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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

PRoFEssoR WIsKNLN AT THE WASHINGTON
THEAThE.-AmeticA has many great men -somo
excel In painting, some in poetry, some science,
some A. statesmen, some in almost everything,
and last, not least, Professor WlsemAn, the great
American magician, IL said TO excel In bis won
derful art OF mystihoAtions. He can do all that
any man sver did, and few THINKS more. All
should see him, young and old, rich and poor one
with another, on Monday nsxt at the Warrington
theatre.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The attractions offered
offered during the week have been Of an unusually
excellent character. The popularity OF the COM
pany now performing there still increases, as y
should, embracing as II does 30 many Artlstes q
known celebrity In the profession, including such
public seem never to tire Of hearingj Miss Naomi
Porter and the Forrest Sisters, the faVonite dan.
GERS and yocalists, Mons, ChiriSki, the wonderful
performer on the slack rope, &c.j the unapproach-
able Philippians, Eagan and .Edwardsi Messrs.
Cavanaugh, West, Williams, 40. Robert Ma.
care" concludes the performance, and 10 performed
with great spirit. Tuesday next, afternoon and
evening, benefit Of Mr.. o. II. Hess.
VARIHTIEs. This Saturday night last week
OF TAyette Weloh, on which occasion there will
be presented . new, fresh, and attractive enter.
tsihment. Miss Maggie Vernon, the new dan.
reuse, IL achieving . great popularity. Mss
Masgie Friel and Lima windel, the established "a.
Vorites, also appear In q choice bill OF varied
Amuaements, concentrating every style Of public
entertainment within the limits OF one evenings
performance. Wednesday, afternoon performance
In preparation, Fitzsimmon's copyrighted Drama,
" The Female Piokpscket."
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CENTRE MARxrT Pmcrs.-Beef (best CUTS
26c salt 10 70 49,, Mutton, tbestchops) 70 ieoj
naeon@Hsm., !,ws.tl i?N to Ite,; Hams, !'li.cedJ
s q Ess ,s aG g osS ce.
berries, quart, i2ej TURTLES, o. soto ~ o, eaohi
Yeni.on, v b., 9se cauysssbieks, y Psiri sac
Celery, v bunch, lie; Onions, v peek, 100, Tuf.
nips, 400, Carrots, 500 Cabbage, " head, 10 20
a.ci large Rock, each, u TO e2i Hslieus ass LOB,
TO o. o., ship stuff % 70 e0e.; brown stuff coo.
shorts, t6c,i Corn, tshellod,l Si.eo to al.1 Corn
lin earl v Dbl. I'll Oats, 900. to slioi hay "
swt., s2i straw, ei.so to ~.
POSITIVELY rHn LAST Two PERFORMANCE
of the dwnrfs and the Continentalsn in this city
viii take place At Odd Fellows Hall tonight. 90
early, N You want 10 secure good seat, See Ad-
Vertiiement In amusement column.
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DR. LIGHTHILL ON THE SYMP-
TOMS OF CATARRH.

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oa ...s' ..sIS 49, Vs. 80 "A.
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~ ~ 80 S".ar.d - 'aa,..S.t .-so,,.o
-. - ~. ,,.Sh.-S $500. 49,, -,
nN,.t 'n,SH..,', $500 "a .oa,,.v.. g. -
$500, sN'y - ~ $3.50, - 80 - :,
49, .ee'o y. Wv 80 80
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nrs- VI ~ w., uI :. si.I "
Univ, ,sh.l'e, , Hnu H' ''nn IN Is'iu JUL,
- - r. ~ "nsa oon .s
az a. -. ,..p 80 49, y, 'nS 49, a.
N.tsnIe', ~ - - nv - "iV"
o,o Pei - ''e 80 llie ~ oV.y - ~
t.,p pVSi"OA' 'AP'''9! "'io"' MI"
'omeuies oo'H'
P n.iueHy uI'u " en ,'.A'l "
snVSI, eau'oI ~ VIZ ro S -
IN .he 'niosH ~ w heS' ~ 'ne neau, .no
"y poi.ion ', az s','A - ls,,S,..' St~.s','
Anu A.,une MN. az ', -
uPon 'He v 'lle ~ ~ uPP'. 49, - "
' .he 'h'on.' IN uie ,haPo 49,. VI h.I N.snI
iumps' Inc aoeumuiation y the'e iheruitAuohs
produces AiernnG Oh soomIor'eAna narrow. he
nAsAi pAssagesto 40 70 emoAfrAA respirauoh'
Therefore, frequent enorts have TO be made TO re-
move tnem, either oy iofeioy blowing ths nose, OF
BY persistent hAwkins-a practise ~ diaaBreeable
TO the one aneetsd as II l. to those around him.
After the removal, that side Of the inorustation
which adhered to the mucous membrane Will
sometimes DO found bloody, Tact which explains
sleep these ineruItAtons accumulate more rapidly,
and the feeling 10 theref 70 most uncomfortable In
the morning. sometimes all efforts TO clear the
throat are futile until after breakfast or aner
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DROPosALs FOR BRICK.

For sale at

CHIEF QUARTERMAIrER'S OFPIcE,l
DEPoT OF WAsnHoroE,
Corner oil Eighteenth and q streets,
,M1sHLHoTos, T., g., FEB. 9s 1854.
once until MONDAY, March 7, 1854, at - o'clock
m, for the delivery at the RAllroAd Depot or Gov
ernment wharf, foot Of street, In this city, the
following amounts and kinds Of good merchants
BILE bricks, ViIi
uoo, OOoj one hundred thousand Hard Red Brick
(l0o,0c0) one hundred thousand Arch Bricks,
100000 one hundred thousand Salmon Bricks.
Delivery OF the whole amount contracted for to
be made in ti6) twenty-five days from the date Of
contrast,
Bonds in . sum equal to half OF the amount Of
the contract will be required of the successful bid
BIDS received fOr the whole amount, or each
kind OF bricks,
The bricks contracted for will 10 subjected to q
rigid inspection before being received.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed " Proposals.
for Bricks" and addressed 10 the undersigned.
d, II. RUCKnA,
Brig adler General and Chief QuArtsrmAStsr,
fe7Est Depot Of Washington.
MOT ICE WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. On and Aftsr
THURSDAY, October LIST, tho steamers THOMAS
GsPt SfP' ro6SS AnEsic dspt HI
lingsheAd, will commence their regular trips be-
tween AleSkndriA and Washington, at o'clock In
the moTnink, running every hour until O'Clock
q. ssA-h
DOYS' CLOTHING.---WE ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF a large assortment Of boys and
Chlldren'H Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dTsSs and school wear,
~ which We invite the attention Of parents,
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
JaH FcnnIylvLniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Itrsota
apr r-thf lStst IRtsl.l
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Many othef hmhlI DOMINIQUE Wefo reoeIVeh-
Received also from the Psnnsylyania State
Agency or Relief Association, the following Arti-
sles for the Of the Association Wis 100 sheets
100 pillow slips, 80 pillows, 20 towels, u pillow
ticks.
The Association take this method Of rendering
their thanks for these very liberal donations.
Mrs. Or. RUooLKs, Secretary pro TEN.
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SIZZLING Liquor WITHOUT LIcHSsE.-Miss
Maggie Brown, keeper OF . bAwdy house No. sol
thirteenth street, above G, was fined $40 BY Jus
tee Ferguson for selling wine 10 soldiers without
Aoense. John Clark, grocer on I street, between
offence. The following parties were each fined
go, for selling liquor 70 soldiers: william Fer
.klns grocer, IndlanA avenue, below seennd street
Michael MAxneld, pedlAr, arrested on the street,
Mr.. Norman, grocer on street, near Seventh, and
Mr.. Willie, grocer on N street, between Four-And-
A-hAlf and sixth street. The sbovswsre all ar.
rested by the military.
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dAnos Of C. W. Botsler, IT., Esq, on Missouri ave-
nue., was entered and robbed Of two oyereoats, q
silver fruit salysr, guitar and seysfal other ar
the house. Nc. clue A. to the guilty party has
bOen discovered.
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wHITnHURsrs GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvRHuE-This celebrated establlshment has Just
been elegantly rented and furnished. Has one Of
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing licensees Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. ukenesseE OF many OF
those fallen in battle can DO obtained here. For
superior work, whitehurst outatrippinG his com
petitors, received q medal at the Worlds Fair,
LondoA. Particular attention IL called b. his new
imperial Photographs, also ViEnetts now much
Dug ht after novlt-u
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NEW YoRK BTfLls.-Gsltlsnssn' OLoLaiso =
Rsp ana FslhiOnsLs "A large assortment for Dross
and Business wear. The English Sack and walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, SrEPHRNs Co.,
oss-tf x22 PasAy., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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Iowa AssocILTIoN.-The association will
hold its regular monthly meeting this evening, in
the hall on Ninth street, over the Union LeaEus
room. J. r. nriggS, Esq, will deliver the nrst ls
ture OF . neriea before the Association.
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TIE 0RELT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTH.-'rhe
quickest and gAfsst route to the Northwest ard
southwest. Two through trainI daily, and oAe TO
Sunday. Soldiers tisksts at Government rates 70
ali the principal points IN the North and West
For tickets and further information apply at the 81
dee Of the u0reAt PennsylvAniA Route" northeast
corner PonnsylvAnlA avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel. once open rom .. m. 70
p. m.ion sundays 70 up. N. -
auR Aren't
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auE Q

Tm only place whore you eau purchase hVi q
6bber goods OF all kinds at NdNt afHr prices,
u n. A, HALps IndiA Rubber Warehouse, SIC
Psnnsylv Anih avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streeti. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beslti'
fully repaired At short notice, mar B-N
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n y r l @ l A L.
EMPLOYMENT OF GUARDS.
wAR DEPARTHEHT,)
Provost MAMMAL GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAaHISoToN, Feb. 8, 1884
Circular, No. 8.
!. When guards are required In . district, the
Provost Marshal shall make application to the
Acting AIIlItAnt Provost Marshal General for the
state or division, for = detail from the invalid
corps, or other available troops.
Provost MArShAls are hereby prohibited from
hereafter employing civilian Euaris, unless 1t be
impossible for the Acting Assistant Provost Mar
shall G'neral to furnish the nsesIIary enlisted
guard.
Applications to the Provost Marshal Gsneta al
for siVil guards must be made In accordance with
Circular No. Iol, November %, 1888, and must
state, in addition, the necessity for tee employ
meat OF the guard, and that, after having made
proper application therefor II Impossible to OBJ
tain guard OF enlisted mes.
II. Acting IGGistAAt Provost MArIhAlS General
are hereby quirsd 10 indorIe their approval dis
approval, or remarks, on all communications for
WArded through them to the Provost Marshal Cen
erAl, the Endorsement TO be on the communications
and not on wrappers.
Ill AL agreements for rent oil ofneeS, store
rooms, he, connected with this Bureau, must be
made subject 10 the approval, and terminable at
the pleasure, Of the Provost Marshal General.
JAMES n. FRY,
fe25 Provost Marshal General.
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TEMALE COMPLAINTS sCIENTIFI.

LNEMADE COmfLAlNIS bClENIlFl-
II CALLY TREATED at Dr. DARBY'S consul
tAtlon rooms, 492 Seventh street, between and E
The Doctor pretendl to no mystery, and keepB no
noltrums for sale. His prescriptions of French or
ignleAn be compounded at any hrst-clAss CHEMISTS
ie22-lm'
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PREsENTATIoR.-A splendid copy Of Har-
ding'I nne Iditlen Of the bible, AAd copy Of the
standard Hymn BOOK OF the Methodist Episcopal
neEer Church, and BY him presented to the Quar-
tsrly Conference as present non the Rsv. Wa,
Dixon, OF Eastern station, Navy Yard wheTeupon
the Rsv. H. N. Bipes moved that vote OF thanks
be rendered 10 brother Dixon nom this Conf r
ehee BY the Secretary Approved,
E.P; Phelps, p. D.. X. n. SlptB, r. In z.
Noah Jones, Benz Grant,
A. II. Parry, Daniel Sims,
AleX'r Sims WIN Brown, IT,,
Philip Wells, Nathan Jackson,
John Payne, Br. Jackson.
A. II. PAART,
Secretary for L. NJ. II, c.
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n + | @ / A l..
UNNECESSARY USE OF TELEGRAPH.
wAE DEPARTMENT
PhOvoIT MAlGHAL GERERALs OFFICE, }
WAsHINOToN, January 20, 1854.
Circular, No. l.
The attention OF Provost MGrGhAlG 10 called to
the excessive use Of the telegraph in cases whsrs
It 10 entirely Unnecessary, and in which the buIi
ness would be much more correctly transacted
through the mail. TEs telegraph should only be
used In eases OF urgent and imperative necessity,
where the delay OF the mail would be actually
prejudleiAl to the public interest Hereafter all
accounts for payment Of tslsgrGphins BY Provost
MATshAlS, when presented to this Bureau forpAy
msnt to thom, will be carefully examined by the
dIIburIing otissr. A copy OF each telegram must
accompany the voucher Tor payment should II
AppSAr that the messages sent are not In accord.
Anet with the requirements OF this circular, A.
stated above, the amount will be charged to the
Provost Marshal, JAMES n. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
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CHEF QUARTERAAsTER's oTFIoE,l
DEPOT or WAsHIasroH, !
WARRINGTON, February ~. 1854.
WIN be sold at public auction at the Corraln
near the Observatory, In the city OF Washington,
D. G., on Wednesday, March ., fssl, aud on WED.
neSdAy, Marsh %, 1854, lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned A. unit for public service
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock q. m.
d. X. FUCKER,
BrigAdler General and Chief QuArtermAltor,
fe2t-26t Dopof Of whshington
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A GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER.
" ESTSI Call and examine something ur-
GENTLY needed by every person. or ten samples
sent SRIE by mail, for Twenty Centa, thAtretAilA
for Two Dollars, by r, L. WOLCoTT,
jAniI-lyw i7O Chatham square, New York,
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HARPE R'S MAGAZINE FOR
MARCH,
PRICE Is CENTS.
For sale at
sHILLINGToEs
Book store,
Corner Four-And.a-hAlf street and Penn. AV
fe2g-Qts
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSES

al, . ,.........-- - ,,------
~" nEn ~ I. aLhr, SAEALN bUhEAV'
mn, WAsninoToS, February 70, 1854.
WI. ee soa AZ rnohe AUCTION, 70 The highest bid
ue., A. .t me piaces anu ua1eA named pelowl VIZ
m u,n,ii, renna' I1o horses, Friday, +th March.
e,hh tmhnamspor'' rehhA'' w horses, ruesdAy'
~ aI,noD. Dam. ,oo 1Io... x-,,. so.
Az hHoonA, rehna'' $40 horses, Friday, nth
mateh; ,
~ NeM bruhsWlek' N''' 800 Horses, Tuesday,
loth march.
Az hAston, fennAi 800 Horses Friday, 18th
".Ioh. =, -
az Ne"aFk' NJ - SUo horpesI tuesday, I'D
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA STOCK.

HOM M0VAL HO0
TO NEW BUILT Nc,
IS 500 B
SEVENTH STREET,
JoINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EaUIPaERSr MANDATORY,
new BUILD ING,
H 500 &
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
most complete assortment Of every style and price
OF Military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIRGALEs,
FINEswoRD BELTS, with TophAm'S Patent slide.
'''' IHSSHoiS's PATENT SPURS
LSNG Gfidftz Pa y EMIT cuRB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE:
EWBANk,s PATENT SPUR,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARN NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
FINE SINGLE oHRRiAGE, BUGGY, AND Elk.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART AND
PLOUGH HARNESS
WI Ps. .u....
COACH BUGGY, STAGE, .-.r "A.
NN"' RIDiNG AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE ANDPRICE
TRU N ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
IRoN FRAME TRUNKA 0TT|'
WOOD COX TRUNKS AND VALIsRS,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BONES
ARMY VALISEs AND PACKING TRUNKS
Lei ther and Canvass Pelllnieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SAtehelS, Toy Trunks aud schooi sAtchelS and
every article In their line Of business.
RENE DER
* 500 n
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MILITARY GOODS

WALL, STEPHENS h CO.,
110 PERHsYLVAHIA AYBRVE,
oifeT the largest assortment In this city, emOTAe
ing all qualities used by ohioeTS in the Army And
Navy, such Al
swords, sAIhsI, Belts, shouldsr-StrApE, Hats,
Caps, PiItOlI, 6o., he,, with = hne assortment Of
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish on.
eATB complete OUTFITS in . few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS \ CO.,
apA pennHylvAniA Avanr
t.-"s 49, rts', RtsT. Throw
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ALEIAhDRIA AFPAms.--F ire.--Tho alarm
q Are last night, about o'clock, was caused By
the bursting OF mud lamp In Mr.. Wolfe'S photo
eonbustibles In the room were imme al ateiy In A
blaze, but by the prompt exertSnS OF the propris-
displayed the greatest promptitude in EsttinE 10
the scene.
Anothsr.-A small frame tenement on Fairfax
morning, but was quelled before doing any con.
siderable damage.
Wafer Mock.-Ths sales OF one hundred and nfty
shares OF eonhGeAted water stock took place this
morning, In AeeoTdAnee with the advertise N ent In
our columns. The bidding was spirited, the shATtI
selling freely at an average OF about eco. This
stock was originally owned by W. @. CaLsnoVe,
at present \ member OF the Richmond Legislature,
and Richard II. DulAney, colonel In the rebel
service.
CisdRing he SiTtetI.-We arc glad to notice that
the authorities have commenced the important
hst Inv ~ SHiIl m our nS hrduh tx W.
Journal, Feb, 20.
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nor SALE---TWENTY HOUSES,
Il QarEe ard Imall) in different parts Of WASH
inStou.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS
slxIoo feet, NJ street, between 9Th and 9Th.
l2oxloo feet, 18th, between and q streets,
soxioo feet, Pa. avenue east, bot. 9Th and It'll.
ieoxiB feet, north L, between 18th and 10th.
45xl0o feet, on N, between 9TH and 9Th.
2oxioo feet, on 10th, near y,
IoxS3 feet, north d, betwsen I'd and 9Th.
soxioe feet l1th, Rs.f north L nm.
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and PennsylvAniA avenue, for rent,
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts OF
the city.
MITCHELL SON,
RsAl Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa. Az. AAd 18th 81.
N. B.-Title. examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
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@EO REWARD. LOST, A NEW
OOO dark colOrsd Morocco PSckErhook,
sSntSlhinS about ur hundred do n N green;
hecL ~ dollar each, and one do. eighteen
doIiaTs II was lost Thur. day morning, 18th inst,
between II and ls o'clock n going from n once
Ws.hip1taD, AAd my ONCE, corner Of High and
Wstsr sireetS, Georgetown, The above reward
J. n HutehinIon 4 Co, OF at my office.
. tsse-st. N. p DENIsoN.
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SO ADJUSTMENTS. n
RovERiS THEATRE,
~ fennsylyania svenus. near willard,s Hotel,
also ofsSs New css:aat street. ii:.trs, FSis
THIS tsATuDAY, EVENING, FER. n,
TWELFTH AND LAST NIGHT
But six Of the Eminent American TrAgsdian,
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH.
ONLY TIME
ofthe great shAkspsrsan Tragedyof
MAcB ETH.
Mt. l. BOTH A. ThAns OF cawdor, MACBETH.
In the conception OF which he has gained great
crsditin Paris, London, and the chief eitisf
ofAmerioa.
Mr. clBARRoN, ar.t time, as. ......, MAcDUFE
Miss ALICE PLAcIDE, LADY MACBETH
RATES OF ADMISSION:
Dress and PsrSuette ireies..'....'..'...eo cents
Orchestra Chairs....'.... cents
seat. SS Be :.sur:i darinI the day Al the Boz
Tickets for sale At all the Hotels.
Doors open At o'olockI Performance commence
c. D. HESS, bushes, Manager and Treasurer.
Monday er ening, Last appearance but Eve Of Mr..
sGS'f NV sSa T ne PaT s SIS psb
CORDS NEW THEATRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. Av.
Immsnse success Of J. Lester WallAek's great
RosEpALE, on, THE RIFLE BALL,
received last night with the greAteit enthusiasm
ey brilliant and crowded audience 1t Will be
THIS EVENING,
produced with new and eleE.nt scenery, Costumes,
lars, and powerful cast OF characters, embracing
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ToHN VEL CKER'B
u BUHLER REGTAuRANT,
"a u Mason Doras,)
ass PkNNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, tup HtAlTs)
HE proprietor Of this fAVoTits Restaurant has
spared NO pains 70 nAke this the beat Restaurant
In WGlhingtoAi and he points With pleasure TO the
large patronage he has Always bSsn honored with,
and respectfully anlisi aohAuAnse OF the same.
oAME, OYSTERS, AID Othor refreshments con.
tAntly on hAnd, And 81 the most reasonable rates.
ghEAHFAsT,
DINNER, AND
prepared A. the shortest aoHSS AAa In the most
IAdafAstory manner.
BrsAkiAsi ton IA " s'slOsk. OisnSS GHd sw
DER ~ all tnuFS asv 49,
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il AlArEe quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he IL prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, AnthrGsite
and CumbeflAnd COAL, In quantities TO suit pnr-
ehAscrs. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. tSs Twelfth street, between and str cots
nOs-u r. X. CORbETT.
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N.B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
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EOR SALE---THE NEW JERSEY
Il HoUsE.-A Hotel situated on the corner Of
New Jersey avenue and streets, between the
Baltimore Railroad Depot and the Capitol. For
sale very cheap, on account OF death In the
family. Apply for particulars on the place:
The best chance ever offered In warrington.
Come and Iae fei2-eoot%
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NU n Q Z X T 3
" AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
MRS. CECILIA YOUNG KRETsCHhAk will
give TWO GRAND CONCERTS At Odd FelloWs'
Hall, Sn TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING"
March LIST and eth, for the bensnt Of the seventh
Street Presbyterian ChuTsh,
Tickets so eentG-to be had At the uE stores Of
Messrs. Charles stott, d. T. Clark, Joseph Marin !
at the book store Of Mr.. William BAllsntyRs, and
At the hall. Doors open at 7 O'Clock Consert to
oe at O'Clock. is3a4ts
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DR. LIoHTnILL can be consulted at the EBuII
HoUbE, Washington, from Monday morning, Feb
ruAry asth, until saturday evening, March 9th, on
CAtarrh, Deafness and all diseases Of ear, throat
and air passages. febl6-eo3W
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - A NUMBER OF GEN.
ID temen can obtain beard At No. AsT Maryland
svenue between Four-and-a-hAlf and sixth atrsets,
Island. oei1-O
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IeD-H ?" L WALL CO, Aushs-
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES
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AUCTION SALES EVERY
THURSDAY, AND sATuRn
sToRAGE BON CARRIAaEs.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ss.
Received for Private Sale,
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