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Hot AND COLD BATHs.-One of the acknowl-
edged best preyentions OF disease, and at the
same time Of the best aids TO comfort Is clean
illness, and frequent bathing Will secure this.
Hemplers, $40 q street, between 9Th and 9TH,
mas lately fitted up some cool and well venti-
iateo bath rooms, where hot and cold baths
may be had at all hours
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"EAZEPPA."-The great card of the season
has proven to be 'tMazeppa," and the apparent
expense incident TO its production should of
itself insure its success, TO say nothing Of the
charms and ability of Miss Vance, the magnIf1-
Cence Of the charger "Don Juan,' and the eff
cheney Of the excellent supporting company
The costumes are new and original, the scenery
beautiful and appropriate, the paraphernalia
superb the combats thrilling, the appointments
gorgeous and correct, and the professions i'm
posing. "Mazeppa," with Kate Vance, "Don
JUAN" and the company, will be given again
tonight at Growers cool Theater. +
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+ ANSBURGH & BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
375 SEVENTH STREET,
Third Door A5ors Snsss.

Thtid Door ABors S.ysst.
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF
SELLING OFF
The entire stock of Summer Dry oods at great
sacrifice.
We mention in part-A beautiful lot of Lawns at
&c.; Bereges and Mozambiques at Csc; Black Silk
Mitts from Sec up Crash for Toweling at I21sc per
yard; Sun Umbrellas at half price; beautiful lot
of Summer Shawls at So; large size Shepherd
Plaid Shawls at $50; Black Lace Shawls-
these goods are from last year and therefore very
cheap; Hoop Skirts for the millions first rate ar
ticle-25 springs, at 80 cents.
HOSIERY, HOSIERY
of every description much cheaper than any other
place in the city
All CAMBRICs for lining Is cents
French Mechanical C0RSETS, white and dark
all numbers.
Bleached and Brown MCSLINS of every Well
known brand at less than factory prices.
FLAESELL of all grades, some very nice, all
wool, a. zoe. per yard.
LINEN and wooLLEN GOODS for men and
boys wear in great variety.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS
The largest Stock in the city.
Our stock of
SMALL TRIMMINGS
is complete and cheap.
PINS5 cents,
NEEDLES cent?.
SKIRT BRAID 10 cents.
And other Goods in proportion,
Call early, before Goods take another rise, at
LANSBURGH &c BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
315 Seventh Street,
Third Door above street.
P. S.-Ladies who wish to avoid crowd will
please call early in the morning Or late in the
evening. je 24-3tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN Sc OF BEAUTY ~ JoT FoREVRR.-The
wing brt sth OF the loveest flower that bio som
20 the garland Of nature and watts It's sweet per
tEe bresths Of all who use That uneansIied end
3gstis popular Dentriaee, Frsgrsnt Sorodont. 1t
les AID preserves the Teeth harsens the Gnnis
and sives to them that roseste cast so much Gov
sted. most delicious, convenient EN- .eions and
beaeeciAl pre- for the toilet eve Siysn 70
tat public. "a s''sA' ~
scld by Druggists everywhere. ,.s
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RYJ. C. Meg UIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

RlJ. C. MCGUIRE 8 CO., AuctiOneers.
SSfSfk Of f. MSEHhAS S fAViRtUfhf AND an 5
7" ELETH i STREET VEST
ION on the Island subdixided into gSod Binding
TSeth streets west and Maryland avenue all run.
ming back to alleys.
sites in that section of the city, and the sale is
worthy the attention of persons who wish fine
Title indisputabIe.
Terms: e.third cssh; the remainder in six and
Ali conyeyances and stamps at the cost of the
A payment Of $50 on each lot will be required at
We je s s4-d u s'is' c. Mcguire L CO.. Aucts
b. VIRTUE d q c9F 81 HI !sHf
ellis and in accordance herewith, snail offer for
he 18th t. in front q the City Hail
hour Of - NJ the exclusive right and PRIVILEGE OF
Straw, Fodder Oats in the straw, and Live Stock,
s Ire horth R with
vermont avenue and 18th street west; s ,o.,
No. Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th
No. s. IN fre.t of Northern Matks: at iatersec
No. 1. Corner of MARYLAND avenue and 80 street
No. s. In front of Anacostia Engine House
No. 8. in the vicinity Of the depotof the.Balti-
SS s At the foot Of 18th street west On the po-
No S. al the foot Of Sd street east on the Eastern
Tie following is the tariff Of rates which the
purchasers are entitled to reeeiye For every load
one thousand pounds or less, 25 cents; ,over one
thousand pounds, 81 cents; and for each and every
bundle, bile pack age of the same, 10 cents; for
weighing live stock, two cents for every hundred
Parties purchasing win be required to comriy
with all the provisions Of the act approved 2tst
February, 1863 entitled AN act to establish pub
az lie ssdtae RICHARD WALL KcH. Mayor.
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GORE THROAT,

s0EE THEQAT,
CoLD,
s1G similar trou bIes, IL suffered TO progress re-
.. II serious Pulmonary, Broneais a. aad Ash.
-S'.c sfections, ofteDtires incHrsbls, -
49,. b2cWh's BEoScH1L THocHsS
70 poe aded SC e. % reach DIRECTLY thu aest OF
IL 81 eSSAss. sa1 siTs =. most fns.An. relief
t-fs3F 500
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Tnis morning the petit
Jury were discharged until Thursday in con.
sequence Of the fact that Judge Fisher has not
fully recovered from his late illness and was
unable to hold court.
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Wa Department., Adjutant Generals OEce,}
Washington, June "a, 1854.
Special orders,No. 2ls.-f Extract l. y
u. The disinterment of the bodies of soldiers
and others dying in service of United States,
in the District OF Columbia, is hereby prohib-
tied until the LIST of October, 1864.
By order OF the Secretary OF War.
l.. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General
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81 T N,
L ON THE hEiGHTs OF GEoRGErowN,

/ avail myself Of this mode of answering the
numerous inquiries that have been made whether
TINS beautfu! residence of the late Col Eet is for
Court of this District (rendered necessary In con
sequence Of the minority of two of his remaining
three children. and because of their minority
sooqt the END OF the ensuing month OF July. For
with Ciltton. but who may desire an attractive
suburban RESIDENCE, com bning the advantages Of
city and country life state that it is situ ated in
me center OF our Heights and contains about
planted, within the last six or seven wears with
the choicest fruit and ornament tai trees having
excellent dwelling house of nine or ten rooms, an
and other apprSprists out buildings with good
BY the Splendid residences OF Tudor Place, of Gen
Hs!ieek, Mrs. Boyce, Mrs: Barber, E. NJ Linthi-
cum cum ESQ, and others, and adjons on the north
Linthieum and Mrs Boyee, and is elevated, COM
manding view of all of them, as we'll as Of the
picturesque galley of Rock Greek, the city of Wash
lngton the Heights Of Arlington aud the Potomac
the valley Of Rock Greek, is exceedingly beautiful
1t ID within twenty minutes walk. over & brick
pavement three-fourths of the distance. of the
Westminster; For salubrity, neghborhood access
to town and city, and beauty Of situation, il is
unsurpassed. Due notice will he given of the day
Of sale n the meantime any Inquiries can be-
addresses to me at Geor getown, or J.. @. MCGUIRE
je 22:ee2w ". REDIN.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, for gentle.
i men only. No. SEQ Maryland avenue, between
Ioth and nth streets. je 2l-6tS
EOR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE and L.OT, situs.
l. ted in the most healthy location and splendid
view Of the railroad Persons wishing e baya
NORTH, between I'd and Sd streets, Capitol Hill.
je 20-iwf ..
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EXCURsIoS.-See announcement elsewhere
Of interesting excursion to be made to Civ
~ tha sy.1,rs;on ora ~ co 10 rnast d poeogus
Charitable object.
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NAVY YARD-The gunboat Leslie arrived
rom the lower river yesterday afternoon, blu,
reports nothing new.
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RYJ. G. McaU1RE& CO.. Auetioneers.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
No: !72: Petitions IN the Circuit Court, D. C..
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT ON PENNSYLVA-
f f1A eAhnRETESEGEE' AND BRICK TAVERN AT
In compliance with an order fthe Circuit Court
OF the District of Oolu ba land at the request of
anejority of the parties Interested entered on
the 18th day Of February 1851 in the matter oft
petition of Peter @. Howle and Others heirs at law
OF Parke g. Howle. deceased, the uudersig ned,
ommissioners in the above entitled cause, will
offer st public sale, on the premises. on TUESDAY,
June 18th commencing with the first named at
o'clock z. NJ, the following described real estate,
Being and lying in the city of Washington, D. c..
lst. Lot No. s., in square A, fronting the south
side OF Pepnsylvsnia avenue, near Sd street, ad-
Joining MeDernlott's Coach Factory, and contain
"a Lot No 4, in square No. 2s7, situated at the
corner of 14th street and Maryland avenue. st the
foot ofthe Potomac Bridge, contani &c 5,99Ssquare
feet. Upon this lot there is q large Brick Dwell
ing Houae, suitable for tavern, and other improve
ments.
Terms of sale: One third in cash on the day of
SALE and the purchaser to give bonds for the resi-
due in the name Of the respective heirs. payable
with interest at the legal rate, at six and twelve
months after date, the little to be withheld till the
payment of all the purchase money.
All conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN HENDERSON,
HENRY A. CLARE,
cornell it's A. DOtGHERTY,
JOHN G. ROBINSON,
= - Commissioners
ieI d j. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts,
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% OOFIN FELTt
II ROOF IEG CEMENT
THONAH FAHzY.

IdV.IAD
CoRgEg ETH 81. WsSr AID TIE CAsAL,
$50 ~ IFiN @' WdshrSStos. o. O., s sE--l's-s
Being the only agent in this city tor Roofing Felt
and Rooang 0encelt from On old established arn,
cen afford 70 sell shs Above articles at the very
lowest pfiee5H .nf''4't' H--f
Rooisrs ana Ga CO engaged In tas snatnssa a,s
Requested Be CAL 40 see fer Themselves hAsins
tLss ste oxeftAA Asoye aszss Axkssss N.Sysea
ae0AsTAT aokAaY uTNiG
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ALIES WORKMES DIsCHARGED-Within a
few days past two workmen in the sailma-
ker's department, Navy Yard, five in the ma
sons, one 10 the ship carpenters, one in the
constructing engineers, three In the black
smiths and seven in the laborer's departments,
have been discharged for being aliens, and not
furnishing evidence Of their intention TO be-
come citizens Quite a number in a like fix,
who anticipated discharge, stock their time"
and LEFT.
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FIRST Hor OF TIE saasoS. 4rhs new pavilion
at CRYSTAL Springs ia finished and viii open with
, June 18th. -,r----'- "a - *
je1 -sts FINLEY & FIrss AZ, Proprietors.
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ICE CRsAA

je 25st' FINLEY FIxssAs, Projectors.
N 0"AA les cssAxl ..rx.I
TIE undersisned oegs leave TO inform, the public
that he has always on hand fresh supply OF the
lee CRHAs. ..s.
hotes pic MICS, parties. eRearsions and families,
at the shortest notice and the most reasonable
steam Ice cre. Manufsetory, No. $50 ssh st bet.
and H. Wholesale and retail. -" je . In
ooRxs. B1Sross. BAD NAILS, src.
Corns are the uni7er torment of mankind. To
sure to get relief without 1periencins pain. Of.
sGiidins between X and is s.h srsets Ne ehsrge
for consultation. 80 je IL
ANEW PERFUME Fes TIE HAspkxacarEF.
Phulon's Might Blooming Oereus."
PAolon's might Blooming Cereus." r
PAaloa's Might Blooming Cersus'' 8.
Paaio~'s Might Blooming csreus.''
Phalon's Might Bleoming Cereus"
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus."
Paalon's Might Blooming rereus.,'
which it takes Its name.
BEWARE OF coUEFRRFElTs.
AsKFok PHALoHis-TA1R no OTHER.
Je l6-5m Sold by druggists generally.
Do TOE c,lor your WHISPERS and moustaches If
SO, use the japanese Hair Stain No hair dye
In the world equal to it. Only one preparation.
box. 49, II g. g. FosD. :
jea-eosm $50 P. avenue, Sole Agent.
CoLoATE's oNEY SOAP. ..rs
This celebrated Toile. Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emolient in its nature, fragrAntly scent
ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. u ja2s-eoly
sPzRNAfoIaHGA CAN BE CuRsD.-Dr Rand Hpe-
cihc cures Spe,natorrhsa, Seminal Wsakasss, In
Potsnsy Less o. Po,cr &C., sp.sdiiy and sfeetHa!ly.
LII Effects are
Price 81 box. Sold By b. o. FORD, corner nth
street and Pa. avenue. Warrington. and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. ja6-Iy
DR.. DuPoNr's sugar-coated Female Regulating
PILLS are the Gerry best They operate speedily
ana efecttrety. and being Srgdr-coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial o.
others. Price 81 box. Sold byS. Q. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. Ja6-ly
WAIIANrED TO CURE IL Six DATs.-Dr Godfrsy's
Antidote an English Specific Of sixty-ave years
Standing, will cure 6oHoyrh6a in sir days. No
change OF diet required. Price per bottle. Sold
BY 8. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia ely
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X L y. - EoIN CihE u w., AuctloneeFs.
superior ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE Pr
ANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS. AT PUBLIC SALE
On TUESDAY MORNING, June %, at 10 o clock,
at the residence of gentleman declining house
keeping, No. % Pennsylyania avenue, .Lsouth
side, between the Circle and Georgetown,l we
Superior Rosewood SeYen:Octaye Piannforte
Chairs = "-
Marble top and other Tables
Cane and Wood. seat Chairs Lounge
Mahogany Card, Dining. and other Tables
French Mantel aud Marine Clocks
Window Curtains and Shades, Vases,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Oil Cloth and Mating
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Bedsteads, Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons and Forksl
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Cooking, and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms cash
je25-2t JAS G.. McGU IRE l. Co., Aucts
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TRCsTBEs OF PUBLIC ScHooLe.-A special
meeting of.tke Trustees Of Public Schools was
held on Saturday evening at the City Hall, the
Vice President, pr. Walsh, in the chair.
John Hiiz, Esq, appeared as Trustee from
the Third School District, In place Of DIR. @.
W. Davis, resigned.
The Chair presented communication from
Rev. DR.. Samson, president Of Columbian COL
lege, rendering a scholarship in said college to
The most meritorious pupil OF the public schools
st the coming examination.
On motion, the communication was acce pied,
with the thanks OF the board for the favor; and
messrs. Wight, Hitz, Wilson and Murtagh
were appointed q committee to examine the
candidates for the scholarship.
The examination will take place on or before
the last day OF the distribution of premiums.
Mr. Miller, from the committee on text. books,
made report. But few changes are recon-
mended, and these are the adding of Davies
University Arithmetic; the striking from the
list Billions Analytical Grammar and substi-
tuting kerrs. 1t is also recommended that
GTay's Manu- al OF Botany be added to the list
of textbooks.
The consideration of the report was post
poned until a future meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Wight, it was resolved that
IN the distribution OF premiums for vocal
music an exc caption be made to the rule which
provides that but one premi UNI be given to q
pupil; or, in other words, that premiums for
excellence in vocal music be given to the
most meritorious without regard to the prize
they may have received for excellence in other
branches OF study.
The application of Mr. A. q. Bacon, of Oleve-
land, Ohio, for a leadership was received and
referred.
Mr.. Wilson stated that the new school house
in the Third District would be dedicated on
Saturday next at p. m, and among other ex-
ercises, there would be an address by Hon. Mr..
Patterson, Of New Hampshire. Adjourned.
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TOR RENT-Four or five nice ROOMS for rent
together or separately Rent moderate to good
tenants. Apply to $50 Pa avenue. between 18th
snd 2}th 81. Il
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EXHIBITION OF HANDSOME OH PAINTINGS.
Tomorrow will be opened to public view, at
the sales rooms OF J. &. Mcclure & Co. large
and valuable collection Of fine oil paintings
recently selected in Europe by Mr.. L. A. Toll.
man. "a gentleman to whom many Of our citi-
Zens are already indebted for handsome parlor
pictures, at marvelously low figures,) the col
lection embracing about rs specimens, princi.
paliy OF the French school, OF beautiful land
together with fine copies OF some Of the most
celebrated pictures in the galleries OF Europe.
We advise our citizens to call and examine
this really fine collection, even if they are not
disposed to purchase.
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u ~ wow is YOUR GRANGE,

For sale, q very desirable little
r A r II
containing about IS acres of land In good state Of
eultiya!.on and we'll watered. situat Ted in Pairfas
county. Va, adjoining Arlington Farm, miles
distant from Wsshin gton city and only 90 MINUTES
walk to Georgetown mafhst u Apply tor.
Washington city, No. l41 south ct,
lie E-ecs.s ~ Island
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ITO RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE, well
l. furnished Rent moderate. For pa rtcuiars
inquire at Barber Shop, SRA Seventh street,
Ialnnh - 10
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lY W. L. WALL & CO. Auctionsers
pr GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.

X thGEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneets.
Two VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GOTH
ssFTREET, BETWEEN NORTH II AND SITS,
on MSN6AY. the 18th instant. at s o,clk, p. m j.,
ren o q the Lets Is and
have each asront Of ~ feet inches 2oth street.
moths ne in SIX and txSve
and deed oftru.t taken.
All. Az seonyeyancins and stamps At the cost of the
go Win Be re suiseo each purchaser when Il
sna soid to the next his Il dae ee PUT up gain
.je Il ec&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RYJ.C. MCGUIRE Co, Auotioneers.
COM MIssIoNERs' SALE OF REAL EsrATE.
FL
The E. Ssssr % a e sssss
Fss: I Sss
( il vi +; 81
kssl Es;sss lying and being in the oity Of WASH:
The Whole Of Square 2sa fronting
Tse entire square ais s saasrs
Quilt sas ess s:ssss
place of public ente rtainment and summer resort
.SSrsss 4
within twelve minutes walk Of WilIards' Hotel,
and will soon be connected with Pennsyly ania av-
enue by the 18th street branch Of the Washington
ID Part of Lot No /, in Square 2s7, fronting on
Maryland avenue, and lying between is1s and f4th
stl eets, containing 2i square feet and having ON
ia do1lbie two story frame dwelling house
Terms Of sale /: One third in cash on the day of
sale. the purchaser or purchasers to execute his
bonds for the residue in the name 81 the
heirs with at the legal rate at six
and twelve months after date; the title to be with
held till the payment of all the purchase money.
All conYeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN EN- DERSON. =.
HENRY A. CLARK,
$500 CORNELIUS A. DOUGHERTY,
JOHN G.. ROBINSON. 49,
- Commissioners
jsl4d ]. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auots
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Do Yor c,lor your whiskers and moustaches If
SO, use the japanese Hair Stain" No hair dye
In the world equal to it. Only one preparation,
1t colors natural black Or brown. Only 50 cents
q box. 80 ! 8. O. Fo.p =
je 2-eoSm $50 Pa. avenue, Sole Agent.
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AUCTION SALES,


Tss ether Ancs Ien Sales zee firss pese.7 )
THIS AND TOMORROW
RY GREEN ( WILLIAMS, Auc.ioneers.,
HHEhs AID kHs e SsrS sThafFs, at
o. Dh a9s Nd + .as sA Ps ., e. click
e fs4 Faaas ne Ssek SS fes
Terps: half cash. balance SIX and twel We months,
secured by added of trust On the prem sss.
Az conyeyancine and revenue stamps at the cost
jeaIa - GREEN & WILLIAMS. Apets.
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotionsers.
VALUAgLELEAsEHOLp BUILDINGS, STOCK.
Hb TSP4S Al RSP5 jS. SALE
has four years 70 run ether with the imprevs-
with the Stock and Tools, No. $40 E street, be.
nsse sas s.s n:sss Tbs g.ss
front fa New Of ' avense and are
offered for 1t ON Lease; but rs the owner is about
to leave the city he prefers to sell.
ten &c. McGuIRTA CO.. Ansts.
Pr L.wAIL & CO.. Auctionsers = >
Us nAasHAl pL If bS II j. CANOES AND
e 9sssa n e s' u IL S tas
iooi street oa the Potomse'
on MONDAY, the 9Th day of june inst, ct o'clk,
). o;ss;I 81 =; sSs', s.
-. tChron.l =
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T. BRICK 10 USE. With ba X building, Ne. hi
% street west, betw cen b ana O SITS: Imnediste
possession given Apply to CHARLES Fl. Ian Il,
E0R sALE Oh EENT-A large, brick HOUSE,
T. on Oh street bstweAn. II Spa l.. Possess.on
E ss ~ ass ssas 81 Fl n wi'
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENTs To-NIaHT.

Growers THRATER--Milners dtamauga-
ton Of Lord ByIons sa there is
doubt but that the same success winch attended
its representation every night last week, will
be repeated. 1t Is certainly well worth wit
tails in such a manner as to bring out all the
most beautiful and interesting points with the
greatest effect.
Foap,s THHArKR.-Mr. Ford announces a
contin uation OF the oriental, fairy spectacle.
"The Forty Thieves" No one has seen this
NAV who has not been hugely delighted with
the spirited acting of Miss Susin Denim, O. b.
Bishop, MRS. Bishop, and the other members
of Mr.. Ford Is extra good company. The seem
cry, costumes, music, and all the necessary
adjupets TO the proper representation Of the
spectacle are all that could be desired.
CANTEEBURY.-An immense bill is an.
nounced for the present week, and in addition
to the novel and amusing Ethiopian and other
acts, and the graceful dances, beliefs and pan.
tonirnes, ne " local ser sation drama, entitled
Potomac" prepared expressly for the Canter.
bury company, will be performed
SANroRp's TRoUPR.-At Odd Fellows Hall,
MIR. s. S. Sanford and his fine Philadelphi'
operate company will commence series OF
delightful entertainments to might: The troupe
IS fayorably known throughout the principal
cities rs one of much talent in their peculiar
line OF entertainment, and their wit Is not OF
that low and vulgar order too much In vogue
with Ethiopian operate troupes. 1t will Ger.
tainiy pay TO visit them.
9RAos CHuRCH FAIR.-At Island Hall, the
delightful fair under the auspices Of the ladies
Of Grace Church will be continued for a few
nights longer, an announcement which those
who would pass real ~ pleasant evening will
not regret to hear. The fair room is delightfully."-
cool and pleasant and the refreshments and
beverages just the thing for this hot weather.
Pho NIc.-This afternoon and evening there
will be pic mic and dancing at Tivoli Park,
7th street, beyond the old Washington Park
This pic mic is got up by the Excelsior Club
and viii be an enjoyable affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-27

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