis Reth, disor-
derby conduct do.
Si,h P,seine'.-LizIle Carter, vsEraney; 90
workhou'e sixty days. Emma Drury, do. 10.
Mary Martin, alias eymour, Ill treating childreni
security for court,
Eighth Prseinci-Rsse Davis, disorderly conduct
Tenth Pre- John McCauley, larceny securi-
~ court. A. Boyle, shooting hoy; further
hearing Ellen sullivan, vagrAucy; srcurity for
good behavior. Thomas Boyle, drunk $500,
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
CuIry QuARTERsasrERs orricr,I
DrroT OF WAsHIHsroE, !
,WhtHiNoTor, D. c., November 81, 1854.
the observatory, in the city OF wsshlnston D. C,
on MONDAY hO's|sss q 1894, slot OF
condemned as uuu, for pubic service.
Sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock, q, N
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Br,salsr General and Chief a g. MSS
nosl-h Depoi OF Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
ouAprEnHAsTIl cENrlALs orrIos,)
WARRINGTON CRY, November Is, 1884
viii be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at GieSboro, y. C, on
ONE HuSbRED AND Fifty CAVALRY
FRIDAY, November Is. 1884,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
These Horses have been condemned ~ unnt Tor
The S eaysl[y service ice. Of the srmy oo, ,,
gain, may be bad.
Horses sold EinGly.
Sale to comm, nee at 10 o'sloek, q. m.
Terms; Cash IN United state. currency:
Colonel IN charge First Division ousrterm..ter
Generals Otloe. nois o.
OCARTERM ASTER GENERALS
W OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, wksHIEsToE,
Cry, NovInbrR 8, 1884,
VIII be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION, TO the high
est bidder, At the time and places named below,
viz:
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Esren-
Der II, 1854.
LANCASTER, PESNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No.
vember IS, 1854.
EASToH, PENNsYLvAvSiA, THURSDAY, Dc
sember |; 1884
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These hoFtes have been condemned a. unit for
tho cavalry service Of the army,
For road and far ming purposes many good bar.
gains may be had,
Horses sold sipgly.
Sales to commence at 10 Q. m.
Terms: cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKfN,
Colonel in charge First Division, q. N. q. o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

sHoT.-About o'clock yesterday evening
boy by The name of Abbott scott was acc dentaily
shot by youth named AclAd Boy e, on Four.and
a-hslf street, near G, UalaEd) A boy named Bar.
his hand Upon seeing Scott approaching them,
Boyle Asked Barren to lend him the pisto to scare
Scott When SCOTT came up to them, Boyle said {:
"Are you the boy who struck my brother I" He
answered, mo" Then Boyle dew the pistol and
snapped It The pistol went off. and the ball en-
tered the thigh Of Soft just below the abdomen.
Physicians were called In, and upon examining
the wouI they pronounced his recovery doubt.
ful. Boyle 10 held over for = hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

ANY ops having occasion to visit private
medical institution arc AdVissd to call on Dr.
Vellny.
A large and E,'coeIHful practice hore and else.
where enAbleE him TO guaranty aperfeot cure In all
eAses.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Perssns calling sec NO one but
tho Dostor, febi-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

THH only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods OF all kinds at Manu- actursrS priees
At II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SIC
PennsylvnniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti'
fully repaired 1T short notice, mAr2s-tf
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7 LYONS'S PURE OH
CATAwBA BRANDY,

The undersigned have been duly srpoiEtei the
only and sole agent for the sale Of this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy Tor the city OF Washington, d.
g., and tho District OF Columbia. This BrAndy
has been thoroughly analysed By tho STATE Al.
ssycr, DR.. A A. HayeE, chemist, I'D Prof urhnra
Sheppard, Of Charleston, s. C; Prof J. r. Chiffon,
OF New York; Prof Pratt, OF SavaRnshi Prof La
moni, J. n. Nichols, and pronounced 10y them to ne
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulAnt In all
cases where pure brAndies are indicated.
The manufacturer OF h.Iane Brandy guarantee
Tor will refund the money! that It will cure Chol.
era Infantum, sumner Complaint with Children,
DiarrhGA and Bowel Complaint.
Physie ans arc now prescribing It Ia place OF
pAregorio, not having tho deAdeniug effect Of that
medicine upon the brain. The want Of pure medi-
Brandy has long been felt In this COUNTRY. The
properties oonrGined In this Brandy are more
stringent than French BrandieI This the manu-.
faoturers claims are the merits, and challenge the
world to disproVe these facts.
z. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 Penr bylvsala avenue,
ocS-Smf Agent for District Of Columhi..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

SoBoDr HURT.-This morning the National
Hotel omnibus, whilst en- route for the hotel from
the depot, being rather heavily laden with huns IN
ity, broke down On the corner OF Third street and
PenpsyIyaniS avenue, and "spilt the gals III the
mud, as newsboy said. There was quite Law
ish Display OF pretty anklets and cor ,sponsive
profusion of oging Orbs. This, this, and nothi ng
more. The ladies were considerably chagrined by
the peeping Toms, but wended their way as quiet.
ly aid as unconeefnedly Rs possible to the hotel.
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usi1rp STATES cuRIsrr,s Comars.ros,

WARRINGTON, u. c., Nov. I, 1854.
Fred y. Knapp, Esq Aisocidtc Secretary y. S.S.C!
My DEAR SIH: have the honor I, ackno wledke
the receipt o your letter of the 18th ult, inviting
Us to furnish minis eriai services on the Sabbath
~ eseh o. your fen.i stauons; resse accept our
Commtssion great pleasure To comply with your
request whenever and so far as we hall be able to
do 20. At present we are very short for help. I
shall PROBABLY have larger force after cotton
VIII you have the Kindness to give US list OF the
"stations" where we could hold services, and the
hours most suitable, and oblige,
Yours, most truly, J. J. ABRoTr,
Agent U. ). {. c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

GEORGETOWN Custom HorsK. - Cleared
schrs. NJ. Washington, Taylor, AccomsciJ. Cum
Hooper's Island; II Kiog, SimpSon, Boston; NJ
Wesley, Muir, Deals Islandi J. Riley, Meredith
de-; J. sandy, Hooper, Saulsburyi slOnp NJ. An
drew, PIte, Pswtueket; lons.bost Star, Washing
ton, Aeeottnek,
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NEW YoRK sTTLEs.-GsntlsnLSs,'S OlOt.iHDi-
Heo ard FgJtiGHc be IA lhTge aSgortnent los Dress
and BuGineIt wcRr. The EpEiish Sack and Walk
tpK Costa Eyoell In tesUty, ErAd1 and hniGh Eny.
thing over offered IN this city,.
WALL, sTEPHESsk Co.,
ntF-tf Efl Pa Az. bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

AT WHITEHURsT's, asa PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE.-Prio,s reduced to suit tue times, almost 90
per cent. VIguettes, formerly sold at 81 per
dozen, now selling At as Cards, formerly sold
at s6per dozen, now selling at sa.n. Call and see
specimen. nOl1-u
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g Z A T o N II A L L
~ CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS.

This L.rgn and Handsome Hall 10 now for rent
for Balls, Core arts, &c. It Is finely frpsened - 4
finished In the most substantial mSnner, with
large ard convenient dressing rooms, AID gallery
at the south end for spectators.
The Hall 10 the best ventilated room 10 the city,
with twenty windo Va on the ssuth and east and
west side, with q l.rge ventistor In the centre OF
the sail. II 10 admirably adapted for Concerts,
being built with especial Attentlcn to thai ject;
and for Balls the greAteut care has been taken to
have the best door that could be procured.
The Hall Will be rented Tor Balls, Concerto,
Minis els, Fairs, 6o.
Inquire OF o. sHECKELS, on D stree, third door
| frnm the Hall, nOlOLdiI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

DESERTED CHTLDRES.-At two O'Clock, p.
m, Nov 90, ROuI dsman SHIELD found In Cost alley
two oolor-d children namel Ward, deserted by
their parents, who were on the 2lst, Placed In the
Colored Chtld's H me, OF Georgetown Patrolman
Maxwell Sau and Officer Grant received infurma-
ton that two children were left at the Washing
ton Asylum by ssme persons unknown. On In
vestigating the matter they arrested Mary Martin
alias Seymour for descrting them, who was held
FOR court, and the chi dren emsndcd to the Asy.
lum by Justice Holllngsheai.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

Wan DEPARTMENT,

Wan DEPARThBNr,l
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFItH,
WAsHIE0TuE, D. C., November 81, 1854,
Lieutenant d W. Jones, blAt Ohio voIuut era
charged with offences, and heretofore publ he'd Il
exempt from being dismissed he service OF IN,
United States, the Military Commission insti
tutsd BY special Orders 80 So series Of 1884, from
the War Department, having reported that salts
factory defence has been made In his case.
Il. D. TOWNSEND,
knoV2i Assistant AdJutSnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

JBwELRr JEwELRY JEWELRI Only ont
dollar, At the Dollar Jewelry store, No AS Penn
sylvAnia avenue, near FOur.and.A-hAlf street
beautiful stlver.plated snrug Bella, silyer.plAteC
Teaspoons, gold-pla'e Jewrlry in great vArie y
for only one dollar, At the Dollar Jewelry store
street. no2L2t'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

lNsANITY.-O1lcer Anderson took up luna
ito YESTERDAY, by the name Uf CharleB II rtisOn,
oOlored, IN UniOntOWn, and returned him to the
Insane hRylum,
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ADJUTAET GENERALS OTTICH,
MAsmINOTOE, Nov 81, 1854,
Captain Henry C. G,pen, 10Th UniItd Stst0S in.
fLntry, having been reported at headquarters OF
the army for falling to report At CtneianAt Ohio,
ordered, hereby notified thst he Will be recrm'
mended Tor dismiss 81 fro the service OF the Unit
States, unless, within hlteen tl6) days from this
date, he appears neforo the Military Commission
In session In this city, OF which BriBAder General
Caldwell United States volunteers, 10 president,
and makes satisfactory defence to the charges
against him. X. D. TOWNSEND,
nual Assistant AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

DIsMI:sED.-John B. Wheeler, Clerk Of the
City Collector, wAs dismissed from that OtIice on
Saturday lAIt.
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wAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 81, 1894.
The following Officers, having been reported at
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here.
matter specified, are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service Of the United States,
unless, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
In this city, OF which Brisadier General John Z.
Caldwell, United States volunteers, Is president,
against thom;
Abfenos piihom iedvr.
Captain J. c. Battsrsby, list New YORK cavalry.
First Lieutenant John Beside, IO3th New York
volunteers. \. d. TOWNSEND,
nO2l Assistant AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

district OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUkIY-To WIT;
NOIEMhER s. 1884,
In the case Of George FLETCHER, Administrator
OF Elizabeth A. X. W, BriseOe, deceased, the Ad
ministrAtor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation
OF the Orphans Court OF Washington county
Aforesaid, appointed TueSdry, the 18th inAtant
for the final settlement AID distribution OF the
assets In hand, as far AZ the same have b. en- COL
lseted and turned into money! when aud where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified
TO ktteGd, tat the OrphAns' Court OF Warrington
county AtOreaaid,l with their claims properly
vOuehsh, or they may otherwise BY law be OK
uluded from all henehE In sald deoeSsed's egtGte;
provided a copy OF this oruer he published once q
week for three weeks In the EG,iOHcl "syuLlIedn
previous 10 the bAif 3Sth day Of November ls6i
Test; z. G. ROBBINS, Register nj Wills
noeWaw'
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TAY COOKE a CO., BAL JKERs,


TAY cooks Il CO., BAL JKERs,
FIFTEENTH STREE r,
oPPoIITE UNITED sTATEE TB HA,uHV,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. s. SENEN-THIRI 7 LOAN,
Authorized BY the act OF JuRo 10. ss4 Tho notes
WI DO Issued uader date OF hugui tbs, In deponh
nations OF
$50, AGO, $500, $1,000 Al ID s6OoO
Payable to bearer or order, "a Ing iuterest at
40 PR cant. per aanun, pay .o, Eemt.annusIly
and ulll be convertible 81 thu pt on Of the holder
H%N h, mo six per ecu Ct. 'ivr-rweuty BoudI
GG99 SSISRHS n non Os Or ALL ISSUES
cERrITiCATEs % 'l.D EBrEpNEs:,
And pay the h.she.sT rics for
jy11lu v C0OKE 4 co
II A LII & FLKT Err,
AND AGENT FOR THE sETTL EMENr OF
u.,, C|FICERS' ACCOUNTS.
Ordnance a .ne. and IN the on zee Of the Quarter
CERsR ~ !trH we arc PTTE1 TSd to s|W oFEi
Their " counts with those osnOerI aud nth the
sto' ,Psgou Of pay removed Certificate, II non.
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New YORK avenue and Fifteen h street.
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A CAL ID.
"A Agony b. AND U, X. h. CoNrLNY,l
0ypIvE AaERIukR TELL0RArH COMPANY, ;
l32 PeuuIylvAniA avenue.
For the Ucuoht Of the travelling public, nSIlee 10
hervby given that tina dag, the 18th instAat, the
sIIe OF tickets will 10 resumed over this TOAl for
ali parts Of the SCIt Including st. Joseph an'
LesVenWorth CITY,
Tickets can also be hAd At this otfics for Phla'
tsiphiG, New York, and Boston, anu for Albany,
Rochester, buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via Now
BsgSngs checked through to all points. "a'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

! ADJUSTMENTS.
| EoRD's NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH ST., ABOVE PkNNA. AVE.
LAST WEEK
THE SEVEN SISTERS,
JOHN II. MCOONOUSH As MRS. PLUTO.
The sparkling, NiVseious and PiQuant Como
dlenne,
! Two performance Thanksgiving Day, After
noou and Evening. noll
IN RoVER'S NEW THEATRE,
~ Penns Avenue, near Willard,' Hotel.
Last night bu' four OF the engagement Of the dis.
| unRuilhed American actor, MIR. J. W. WALLACK,
who will appear this evening In conjunction " th
| the eminent artistic, Mrs. J. W, WALLACK, IT, the
celebrated mu'ioAl drsmstiIa,inn OF Sir Walter
| SCOTS stirring romance OF
| ROB ROY,
produced with all the original beautiful music,
| songs, ehotuses, marches, Sc., and east Of char.
setgrs displaying the IulI strength OF the powerful
TuEsDt Y EVENING, NOVEMBER %, 1854,
first And only tine Of the beautiful operate
drama, In three acts,
| ROB ROY.
Eoh 10y ..:.:..:..'...........m j. W; Wsllsek
Tomorrow Iwcdnosd.vj Evening,
KING o. THE COMMONS
THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, November Is,
-. =, - :. -
ShNDERSON'S MlNSTkEbS,
~ Corner Of d and Ninth atrestE.
vERDICT-SUCCFss.
ANOTHER STARTLING PROGRAMME.
First week Of MISS I0ITk' outso,. h, ~, +,
| lihus and Morrill,.
SEWN BRoTHERs
Admission, 30 cents. Colored Gallery, 80 cts
Two performanoes on Thsnksgiyint bny, ate .
noon stSi evening ats Bs9ies
a ~ II I II
" oSi| NIL AM ihhA IRE.
Rear OF National ADD mptroo1lit.n H6tei,
GtORCE LEA proppIErnp
Josh. Observation-Disclosures MANAGER
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EVERYTHING NEW.
NKw COMPANY or srHRs
NRw STAGE EXPECTS. NEW SCENERY Nm
A NEw BURLEsoUE.
Flrt appearance OF The great Austra'Un Rter,
MN mR I ,tMEs a MI
MR.. JAMES Melville.
ANb HIS ThLENrEh FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AND MS TALENTEC FAMILY,
SAMUEL FkANClS AND GEORGE,
SAMUEL FRANCIS, AND GEORGE.
The AbONe-nAmel Artla' h.,, -. -
Mr. Lea At the en0rmn, . ,, unfs - en engage" W
oNr utrunurn ~ ouuy VI ~
~, DoLLARs FER MIGHT
won IAures In 30 hemisphere.
me name End fame OF Melville, the wild rider Of
hiutrsanH. are patent throughout the world, as
mso nv nm OF hi1 famous white mare, MAY FAIRY,
wno EAs Travelled round the world with him trom
hufraiis to America, Europe, the Indies, Oh ina,
Onu Japan. 10 dilate on the SURPRISING Heri 1. OF
THE GREAT MELVILLE
md his talented ann. ,vouId ba .,nor.,ou
ri,., -,
"Hse " 'he oeauti'ui DAaseuse1
MILF DkSlREE.
Also, hrst appearance of the celehratei IA nto-
IN mist ,nd Dancer,
NJ MATuIEI,
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- ' i4Oupo'
Re,pnaAr,p,c oF ,bo p.tn,o - r,,.t..,- - -
dI,nS VI ''' '''"e' VI E'h'oPtah Zone
o"n NJ hL'"AH'
III ut" Sous Msis'eu ~
The three, MulIIr.p. Lawn, .nN pio- ,,...
the greatest trio OF w. :"
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS IN THE yvnprn