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TWENTY THREE WELL SITUATED BnILD-
ING LOTS ON THE ISLAND ATPUBLIC AUC-

TIOF.
past o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell TWEEN
ty,three wen located building lots the Island
Georsetown, as follows: Eighteen lots-frontins
each "a feet inches on south street, between
about a feet. to 25 foot public alley; four lots
fronting q feet inches each South = street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets west, and run.
ming back about l26 feet to 25f foot alley and one
lot fronting q feet 10 lnches-on Ninth street be-
tween eouth G and streets and running back 90
feet These lots we'll situated for building pur
poses. and are known as part Of the "Old Mansion"
grounds.
Terms One half cash, the remainder in six
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
On the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
payment of $40 on each lot will be required at
the time of sale.
Bap Ie-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE CO Auctioneers.

FORTY BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF
wEsT l STREET NORTH AND FIRST STREET
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 2s. at half
Vacant LOIS nt the corner of l. street north and
Eirst street west rontins respectively on street,
Terms cash, and sale peremptory.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers.
A cash payment Of $40 will be required at the
time of sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AvIEuE And ELsvEArH sfREER.
GARDINER & Prop.istCJe.

SUP RI OR TTRA
In addition to the old favorites, many new ones
will add to the general popularity of this highly
''''' ,ESs Sos ss1eHT, I HIND
MY p1EAsANxFp sxp NE1euBoR
With Songs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, &c.
l'?a Mss iss fas iisE #ShH TAYLOR
And * Rs4HR Etai2s!iR sfEHSRT' fsRfsi"ns uoo
And the celebrated 4S% SS%i1 TASoE. AsSsGofEsr,
GRASDEAMILy MATINEE
Admission 25 and 50 cents. Private Boxes 50
RENEFIT TO THE HOSPITALS
WASHINGTON.
HONOR TO THE IMMORTAL BARDi
I TER-CENTENaRY ANNIVERSARY
WORLDS POET,
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
THE front of Jove himself
A station like the herald Mercury,
a combination and form, indeed,
Where every God did seem to set his seal,
To give the world assurance of man: -
Hamlet, ACT III, SCENE 4.
THE NAEulNGTOS W LITERARY
AND
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Take great pleasure ip announcing to the public
THIS IMPORTANT EVENT
THE WASHINGTON TnEArER,
ELEVENTH STREET,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1874.
PROGRAMME.
OVERT URE. From Midsummer's Nights Dream.
nrnh nnda % Qoh 10 1aodn rlh in nf Brnf
Goodall.
ODE, composed b spragus g ReSited M by Joseph
To conclude with the Growing of Shakespeare
FIEsT ACT OF HAMLET, by Members of the As
ISOLATION.
MUSIC C---.."..-............, .Othello.
RECITATION. Trial scene from ''0thelio,'
hSy,ash by the distinguished shakEspSssrssn pSsr:
ESSAY ON THE GENIUS OF sHaKspEARs. Pa' Iss.
Hon. H. L. Hosmer.-
SCENE l. ACT iii sH SRsfeEss ssffefs's
81 ss the dsn
sfkishssfs assod
with allegorical picture of Shaks-
peare, under the management of the
able. W. G. cohnheim, Esq.
MISS sCHENCK, 90
JOSEPH WHITING, Esq,
CARVER HosfifHzi fHzisisEss HHEes EzsD. Ess saa Il the
n Leader, ii. a. BLISH, tiF-.s. - ~
Have kindly volunteered their eminent services. 4
The President, Lord Lyons, and Members of the
Cabinet are invited, and are confidently expected
) " BOX 10 OFFICE will be open on Wednesday Tbprs-
day and Friday, from a. m. to Il NJ; on saturday,
SreIestra Seats, ST. Dress Circle and Parquette,
Gentlemaniy Ushers will be in attendance.
aah PROCEEDS TO BE GIVEN s}l 2 l.15 "a
A HOSPITALS IS oF ooTFFrH THE cry jos. 'o
r1BRARY OF THE fne ASSOCIATION. q
yARIETIEs! VARIETIES.
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRR
FRoNrIHe PENNSYLVANIA AvEsus& q NIyrH 6fREEf
FI11 % sIanoss Stage Manager and Advertiser.
Full of the First People Nishtly,. Great PabHc
+ Ten Pretty Lady Artistes. All young, - =
& 40 graceful and attractive,
Last wesh Of fashESaWSGsbiR shS WSJsfbii FosTRRR
S'GfE SsnfiEs L1s. xIyBEEI. pE AuGnsEA E.LBY.
5s} LouIsA Ll7' WIFI AkkfErrfY LEE EEAssrlM NAY.
81 MAGGIE ygRNtoN, ANN1E ELMoRE,
Also, the two Great etat 1thfopians, the Favor
- KERNs d THOMPSON. -
The Bsit siss ktfAsffktes e 3 sdssssArLasrA dss
- The Actress and the Vocalist
The Great Comic Pantomime;
MONS. DECHALUMEAU,
Inc 1HR fInWSRs OF ERIN AND
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY authority Of deed Of trust and decree of
cause of Er glish Dodge and Cox AGAINST Ohas, ii.
and and VIM 81 Venable, the subecriber will, on the
noon to sale at auction, to the highest bid
Der, the following property in this city, the
Square No. 81: beginning at the northeast csrner
of said lot is, fronting on Sixth street east and
running thence south ~ feet thence west lN5 ieet
J inch thence north 72 feet, thence east la5 feet
inch to the beginning,
There are ON this parcel of ground FIVE tenements
AID each will be sold separately. with sufficient
portion of ground attached to each.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue at 6. II and 10 months, with
interest, for which the purchasers bonds, with
sold retained deposit Of $50 on each lot will be
Deeds, certificates, bonds, stamps, at the pur-
chaser s cost.
If the terms are not fully complied with within
FIVE days from the day of sale, the property will be
resold at the defaulter's risk and eo.t.
w. REDIN, Trustee
ap l3-3taw&ds GREEN & Williams Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE GHBORIIOOD OF THE
SSATdn0NnAL SnG RACE M &C. COURSE At AUCTION;
sell, by virtue of deed Of trust to the subscriber
and recorded in Liber n. c. T., No 8, folios 47I, /,
49, 49, i4 and AS, one of the land records for the
county of Washington, in the District of Colum-
ba at clock p. on the premises, the foil ow-
ing deserbsd property, Iying. and being in the
county Of Washington, District aforesaid, viz ::
Part of Ridge Tract, beginning for the. same at a
at its junction with St. Elizabeth tract, and thence
running by a magnetic course north So degrees and
80 minutes west along the west boundary of said
st. Elizabeth Tract chains and 81 links to stake
thence south 2o degrees and 30 minutes west S
chains and 50 inks to stake, thence south 50 de-
grees and 30 minutes east chains and 80 links to
stake set on the boundary line separating the said
part OF Ridge tract from the tract lying east there
Of, thence north Is degrees and 30 minutes east
along said boundary line chains and 80 links to
the place Of beginning, being parallel lines con
tanning three acres and four perches, be the same
more or less
Terms cash. All conveyancing, including reve-
nue. stamps, at the cost of purchaser
If the terms OF sale not complied with in FIVE
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the rst
purchaser, by giving three days notice of such re
sale in the Evening Star.
VIM MORGAN, Trustee
ap 81 -eO&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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by J. G. MoG UIRI d CO., Auctieneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a HOUSE AND LOT ON
ELEVENTH, BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust from B. B. Bridge,
dated October 2, 1857 and recorded in LiberJ A. s.
No. la foIios 40 &c. Of the La1d Records of the
MONDAY, the 18th day of Ma next, on the p.emi
ses, at 9f o clock. p m, part OF Lot seven - in
inton. bounded as follows. viz Beginning forty
nine feet seven inches from the southeast corner
Of Ii and Eleventh streets, and running thence
north twenty five feet on Eleventh street, thence
due east one hundred feet the whole depth Of said
lot, thence due north twenty five feet, and then
due west to the beginning with the i'm provemepts,
consisting of Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash and the residue in two equal in
ttalments at six and twelve months, with interest,
TO be secured
The terms of sale must be complied with With in
cne week after sale, the property may be rssold
after week notice, at the risk and cost ofthe first
purchaser. CHAS s. ENGLISH. Trustee.
ap l9 I'm j c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
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RY j. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VACANT LOTS At THE CORNER NORTH 1

STREET AND SEVENTH STREET EAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th, at
kalf-past FIVE o'clock on the premises we shall for
accoun: of the Convent of the Visitation, Lots No.
IS. 10, ~, lS and 10, fronting together N2 feet 1a
inches on North street, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets east, lin the rea- Of Mr.. Follanbee IS
residence and lJ9 feet Seventh street east, to
be divided into convenient building lots, all
ming to slleys
Terms One half cash, the remainder in six
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
On the premises
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
apl9-d J. C. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auets
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RY ]. G. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.
sIXTY,oNl HANDSOMELY LOCATED BUILD.

IN. .LUTS AT BLIC AUCT1ON.
On OnTUEsDAY AFTERNOON, May Cd. at4 O'Clock,
on the premises we shall sell nearly the whole of
sausre No. "a, known as "Kingman's Garden, -
fronting about 25 feet each l4th street north @
street, 18th street, the Circle and "Kingman
Court, all running back to fine alleys, with nne fa
cilities for drainage.
The beautiful location of these Lots being on
the high ground Immediately north of the Presi-
dent o House and Departments, the advantage of q
city passenger railroad and Potomac water imme-
tisteiy in front of the premises. render them very
desirable for Building Sites, and. the sale will
De made without reserve, it should command spe-
Terms Of sale: Oae- third in cash, and the re-
mainder in equal payments in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
Convey ances at cost of purchaser
~ cash payment of so on each lot at the time
Of sale viii be f96uired.
apI1-d JIG MCGUIRE co, Aucts.
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SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
NORTHERN PART OF TIE CITY AT AUG

On WEDNESDAY the 9th instant, at O'Clock,
thal sell in front of the pre- nises in
street north between 4th and 5th street west also,
Let's No o. and q in Square No. 6l2 fronting on
street north, betwern 4th and 5th street west
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in 6, u, and Is
months, for notes bearing interest secured by .
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
avn i6hrop GREEN L WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYJ. Q. MEG GUIRE d co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES rALE OF NEARLY ONE ENrIR

IA J. Q. MCGUIRE-& Co, Acctoneers.
TRUSTEES rALE OF NEARLY ONE ENTIRE
SQUARE NEAR THE NAVY YARD
BY virtue of a deed of trust from Joseph Curvil-
Liber ] A. s., No n, folio II, &c. of the Land
Records of Washington county, D. G., and at the
Public Auction ON TIL premises, on FRIDAY, the
6th day of May next, at O'Clock p. m. Lots Nos l.
ass rs, u, 49, IA, Is l6, in Square No. s92 in the
city OF Washington.
These lots are located south D and E. and east
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Terms of sale third cash. residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with purcha-
ers rotes and deed given and Dc sd of trust taken
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
chasers' cost.
WM B. WOODWARD, Trustee.
At the same time and place, and on the same
terms, the undersigned executor of Mrs. Curvil-
ler, will sell at public auction. Lots and in the
above square. JOS REDFERN, Executor.
ap. A-eods J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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RY BoTELER & WILSON. Auctioneers.

LATENSIYE SALE Ut HORSES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, HARNESS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On TuESDAI MORNING, April 18th, at 10 elk,
Joseph l.. Heise, situated on 6th street. south Of
Penn. avenue, his entire collection of valuable
Horses, Carriages, &C. viz = -
70 Horses, embracing several superior pairs, IT,.
Also, many fine TrOtters and Riding Horses.
l Close Carriage, ! Open Carriage, ] Calesh, 2
Phaetons; These Carriages are nearly new of
superior finish and built by the best northern
manufacturers,
10 Buggies, with and without tops,
2Sleighs, Sulky,
Is Sets Double and Single Harness,
Saddles, Brides, Whips.
Halters, Blankets Robes. &c.
Persons in want of superior Horses. Carriages
and Buggies will find it to their interest to attend
this sale. Terms cash ~
The unex pired lease of the stables (having up
wards of four years to rusi if not disposed of at
private sale will be sold at ancien at the ii
apI9 fChronl BOTELER & WILSON Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfURE DAYS.
RyJ. o. Meg UIRB 4 CO., Auc,ioneers.

RY J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDING Lors
FRONTING 7TH AND 9Th STREETS WEST,
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND s
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of April. we shall sell,
in 'front.' OF the premises, at ~ O'clock M. part
cfSquare No. ~, subdivided into handsome Build
I Lots running to alleys. This property is stu.
ated only one square from the Railroad Depot, on
the city.
Terms Ore fourth cash. balance in s, IL, Is, and
Smontns. for notes, bearing interest from date.
DEED given free of cost, and deed of trust, st
ost OF the purchaser, taken.
Title clear. - ..a ~ 81, .r. a.s % Il
:, Plats of the Square may be seen at the Auction
Rooms.
apl5-d J. G. MCGUIRE 90. Aucts,
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OUR TICKET.

Te say that We are pleased with the
nominations made at Baltimore, to-day,
wOsld not properly express the satisfaction
We zeal; the ticket is our first choice
Thers are many good, competent, and
worthy maa, in the Union party upon
whcm the honor of the Presidency might
be conferred without risk of endangering
the eaass Of the Union, or lowering the
dignity Of the country; but of all these
We prefer the stsunch old patriot who
has safely guided the Ship Of State thus
far through the perilous storms that sur
round her. He has been tried and found
true, faithful, honest and competent. He
10 the object at which the vilest anathamas
Of treason have been hurled, and upon his
head have the bitterest, deepest curses Of
rebellion and copPerheadism been heaped.
We desire to zee him reelected because
We knoU him to be honest, and will do
right; because copperheads and rebek
late him above all other men.
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Asazmg sgRl


: ~ 81 "
FROM shs Az
the tins If rsernisiaa sfaz Is Slsy -.
viiss kas Essa slnilsiy ~
II O. fias Or on peepls D 81 y
Uader all fsrmar GALS We have issEunalaa
prompsly hare disshargsd oaar who's
duty, and have ssat fusfh y large p -
cant upon our population - most of The
seaatias .af ths State ~ b. .the.~ ep1anasss
nifty shoala naaifast sach apparent indise-
faEsace a tie present. time, Hhen trooPs
me lnars needed than atany time bsfsss,
We are as q loss % disine No man sassaa
dizposed 70 put forth - eaoss inr tAs
raiaing Of men u money. Ihh i srisnin-
ally wrong; NO haya now zsaahed he
crisia, the FINAL struggle Is evsn nov b.
ing made, and enc result of the issua d.
psads IN q great neaaasaTe upon The
prompsaess With which rsinforcsmanss are
sent forward. Men are nsededr-~mst
urgently needed--at this very rnonsBt
the Iengthening lines behind Sherman
and Grant assss Be kept open, Or their aa-
vance will be fatally checked, and. The
brilliant victories they have already
achieved will prove barren aud fruitleas.
Men mast be had. IfYolunteers ara not
promptly ssnt forward, the draft WIN in
evitably be enforced. Let US 80 70 work
in earnest and zee if sonsethiag can not be
done. We are not willing yettoeonelude
that ali the patriotic men Of Pottawatta-
mic have gone to the war, though We do
know that nothing but lack Of patriotism
or courage il all that keeps number Of
our young men at home; there are enough
haE-elpployed laborers, brieaess lawyers,
idle and useless clerks and students, who
are doing NO good at home, for themselves
OF community, and whose evrey appear
sancs in citizens dress at this time, when
the Government is calling SO loudly foE
help, is burning disgrace to themselves,
their families, and will be an inherited
reproach to their posterity-we say there
are enough of these in our midst to hall
6ll company, and yet not man has
volunteered. For the sake Of our brave
brothers and friends who are in the field,
for the sake of the fair name Of our coun-
ty, and to save ourselves from everlasting
disgrace, let US now 20 to ae0rk'
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UNION CONVENTION.

Council BLUFFS, June 7, 1864.
Pursuant TO call, the Union men of
Pottawattamie county assembled in mass
convention at Union Hall, Tuesday; June
7, 1854, at 2 o'clock P NJ
On motion Of Mr.. Douglass, Hon. c.
Baldwin was elected chairman, and E. r.
Burdick secretary.
On motion Of Mr. Bloomer, the con-
vention proceeded to ballot for delegates
to the District Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Everett, it was re-
solved that delegates to the District Con-
yention be authorized to cast the vote of
the county in the State Convention.
The following gentlemen were then
elected Delegates: .#
D. G. BLOOMER,
R. L. DOUGLASS,
ABRAHAM JACKSON,
Fl. Il. FIELD,
HORACE~EVERETT,
W. G. CRAWFORD.
On motion of Mr.. Treynor, a Central
Committee for the ensuing year, consisting
of Ave, was appointed by the Chair.
The Chair appointed as such commit
tee
|. T. P, TREYNoR, Chm,
A. DINsMoRE,
J. W. MORSE,
j. c. LAYTON,
JoHN BRArToN.
Committee was instructed TO call COun-
ty Convention Cor nomination Of candi-
dates for county officers, 1-s.t-.<s +
Mr.. Clark offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
ResOESed, That We are, well pleased
with the course of our able representative
in Congress, Hon. John A. Kaason, and
We hereby instruct our delegates 70 ass at
honorable exertions 70 secure hia reaa.ni-
nation. +.
The following resolution vs. esgpFad IN
MF. Everett, and after soaaa
iadepsea &
Nssoipsd, Thai shs ss IL Esapsssis
s1rs 81 sasssa i bSan 81 aeS
i 10 x zaan, and lly I d seisa
i. = - - = - Is = -.
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In4a u kes Ing aas % ~ IN ns
p5zs We 80 sazlssi| ]. z<ssl ~. s
responsibility Ii pablic expsnditusss
vigorous and juss sysEaah sktaxssso
! \ II sla&pss q sHy EAl ssate n
the credit and pFOHaoss thaimas IL aaa
81 gaFFeuey ~
Resotved, That We apprpen q sAs
tioa taxed kd Is GdseFi s
people d the Uniaed ssatss caas nesss =
eAsa nth ind aeKenaa co. atsampk e sss /
krrppssn power " overt hreY ky FRS ! !
~ Seiak 81 3 Als Che iEs - NJ II
fsa HSa samshE bn Ba f 49, -
Gsntinent, ard that they viii xisz Nd +
extreme iesbssy as msnasing % the pssss
and Independents Of our oafn es5sansgy Il {
efforts " any sacff pUwsr u obtain j "a
bod for moaarehisl goyerhwenss saaai /
ed BY foreign military force in near psax. !
unity to the Enfsed SEases.
The reading fths resSIutiSns vi
quently interrupted withapplanse.
On motion the rcsofutiosa were adesss
by aeelazaAtiont %3lEeastI
A motion was made to proceed q SIS
to nominate candidates for presid u -
yicepfezidsnE. - a1'' r 81 I'D. &
Z Cameron offered . sdtatitnts shas AZ I
ham Lineeln and Hannidai HhasaiNtka
declared the uraassfEsosss ehOace Of the
ION party. 9'. 80. - 81
POI Calls were made for = DIVISION u ~
question, IN order 70 yose separsteiy
- Stevens moved 70 lay pa ne -tAs5l
80 Considerable eonFsAsa0H, cAAeeffhg ata
cries OF Z sgestaofi" 800 49, ssfsa
CaineFqh Withdrew his lnofiuas and u
fered a'sssstssate that Aaissssa q asslhs
ed the unanimous elloIce OF the Uriisas
ty as nominee Tor che presldencg 81
As the vote wes about being I'll Ell III
rnond urged that the vote BE- taken
States as it had; said there was ) diispo
ton TO rush the nomination Of Izneeia
through the convention and aiae aay a..
trary expression Of sentiment. ~ s1 ~ ss7 Z
The proposition was well received. tie
States called and the result as follows -
Lincoln, 497, Grant, 22-an from Mis
souri,. sss4,
On motion the vote was declared unaa-
imous IL Il .~... S
Convention then proceeded to vote Sx
candidate for vice president. A. s,; e
Andy Johnson. Hannibal Hanulin.
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FREMONT,

Mr.. FREAoNT says, in his letter &C.
eephng the nomination of the Cleveland
Convention, that be will withdraw his
same from the canvass, and support the
nominee Of the Baltimore Convention,
provided that nominee is a man acceptable
70 hia mind. He believes that no effort
should. be spared to harmouixe and unite
the Union element Of the country-that
ell divisions and dissentions within the
party should be guarded against and pre-
vented Is far as possible--that minor is
sues should be laid aside, past differences
forgotson, and the Union men of the
Tho!s country should act together in unity
aad harmony, to secure the greatest pos
able strength to the Government and to
gard against presenting a divided front
to the enemy. Very wen, so far, but he
goes on to inform US that if Mr.. LINCOLN
= nominated he (FremOut) will consider
i has duty TO run, and do all in his power
70 defeat him; not that he believes Mr..
Lincoln disioyal to the cause Of the Union.
dishonest, or incompetent, or that he ap-
Psehends the cause of the Union would
Be unsafe in his hands for another four
years, bot because he has beea personally
Ia :. in =,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-27

THEArEE.--It gives as great pleasure
10 state that Messrs. Dufield * Flynn
have made an engagement with Miss
Olive Logan, and that she will appear
for the first time in our city TO night.
Miss Logan is a most charming lady,
well educated, reared in elegant soci-
ETY., and an authoress Of fine ability.
She has but recently adopted the pro-
fession in which her noble sister Eliza,
won g reputation co extensive with the
brOaa domains Of our country, and won
hosts of friends who will never forget
or cease to honor the memory Of LOGAN.
Miss Olive, though comparatively a
novice, has already attained eminence.
With talents, such as hers, for the
stage, good taste, practice in the best
of schools, she could not fail TO take
high rank and the period is not re-
mote when she will be recognized as
the bright particular star Of the
American dramatic armament She
will appear tonight as Pauline, in Bull
wer's beautiful play of the Lady of
Lyons She will be ably supported
The performances close with the after
piece Of the Spectre Bridegroom
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