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The bills Of Edward Lycett for bookbinding, ga,
and Of J.Jordon for nttiny up school buildings,
sI6l.Ss, were offered and passed.
DR.. Walsh, from the committee to examine can.
dieates for the position OF teachers reported that
on the 18th OF December last, twenty ladies sssem-
bled In the Aldermen's chamber and were exam
Ined In the various branches OF study, embracing,
besides oral and written exercises ~ printed quea-
tions. Miss Katie l. Niece, ofthiS city, and Miss
RomeniA FontAnettA Ellis, OF Weston, Massaehu-
Ietts, passed oreditAble examinations and were
qualified for the secondary schools. Miss Hannah
Maria Morse, OF CAmbridgepOrt, Massachusetts,
and MiEs Emma =. Redmond, OF this city, were
pronounced qualified IN teach in the primary
schools.
Miss Annie NJ. Bailey passed an examination
which highly redounded to her credit, but on 40.
count OF her extreme youth was not qualified to
serve In the capacity Of teacher.
ELECTION OF TEACHER.
Miss Hattie j. MCGEE, nominated by Mr.. Hol-
mead, was elected teacher OF the secondary school
No. 9, Fourth District.
MiHB 0ceAnA Walker, nominated by Mr.. Turtin,
was elected teacher Of primary No. 4, First school
District.
Miss Hannah NJ. Morse, nominated by Mr.. Rhets,
was elected teacher Of primary No. l, Second Dis
trlct
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Wight offered resolution that q list be OBJ
tAined OF the teachers who have passed success
fully the examination since 1860, and for what
grades OF schools they were qualified. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution that the Corn
mittee Vocal Music be directed to negotiate for
the purchase Of four pianos for the female grammar
Schools to DO paid from the proceeds derived from
concerts to be given by the public schools Adopted
This resolution caused considerable discussion.
Mr. Rhees was opposed to the system OF concert
giving.
Mr.. HolmeAd deemed 1t advisable to refer the
matter to the Councils and ask OF them an Appro-
priAton. He further stated that young ladies felt
Ahesitancy In going upon . stage or In participa.
ting in any public exhibition whatever this would
therefore be great objection to concerts.
Mr.. Rhees offered resolution recommending to
the Councils a change In the organization OF the
schools, so that no children under seven years OF
age can be admitted. Referred.
Also, a resolution recommending the appoint
ment Of committee consisting Of four persons,
together with two teachers from each public
school district TO make arrangements to provide for
public school table in the sanitary fair at the
Patent Once, in order that the children may show
their patriotism. Passed.
Messrs. Rhees, Turin, Ellis and Ferguson were
appointed the committee.
on motion, the board adjourned.
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SToNINa THE TELEdRAPH.-James Ward and
Joseph Powers were arrested yesterday afternoon
by otiesr Morgan OF the Second precinct, upon the
charge OF throwing stones at telegraph wires and
were each fined 81, 90 by Justice Ferguson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-10

TIE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds At Manu- detuers prices,
81 H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 40
pennsylVania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar 9S--n
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NoTIoE.-DR. Z. B. LIeHTHILL, from "a St.
Marks Place, New York, author of "a Popular
Treatise on Deafness" Letters on Catarrh &C, &c.
will shortly make = professional visit to Washing
ton, when he he consulted on Deafness, Catarrh
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
eases Of the Ear, Throat, and Air Passages.
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LOOK OUT FoR.IT.


GUROWSKPs DIARY FOR 1868.
A new volume by Count Adam GurOwBki, en-
bFAoinB a Diary Of Political and Military Event.
and transactions, In the Cabinet and In the Field
for the year OF 1868.
- For sharp criticism, alternating with Cpl
gIAmmAtio trenohAnt, cauBtio praise and eAstiga
ton, this work must bear away the palm from al
others ever printed In this country. limo, cott
bound, price Sl26.
CIRLEToN, Publisher, New York.
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ANY one having occasion TO visit private
medical institution are advised to call on Dr..
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables him TO guaranty Aperfect cure In all
cases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential Persons calling sec no one but
the Doctor. febI-tf
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-- DIR. BASEING's BRACE FOR MEN AT THE DESK,
AND DELICATE LADIEs.-It 10 a known fact that
much sitting or standing induces a compressed
chest, round shoulders, weak back, dyspepsia,
constipation piles, weighty bearing down, urinary
weakness, coldness feet, and ruptures. 1t is also
q positive fact that DR.. BInning's Brace both pre-
vents and removes these mAladies. Applied by
DR.. Banning, at the National Hotel. Office hours
from 10 m. to D. m.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
~ AND HAY.
CHIEF QyARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,

CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFrIlr,)
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. C., February T. 1854,
VIII be sold at public auction, at Alexandra.
Virginia, on THURSDAY, February 18th, 1854 the
seTvleeAble;
About thirteen thousand ia, 600 bushels OF corn
About twenty-iour (24) bushels oil oats.
Two hundred and fifty (260) tons OF hay.
The grain will be sold In lots OF one hundred lOO
bushels, with the privilege Of i've hundred (6OOj
bushels, and the hay in lots oftwenty-hve (2y tons,
with the privilege OF fifty 1907 tons.
Also, at the same time and place, about seven
hundred thousand (7oo, O0o) pounds OF mixed grain
(corn and oats,) which will be sold by the pound,
In lots OF i've thousand $4,000 pounds, with the
privilege of twenty thousand ,O00) pounds.
The successful bidders will be required to remove
sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. NJ
ID. II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
ie6-ts Depot of Washington.
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LARcENI.-Peter strath, a soldier, was yes
terdsy committed to the GuardhouIe by Justic,
Ferguson, on the charge OF stealing a coat from
Mr.. Henry, citizen. He was sent to his regimen
this morning,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-10

SHILLING LIQUOR To SOLDIERS follow
ing parties were fined $40 each at the Guardhous,
this moEning, by Justice Ferguson Hartman Hart
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Dougherty, VIM. Ryan, ant
Felix DuEan.
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The Reading will commence at o'clock.
Doors OF Church open at ~ o'clock.
Gt-Tiekets Fifty cents For sale at the Hotels
bookstores, and at the door on Wednesday eve.
ming.
JOHN PIERPoNT, President.
z. RICHARDS, Treasurer. febs-st
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ALEXANDRIA AFFARs. - Liquor Smug0ler
Shoi.-A man named James Stewart was shot by
one of the guards OF the gunboat lying Off Alex
andria 1t appears that he was In the act of taking
oil lot OF whisky in small boat, and did not an
swer the challenge Of the sentinel. The wound he
received 10 considered serious and he Ia now lying
In hospital on Washington street.
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A WORD OF ADvIoH.-Those who have been
dootoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. Fishblatt, whose ONCE 10
At No. AL street. corner Of Eighth street, and DO
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established Dr. FiGhblatts reputation NJ phyHL
sian. Recent cases cured in q few days Charges
moderate. DIR. FISHBLATT,
No. AL Il street, corner Of Eighth,
Opponito the Cenerai Post Ofdos.
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UNFAIR FIGHTING,-Catherine Granield and
Mr.. Granncld were arrested by officer Crump, OF
the Fourth precinct, upon the charge Of commit
ting an assault upon Ellen Farlin, and were re-
quired to give security for Court
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NEW YoRn BrII.Es.-Gsntlsmsn' OlotAtn0i =
Heo and FasAOAabie "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and walk
ing Coats exoell in beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oo8-u S1Q Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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WH1rKHuRsT's GALLERY, 434 PENSsYLvANI

WHITKHuRsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENyE.-ThiG celebrated eStabliHhment has Just
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
in this country, numbering over nffeen thousand,
embracing hkeneBses OF distinguished persons
both civil and military. Likenessea of many OF
these fallen in battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
pstitors, received n medal at the Worlds Fair
London, Particular attention 10 called to his new
imperial Photographs, also ViEnetts now much
ought after. novlt-h
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LOCAL NEWS.


THh SkAsoN OF LHNr-Ooserraaee " ~
Churchf o. hh Cdy-Thih annual ohuroh iasuns
commences to-day, and VIII eonunus iorp
days, and doubtless be observed A. ume % p.ouA
Illumination The Roman cathono, anu SOM rro.-
estant eommuhions, maintain thAt was hWAyt
last OF forty days, ana aueh oi sPoI.o',o
tuition others thinR inst W. "
Institution, and that u was IAt,ousy observer IN
different churehes, anu kieN " u.sIee' ro" AiAs'
OF ioriy houis 70 aiAst v, vry us9" -
Aneienhy me manner OF opseI.ns ben' among
those who were piousy disposeu' was 70 Aostan
from food tiii evening, then only Isre,nment was
supper, anal was inoineIent Whe'nern was hesh
or any other iood, provided IL was uSeu win 80
bnety And mouerauon'
Lent WA .housht 'he proper 'iho ior eAoreiainB
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WASHINGTON THEATRE,
WEDNEsDAY EVENING, February 10, 1854,
VIII be pre'enssd IL an mag iaOent style, the
On, THE aoT III as PRAYER.
Characters 10 Acts and q (Period, 1861
LOUISE DE LAscouRs, sgiis q ths csptsinl
Carlos, the Advsnturer. Mr. LevisE
BAT, Peters
ACTS III, " AND 'v"PERfoD i HS, DY0''
SgsaIs 3: Las. r Sf T %S pG s. Mis-,
Mnrnuis pci Mani: Mr. Peter.
Box once open every iay from icun nF o LsSiik
where Ieats can be secured three dGyS in Sdyance,
Dress Circle and Parquetto, so oenta
Orchestra and balcony Chairs Sscurci....iS ~
Doors open at cioci; 10 BEGIN al O'Clock
Improper persons not admitted to this Theatre.
WASHINGTON LECTURE Asso.
w CITATION.
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Between Sixth and seventh Streets.
The Course will be continued on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY a.
With select readings from Patriotic Authors,
JAMES Z. MURDOCH, Esq,
The Eminent Eloeutionist.
Among the selections the Sleeping Sentinel" by
FRANCIS DE HAEs JANvIER, Esq.,
OF Washington.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL FOR CoURT.-Mary Ann
Simms, servant, was arrested by officer Steele, o.
Second precinct, for stealing some household arti
eles from T. j. Harrison, and was committed to jail
for Court
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AUCTION SAFES.

AUCIlON SALES.
by GREEN q WILLIAMS
HANDSOME F nHgSSEEEionSEHs s,,c, H.
AsD LOT q South sr.. s.ss.s T0 a1gE
On w W. Sss ;S w'; iS,s &
ss1d.O%s thSssssoSg BRfck Ho SsSe a,lS S.i.s
neatly new and the lot on Which y s.sSS. S, and
lot 10: y, IN .qusresNo. 500. This property L
Four-snds and sixth streets, I.sn5 Oe'~sen
% nj w. 81 , aSt;; Sss;a
revenue stamps, at cost Of purchaser.
g., GREEN q WILLIAMS,
Ss-a (stArl AustionSers.
RH BoTELER & WILSON
| ~ AUCTIONEERs.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED PROP
On WEDNESDAY T vssr1,rv n ,s., .ouu,,,.
hou,. on street between Rshtesns n .Ss Mae.
articles bsonsLS to The %ss.G and m CTSg
pattment, condemned as unit for the public ser.
vice, yizi
I0s Cooking and other stoves,
A., Zine and Iron Bathtubs,
2Obe0 pounds Concentrated Milk,
% Iron Boilers,
80 pounds Corn Starch,
l,loe Blankets,
20l Cots,
6Si Bed sacks,
$50 Iron BedateAds,
SSl Straw and Hunk Mattresses,
$40 Mosquito Bars,
$50 Pillow Cases,
u Leather Buckets,
26S Lanterns,
al sheets,
1903 Chairs,
T45 Shirts,
$50 Drawers,
100 Pillows,
q Wooden Buckets,
1899 Tin Plates,
i,e6t Tin Cups,
100 Camp Kettles,
1876 Iron Pots,
let Patent Water Clssets,
lsI Mess Pans,
1000 Bottles, Tin Cans, and Jars Of all ds.srir.
500 Barrels and Kegs,
With large lot OF other goods not deemed mecca
sary to enumerate, altogether forming an eSten
siye collection, worthy Of public attention.
MSK, A., and Acting Medical PSFVsTocr, ne,
B0TELER Il WILSON,
Js2S-lN AuctioneerS.
DY W. L. WALL q o..
- uo.sr ,ASSCTioSEERs
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES STOCK, ke,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between Ninth and Tenth sta, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.,
CASH ADVANCED ON CsNHeNMENrs.
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES,
HORSES, CARRIAGES 10,
Received for Private sale.
jsas-u WI WALL CO., Auss..
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NEXT WEEK
PRIVATE MILES O'REILLY will be ready with
HIS BOOK, rich with SongI, Services and Speeches,
and COmioAlly Illustrated, feb9
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NJ OTTO E.--WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY, On and after
THURSDAY, October LIST, the steamers THOMAS
COLLYER, Capt Gedneyj MARY r. RAPLEY,
Capt; stSokpolei YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Hol-
tween Alexandria and Washington, at O'Clock In
the morning, running every hour until O'Clock
D. m Ha2t-u
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ALEXANDRIA AFFIARs.-State Officers Elected
The following State officers were elected by the
Legislature Of Virginia
Dr. J. Henshaw, OF Loudoun COUNTY, was
elected Treasurer Of State in place Of the present
incumbent, Mr.. Smith, Of CulpePer county.
Mr.. L. A. Hagans, who was elected Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Is the old incumbent OF the
ofhse, and was reelected without opposition.
DR.. L. W. Webb was also reelected to the posi-.
tion Of Auditor Of Public Accounts without oppo.
sition.
Railroad Bus PdHed.-In the House OF Delegates
the bill relating to the Washington and Alexan.
dria turnpike, and the bill providing for street
railways in this city, were taken up and the
amendments OF the Senate eoneurred in. Both
bills have therefore become laws
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the necessary concomitantn OF
splendid Success, including
I New and magnificent scenery, by w. d. sterry.
Original appropriate music, BY j. Braham.
Intricate machinery, by Wilkinson and assist
! Rich and expensive properties, BY T. Brown
Appropriate costumes by R. Marshael, Of Bslti
And Astounding in
Novel and startling incidents, ludicrous situations
/ Fairy Scenes,
Magic transformations, patriotic tableaux, &c.
Dr''Soo, 'o'o"n Ne #S :: + E E E$E:$s
: Old Monita, tPantaIoon). ..,.....H. W. Williams
NItsbumsns. GEi1.irj,;;:;''''''''W King
- Miss Kate Harrison
fafy Union :...................Mi Miss Lucy Clifton
FAIRIES, MOrtNls, Demons, and seCeshers,
ny THE
/ GREAT PANToMIME COMPANY.
Previous to the Great Pantomime, the celebrated
American Cantatrlce,
MISS EVA BRENT
viii sing a number of Charming opOrAtie sopgs
and Beautiful Ballads.
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER
In Brilliant Ballet and Grand Diyertl,sement,
Troupe Of Pretty Girls.
First appearance OF the celebrated Irish Comedian
a7d Vocalist,
Mr.. w. B. CAvANAGHl
First appearance of
Mr. J. RusHToN, the UnrivAlled CLOG DANCER
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
The Allied Monarchs OF Ethiopian Comedy, In new
COfkOErAphiC Sketches,
The Daring GymnAsts and Acrobats, the
KING BROTHERS,
KING BROTHERS.
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS
JULIA kR RIGH GIPETS,r
JENNIE FORREST,
MAGGIE MARSHAL,
LEONoRA CREED, &C.,
In New Selections of SONGS, DANCES, GROUP
INGs, ko.
H. WILLIAMS MONS 90,
And the Mammoth Versatile Company in a Splen.
did Bill, Inimitable in style. Illmtabe in Variety
Private Boxes, holding six persons.
pVorh open ~ o'clocki ferformAnce ~
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at Z o'clock.
AdmiIsion-LAdies 20 ceR.S; Children 10 cents.
VARIETIES VARIETIES
~ FroptinE Penn'A avenue and Ninth street,
Fit1SimnonS stage Manager and K1Sef,ISer
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
The Popular Actor, -
and the highly trained dog
hE Li.n r. vor, , hESIoR' HECTOR
! MISS MAGGIE FRIEL,
| And the Worlds Great DAnseuGe,
MILE LIMA wINDEL,
! AND THE
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
THE FOREST OF BONDY;
THE DOG o." MoSrARGIs.
showing the fidelity Of the dog to his master.
This wonderful Dog
HECTOR
Is THE MOST sAGACioUs OF ANIMALS
, TAUGHT BY WEARS YEARS Of LABOR! r,
IN "THE DRAMA OF OUR BoYHooD once
SEEN, NEVER FORGOTTEN"
THE MUSIC cha HALL SHOW,
THE ENTiSE my hALEET TROUPE,
FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
On which occasion
GREAT DRAMATIC PIECE
FOR THE LADIES
Prices, so and 20 cents. Private Boxes, 50.
DIDO. DIDO. DIDO.
JUST EIVED,
AN INVOICE OF THIS
HLY ERROR WINE,
nquarts and piats
FRED. 5. COZZENs,
SOLE IMPORTER,
Pennsylvania Avenue, doors from Fourteenth ct.
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NHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF.
~ FICE DEPoT OF WASHINGTON, WAsHINOTOw,
AlldeAlers IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and SaddleTy, are re-
each week, sealed proposal or list, IN duplicate
Of the articles they are prepared to furnish to this
Depot at short notice, with the price Of each
marked In plain figures, so that, IN case the ext
gences Of the service require it, the article or ar
tieles can be obtained without delay, and at the
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
qured to furnish the list punetually every Monday
Brigsdier General and Chief aaafteTnsstsr,
JaS-u Depot OF Washington.
4.4!86 '1 r'saow H. .s.nR, 486;
4ss OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. loo
tss PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs iss
choice selection of the above goods at
1876 Seventh street, doors above
, Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms Cash iAnl2-6w
.1S6 CARD vISIrE FRAME" 1S6.
SWISS French, and American Card Frames IN
variety, at
J. MARKRITERS,
No IS5 s venth street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms cash. jAlB-lm
~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WE
VI have now In store full stock OF GentlemanIa
spring Overcast, S1,inHs; s9its DresS Suits and
ed with the same degree OF mel stVle and AZ
WALL, STEPHENS a Co.,
SAA PennsylyaniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth street.
apr IO-1n lsaar \ InASl.l
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES

- MASTERS STORES
CHEF QyARTERMAsTER's oFTIcE,)
DEPoT OF WASHIE0ToS,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. IS, 1864.
bounded BY and and s sni f%eny
rat streets, In the city OF Washington, D. C., on
WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1854. large lot Of
CONS, PARTS OF HARNESS, TOOLS, sc &e,,
DEEMED UNSERVICEABLE.
The successful bidders WIN be required to remove
sale.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'el0ek a. m;
Ja26-td Brig Gen. and QuArtermAster.
GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
- SACKS, AND RAGS.
CHIEF QUARTERMAGTER's OFFICE,
DDPoT or WAsHIHoToE, !
WAsHIN0ToN, d. c., February 9, 1854.
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, at seventh
street Wharf in the city Of Washington, d. c., on
thirty thousand $50 ySOCy old Grain sacks, deemed
Also, at ia o'clock m, of the same day at Cow
avenue and Nineteenth street, will be sold six
thousand two hundred 5000 pounds OF Rags.
Terms cash. in Government funds ,
BrigadiGr General and Chief QuartermAs ter.
fe6.St Depot OF Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERH OFFICE,l
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHIH0TON d. C., February o, 1854.
viii be sold at public auction at the CoTrAls,
near the Observatory, In the city OF Washington,
C., on WEDNESDAY, February ~, 1854, AlOt of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned no UNFIT Tor public service
Terms cash, in Government tundS.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
d. X. RUCKER,
BrigAdier General and Chief QuATteTmAHteF,
feb6-llt Depot OF Washington.
MILITARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS q CO.,
311 PERRBYLYAEIA AVENUE,
Offer the largest assortment in this city enlbrAO.
Ing all qualities used by Officers In the Army and
Navy, such as
swords, sAEhes, Belts, ShouldeT-strAps, HAts,
Caps, Pistols, 40, So,, with a fine assortment oil
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish ON.
GERS complete OuthtB In few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS \ CO.
AN PennIylVADiA AVsnu
SW lo--Mi pAsL, NAT, ChTOO.l
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NR0V ER'S THEATRE,
t'o Of the New chesnut street Theatre, Ph hGI


Tremendous success Of the Peoples Fayorite
Drama, the great dramatic sensation OF the age the
TICKEr-oF-LEAvE MAN,
Which IL at this time playing with the most as
founding success at - principal American theatres
and At nearly every Theatre in London, and the
principal provincial cities Of England.
Every one OF the talented artistes embraced in
the Powerful Cast Of Characters received with the
utmost favor by one of the largest and most select
audiences ever congregated in Washington.
The Magnificent Scenery Of Messrs. ID. A. Strong
and J. r. Smith applauded beyond precedent.
The Drama will be again presented
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1854,
siderably augmented by the addition Of several
rst class Artistcs, who were the Original Person
a'ora OF the excellent characters which they were
expressly engaged TO play In this favorite drama
The cast is arranged with great care, and all the
resources OF this yaat Temple Of the Drama are
employed to render this play more than ever sue.
cessful,
Seats may be secured during the day at the BOX
ONCE. Tickets for sale at all the Hotels. Doors
open at o'clock Performance commence at g.
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HO0 MoVAL H00
TO NEW BUILT NC,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EauIPMENT MANUFAoToRY,
NE W B U ING,
R 500 81
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, a
most complete assortment Of every style and price
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A PLoT PLOTTED TO CoURT.-Goorgs p
Moore, pilot in the navy, was arrested by Officer
Harrison, Of the Ninth precinct, upon the chArg,
OF stealing gold watch, the property Sarah Smith
and was held to bail for court by Justice Gull.