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RE. APPEARANCES OF vALLANple.


'@s ~ Among HIS Adhereats. -ftlF
0IFeINNATI, June eI5-FalIsndigham arrived
af Hamilton, Ohio, this morning, and made q
speech an the, Pablic SQUARE, and LEFT, In the
Deal H. Of RshiSa Thee me .y wss :. 4s sa.
nton.
.G"HHa IANorHER DAP AroHIg4
,,e a. ss xsl.hdtGnam made
yention, held at Hamilton o-day, with ap-
parent surprise TO the larger portion Of the
assembly. He was received with great en-
He spoke briefly from written document,
narrating his arrest, and defending his action.
He said the assertion OF the President that he
was arrested because he labored with some
effect to prevent the raising Of troops and en-
couragiEg desertions from the army, or had
disobeyed, or failed TO counselobedience to the
lawful authority, was absolutely false He
appealed for proof to every speech he had
made. and to the record OF the military COM
mission, by his trial, and the sentence by which
he was banished. 81 s.tF a..
He said -"The real offence laid to my
charge was words Of criticism of the public
policy OF the Administration, addressed to An
open political meeting Of nay feliow(citizens.
been arrested, no newspaper suppressed with
in the State. fer the expressions OF IT'S public
opinion, while hundreds In public assemblies
and Though the press, with Language and
violence in which never in nduiEed, icrftictsing
and condemning the acts and policy OF ths
Administration, have denounced the war,
maintaining even the propriety of recognising
the Southern Confederacy." do not mean
any longer to be the only man OF the party
who is the victim OF an arbitrary power. II
Abraham Lincoln seeks my life let him so de-
clare, but he shall not again restrain me of my
personal liberty except upon due process OF
law" y-l 's5s. 37f-sl. ola sar =.
He denounced order No. 80, Under which he
was arrested, and said 1t was against the Con-
stitution and laws, and without validity; all
proceedings under IL were null ana void. The
time had arrived when it became him, as a citi-
zen Of Ohio and the United States, TO demand /,
and by his own act vindicate, his rights, priv
but OF which, for so many months, he had been
deprived He reiterated his regret to criticise
the Administration. He cautioned his politi-
cal friends nom any violence on his account,
but advised none TO shrink from any respon-
sibility, however urgent, IL forced upon them.
| He was accompanied to the depot by an en- =
thusiastic crowd, and arrived at Dayton to-
night, sThereit is understood that he will make
another speech The convention elected him
a delegate TO the Chicago Convention.
,m Another Account. Tl-.
CINCINNATI. June 15.-Vallandigham ar
rived at Dayto at half. past five, and pro-
ceeded Immediately to his residence. There
was no demonstration Rumors aretcurrent
that, soon after his arrival, he had taken tho
night train for Toledo, but II was subsequent
ly announced that he would deliver public
speech to. morrow. There Ii considerable ap-
prehension Of trouble at Dayton, and the peo-
pie are very much excited. a'f 80 -
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KIDWILL 4 HENDERsON,

UIDWlLL & HENDERSON, 7-.f a.
n No. 367 ID 4TRRIr, NEAR NNrH
Respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have now in store well SO.
isc'WssA WALL IL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES,
which they are prepared to sell At the lowest cash
Work done at short notice in the city or country
By experienced worhnen.
Remember the Place, No. J65 street, near 9Th,
Yrarklin Hall Hnilai1s. ap1-tf
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A BULL IN A CHINA SH0l
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
THNrH STREET, ABOVE PRENsYLyAsIA AyRxr,

By desire,
MR.. J. 8. CLARKE
supported by Miss Alice Gray and the Entirs Co,,
pany, will appear ooi''
THIS EVENING, JUNE I6
for the last time. as
in Shakspeare's
COMEDY OF ERRORS,
and as
JEREMIAH BEETLE b
in Taylor's comedy of
BABES IN THE WOOD. d,
introducing his inimitable
DRUNKEN SOENE
To-morrow-The great comedy of .
EVERYBODYS IS FRIEND,
and the never -tiring
ODLES
CLARKE IN TWO OF HIS GREATEST CHAR.
ACTERS. : :
In rehearsal, Shahspeares comedy, the
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA;
also the standard drama of the -
GOLDEN FARMER,
and the Oriental spectacle of the -...
FORTY THIEVES.
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RY J. Q. MoGUIRs & co., Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES sALR OF REAL ESTATE CORNER
0F pPEMEsfLVAEIA AVENUE AND 18TH
On s1TURDAY AFTERNooF, June 25th at s11
trust dated March 81, 1854 and duly recorded in
Liser Nc 81 foiios u ct SEQ. one Of the land rec
No. J. in south OF square No. l,019, situated
st the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street east.
Terms: One. half cash; balance in three snd six
months, secured by deed of t,ust $50 to be paid
on the ground at the time of sale. And tae trus-
tee reserve the right to resell. after four nser-
tions in the Evenins Stal, At the risk of fsultns
piled with in fve days after the day of sale
Conveyances and STAN us at cost Of purch aser
GEO. O. MITCHELL Trustee
. je lid &c. MoGUIRE6 6 90, Auots
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pYJ.o. Meg UIRE l. CO., Auetionsers.

UNREsERvED SALE OF THREE FRAME
y DWELLING HOU sEs ON FOURTH sTKEET
VEST BETWEEN AND STs. NORTH.
on the premises, we shall sell part Of Lot 1 in
Square. No. Sis, fronting on 4th street west, be-
tween i street north and New York avenue. inn
proved by three
THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSES.
eiveD.
Terms cash. .#t ."..
This property will be sold absolutely to the hi igh
est bidders, the owner is about remove to the
West.
Title perfect.
je I4-d ]. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE 4 Co.. Auctioneers.w
oHANoTRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON G sTREET NORTH, OPPOSITE THE PAT.

ENT 0FFICH. L-.l =. = .-.-T - -
on ths nrsmses by 1rsus Of sscrs M aas M &c
preme Court of the District Of Ooum oia, sitting in
schaneery, passed n certain cause, yhsrsin VIM.
com plainsnt.. and Emily MasGilI and winfield 8.
MacGiIl and Richard Butt are defendants, No ls4
Fart of Lot No. "A, In square No. 4a5, fronting 25
ie ct north street between 9th and 7th streets
lot, together with the i'm proyements consisting Of
two story Brick Back Building.
Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest. secured by the
purchasers notes with approved enforcement. =
ave days the trustee reserves the right
TO resell one weeks notice in the Nation al In
CoHveyanees and stamps At the cost Of the pur-
chaser. - WIN. MACGILL, Trustee.
je HID ]. g. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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PY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE

ISLAND AT AUCTION. ..
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p m -.
shall sell in front of the premises part of Lots
7, and 9, in squere No 53s This property fronts
south y. and is between Sd and ~ streets west.
Persons ,desirous of purchasing building lots in
this section OF the city would do well to attend the
sale, al the property viii be sold without reserve
Terms: One half cash; balance in Elk and twelve
months for notes beasipg interest A deed given
and deed Of trust taken. go will be required of
each purchaser when the property is knocked off.
wsrrantee deed given. /. s'. -
te 4.d6ds GREEN i WILLIAMS Aucts T
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans, - Court OF
iettsrs on the PERSONAL estate Of Ia
~ Key WALLACE, late Of Washington City, D. 9,
said deceased, ' are Hereby wsrnsd to eShibit the
same With the thereof to the su bscri her
otherwise By law Be excluded from ali benefit Of
the said estate. J ..--...t = -
Given under RE issd ii; w {: i7SaHs l
THIsIs T9 aIyE { NoTISE, .S That The s sabseri
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia,
letters testamentary the personal estate of Will
i% an persons having Claims Against the SAID de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
or before the 18th day of May next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit ofthe said
Given under my hand this 18th day qf Mag; 1864.
my 30-law3w' Ii Executor.
eeT Ia. rS obsaiped nom E Court Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
Cook sn
deceased. All persons having claims against The
sd
may Otherwise BY law be excluded from all be nsat
Given under my hand this 18th DAY s Of Msy E 1854
VNHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 scriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
of Washington County in the District of Columbia:
letters OF standardization on the personal estate OF
Bar bera Williams, late of Georgetown, ID. o., de
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
before the oath day of May next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from al benefit ofthe said
estate. Vi ~
= - CHRIST1ANA SIMPSON, %,
my "A Iaw3ws n - Administratrix.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i beri has obtained from the Orphans Con rtof
? washington county, in the District of Columbia
of ad t. q. the personal ca
tate of smes Britt late of Washington city, D. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the
same ith the thereof, to the subscriber
, on or before the nth day Of May next; they may
othsrwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
Given under my hard this nth ID day q r., May
A. D. 1864. -. hCnAnI BRITT,
my a-law3v' AemAnaSsfator 6. :. Q.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNID HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, oAyALnY BualAu,
Waslisg.o.. ID. C.. April Is, ise4
VIII be sold 1T public auction, to the hi CHEST bid
der, at the times and places named below, Wis:
Newport, Penna Thursday, May 9Th,
Gettysburg Penns.. Monday, May 9th,
Altoona, Penns. TburidSy, May 18th,
d in, Penna., THURSDAY, May 18th,
Reading, Penna., Thursday, May 18th,
lebanon, Penns.. ThurbdaZ, June %,
Northumberland, Penna., THURSDAY, June 9Th.
sS1nton, P.nna :, Thursday, June 18th.
Wnnamsrort, Penns, Thursday, J une z5o.
One hundred le9) HORSES NJ gettysburg, ana Two
hpnared and Fifty 1901 At each OF the other places
Inese norses have been condemned as unht Tor
tns cAvkny serylce OF the nited States AImy.l
.ot aoso ana farm purposes many good bargains
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales begin at 10 .. m, and continue daily nntil
Terms: cash. In o. 8. Trs.sury notss only. Z
sp.S-tje2o 1t. ool. and o. Q. II. Cs1alry bureau,
GALE or CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
CAt.f Ouaytyn1aster's Qfoe. Depot Of Wa,hinsto. !
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June g. iN 20
viii be sold at puhlis auction, at the Corrsls,
DC on June ]. iss4, ana on WIS,
SEsDAY, JuRs uHoksEs "a y i is6 lS' 'SsuLxs Il O
tond en- ned as unit for public service. p
Terms: Cash In Government FUNDS. ,lFE
Bale TO eommenc at 10 o'clock .. mt
BYis Gen and Chief Quartsrm asteY,
sstd Depot Of WaaAinston.
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RY J. @. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Auctioneers.,
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE REAR
OF TIE NATIONAL HOTEL ATPUBLIC AUC-

OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL ATPUBLIC AUC-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June ", At 81 o'clk,
the premises, shsll sell Lot No. s, in Squars
No i90 fronting Sc feet inches ON north street,
between Four and . half and Sixth street west,
and running back about 123 feet to . 30 foot wide
public alley with Brick Buildip9, Ions and favor.
ably known as the 9 W ashin Rton Bath House,
rsnaers II ssrr arabs Hs ss Yor ha;ns
and we invite the particular attention of capital
lists And business men to the sale.
Terms :One-half cash the remainder in months,
with interest, secured by deed of trust on the
Cost of conveyances and revenue stamps to be
ie 10 q McGuIRE co Aucts
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". =. .CAnAVAuoH-.-----..'.-- '.--..---S StA6e Manager.
Reproduction. BY particular reaaes., for, = .
): $sE:$HHE $sH $aHHHHE $aHHE $sEE:s -,
sHHsEHsEB BEsSs BssS
during the Weeks of its
Torrance n FEN sPfTfHfSf fTHSUsAsp 8 PERSONS. i
express the entitled
@ - Il eEP593s eEP593s S4xE, SAVE, ~ 0i% =
! r , s$B;s;s s$B;ss SzSH: SAVE, ..s3 = |
s s tsHEBsH
T. NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
new scEsSERY ASP sP
RAVES IN tss kss a1RRsisssd Mountains
Waterfalls and Cliffs in the Cumberland Noun
tains. q - - -.
~. ~ = Appointments by Mr.. Sullivan. tL
.'tti Music arranged by Joe Braham.
VII! The Burning Mountains and Rescue Of Virginia
villarsis one of the most awfully grand illustra-
tlons ever presented to the pu blic -
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, "y y
And on AETIREooN st
for, the Canterbury, by John F. Poole. Esq, en-
''''eN y cUDJos CAVE, sa
BATTLE-CR7 OF FREEDOM. &
POMP, self -emancipated bond
.
Cudjo, a deformed egro and fugi-
tive but sound in heart 49,. ..---. Billy west
master ...0---.....s.:J J. J. Dougherty
ofcourage and of cunning. ...... w. Is. Cavanagh
Rev. Mr.. Villars, an aged clergy
man, and blind -. -. Mr..
MI VilIars -. John Null gan
Stackbridge) = e.. Mr. Leifert
Withers Tennessee Unionists -. Mr.. Happier
iGrodd .-.-t E'0--.. r-- (.-lMcPherson
Lvsander Sprowl. ta. FL.
Aug Biythewood MIR. Williams
Dan Pepperill 49, jSecessionists3 .-..a N. Sullivan
Cad -... ..........., Wilson
Derring .......... Howard
Davis .......... t....... Johnson
danehterl Jennie Forrest
her brother...'. ..-........ Lucy Clifton
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. lAuctionesrs.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING tors AT THE
4" CORNER OF II ANUI9TH STREETS.
On FRIDAY AFTERN0QN.June IL, at half past
six O'Clock on the premises shall sell, parts of
Lots Nos. 10 and IL in square No lee, fronting on
NORTH street. at the corner of Nineteenth street
west to be divided into building lots.
These Lots are finely located for private resi-
depces: on quiet and pleasant street, but In full
view Of Pennsylvania ayelue. f
Terms cash.
Conveyances 1t the cost Of the purchaser.
te sd J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts. ,
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DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW,

DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE ls.
NEW YORK AVENUE.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK. q:
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK. q.
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES,
TRAINED DOGS AND MONKEYS,
TRAINED MULES AND BUPFALOEs.
Together with the Blind Talking Horse,
EXCELSIOR, JR.
The Comic Mules,
PETE AND BARNEY. E
And Henry Cookies
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
From London and Paris. The whole under the
personal supervision of
MR.. DAN RICE, e..
Assisted by his young, beautiful and accomplished
wife, e
MRS. DAN RICE, t
And the Eminent American Equerries, 81
PROF. g. Q. STOKES AND LADY
Admission to Pit. Is cents.
BOX Seats----- ..---. ----- ID cenIs'
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON Heights
OF GEORG FLOWN Ar AUCTION.
VIII sell at Public Auction on TUESDAY AF.
TERN O0N June 2lst, At O'Clock. in front Of the
premises Lot No. 81, on the CORNER of Prospect
street and % on Frederick street. Persons want.
ing beautiful site. Commanding 3 splendid view
down the Potomac, will do we'll to attend this sale.
months. - = -
,Conveyancins and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. :
Title perfect. ruoo nou,,u
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct ;Georgetown.

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE
TOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2lst, 1854, at
o'clock. will sell. in front Of the prsmises Lots
No. 20 and go in BealPs sd dition to Gsorgetown,
frop ting 10 feet West street, with depth OF
10 feet on MONTGOMERY street These lots win be
divided into fonr buildilg lots. each fronting 90
feet on the south side Of West street with depth
OF ITO feet to 10 feet alley from Montgomery
street. ..s ~ o..
The south parts Of Lots $50 and ISL, fronting so
feet on the west side Of Green street, above West
street. with depth of 12o feet. Dis 80 -
Part OF Lots No. l8 and l99 in BeaIl's addition
10 GEORGETOWN. fronting ~ feet on the east side Of
Green street, above Gay street, with depth of lO
feet.
Terms ut sale.
All conveysnciug and stamps at the osst Of the
'jeed TIntelJ THos. BOWLING. Auet.
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MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,

HzsEH$$* HzsH$$* szEHE Es55EEHHE
the most "0?asFHI%Ez $fSHE goBE soPE 4Bg1sgE 4 STE
in. this country. She will also execute some bean
ERENGGH ERENGH AsPsPAkkIIssHH AsP sPAkIsH BBAEEGEs BAEGEss
s$EsS# M M sffsH sbSsfsH zzSsSHs bzSsSSHHs
and tfs sztElrs
A''''''N y sSss M9ss. BARF1sF44E: B4PF1sF4E::
sSgE# ssBE$ HAF & & SE, SEz5EE; HEz5EE;;
nvn,eis i9sEHsEE EfsE s$sEhs4 s'ssS zHb DOUGH-
sHss$ BsSfSEsESEEEEs III 6
- MISS EsTELLH FORREST
|, MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
ina anew ssassSS1 sosss q Of THEoHRARr, So
ssIs fsRas sss0 kess
Songs, pDaInses, asenss Banjo =. Solos,
BY the Largest and Most Iaieskd Company i. tn.
In active preparation, and will be shortly pro-
sen'sTSh Ths K tsf as4HsT g1a4Hss ihs SENSATION DRAMA
ever presented to a'Washington audience, entitled
the ~ BusHwHAoKERs
r,ia.a-n THE PoSTfoMAc.
NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY
,..,oa,c,ns and effects
in'f0''WHa WHsHiNGroN CELEBRITIES
The Dramais now in rehearsal, and viii be pro:
'"'s0 - SUPERB MANNER,
with a
FULL CAST and all the NECESSARY APPOINT.
TO- MENTS -
gotten mp at an expense of over
.It TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
And by far superior to anything ever presented
to the Washingte n public. replete with g
Striking Tableauxl .a.sA tz1sr.s.,
--- iDComical Situati0nsi .7,.s s.f- ar
;" - Local Hits 49, -ltrF75s
$50 And Patriotic Sentiment
Entirely devoid of Profanity and disgusting Vul:
garity-with beneficial Tendency, and Moral
Lesson to all For synopsis Of scenery. incidents,
DC, see THE CRITIC. pu bhshed at the Caater6nry
and circulated gratuitousiy throughout the city.
admis.ion - - % IS
PriVsts BsIss, holding SIX 1psrsons------.---. %
fl. Doors open at 7 e'cloek: PsrfOrmanes to CON-
msncs at s o'clock. a.ss7 I'D pa tJ..EssI -
FAMILY MATINER sArURDAY AFTERNOON
FAMILY MATINEE SATqRpAY1 AETEENQ0N
AT TWO O'CLOCK. r.
y '4s Ladies = cents; Chiloren " ReenU,'
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5e H-d ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aut
LIMITED STATES MARsHALS SALE.

In virtue Of two writs Of Fieri Faciss issued from
the CLERKS once Of the Circuit Court Of the
expose TO public sale for cash at the front Of the
Court House door, Of said county on MONDAY. the
fendants right title, claim, and interest in and to
lots No. J., ? and 5, in Square No. 80, being the
undivided third part of said Lots seEed snd leviea
upon as the property Of William Dou glass, and will
be sold to satisfy judicial No 2sS and 79s to Octo
Der term 1889 in favor of VIM. G.. ". White and
Brother, use of James r. emith, use Of Henry
Douglass. WM, SELDEN,
my l3-d&ds late q. g. Marshal. D. q.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
WM. SELDEN,
SET late Q. 8. Marshal, ID. q.
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AUCTION SAL ES.
FUTURE DAYS
FUTURE DAYS
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is.

. By virtue Of decree of the suprsme Court Of
the District OF Columbia dased en- the 2lst of May,
A. lsi passed ass din in certain cause so sGD
trustee, com lainant, and John Williams dsfend-
tnt.the undersigned trustee will, on FRIDAY,
TIE l7th day Of Junes A. D. 1854 ut six o'clock
IN iroHt OF the premises. procesd to sell Ail
that lot Of erou nd situate in the city OF ashins
ton, and District OF Colu mbia, knownand desig-
mated as lot numbered is in square numbered b;
also the east seven feet eight inches front OF lot
numbered Is, in sait square. together with the i'm
provsments on SAID lot and part of lot consisting
OF large three story brick dwelling houss. (beng
sportion CT The real estate of the late Commodore
stephen Cassin.) 70 gl.I- b. l..o-.s-..,,. a..
This property is situated on North K street. be-
tween 26th and 9th Affects west, fronting 81 feet
and inches on K street. and extending back with
that uniform width: {57 feet inches) 100 feet 10
inches 10 public alley. - :" "
r. The terms of the sale are One third cash; the
balance to be paid in two equal instslments. at six
and twelve nj onths from the day OF sale; said bal
to bear interest from the dsyof sale, and ths
ps, ment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser or purchasers, with surety to be ap-
proved by the trustee. '' :" -
If the terms of sale be not complied with within
five days from the day Of sale the trustee reserves
the right to re sell the property at the risk and
cost of the defau1ting purchaser, by advertisin g
such re sale three times in some one or more daily
newspapers published in the city of Was hington
All conveyance and stamps at the cost of the
my 26- staw&ds GREEN 4 Williams. Incts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD'S NEW THEATER,
. L TEHrH' srRsEr, BErwKsx e AND p.
SACRED GRAND ooNCERr.
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1854.

. SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1854.
MAD. CECILIA Y KRETsoHMAR,
Prima Donna Cathedral de St. Aloysius.
Madame Kretschmar has been long and favor
ably known to the iEens Of Washington To say
se Occupies is but faint Of tbe srf
shs , deserves As an srtiste, she stands arst in
has no superior -.
..',! NJ. THEoDoRE HABLBMANN, o.
Tenore de Grazia, Ansehutzs Grand Opera, New
t. .ni ~ .--f k!r. York. t..-, : ..'f
HERR JOSEPH HRRMANNs, ~.
Basso Profundo of Her MaJests's Royal Theater,
Z > London.
i-.s ..q dHERR 8. J. sIRPHANI, .. !.
Prince of Piaaists whose eminent services have
been secured expressly for this mammoth produc-
To. speak of the trio who are to support Mad,
pen fails to accord to them seSerptiVe appreeia sas'
them to the recessss efasS of sSeG
fected by the friends Of Msd.me Kfetschinar as
and Ha6elmann the cherished recoiiections cons
ourpar trceAsnt manager Mr. Grover. -
labor will be spared to render it acceptable to
sacred composition have been selected and will
be given to sstiate the highest antcipations Of all
Mr. Ford has generously tend cred the e. uss of his
beautiful temple of the drama that all may be ac-
s.
upon the part of Mr. Ford that, even at this early
and SsEs m se aspdsy
dered their consent and protection. Let them be
assured the cor, piment will not pass unrewarded
to to
aided her in former expressions of favor her sim
nec % that the
far more brilliant than any former presentation
sreaa anS Of
MIA avenue and at the box office Of the theater ON
and after Friday morning, June II. :
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra. - 75 cents Dress Circle. 10 cents
Family Circle Is cents Reserved seats 2sa, extra
Tickets tor sale AZ the Hotels: 1e l6-3t
.,--- GROWERS rHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HorIL
Also Of growers Nsy Chestnut Street Thssss2. ThssstS.
-, LAST NIGHT But TWO
of ta and
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
who will appear in hfF ANeHoN of
THIS 9TH hURSDAY) EVENING, JUNE1s -
Will be presented the beautiful play in FIVE act a
translated from the German especially for Miss
in'''p''"' Gil LITTLE FADErTE:
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THE CRICKET .f-iR
FanchonVivieux, the Little Cricket MissThomnson
RATES OF ADMISSION:
5rsssstrs Srsss asets chaiis - e e cents cents
Tickets for sale at ali the Hotels. - Is
FRIDAY EVENING, June IL, Benefit, and posi.
SON Ge sg Kohariotte Thomp-