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Ss,cEias's sale.

The State Of Wisconsin, NAIitowoc Coaaty
Circuit Court. G 0gsr v Won1iu Receiver of
Frederick W. IIuebpcr, ag'st Joha &. J hYsor,,
Benz. t.nin NJ tic!u, A. Benedict Peter Field,
Lester Sexton, Loru Sexton, George Sexton,
Edward b 4..-, Aiulph ii. Asymln Em H..
Neylnan, Emu Wc,~>irch Frederick " lIueb-
ner, Julian ipc5ner. Emil II. SHOWER, Gabriel
Shoyer, Henry } NazrJ, John Nazro, Eiain +.
Smith, Joseph II Cordts and Martin Gtucber.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered hv the Circuit Court
in and for the county OF Mantowoc, state Of
Wisconsin, at the neral Term of Sac ECourt
EclI n, the village AMI county Of Nauitowoc,' in
the above entitled action, on the 10Th day of
April, A. D 1862, | will sell at public vcndue to
the highest bidder, at the Court House in the
village of Man;towoc, Oh the seventeenth day
of June, A. D. 1861 1T ten o'clock in the fOre-
noon of that day, the following described prop
erty All those certain pieces parcels of
land situated in tie county OF Manitowoc and
state of Wisconsin, and known and described
as follows, to wit:
Lot no two o., in block no. OIc hundred
and sixty three tIG3); 1t no. five 81 in bl'k
no. Two hundred and thirty eight. 23S; and
all the interest Of tic defendans Jo ohm q. john
son in lot no. twelve, II, in bl o. One hund-
red seventy five, 10, all in the village Of Mar
itowoc in the county and state aforesaid. Da-
ted Sheriff. Office, Manitowoc, Anril 2G sI86@.
.... IRA Z. SMITH.
Sheriff of MunitOwoc County
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TAX NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots.
lying and being situated in the county of Man
itowoc and State of Wisconsin. remaining unre-
deemed in the office Of the Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors of the county Of MaDitowoc and
State Of Wisconsin. for the CAKES due and un-
pail thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty, for which said taxes, the
said tracts of land and town lots were sold on
The 9Th day OF October, A. d. 1861. Now,
therefore, unless the amount Of taxes, interest,
fees, and charges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots, as herein describ-
ed, including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description, be paid on or
before the 8th day Of October. A. d. 1864, ac-
cording to the time when said tracts of land
and town lots were sold as above-stated, the
same VIII be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns III pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided.
ADOLpH WHITMAN.
Clerk County Board Of Supervisors
Dated Manitowoc, March 3, 1864.
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H. S. BALCOLM, II. D.,
and Surgeon
O.6ce IN the Natiogal Hotel.

C@oe :" the Nq'!Ii Il Hofe.
WAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY to inform the
i inhabitants OF Manitowoc and neighborlng
towns that he has located ia this place, where lie
intends to pursue the practice OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY
in all its branches.
DIR. BALCOLM, independent of his experience
in private practice as a Physician and Surgeon,
has been for several years a
Residen, Medical officer
OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital, and has
there had ample opportunity to witness the
modern practice OF Medicine and Surgery in ey-
ery variety of disease-Local aud ForeigI,
Chronic and Acute-by some Of the most emf
nent men in the melica profession. The Doc
tor trusts that his experience and strict at!en'
ticn to the duties of his profession will enttle
him to the confidence OF the community.
REFERENCES.
pr. J. MASON WARREN, one Of the Visiting
sSurpeons Of Massachusetts General Hospital dc.
DR.. Henry g. CLARK, Inspector in>Chlet OF
Hospitals, Sanitary Commission, Q. S. A. : City
Physician OF Boston, &c. &c.
DR.. s. C BLAKE, Chicago. Illinois.
DR.. A. n McLAREN, Medical Director Depart
ment of New England; late President OF Army
Medical Board.
Mai. T. G. OLMsrED, 9th Wisconsin Vols.
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Notice to Justices Of Peace.

r HEREBY call your attention TO Sections los
j and l07 Of Chapter Is of the Revised Stat
utes OF this State
JOSEPH FRANCL. Clerk Circu Court
Mantowoc, April Is, 1861
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Improved.,Farm fer Sale (!

We offer for sale the south east quarter Of
Section %, town Of kossuth, Manitowoc coun-
ty. 1t is one Of the best Farms in the county
and has large clearing. Terms-one-third
cash, balapce in three years. Apply to
I r.ElfONE 4 BRO
Nanitowgc June - is6t
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To Justices and Supervisors.

have copies Of Chapter 1T, of the General
Laws of 1864, distribution among the seve-
raj Justices Of Il Peace, and Chairman Of
Boards Of supervisors, Of the several towns of
Mauifowoc County, which can be obtained at
NY ,fi;a. JOSEPH FRANCL,
-. ...r Clerk Circuit Court.
Msnitowoc, March Il, 1864. 4w
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE. ~r,.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the
l. materials formerly used in printing the
German newspaper-the NoRDwFsTEN They
consist Of No Washington press. German
and English news and job type, leads, rules,
cbases, furniture, and all requisites for publish
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
new, ami the whole viii be sold cheap, br APP
plying to. OTTO IROhNhL,
Sept 81 1863. Mauitnwoc, Wiscensia,
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Brig. Gen. and Chief Quarterm aster,
se3I2t Depot of Wilmington, ID. {.
DY GREEN d WILLIAMS
AUCTIONEEHS

TRUSTEES SALE or BRICK HOUSE AND
Lotion THURSDAY, the Sth day OF September,
1854 will be exposed at public sale, at o'clock,
p. m, on the premises, the following d scrIbed
premises and property situste lying, and bGiOg In
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, VIZ
Lot numbered fourteen 90 in square numbered
fOur hundred and sixty (l65l, AgreeAbIy the to
subdivision OF said square, together with the I'M
provements thereon, consisting of q two-stoty ami
attic BACK HOUSE. This property fronts on
sixth street west, between d and L streets south,
(Island.)
This sale 10 msde by virtue of deed Of trust,
bearing date the LIST dsv OF October, 1851, IRON HI
ram Clark and George D. Clark to Henry W. Ham
iltOn, and slso by virtue { decree OF the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbus In chancery In
case therein pending, No. 1856, Docket 2, passed to
the 18th day Of July 1884, constituting and .ppo nt-
Ing the subscriber George f. Rider. the trustee 10
the room and stead OF the said n. W. Hamilton.
Terms; One-third cash, balance and months,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
ments be ring interest from day Of sale; = deed
given and a deed Of trust takenj all eonveyAne ng
at the purchasers cost two hundred dollars OF the
purchase money will be required when the prop
erty 10 knocked Off II It should not he paid down,
the property will be then and there put up and
| sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply;
| and II the whole terms shall not be complied With
in Ave days, the Trustee reserves the right re-
| sell the property at the risk ant expense OF the
defaulting purchaser, by advertising such resale
three times In some Newspaper printed In the city
OF Washington. GEO. + kIDEH. Trustee.
| GREEN & WILLIAMS,
| au6-tawdss Auctioneers.
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Matiuaal Repablifsn.


GOODWIN SMITH, Professor Of History In the
University OF oxford, and one OF the most accom-
pshed publicists and writers Of 0eat Britain, ar
rived In 30 ton Last Friday In the steamer Europa
No Engllshmsn presents greater claims TO the sd.
mirat,on and gratitude OF the American people
than Prof. smith, and the series OF admirable
papers in which he has placed our cause before the
British public, are almost unmatched In the con.
ttoversa literature Of the day for the fulness Of
information, accuracy OF statement, vigor OF rea-
soning and free pithipess and hrillianey Of style
The scholarship and ability Of the man would In
even II his aue powers had not been so often OK.
ercised in presenting incontrovertible arguments
for the Americon cause and In refuting unfounded
ISLANDERS on the American name.
Gov. YATES was not renominated for Gov
ernor Of Illinois on the Union state ticket by the
late convention at Springfield, for the reason that
the constitution OF the state expressly provides
that the Governor shall not be eligible for holding
the office for more than term, four years. con-
,equenty his name could not be presented for re-
apopuisrity equal to hat Of Richard Yates lis
Eubernatorial career 10 brilliant with evidences Of
superior ststesmsulike qualities, and his earnest
%snt Gans tRs ss Ia. h q ssse Of
the prouiest pages In the history OF this war II
eligible, he would have been chosen a, the csndi;
Illinois, however, Will not lose his services, as he
will doubtless be returned to the United states
Senate for six years, BY the Legislature which
meets this winter.
CAPT. JOHN SHERIDAN, A. Q. NJ, who has
been on duty at Wheeling since the lst of April,
died In Steubenville on Wednesday night, At II
O'Clock, after brief Illness. He leaves wife and
two children. Captain was formerly the editor
and proprietor OF the Steuben vile Union, In which
position he eyiienced some considerable ability.
lie wss compelled to discontinue the publication
of his paper In consequence Of the position which
he took In favor Of the vigorous prosecution Of
the war, and was appointed squartermaster with
In the past eight months.
JONATHAN KNOTT, NJ. D., died at New
Haven on Thursday evening. AT the time Of re-
signing hi. chair during the present Year, IS Pro-
fessor of Surgery, he had been connected with
Yale College for upwards OF tfty years, and was
the Oldest professor OF the institution Dr. knight
would have reached his 10th year on the 4th Of
September.
Col. BRADFORD, OF Philadelphia; ex-Gov-
ernor II. J. Gardner, Of Boston, A. Y. Kent, Of
Chicagoj Gen. butler, U. s. Al Dr. Mccormick,
U. S. A.; Hon. willard Hall, OF Delaware and VI
cente Alvarez Of Madrid are stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York.
Hon. JOHN CocHRANB, Vice Presidential
candidate on the Fremont ticket, was at Chicago
during the Convention.
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FAST THEY'VE were so fortunate % as to
take passage on the commodious and fast-sailins
steamer Mariner, this p. m, on one Of her regular
trips from Washington. Soon after leaving the
wharf II became evident TO those on board that she
was giving us an extraordinary exhibition Of her
powers fspeed. She pasted the Arsenal wharf
In twenty minutes from the start, the halfway
tree In half an hour and arrived at her wharf here
In one hour and ten minutes, including BtoppageB.
The passengers were greatly excited at the gallant
cratic contest against time, and when II became
known that Ahe was carrying fus pounds Of SsdM
10 The squire inch, considerable CONSERVATION en-
sued The Mariner has established her reputation
go thoroughly that we very much fear the com
pany win be induced 10 dispose Of her.-Ahrar-
driG State Journal, Sd mat.
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A ssISTANT QUARTERMAsTElrs
N OFFICE,
FORAGE AND RIVER TRANSPORTATION
SEVENTH STREET WHARF, !
WAsHIS0IoS, d. c. August 26, 1861.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with instructions from Orig adler
General ID, II. Ruoker, Chief QuArteTmaIter, De-
pot OF Washington, l have placed HchOoners
AZ Upper and Lower Cedar Points, In the positions
occupied by the ight-bI ats previous to their de-
structiOn by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise q light will be swung
from each of the sohooneTs. The reason given by
captains of vessels, chartered and owned by the
United States QuATteTmAster Department. for
AnohoFing In the Potomac river at night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
aground II they attempted to run past the shoals
after dark. The lamps placed on the sehooners
will Etve light sufficiently strong TO enable all
pilots to pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided by the United States Coast Survey.
From and after this date no vessel propelled by
steam will be allowed to anchor, excepting in such
weather as by running the loss of the vessel or
cargo might be endAnge? ed.
Al masters OF vessels are directed to report any
neglect on the part of the parties bosrd of the
light schooners, Ia not keeping their lights burn
ing at all hours OF the night.
copy OF this circular will be kept posted 10 the
pilOthOuse Of every vessel owned and ArteTed ny
the Government, plying on the Potomac river.
4. y, ALLEN,
au29R2t Captain and 4. z, NJ,
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR sTATIONER,

House OF REraEsEsTArrvLs rHlTEp STA, -,
| LERE s OFfitE, Au ust 20, 's.4. (
sened proposals VIII be received a. his oRss
until FRIDAY, ths aoth dav Of p'ember, 1854, at
~ O'Clock, for furnish ng each Of the inIIo inR
classes Of stationery for the use Of The Ho1se Of
Rep, sentatives Of the United state, wins
perine, faint lined.
100 resm. white Commercial Note Paper, s.tr.
superhne, faint lined.
IS resms white Commercial Note Paper, extr.
superhne, coarse ruled on all sides
30 resms white Commercial Note Paper, extra
so resm. white Fool,oap Paper, extra super
hne, faint lined.
IS Tesms, Legal Cap Paper, extra superine,
10 feans Fiat Cap Paper, plain,
$50 re ,ms thin ManIlls Paper.
800 reama Manila Paper. 1879 inches, weigh.
Ing II pounds per ream, very tough and
smooth.
800 feNms Manila Paper, 1924 inches, slgh
ing q pounds per resm, Hat, cry smooth
200 rcams MAniIl. Paper, g7x57 inches, weigh
ing s ~ p3uhd' per resm, hsi, very smooth
IS 900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, 6'!xs'i
80 900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, sxxs,i
90 900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, sHssx
inches.
1900 wnito Thick Adhesive Envelopes, syIx3I
inches,
100 90 butt Adhesive ENVELOPES, 7l,N3a{ inches.
grots Congress lie Envelope.
$50 boxes Steel Pens, va ious kinds.
Z gross 4-inoh Flat H. kstsnds
~ dozen Inkstands, various kinds.
10 dozcn bottles best Black Ink, quarts, pints,
and half-pints
3dozen best Blue Ink, quarts snd pints.
10 dozen Rubber Pencils, long and SPORT.
3doEen Gold Mounted Pencils, various X nd,.
8 gross d ack lead Pencils, FAber's, ootagoa
and round, No. ?.
X gross Fabet's Carmine anc Blue Pencils
sgross Penholders various kinds.
6doZen Rubber Penholders, different sizes.
dozen bottles Mucilage, small sire.
10 dOzen packs Visiting Cards.
10 spools Pink Tape.
20 pounds best Scarlet Sealing wax,
sdoLen Diaries, for 1865 vaTiou kinds.
dozen Memorandum, various kinds.
2 dozen Portfolio,
10 dozen Paper-FOlders,
3dozen Rubber Rulers.
2doZen P'perweishts
~ dozen Penwipers.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES, BUGGIEs, &C., sc.

CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER's OFFICE,)
DEPOT OF WAsHIsGTOH, }
WARRINGTON, ID. C., September !, 1884, J
viii be sold st public AHction, at Government
Warehouse, situated on the square between L and
y, and Twentieth and Twenty-hrst streets, in the
city OF Washington, on WEDNESDAY, September
H. 1854, at II o'clork a. m, lot of Quarterm as
tei's Stores, condemned as unfit for use, viz;
Axes. Carpenters Fools, Brushes, b idles, Nose
Bags, Buckets, Saddle Blankets, Stable Brooms,
Portable FORCES, GrindstOnes, Blsoksmiths' Tools,
Harness, Lanterns, scrap Leather, Stove Pipe,
Rope, Stoves, Saddles, Scales, Whips, Horse-shoes
and large lot OF old Iron, &C, &c.
ALSO,
viii be sold, on same day, at foot Of Nineteenth
street, near Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, immedi.
ately after the completion of the sale above re-
ferred to, a number Of
hmbulances, BuEgies, CARRIAGES, Army Wagons,
Sprtrg Wagons, Carts, and Medical Wagons,
Successful bidders will be required to remove
tho stores within i've (6) days from the data OF
sale
Terms cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuATtermaster,
Be3I2t Depot of Washington, ID. {.
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ANOTHER HoMIcIDE.-On Saturday night,
between 10 and II o'clock, toldier named Patrick
Mnlley, of company d, 18th Veteran Reserve corps,
was stabbed by white man 10 the alley between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets which ruos into
Massachusetts avenue. He ran, after he was
stabbed, TO the house Of a oolorei woman, which
is located in the alley, and which he In company
with the murderer, as 1t is thought, had been
visiting. 1t is also supposed that quarrel oo.
CURED between them about the woman, which E.
suited In the stabhing. The dect ased was about
IS years Of age and rather good looking. He was
dressed In Uniform and had on his person about
nifty cents and also pass granting him permission
TO come from alexandria to Washington. keith er
the residence nor friends of the deceased are as
yet known. The body was taken to the Second
ward station. house, where the colore woman has
been confined.
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T INTERNAL REVENU



WARRINGTON, August, 1864, (
BY Joint resolution Of Congress, approved July
I, 1854, special tax OF five per cent. was laid on
all incomes, whether derived from trade, business
profession, salaries, dividends, interest, or any
vocation Whatever, during the year 1868, over and
above six hundred dollars.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 all persons, including
Government clerks, officers, and employees, to
render to this ONCE, or to the Assistant Assessor
OF the division In which they reside-who have
not IN AIDE q detailed return-a detailed statement
OF their income received during the year 1868,
whether derived from salary, trade profession, OF
any other vocation Whatever, including inteFest,
October, 1861.
IfsSid return 10 not made by the time specified
II will he the duty OF the Assessor to summon the
parties before him, make the assessment, and add
nifty pei cent. to the tax thus assessed.
T. NJ. PEARSON,
Au29-Bt u, 8. AIHeIaor for Dis OF Col,
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ID Y BOT ELER Il WILSON,
ID AUCTIONRERs.
OffICE UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION
WhsHINoTOS, u. C., sept. }, 1861. (
On SATURDAY, october Let, commencing at 10,
a. m, the following VariegNted and PI,in Marble
will be sold At public auction, on the grounds
north Of the United States Capitol:
100 blocks Tennessee Marble.
900 cubic feet OF remnants do.
u pieces Potomac Ma bic.
GOO feet (cubIc) Vermont Green Serpentine.
column shAt'a do.
1000 cubic feet Temna ants Italian Marble,
At the stme time will be sold n large lot Of
Doors, Shutters, and building material Of various
kinds. CLEMENT l.. WEST,
sep3d General Superinten tent.
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TIE ONO CLUB.-At the meeting on satur-
day night OF Ohio residents In the city the folio
ing officers of the Ohio Campaign Club were elected
for the ensuing quarter; VIM. Helpiek, president;
responding secretary J. NJ MeCrew, recording Eeo-
TetaTyj J. q. Wetmore, treasurer. 1t Ia expected
that Hon. Thomas Corwin, and Hon. Judge John
bon OF Cincinnati, will address the club at Its next
meeting,
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CL0THING AND CLOTHING MA.
" TERIALs.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING
September I, 1854. }
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
"Proposals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Mate
riAlsn will be received At this Bureau until Q
o'clock p. m, on the 6th day Of October next for
furnishing and delivering ION receiving thirty
days, notice. at the United States Navy Yards At
numbers and quantities and At such time. as may
be specified by the thief of this Bureau or by the
Commandants OF the said Navy Yards, respect
lively, the numbers and quantities of the different
articles, and at the places specified 10 the follow
ing list, viz;
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning, about O'Clock,
a fire brt Ike out In frame house on Twenty .hrst
street, between and q, First ward occupied by
Patrick Sullivan, and totally consumed 1t and the
adjoining house, occupied by VIM. Grsnned. The
loss was about $4,000, on which the 10 no In
huTaDce. The furnii ure saved, principally, by
the efforts of Policemen Harris and Riley.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
w AnmIAuInN NEnnE

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's oFFIcE,)
WAsHIsoTOE DEPOT, }
WAsHIH0TOS, d. C., August 81, 1864.
VIII he sold, at Public Auction, At Government
Warehouse No. 8, New York avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, Washington
city, d. Z, on TUESDAY, SeptcmbPr O, 1861, At ii
O'Clock, m, lot Of Quarter matters stores, con
demned as unfit for us or issue, viz:
A large lot OF Stoves ard Stove Pipe, BOilerr
Ovens, Old Iron, Carpenters Tsols, Desks, Chairs,
Scales, Shovelr, GrindstOnes, Hardware, Brooms,
Buckets, Psus, oid copper, brushes, Nc. &c.
the stores within five days from the date OF sale.
Termsi Cash, in Government funds.
ID. X. FUCKER,
Brigadior General and Chief Quartcrmaster,
Au2T OF Depot OF Washington.
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WANTS..

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
Wanted, a small and comfortably Furnished
House, containing 9 or 5 rooms.
One within half mile Of the intersection Of
Fourteenth street and New York avenue preferred.
Address Box 2O5, Washington city Post ONCE.
Au3O-6t
wy TED---THREE COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF July l6, and
and six copies OF July %, 1894. Persons having
copies of the above vii confer great favar by
bringing them to this oiiee. Au24u
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THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber gooda OF all kinda at uacres prioes, u
At II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinda Of Rubber goods beauti.
ully repaired at short notice. mar 2l-u
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THE THIRD CORPS. 49," THE OLA.
MOND" is new house just opened by the
cid oiflGRTB lately belonging to the I'd corps Army
OF the Potomac. It Is furnished with everything
that the palate OF an epicurean liquors could
visit to iGi Tenth street. The officers, especially
Of HOoker'S and kear ey's old divisions, will
always be welcome. ie2o-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROyER5 NEW THEATRE.
" PennN A-enue, near Willards' Hotel.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1854,
INAUGURATION
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
THE THEATRE NEWLY DE- ORAiED, AND
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED.
First night Of the Cslehrated
WARREN COMEDY COMBINATION,
Mr.. WIN. Warren, Mr.. charles Barron, Miss Jose
phine orion, Miss Emily MCstayer, supported by
an entirely new and excellent stock Company.
The celebrated composer and favorite conductor,
CHhS. KOPPIII, will direct the O. and Orchestra.
The Opening Performance will commence with
the famous hye-act comedy Of the HElR-A Flaw.
And the screaming new farce OF
SEEING WARREN.
PRICES OF ADMISSION;
Parquet, so cts.j Dress Circle, rs ctsi Orchestra
Chairs, Sli Private Boxes, Ss; Family Circle, 80
cts; Coored Boxes, 90 csj COorrd Gallery, 80 cts.
No extra charge for securing seats in advance.
Doors open at 7 O'olookj curtain will rise At 8
o'clock, precisely. Box Office open from A. m. to
p. m, daily. sb
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ADDITION TO THR NAVY DEPARTMENT
Preparations are in progress for the erection Of
an additional wing to the Navy Department. The
new structure will be two stories high, and con-
tain twelve rooms.