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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

CRY CoUEcnl--Bodrd Of Aldermen
following business was transacted last night A
contingent fund foI the Mayer. A resolution was
adopted TO increase the GAlAry OF WSySon stevens,
Ss sfs
ing In the aggregate to ga After some other
business Of minor Importance, the Board adjourned
Common coIneii.-A petition was received from
W. n. Coleman, proposing TO rent part Of Fifth
ESSa n ~, TseG az hgaT Ky Ere ss%
Telegraph, presented report with resolution that
II Is not exPedient at this time to engage such
mittee on Fire Engines and Companies to report
the quality and quantity OF hose belonging 70 the
soEs, and how much more Il 5equired and I've pro;
what 10 the beat mode OF distributing them In the
four wards Of the town. and to examine the IRE
plugs every two months and see that they are kept
In good order. The report was accepted and re-
ferred to the Committee on Fire Companies and
Mr., Shoemaker, OF the Committee on Streets,
reported resolution appropriating s2o0 for clean
ing and lining the streets and alleys Of the town,
coal Ishes placed in front OF their rssdsnces be.
tween the LIST and 18th Of May will be removed by
the city IoAvengers. Adopted.
Mr.. Peck, ofthe Committee on Water, presented
report with resolution ApproprlatinI 1900 for
repairs OF hydrants. Adopted.
presented report with resolution, to pay Charles
Moment Sl90;b0 for repairs OF street Tampa, ard
authorizing the Mayor to have the lamps properly
Also, report TO pay Q. Smith siiI W. II. Fletcher
e2e.66i and II. u. Walker st2 30 for work done.
Adopted: Also report with resolution, direct
drains placed so az TO drain Miss DudleJ's prop
erty on Frederick street. Adopted, Also a report,
with resolution, appropTiAting one thousand dol.
lars for the repair OF Bridge street, ave hundred
dollars Tor the repair Of High street, hye hundred
hundred dollars for the repair OF streets and 1lleyI
generally 70 Be paid for out OF the contingent
Mr. CFARan offered A feaolutIon hvIng tb. TINA
D, m, Adopted,
Mr., Shoemaker offered resolution that the Del
diem Of the members be fixed at two dollArS VIII
hns Of four dollars for absence, only sickness Of
absence from the District OF ColumbiA to be 40
eepted rs an excuse. The resolution was passed
totAke effect on the LIST of March next, whereupoI
Mr.. Shoemaker rendered his Resignation.
The resolution allowing Charles and LuoindI
Matthews 70 construct q drain to connect with thI
sewer IN Washington street, was taken up AMI
adopted 's
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PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR.


oFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY oP SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHIEGTCN, ID. Z , April ~, 1854. I
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the llth
Of May, al ~ O'Clock m for furnishing the subsist-
enee Department with
The pTop0 ais will be for what 10 known at this
Depot as Nos. !, ., and 3, and bids will be enter
tanned for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must DO In duplicate, and for each grade on
different sheets OF paper.
The Flour to be fresh ground and delivered In
rev oak barrels, head lined.
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within
hye days from the opening OF the bids and in such
quantities, daily, as the Government may direeti
delivered at the Government warehouse In George.
town, at the wharves or railroad depot in Wash
ingtOn, d. c.
The delivery OF all Flour awarded TO DO com.
pleted within twenty days from the opening OF
the bids.
Payment will be made in certificates Of indebted
meas, or Bush other funds AZ the Government may
have for disbursement.
The usual Government Inspection will be made
just before the Flour is received, and none will be
accepted which 10 not fresh ground.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the bid OF
each bidder who has not the oath on nlo In this
ONCE, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed 10 comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present 70 respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
| for any cause,
BIDS TO 30 addressed to the UNDERMINED, at No.
22r C street, endorsed, Proposals for FLOUR
| 8. Q, GREENE,
I Ap2s-lOt Captain and C. s. "
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~ Peoples TsleGraph.-NswF First Glass
LrSss, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington ofnoes: REPuB-
LIcAH BUILDING, Oil Ninth street, twsst sids,)
and corner PonnsylvAnia avenue And sixth street.
under National Hotel
CHARLES y. MOVES,
febis-u Manager Washington District.
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0B- Tho OsnfosriShs aha MxPsrtonee Of
Az LvALIDa Published for the beaent, AAd q
warning and sAuIIoH TO TevHa Men who sufs
men Nervous Debility, PREMATURE Decay Of Man
hood, etc., supplying 81 the same time TIE MnAR
or SELF euni. by enc who has cured hasslf q
" being put 70 great sxpenss and izlury thSougs
medical hunbug And quasksry.
w. ensioainG postpaid adAFSsss1 spVsisrs
ss&Sis sopiss nAy be had OF the author,
nATHANIKL MAYFAIR, ~.
Nv o-I no4forl Hngn County, y.
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~ K. J. wilkins, ESQ.,, has been an
pointed Agent Of the Great fsnnsyiyanis Routs,
vice X Q. Morton, 70 take effect on the 4sth Inst.
the corner Of sixth street and Psansylvania ave
Hue, during the past two years, and IL thoroughly
oonversAnt with the business Of the route IN Al
Its departments. All applications for inform ton
tickets, 40, must DO addressed to y. J. WILKES
Agent Great PennsylvaAia Route, sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. ED. Q. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Great Penns. Route.
m2t-dtf
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DY JAMES @. MCGUIRE q CO.,
Id AUCTIoNEERS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
WHARF PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ., at hAlfIpAst
hVe O'Clock, on the premises by virtue OF the order
and decree Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, bearing date on the 9th day Of April,
decree, will sell that valuable wharf property near
the terminus OF the Long Bridge, known az
"Leno1b Wharf, being the whole OF Square num-
bered 40, having front Of 26o feet inch Water
street, 2tl feet ineheen on south street, I9l
feet 10 inches On Thirteenth street west, and 20
tanning 1854 square feet, more or less. Thewater
front u improved BY q IubItantial stone and dirt
wharf and believed TO DO the best on the entire
Also, Immediately after, We shAll sell lot No. 9,
In Square No. 200, fronting 81 feet inches on Mary
land avenue, between Thirteenth and Thirteen
And.a streets and running back about 70 feet,
Terms OF sAlei One half In cash. the remainder
In nix months the purchaser or purchasers giving
his or their bond Tor the deferred payment with
satisfactory personal security, and bearing inter
sale By the court and full payment q the purchase
chaser
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with In ave
days nom the day OF sale, the commissioners re-
serve the right TO RESELL at the risk and expense
In the National htelligencer.
Cost q sonysyAnosI, including revenue stamps,
TO DO paid BY the purchaser.
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
JOHN VAN RIsWICK,
WILLIAM ORME,
THOMAS J. FISHER,
Commissioners.
.,., JAS o. MCGUIRE CO.,
Apl2tuthhAlOt AuotioneerG.
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M. Hsistsn Askedto be relieved from the Com
mittee on the New Markethouse Building, which
was not granted A resolution was received from
drsd and hfty dollars A. contingent fund for tho
Mayor, and oonsurred In. Also aresolution TO In
grease the salary Of Wsyson Stevens, superin-
ooncurred In. resolution inatrunting the Com
mittee on the Market-house building 70 contract
a. once viii the most re.Pon.se eidd a. hits,
Adiourned r
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SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM s. FISH, |
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.

FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
ADJyrAHT GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON, April %, 1884,
Colsnel William s. Fish, LIST Connecticut cavalry,
has been convicted by oourt-martial Of conduct
prejudieial to good order and military discipline"
In having made fraudulent claim against the
United states and received payment for horse
lost In the military service claimed as his
property but belonging TO the United states Gov
ernmenti AppropriAting TO his swn use and benefit
goods seized by him while acting a. provost mar
shall Of the Middle Department. delivering up q
large sum Of money In his possession, a. provost
marshal, to person claiming 1t A. his property,
and eorruptly receiving In consideration Of thus
delivering It up the sum Of s2oo or thereaboutS;
and in having caused the Government brand to 10
removed from . Government horse and then SELL
ing the same ~ his own property. Also, Of using
false accounts and vouchers, knowing the same to
contain false statements, for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning the approval Of false claims against the
United States, contrary to the statute In such
case made and provided.
The court sentenced the said Colonel William Q.
Fish, lst Conneotieut cavalry, To BE- eahtsrsdj 10
forfeit 10 he United Ssa all pay and alordness due
and 10 besoms duo 10 him FROM the United aaissj and
10 pdy 10 he United Siaiss fine Of foe Loussnd fs
lSrsj and 10 b iRprisOnsd IN he psAlsnfis'J 81 Al
bany, Neio York, IN soA Other ploos a. ne Ssrasrv
Of War IAal direct 1nil Fueh ans lha be paid, pre-
vided hst sueA inprisonmSni saH not b su hdH ons
year"
The foregoing sentence has been approved BY
the Secretary Of War, and Albany, New York, dss-
ignated as the place Of confinement, which has
been approved By the President.
K. D. TOWNSEND,
apps Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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WnTEHuRsr's GALLERY, ls4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvrNvE-This celebrated estAblishment has Just
been elegantly rentted and furnished. Has one Of
In This country, numbering over ifteen thousand,
embracing ikensssen Of distinguished persona
those fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, whitehurst outstripping his com
petitors, received medal 1T the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention IL called 10 his new
imperial photographs, also vignetts now much
ought aner. novIt-d
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NEW YoRK srYIHs.-Gsntlsmsn', Olothiro -
Moo and FashSOnabsE "A large assortment for Dress
and business wear. The English Sack and Walk
Ing Coats exeel IN beauty, grade and finish any
Thing ever offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHEHn Co.,
oo9-h 40 Pa Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth IL.
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The MILKMAIDs ON A STRIKB.-A city or
dinance which Is about being enforced In this city,
Th sn.np ~ ~ q t 'n a ny
ofWaahington threaten to retaliate BY AdVan 81 r
the price OF milk to twenty cents quart We
city Authoritiesl
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CENTRAL GuLRD-HousH.-The following ar.
rests wero made yesterday; Peter GrAtins and 10
seph Reynolds, for desoftion Thomas wilIlAmi
and Fred. speyer, supposed desertersi Capt. L. u
Morris, cad regiment New York volunteer, drunk
and diSorderlyj seventeen for having no passes
and ten for dfBorderly conduct.
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-, "A Vmkoo.-0hicer Sprague yesterday ar
rested female named Mary Richardson, on the
charge Of di'orderly conduct, She resisted, and
bit the oeer in the hands and face, but was finally
taken before Justice Ferguson, who fined her a.
and costs. Subsequently warrant was issued for
her arrest on the charge Of keeping house Of II
fame.
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ORPHANs' COURT.
DlsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT;
APRIL %, 1854
In the case Of Frederick IddinH executor OF Sarah
Truman, deceased, the executor Aforesaid has, with
the appreciation OF the OrphAna' Court OF Wash
ington county Aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the
aist day Of May next, for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and Of the assets In hand, a. far as
the same have been collected and turned into
money! when and where All the creditors and
Orphans, Court OF Washington county Aioresaid,l
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
said deoeAneda eatatej provided copy Of this or
der be published once week for three weeks In the
National Republican previous TO the said aist day OF
May next,
Test z. c. ROBBINS
ApSo-lAw1ws Register OF WIlla
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The only plaes whore you can purchase Edo
Rubb1 goods Of all kinds al Msn,facfsvas prioes u
q II. A. HALLS India Rubber warehouse, tio
PennsyivAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beautl.
ully repaired At short notice. mar aa-d
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PesIrIc.I;MM. e ,s dS-nigA7Ihs regular
held at smeed,s Hall, over the Union League
rooms, oa klnth street, between D and K this eve
ming at O'Clock.
Ameeiing Of the Connecticut Union Club will be
held this evening, at 8 o'clock, At the rooms OF
Waite N, Hawley, Esq, No. 2ea Pennsylvania ave-
nue., opposite Wlllsrds' Hotel.
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RISE IN THE PRICE OF BRnAD.-The bakers
Of this city held meeting lately, and resolved
that they could not afford to sell bread hereAft
be demanded.
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NEW HOSE RKcRIyED.-The franklin Pr,
Of Baltimorf, i've hundred feet OF new hose.
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JRwBLRYl JRwKLRI JKwRLRY beautiful
gOldplAted Jewery, in every variety, both ladies'
and gentlemen'G wear, at the Dollar Store, No.
atreet H"..' y ..s"
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LIABILITY OF TRANSFERS, &C.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAHT GENERAL'B OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, April q, 1884
General Orders, No. I76.
Great Inconvenience and injury TO the public
service having arisen from the failure or refusal
Of teAmSterS and other employees Of the Quarter
masters Department to so to the front and other
points when so required, hereafter any employee
OF the Department who fails or refuses t. obey
such orders shall forfeit all pay and allowances
which may be dus 70 him, and will also be liable
to arrest and trial before q military tribunal for
diIobedience Of ordorS, according to the 6Oh Arti
Gle OF War
BY order OF the Secretary OF wari
~ 4. D. TOWNSEND,
Ap2o Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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EXODUS or REBEL PRIsoNRRs.-Tho Old
Capito being rapidly depleted OF rebel prisoners
In view OF the requirements Of the next movement.
large number OF Its inmates have taken the oath.
prisons And TO Point Lookout for exchange.
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FIRR.--The alarm OF FIRE yesterday afternoon
longing to smallpox patients at Emory Hospital.
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MANI soLDIHRs' RELIEF ASSOCIATION
There will be meeting Of the above-nkmed asuo-
citation this evening at the room OF Its agents. No.
11sF street, at o'clock. The Chairman, In making
Will throvy thonsanas ~ ,rn,,.dsS nnon M. sns
the dictates OF prudense humanity, and patriotism
demand that every preparation possible should be
made TO an1wer promptly every call upon the as
sooiatien. Therefore, u Il more than hoped, Il IL
expected that every man from Maine will be pres
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DY VIM. B. WIS 4 CO.,
I'D AUCTI0NEERs.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE
MATTER.
BY ORDER FROM THE POST oFFICB De
PARTMENT, we shall sell by Catalogue
ON MONDAY, MAY 2, 1854,
At our Auction Store, No. az seventh street,
commencing at 10 o'clock, and 10 be continued
daily until the whole Catalogue 10 closed, embra-
cling three thousand lots Of every variety OF goods
accumulated In the Dead Letter once since 1850,
The Lots consists Of some very valuable
Gold and silver Watches,
Chains, and JewelTy OF all kinds,
Books, Clothing, Instruments, Sc, so.
In fact, samples and goods Of every description.
More particularly described in the Catalogue,
Terms cash, In Government funds.
WIN. b, LEWIS & CO.,
Auotioneeru.
Catalogues can be had on application TO tho Auc-
toneorh after the 26th Instant. Ap2l-l0t
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RELIGIOUS INrHLbidKNcn.-There will be re-
morrow, lsundayD
Ia the Hall OF Representatives. ct II o'slosk ..
m, Rev. DR.. u. Hedge will preach. Or. Hedge will
sixth streets, NIX o'clock p. m.
Congregational services will be held a. usual
on the sabbath At Union League Hall, on Ninth
street. Preaching At n O'Clock q. In the even
Ing the Rev. Mfr. Williamson, -(1ong missionary
among the Indisns,l and others, VIII address The
meeting. -'
Presbyterian services will be held in the school
House, at the corner Of Third street east and A
street SOUTH capitol HUI At II O'Clock a. N. and
tp. m. .. aN|'a E.li.|h
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CLEANING OUT THE Orders
have been issued to transfer tuch wounded men
In the hospitals here AZ may DO unable to take the
Geld again TO the hospitals OF their respective
Stateb preparatory to their being mustered out Of
service. The hospitals are also being extensively
ENLARGED.
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- TIE LATE EMHuTH AMONG PHn CHIPPRWA
NDIANs.-The Indian chief Hole-in-the- Day, who
was so seriously shot q few days since by his
servant, Ia In s fair way to recover. The wound
but under proper medical care II IL thought he will
hoon recoyer
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MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTArH.--James q.
Mcclure Co. ,old yesterday house and lot on X
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, adj
Jolning The residence Of secretary Stanton TO Hon.
John Sherman, FOR ei5,0o0.
three-story house and lot, on south street,
e7,a7B.
x three story house and lot, on @ street, bstween
Twenty-nrst and Twenty-seoond, 10 J. =. Gibson,
for 5000.
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HmKRNIA STEAM FIRE ENaIsH.-Tho Hiber
MIA fire engine 10 now undergoing slight repairs
setting up springs, ,&c.-And getting otherwise
ready for the summer campaign. In the mean
time the company has ready for aotios one thou
sand feet Of good hose, ready for any emergency
The Hibernia boys are always ready
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LOCAL NAVAL MATTERs. = The ordnance
steamer Baltimore, left The Navy-YArd yesterday
atsrnoo9 ,or tRS.reSS Monroe Win 40, ORDINANCES
Potomac for coal. No news of Importance. The
dispatch boat King Phillip II still laying Al the
wharf She leaves on Monday for the Potomac
Elntlllh.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING "A NUMBER OF GEN
I'D tlemen can obtain beard at No. 4s7 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-half and sixth streets,
Island. ocl1-tf
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" PUBLIC HoRsEs WAGONS. ke.
w.n Dr,IpTnEsrl
ApJuTAHr GEHERALI OTTIcE,
WARRINGTON, April -, 1884.
General Orders, No. III.
In relation 10 public AoTssS, tCagons, fe.
l. Every oficer Of the Army, other than OF the
QuArtermAsteT's Department, and the chief medi-
cal oieer Of departments, armies, and army corps,
who has In his possession, or under his control,
any horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or Vshisle
OF any kind, belonging 70 the Government OF the
United States, whether used In the performances
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DY JAMES @. INQUIRIES CO., AUG
TIONEERS

DY JAMES Q. INQUIRE & CO., AUG
ID TONERS.
VERY VALUABLE LOTS ON SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH d AND Z Sis
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May T. at 1--WE
O'Clock, on the premises, we shan self Lots Nos.
Lots Nos a. S6 and n front each "a feet on nth
street, between South d and = streets, running
back o. feet to 0foot alley. Lot No. fronta on
Eighth street west, between d and Z streets south
and runs back same depth 10 same alley.
These are among the most desirable lots on the
Island.
Terms; One-third In cash, the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & co.,
ap2T-d Auetioneers.
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A TRoTTINo MATcH.-A trottlng match for
Apurse Of $500, three best In ave, mile hests, to
skeleton Wagons, will como of this afternoon over
the Piney Branch course. The entries are c. W.
p Mitchelps grey gelding Pickett, and II. M. Ben
netts brown gelding Gen. Ayerill. Both horses
NAV be expected.
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CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Louf'tana Apenue, near ne corner Of stra Rysa.
I'm rear Of the metropolitan and National Hotsl,l
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
S Ne Lea........:.'......".. Proprietor
W. D. OaVanaush... Stage Manager
IMMENSE ATTRACTION ..
IMMENSE ATTRACTION
The manager takes pleasure in announcing TO
his patrons and the public that he has effected an
engagement with
GRAND COMEDY coMBINATToNt
Which includes the names OF some Of the most
talented artistes in the world, for the eXpress mn
pose OF presenting, Ia an acceptable manner,
FARCE, COMEDY AND 9gRLEseyEI
First appearance Of
MRS, FRANK DREW
MAS. FRANK DREWi
The celebrated Coincidence, from Nlblo'S Garden,
Mr.. J. DEFoRREsT,
Mr.. J. DEFoRREsT,
The talented Usht Comedian, from Niblo!s, N. Y
MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
The most beautiful and attractive female liz
Dancer Ia America
Mr. SAM RAINFoRTH,
MIR SAM RAINFoRTH,
The renowned Pantomimint and Maitre de ballet.
MILE CoRDELIAI
MILE CoBDELh
MILE I IsEsE BEsTEPHE,
The accomplished Danseuses, in conjunction with
the Standard Favorites,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
W. d. CAVANAUGH,
W. D. CAVANAUGH,
IL. DoUGHERTY,
J. J. DoUGHERTY,
pELEHANTY AND WARD,
BILLY WEST,
BILLY WEST,
II. W. WILLIAMS,
II. W. WILLIAMS,
MISS JENNIE ENGEL
MISS JENNIE ENGEL'
JENNIE FORREST,
ESTELLE FORREST,
LEoNoRA CREED,
LUCY CLIFTON,
EMMA sCHELL.
The LAushAble Negro sketch Of
OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACEi
Ole Bull. John Mulligan
The FarOes OF
THE ROUGH DIAMONDS
THE ROUGH DIAMONDS
SKETCHES IN INDIAi
SKETCHES IN INDIA
AND A DAY IN PARISH
AND A DAY IN PARIsl
with Mrs. Frank Drew, Mr.. J. De Forrest, and w,
b. CAvanAugh, in the Cast.
duoed, with New scenery, the $500 Prize Dra ma
by John L. Poole, ESQ, entitled the
ao SNSi Outlaw oTTLHHw%;
OR, THE WRECK OF A LIFE
As performed In New York for four successful
weeks.
Admission. ......".........b oents
Privstc Boxes, holding six p:i;cni::.:::sS ~
- Doors oPen a. O'Clock; Performance to COM
FAMILY MATINEE.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . o'clock,
AdmiSSion-Ladies % eeRta' Children 10 cents.
SHOWS CELEBRATED TROUPE OF
PERFo RMING DOGS AND NJ O,NRE Y s
Are engaged, and will shortly appear.
Ap25
VARIETIES VARIETIES
Fronting Penn's avenue and Ninth street.)
FitIIianOnS Stage Manager and Advertiser
THIS EVENING POSITIVELY,
The great DRAMA In two acts, from Ainsworths
Thrilling Novel OF
iJACK SHEPPARD
containing all the attractive scenes, points and
Interests OF that great story, forming life-like,
exciting representation correct and vivid his
tory In dramatic form, Of the renowned Jack
sheppard, from his AppTentic to the ScAffold
MISS FRIEL.
BY THE DRAMATIC TROUPE.
ALSO THE MUSIC HALL SHOW,
singers and Dancing Girls, In ballet, fancy songs,
dances, pAntomlme, Sc.
THE GREAT BILL OF THE SEASON.
NIGHT, THE GREAT PANTOMIMIsT.
Wednesday AfternoOn-Ladies' Matinee.