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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-23

TIE CoHCoRDIA LICKUM.-Tho hrst annual
anniversary OF this Institution was celebrated last
even ng, AT the Thirteenth street baptist Church.
The meeting was well attended, and the audience
manifested great interest. The exercises COM
meneed with music from Gen. Brewers Engineer
Band, which was dlBooursed with effect. The ora
tory displayed reflects credit upon those who par
lcipAted. The award OF honor, an elaborate nl-
yer medal, was presented to Mr.. Il. G. W. Hall.
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The New CENTRE MARKET HoUSB.-There
IL probability that At no very distant day the
long-needed new Centre Market House will be
bnilt and In Its construction care will be had to
the convenience An we'll OF the dealers - the buy
es. II will occupy the ground adjacent to the
west. II will be two stories high the second
noor to be flashed in large hall. A contrast has
been awarded for the building, which will cost
$4,000. The improvement will occupy sonspiou-
Gus position, and II 10 Intended to finish the front
elevation in style OF architecture that will make
II ornamental as well a. useful. Tho building will
be enclosed The large hall on the second floor
will have entrance at each corner OF the build
Ing, and II will be thoroughly lighted and yentil
Ated. The coatrAot has been awarded to Messrn.
Barron, smithson Co.
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CHANGE OF HRLDoUARTIRE.-Colone Rush,
commanding lst Brigade Veteran Reserve Corps,
has removed his headquarters from New York IV-
EIEhteenth streets. ..
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THE WILKES CoURT-MARTILL.-The court
met yesterday at Q A. m, and adjourned immedi-
Ately after reading the minutes OF Thursdays pro-
oeedinga. The judge advocate, Mr.. EAmeS, 10 ex.
peeted to deliver the argument Of tho prosecution
to-day.
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. 600 HORSES WANTED.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,l
OEriCE OF CHIEF QUARTERhAsTEH, 7
WAsHIEoToE, D. o., April 8, 1854.
One hundred and hfty (Sl5O) dollars per head
will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next hiteen tlol days At the
Government Stables at Giesboro, d. C..
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
lenb than nVe 10y more than nine ~ years oldi
from lt( to Is hands high, full heshed, eompaetly
built, bride wise, and OF size suneleht LOT cavalry
purposes,
Thee specifications BW BE- strictly adhered 10 and
rigidIy enforced IN SrSry particular,
Payments made on delivery OF ten (lO) and over
Hours OF Inspection from ., m, TO pm.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief QuSrtermAater,
Aps-lbt Cavalry Bureau.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At THE
IL OF THE PATENT oErIoE BUILDING,


mANhGhhSi
Hon Hannibal HAmlin, Vice President United
Hon. schuyler Colfax, Speaker OF House OF Rep.
resentAtives United States.
Hon. solomon Foot, Of Vermont,
Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor OF Washington,
Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor Of Georgetown.
D French, VI William NJ shuster,
Henry D Cooke, Job W Angus,
81 bowen, Charles Fstsnsbury,
L + Chittenden, Pebeli,
d P Holloway, John H Semmes,
w Dole p Bartholow,
William Whiting, Major 8 r Isthom,
Frederick w Seward, Joseph May,
John Nicolay, CFahnestoek,
John N Brodhsad, EdmSnd French,
John Hayes. Colt John G stephenson,
Hon Hon I ESw. e MN sI1.S w,Il,
Hon Hon Igsu.sus frank, Captain " ! asIii,
Hon William D Kelley, W L Nicholson,
Hon woodbridge, Coleman, q.
Hon Justin Morrill,, &C SIMPSON,
Hon Portus Baxter, M bohror, s4s ~.
Hon VIM WhAley, Charles Il Mix,
Hon ] Howe, Jsnes n Dooiilile, Jr,
Hon John 4 KassOn, Maj Darlington Raymond
Hon John II Rice, Capt ] n Howard,
Hon n Winter Davis, burrows Towers,
Hon Chandler, Samuel Bac1n, jr
Hon John w LonByear, John Ennis,
Hon NJ 8 Wilkinson, William D webb,
Hon William Window, William @ MrtEerott,
Hon Daniel Clark, VIM Henry Phillips,
Gen 3 Msrtindale, James stee z,
Col NJ Greene, Capt Montgomery,
Col Fry, Capt Wager,
Con ssnTy v b.nh.m, Joseph brown,
Surgeon ID W Bliss, William Todd,
Surgeon VIM Thompson, g NJ Wight,
Capt Henry L scheetI, Major John o CaAh,
Col M Thompson, George W Mcclellan,
Col Towers, A W Randall,
Capt j q 6 Lse, Major 4 R Scott,
Johp marbury,j j., De We're Burr,
Badse-Rsd Ribbon.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Richard Wnllach, William Todd,
John II semmes.
INVITATION AND INCEPTION.
SSn n Wilkinson VII FL Gilman siiiST:n'
Hon ... Winter Davis 6olS %sa T1T T
BadSe-Blue Ribbon.
FLooR MANAaER.
Captain II L seheetz, Nh Barrett
Major stebbins, II Huestis,
James Galway, J W Angus,
DR. w Bliss, samuel Bacon, IT,,
Z S Sr,%ssa'i Isns' S = sSSsnsl'Hd'
AL Hays, Capt lie Grand Benedict.
Badge-white Ribbon.
DECORATIONS.
James steele, A Wltzleben, JBwill.
MUSIC.
Col 4 NJ Greene, Capt NJ Cody, IF sharrettr.
RETREsHMEET'.
W Angus, p Bartholow, SP Bell.
BAdge-Red, white, and Blue Ribbon.
POLICE.
William D Webb, 81 Bowen, Capt * s Wicklin.
Badge-Yellow Ribbon.
Tickets Three Dollars-To be had At the Book
Stores and Hotels.
Gentlemen desiring Cards OF Invitation for La
dies will leave names with S. P. Bell, at the Man
agerss Room, Patent ONCE, or at the Drug Store
OF z. d. Gilman, or Hudson TAylorH Bookstore,
Pennsylvania avenue. apl4-thstu26
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EXCITEMENT on the Avenue, No. 43S, neal
Four-And-a-half street, At the Dollar Jswelry
only one dollar, at as, near FOar.Gnd-S,hAI
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I 900 ARTILLERY HORSES
I.OUU WANTED AT ONCE.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,l
DEPOT or WARRINGTON,
WAsHISsToE d. c., April II, 1851.
1000 HORSES, suitable for Artillery service, will
be purchased at this depot by tho undersigned, in
open market from date until May II, 1864, In lots
OF one to nfty, at one hundred and hlXty-nve dol
lars 9iS5) per animali each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
accepted.
Horses to DO delivered to, and inspected by, Cap
tain c. II. Tompkins, A. q. NJ, u. s. A., corner
Twenty.second and G streets, Washington, D. C.
d. II. RUCKER,
BriBAdier General and Chief Quartermaster,
Apll-77t Depot OF Warrington.
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The FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FAR
The ladies Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church (Dr.
smith, reetorl are holding q fair and festival 81
Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street. We need not
ladies Of this church have ever eyinesd TO render
their church festivals agreeable, brilliant and kt
tTacttve, Our citizens have acknowledged their
appreciation by extending their patronage. LstS
however, all stranger now visiting the capital 20
lhither and testify, amid feminine faseinAtion',
their delight BY lending purse encouragement,
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ApIS-d
DY JAMES G. MCGUIRE & co.,
ID AUCTIOHEERs.
SALE OF VALUABLE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
WHARF PROPERTY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May =, at hAlf-pAst
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,
1884, the undersigned Commissioner under said
decree, will sell that valuable wharf property near
the terminus of the Long Bridge, known as
Lenox's Wharf, being the whole OF Square num-
bered no having front OF 2o5 feet inch Water
street, 2ii feet inchees on south 4 street, 1871
feet 10 inches Thirteenth street west, and 20
feet on Ihlrteen-and-a-half street west, and con-
tanning o5i square feet, more or less The water
front IL Improved by \ substantial stone and dirt
wharf, and believed to be the beat on the entire
river mont.
Also, Immediately after, we Bhall sell lot No. .,
In Square No. $50, fronting 81 feet inches Mary
land avenue, between Thirteenth and Thirteen-
And.Ahali streets and running back about TO feet,
Terms OF sAlei One half in cash, the remainder
IN six months the purchaser or purchasers giving
his or their bond Tor the deferred payment, with
satisfactory personal security and bearing inter
est from the day Of sale. On ratification OF the
sale by the court and full payment Of the purchase
money, q conveyance will be made to the pur'
chaser
Ifthc terms OF sale are not complied with In ave
days from the day OF sale, the commissioners re-
serve the right to RESELL at the risk and expense
OF the defAulting purchaser, on one weeks notice
In the National tntelligeneer.
Cost OF eonyeyaneoI, including revenue stamps,
to be paid BY the purchaser.
JAMES ADAMS,
JAMES +. HALLIDAY,
JOHN VAN RISWICK.
WILLIAM oRME,
THOMAS J. FISHER,
Commissioned
JAS {. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
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BRNT 0TH.-Yesterday afternoon David PretE..
man, James L. Powell, and D. W, s. knight wsre
sent to Fort warren, BoltsA haIber, In charge Of
the provost mArshAps ONES: They have been con
nned for several months in the Old Capitol prison,
soldiers who have BEEN PV "onyiS,sd Of TSrioSs
fences BY ooutt-mArtiAl, were sent TO Fort Dsla-
ware ThurhdAy In charge Of . squad Of the 0th
sentences at that post. Among them were AbrA-
ham SteinmetL and David Little, Of the 10th Ohio
volunteers, convicted Of hAvlrg used forged fur
Adrian Q, Root, Of Camp Parele, near Annapolis.
They were each dishonorably dismissed the ser
be confined at hard labor for ave years James
0'Rourke, Of the 10th New York, reosived q like
sentence for selling blank furloughs.
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RLACK HAWK GOLD MINING COM.

RLACK HAWK GOLD MINING COM.
ID PANY.
MINES-BoBTAIL, GREGORY, &C.,
LoDEs, GILPIN Co, COLORADO.
CAPITAL, $4,000 SHARES, 800 EACH.
TRUSTEES.
,. II. JUDD, New York.
w. L. LEE, Colorado.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
GEO, BLISS, IT,, New York.
y. W. CHILD, New York.
J. X. WILLIAMS, New York
J. HALL PLEAsANTs, Baltimore.
LEONARD SWEET, WaHhinEton
CARLOS PIERCE, Boston,
President-F. II. JUDD.
Vice PreSidsnt-W, l.. LEE,
TrSAsurer-WALTER L, LAYTON.
SeeretArY-R. LITTLEJOHN.
CounIel-J0HN s, WOODWARD.
ohoe, No. 20 Cliff street, New York. lap2s-lm
NV ANTED. 1.-TWO HUNDRED
w LABORING HANDS wanted at the George
town CsAl WhArYeH Wages paid weekly,
Apis-St'
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DY JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO..

D1 JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
VACANT LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH
I STREET AND SEVENTH STREET EAsT.-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April ~, at half.
past o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell for
account OF the Convent Of the Visitation, Lots No.
49, 10, II, IS and 49, fronting together 21I feet iO
inches 90 North I street, between Sixth and
seventh streets east, I'm the rear OF Mr.. FollAns-
bees resideuee,l and l59 feet on seventh street
east, TO DO divided into convenient building lots,
all running to alleys.
Terms: Ono-hAlf cash, the remainder In six
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust
on tho premises,
conveyAuceG at the cost Of the purchaser.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE CO.,
anlA-l Ln.na
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aMUoEMERlo 8.
| RENEFIT TO THE HOSPITALS
8 tati o. 10 40. 9. a.. 80 By, ,aa,s!i;. r.
-.a, Nv AsHING ToNi ....,. .-
GALA NIGHT
HONOR TO THE IMMORTAL BARpI =
TER.cENTENARY ANNIVERSARY
WORLDS POET,
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
1.-THE front Of love himself
An eye like Mars, to threaten and eommandi
A station like the herald Mercury,
combustion and form, indeed,
Where every God did seem TO set his seal,
To give the world assurance Of q msn."
HAMLET, AcT III, SCENE
THE WASHINGTON LITERARY
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Take great pleasure In announcing to the public
that they will celebrate
THIS IMPORTANT EVENT.
THE WASHINGTON THEATRE,
ELEVENTH STREET,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1854,
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE. From MidsummerS Nights Dream
Orchestra under the leadership Of Prof. Rose
wald, Of tho Holiday street Thestre, Baltimore.
ODE, composed by sprsgue. (RoOitsd by Jos.
Whiting, Esq, of Growers Theatcr.
To conclude with the Growing Of ShAkspeare'u
bust.
FIRST ACT OF HAMLET, by Members Of the
Association.
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Otheilo
PART II.
RECITATION, Trial Scene, from "Othollo, " by the
distinguished shakSperean reader,
F. TaSiStro, Esq
ESSAY ON THE GENIUS OF SHAKESPEARE,
Hon. H. L. Hosmer |
MUSIC. ........................From Macbeth
SCENE /, ACT Ill, MERCHANT OF VENICE, hy
Members Of the Association.
REMARKS ON SHAKESPEARE, by the diS,in-
guished Eloeutionist. Prof Donald Mcleod
sHAKsPEREAN TABLEAUX. Closing with an
allegorieAl picture OF Shakespeare under the man
"gemcnt OF the sble....."..".M. ConheIm, ESQ. |
MISS sCHENCK,
MISS FRIEL,
JOS. WHITING, ESQ.,
PROFESSOR RosEwALD, and
F'TAsIsTRo, Esq,
Have kindly volunteered their eminent services.
The President, Lord Lyons, and Members OF the
Cabinet are invited, and arc confidently expected
to be present,
BOX OFFICE will be open on Wednesday, |
Thursday, and Friday, from ga. m. to I2 nj on
Saturday, from a. m. to Ip.m.
Orchestra Seats, ell Dress Circle and PaTQuette,
10 cents. |
Seats can be secured without extra charge. |
Gentlemanly UsherA will be in attendance. |
PROCEEDS TO BIZ GIVEN
TO THE
HOSPITALS OF THE CITY
LIBRARY OF THE ASSOCIATION.
ApIs-6td
WANTS.
WANTED..--THREE COPIES OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GR0VER'S THEATRE. %
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near Wilards Hotel.
Also, q erovss New ci::inu, Stree, S TSsatps
r'. Philadelphia.
'JHE TER.cENTENNARY ANNIVERSARY
OF sHAKsPEARE. ts
THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE
OPENING OF
GRovERG THEATRE
THIRD ANNUAL BENEFIT OF
MANAGER LEONARD GROVER.
THE TWO ENTIRE COMPANIES
TO PARTICIrATr IN TIKI
H.. JUST - GRAND FESTIVAL
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL a. 1884,
THE MOST ExrRAoRBINART
Bill Of performances ever presented to the citizens
Of Washington to be given.
THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
In one OF their grandsst productions.
GROWERS ENTIRE WARRINGTON COMPANY
INA FINE sHAKsPEAREAN EFFORT.
THE JOINT oRCHEsTRAs,
Under the leadership Of
MR.. CHARLES KopPITz,
In some Of their
GRINDEsT SELECTIONS.
The Renowned Tsnore,
NJ. FRANZ HIMMER,
FhoN
THE GRAND OPERA TROUPE,
Lately 80 popular here, in one Of his
swEErEsT EFFORTS.
The beautiful and accomplished artistic,
.,r.. MISS JEANNE GoURLEY,
,uMA
h Iii DhN'b,
hnu Wv PoPuiAr oomeuiAh'
Mr. DICK PARKER,
VINO Kindly volunteered upon the two previous
BANJO SOLOS
GpAND IIIuMINA TIoN
AND
DECORATION OF THE THRhTRF,
AHDA
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
In 'front.' previous TO tho opening.
Mr.. Grover announces the above event, upon
which occasion, as heretofore, he will take his
Annual Benent, being the Third Anniversary OF
his Theatrical advent in this city. HE would
gladly have given the day to the shakspeArean
Monument Fund, had there been any joint action in
America for the purpose.l
Inc performance ior the occasion viii commence
WIN Mesuahu marNonh oeau'itul RAY, In Tour
ac" entitled
PURE GOLD
PURE GoLDl PURE GOLD
PURE GOLD! PURE GOLD
PURE GOLD
Whish was so magnineently produced at
GROWERS NEW CHESTNUT. STREET THE.
ATRE, PHILADELPHIA,
And WAS the occasiop Of the
MOST FLATTERINC ENCOMIlJMS
From the sntire PhilsdelpbI. pre,, bsInv ,,,Iv.,.
anIIv pronouneed ono ~ The
MOST SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENTS
OF the new mAnArement of the 81 cb..,nu, ), and
the exo.IIent ,rti,tes norno.Inr ~. oon.r,.,,
~. vNnpS,. ' 'O"P""''
Has ali the
REAuTIruL MuHc or THE PLAY
whioh ,von ,r,h ,.r,rro,. n,.,.. .-i,h 81,
iii win ~, "'' "''N
Handler 4, .ntIrs
Following the play,
NJ. HlMMER
VII si ,,s inv VI ms mos eAlul'e seiecuens,
&c., ss,i.S.;,,r" .n 80, " Psiio" me Journey
~. Ma" G.ns :" n npPm upon 'h'' OCCASION
W. r. ~. ss,,.., ~
Tp ni"v n.nrn
In one Of his
GREAT BANJO SOLOS,
Being his third appeArAnce for thu aame ors a,Ion
,,non A.. ..,n. ,....u..ki. a.. ...I.--
This Flint NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,
WIN oo..i,,a, ,.t,s
By the charming S young s Art S''
MISS JENNIE GouRLEY,
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Seo; Lea. Proprietor
W. D. '""h"uBh' ''''''''''''''''''stsse hanhger
THE ONLY FIRsT-CLAss CONCERT HALL IN
OF TINE
aprAT sTIp AIII.ncr
GREAT STAR HLLiaNCE.
H0gsEs CRowPE9 NIGHTLY.
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT.
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT.
The Management, determined that no other es.
tAblishment 10 the world shall
~, c.,,,,,o,r IL! 80 ~ ~: "A .,,.
o, n0a ono tS' as A. an Unlimited ex:
Rwor,S,,r tsnutston iob nov. nds eh wh0se
very "oue OF professional excellence
JOHN MULLIGAN,
without any exception the best Ethiopi.n Com.
W. D. CAvANAusH.
LEW poNNELLY,
ma, Lew D0NNELLY,
DELEHANTH AND WARD,
ThasroAtest Clog Dancers in the world.
BILLY WEST,
II norcurprv
+ n D0fJSHFRTy
w W T. WWIIILiLIAAMMs'
MIA, A.. .,,,," ~ n arh,.. Hdis T.,
S.r OF oTs f and i"asSaSe T SUtsp IN nun"
First appearance OF
MISS MARY FIELDING.
The talented Comedienne and vocalist.
MISS JENNIE ENGFL,
The sweet Vocalist
THE RoNZANI BALLET TROUPE,
ful French Ballet, entitled the
NYMPHs OF THE SEA,
NYMPHS OF THE SEA.
Committing Of
JENNIE FORREST, NELLIE RAINFoRp. Is
TELLE FORREST, MAGGIE WILSON,
NAOMI PORTER, FLORENCE RIVERS,
In two new advertisements.
-
rosney tne ht week oil the successful Trick
THE HOUSE, THAT JACK BUILT!
Admission. ....'...'...2S cent.
0rehostrn. cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons....,"Sb
Door open ,o a. o'oiook' Performance to COM
FAMILY MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON :" o'clock,
NoTIcE;IOn account OF the very unpleasant
state oil the WeAlhet LOT the last Jour saturday
afternoon Mhtlheesj me proprietor AT the request
OF many iSmtlieI, vii have TsPeatedri THAI,
POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME,
the hIghly suecesslul TICK Fantomlme, enuted
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
which will be performed at cheap prices, positively
A'nl'Hon-L'al'' . seats Children 10 cents
ns.FsS and R2 % . 4SR
Hto 'hb"b""i '''N "''' ''"''S "PFN"'
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AMUSE MEMS.
EoRD,s NEW THEATRE,
IT. a., THNrH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE. :

| EORD'6 NEW THEATRE,
IT. THNrh STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE. =
iaf enAND GALA NIGHT
10 honor q ne Three Hnndredih Anniversary Of
sHAkaPKARps BIRTHDAY.
WIN sHAKsPEARE, .
Bonh ArniI "a 1894 DEP AynlL %, 1919.
BRILLIANT FEsTivAL.
coMBINAr1oSS OF ARrrsrEs
From the the principal theatres Of Now York, Dos
All uniting 10 do honor to the memory ofthe
IMMORTAL BARD,
THIS sATTRp DAY EVENING APRIL ~ a.
act OF shakspeareis Tragedy Of
ROMEO. AND JULIET,
Including the celebrated
BALCONY SCENE.
song, The Standard Bearer Mr.. Mat o'Brien.
After which, selections nom the first and nfth
A MiDsUaMERs NiSaTs 1RtAM.
NICK ~ ss sas S% ;SS .C Bishop
As you LIKE 1T. N
edy, In three acts, entitled
TANNING THE sHREW
THE THEATRE WILL BIZ
APPROPRIATELY DECORATED AND ILLUMI.
.cpANn n,sP MAIED 5r rprvoDvs
VIII take place in front OF the theatre previous to
the commencement Of the performance
MoNDAY-EDwIN FORREST
JACK CADE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~,
BENEFIT OF H. D. PHILLIPS.
In preparation the grand Spectacular play Of the
On, THE co1k EME az CONSTANCE,
With Gorgeous Costumes, Scenery, Professions,
and Incidents, commemorative Of the
JEWISH PASSOVER.
Persons holding reserved seats are respectfully
requested to attend early. The immense thronE
Of patrons now attending the Theatre ali the
thoroughfares TO extent rendering access TO &C.
cured places somewhat diflcult after the rise Of
the curtain.
SCALE OF PRICES
DTesb IHcle' ..'s'''.''s. .,................bO "
OtoheslIh Snhha' 10 cents.
Ehmly Sfole.s '..'s....................B "
EiNhte bOAeb 80 and SO
Reserved seats on Mr.. Forests nights, % cents
extrs.
Doors open at III Performance 70 commence At &
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TINTED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROADS.

OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERMAETER,l
WASHIH0ToN, April 10, 1854. 4
AUCTiON.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of May, at the Railroad Depot, In
500 Tons OF Old Railroad Iron,
100 Tons of Old Car Axles,
$50 Tons of Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons oil Wrought Iron,
STons OF Old Brass and Copper
800 oil Barrels.
Terms: Cash in Government funds. leu (l0) per
cent. TO be paid at the time OF purchase, the bal
Anoe on delivery.
Improperly must be removed within ten days
from date Ofsale. II. L. ROBINSON,
aplb-dts Captain and A. q. NJ.
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BOARDING.

boarding. A NUMBER OF GEN.
ID tlemen can obtain board at No. IsI Maryland
avenue between Fcur-hnd-a.hNlfNn and sixth streets,
Island. Oel1-H
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sALBs OF REAL EsTATH.-James'C O. MCGUIRE
4 % sold, yesterday afternoon, the followtnG
lots, vizi Corner Of north and Twelfth street, 70
yMilllsm Lorins, AZ i2h cents eofnsr street and
corner OF Thirteenth and o Htrests, to Samuel W.
Owens, at u centsj three lots street, between
" eenisi next lot, same locality, 70 James Harris,
at q centsi next lot, to George sehlef at 90 cents
next lot, to d. Johnson At9o eentsj two lots on
Thirteenth street, between N and streets, TO Al
bert L. sturtevAnt, at % eentsj next ot to MArEa-
ret Ferris, at 10 cents; next lot TO n. C. Grinth,
At 20 oentsi next lot. TO Patrick Carpenter At IS
eentsj next lot, to DR.. A. II. Lee, AZ Tx cents;
next lot, 20 Thos. w. Mullen, at 1TK cents; next
lot, to Charles Junkin, At 70 cents.
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LOGAN NEWS.

osrruARr-DeatA Of Major General y @.
rc,tss Y sA.-4jor gsnsr.l !QssRh 2; To,t q.
-residsnco no. Vo5 utrcet west last evening aged
eighty years. Gnns.all rottn vas naive ,s q
continued In "A until thedny Of his decease, with
tho exception Of brief poriod between the year,
lsos-s lie served in the war Of 1919, most Of the
time a. ehIef engineer Of the different armies.
He participated in the battles Of Queenstown
Heights, Fort George, the repulae Of the British
notiilA, and the battle Of PlattsbufH. During the
war with Mexico he served chief engineer 70 the
army OF General Scott, and took leading direction
In the American Qualifications that were used In
the capture Of Vera Cruz. Az hiefeneineer Of the
army, he occupied conspicuous position, . man
ofprofound knowledge In his department
From sss til 1882 he held the position Of COLONEL,
In the latter year he was appointed Brigadief
General, and a few days ago he was confirmed BY
the senate a. Major General OF Volunteers, Gan
Totten continued 10 dlsohArge his eneroua duties
until few weeks ago, Ne has served his country
with honor, and has died full Of years, having
passed four score.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral on Tuesday next al D. M, at his late
residence, No. 200 @ street west.
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WTAsHINGTON THEATRE.

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SIG. BRIGNoLps GRAND CONCERT.
Sig. Brignoli begs to announce that he will give
GRAND CONCERT
ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1854,
Together with the following unprecedented array
Of artists from MAX MARETiEK'S ITALIAN
OPERA TROUPE.
First appearance Of the young and highly success
full PrimA Donna,
MISS LAURA HARRIS
who was received with the greatest enthusiAsm
both In New York and Boston
SIG. BRIGNoLl the FAvorite Tenor
First Appearance OF the Celebrated Baritone,
SIG. DRAGONI,
From the Royal italian Opera, Covent Garden,
London,
MR.. J. N. PATTISON, the Distinguished Pianist,
AND
MIR. II. MoLLENHAUER, vioIincellist.
CONDUCTOR: ......................SIG. l. NUNO
varied and brilliant programme will be pre-
sented,
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
Secured Seats, so cents extra.
Sale 70 commence Monday next, At Mctzerotps
Music Store. ap29-2t