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ADJUSTMENTS.
.CROvER'S THEATRE,
VI Pennsylvania avenus, near wiliards' Hotel.

.GROVER'S THEATRE,
VI Pennsylvania avenus, near willards' Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR
Also Of Growers Nov Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
THIS tsATuRDAY) EVENING, APRrLa,
EXTRA GRAND TOILETTE NIGHT
BY arrangement Of numerous holders Of seats for
TINS FtIL 6RSss AssssRG GISs'n ''F'
OF the Operate Patrons OF the city.
For performance Gounod,s Grand Opera of
HS, been selected, and will be presented in Ave
CAST OF A sSik E5!h sFsENerH
PowBRFUI CHORUS
F tLEsRHFsp fS1 R feSiDg o e'fi, Of the
The Entire Grand Orchestra, from the Academy
OF Music, New York.
A Full Military Band on the stage, incidental to
the ope a, and superb new mise en- scene.
NJ. HtMMER, the dl.tipgui.hed Tenor,
sraNop n an E5sa1 rg'; :Rsu.t
MADAME JoHANNsEN .Siebei
NJ. GRAFFo, the Great Basso cantan-
NJ sTErNEcKE, II: dIItinEaiii.d PT D%'0pn'''
baritone, AZ: "......Valentine
M Al,AS E, Ia h9GME ,S H.rihs
the entire strength Of the company and chorus,
supported by a null Military Band.
CARL ANsCHuTz........Co Conductor Of the Opera
Reserved Seats for either Of the nights for sale
at MctLerotts Music store, and At the Box Ohiee
Of the Theatre, at the following
SCALE OF PRICES;
Orchestra ChAirs...............s.... o. 80
Drest Giro Q and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
Family Circle ''''.''''''......'.......'. 80
Secured seats 90 cents extra.
.. MONDAY EVENING, April T.
For the Only Time, the Favorlte Opera Of
DER FkE1sCHUTZ
win be presented.
Seats are now on sale at MstIerOtt's and At the
Theatre. AZ
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Rsp oRd Fashionable IA large assortment for Dress
and business wear. The EngliAh Sack and Walk
ing Coats exoell In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS h Co.,
sss-u S22 Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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T. o r. s A L L
100 cases Brakes Plantation BltterB.
200 W.. G. Club House Gin
100 bills. Old Rye WhiEkey.
90 Very Old Rye Whisky.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess MsekeTel.
100 half kits Meas MAekerel.
100 kits No. do.
100 Nos do.
100 Picked salmon.
90 bags Old lava Coffee.
And general assortment Of Winehi Liquors
ChAmpAgnea, Havana Cigars, &C., At market raies
W. CORWIN BURGf,
No, II North Charles street,
mI2-ly BAltlmO G, Nd,
z EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
Everybody should call on
n. n. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ,,,-.,
For servants and real estate. Agency No oil MINI
treet near Pennsylvania avenue, (noTthJ H.,
Particular attention paid to the renting OF pwel'
| llngS and Boarding Houses, StoTest sc; NeS ~
tate and other Property bought and SOLD on com
| mission. ,,, -, ,.,
| without charge ,, -. ., a,
| OoIl-ti -----.
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NAVY YARD ITBMs.-Another UnsueesS9fiIl
Trip Admiral DahlgTen returned last night from
Fortress Monroe, on board the steamer Harvest
Moon, but without the body Of his son. y had moi
been brought down from Richmond by the truce
boat,
a New Gunbodt TO be Bullion Thursday tho
received orders from the Department to make tho
preliminary arrangements for building the ma
chineIy for fast screw gunboat, and consequent
ly much larger force OF machinitts viii have 10
Ne put to work, and hands are wanted.
Explosion by an explosion yesterday At the
ordnance office OF the yard OF newly Invented
torpedo, which was being experimental upon, Mr.
II r. Hicks was badly burnt In the face, and on
the neck and arm, and had TO be taken home, but
will recover soon. The inyeAtor, 4 volunteer sur
Eeon, was eurnt about the face.
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ANY one having occasion TO visit private
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
whore enables him to guaranty aperfect cure In all
oAaea.
All visits and communications strictly private
and oonHdentiAl. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. ... Pr. febi--f
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DY ]. @. NICE UIRE CO.,
ID AUCTIO NEERS.
Great Sale by catalogue of Seventy-nine First
Glass Building Lots heioreing 20 the 'DAyidson
EstAte!"-On TUESDAY afternoon, April bth, at
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, corner OF Tenth
End ID streets, we shall sell
SEyENTY-SINE FIRsT-CLAss BUILDING
LOTS,
belonging to the Davidson EstAte,n comprising
some Of the most eligible building lots 70 be found
In the city situated principally on the high grounds
north OF PennGylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Fifteenth streets west, IN the best Improved and
moSt desirable part Of The city for private resldon-
ces
Fer descriptive catalogues with terms OF sale,
sc, apply 10 the undersigned.
&c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
m29-d AuotioneerB.
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BOARDING..

boarding. A NUMBER OF GEN
n tlemen can obtain beard at No. 4s1 Maryland
avenue between Four-And-A-hAlfA and sixth streets
Island --- ooII-u
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The National Union Convention.

Ban FRANcIsCo, April 1.-The delegates &c
the Union National Convention, at Baltimore
are Messrs, Blaine, Falling, South, Hirsch, and
Hiram 8mith.
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HIGHWAY RoBsERI.-Isaac McCracken and
rhomAa McGiVen were arrested yesterday by order
OF the Provost Marshal at Giesboro Point. upon
r. az were ySstsrdAy taken to the uoico station.
house OF the Tenth preolnot and delivered 70 the
civil authorities. II seems that on Thursday night
they assaulted q man named Joseph silver and
robbed him Of his pocket book containing about
s5O Justice Boswell committed them 10 jail for
court silver was also committed a. witness, In
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n FFI G l A L.
RECRUITING FUNDS.
WAN DEFARTNEETl
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Feb. 70, 1864
tCircular, N,l9l
When recruiting officers of7he regular Army
In the Held are not furnished with funds, the
twenty-five dollars advance bounty authorized by
section o OF the act approved July 90 1901, and
the two dollars premium authorized by the act
approved June q, 1851, will be credited to the
soldier on the frat muster-Fol after his enlistment
OF re-onIidmGnt end paid by the pEymaster who
pays him. D. TOWNSEND
apl Assistant AdiutHnt General,
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by JAS. G, MCGUIRE & CO.,

ID AUCTIONEERS
-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, on north
NJ street between sixth and Seventh uifeets-on
MONDAY Afternoon, April 9TH, at 9 O'Clock, on
Building Lots, the south side Of North M street
between Sixth and seventh streets west, fronting
each u feet lof inches, and running back 1o6 feet
TO 10 foot alley; the eastern lot forms the corner
Of street Is feet wide, called Oregon street.
Terms; one-thitd In cash, the remainder IN six
and twelve months, with inter Get secured " dort
Of trust on the premises. ConveyAuces at the cost
OF purchaser. JAMES G. MCGUIRE q CO.,
msOd Auetioneers.
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BrlgadIer General and Chief QuArtermaster,
insist Depot Of WAshington, ID. c.
GALE OF OLD IRON, BLACK
- SMITHS TOOLS, CARPENTERS TOOLS,
shDDLERs TOOLS, CAMP AND GARal.
QUARTERMASTERS STORES.
CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER'sO OFFICE, }
DEPOT o. WAsHINGToN,
NAymIEaTnN n T. Marrh nj 1874

WASHINoToN, ID. C., March ~, 1854.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Aution, at AleNAn-
dF,a, on SATURDAY, April 9th, 1884, 1t II O'Clock
a. m, \ lot Of
Old Iron, Blaeksmith's TOols, Carpenters Tools,
Saddler's Tools, Scales, GrindHtones, Jack Screws
Stoves, Lanterns, ShoyolB, Rakes, Hay Forks,
heelbarrows, Buggies, Coaches, AmhulRnees,
Hand Carts, Saddles, Horse Collars Saddle Blan-
Bags, Horne Govern, Curfycombs, Pick Axes,
Horse Shoes, Spades, and large lot Of other Rr'i
for public service
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
articles In five (b) days from the day OF sale,
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER.
Brigadler General and Chief Quar- erInaEteT,
m9i-9t Depot OF Washington, ID. {,
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EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE
Positively last night Of the great sensational play
ofthe OCTOROON,

rosluNely last night OF the great sensational plAy
ofthe OCTOROONi
OR, LIFE IN LOU1sIANA,
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, April 2.
Monday, APRIL, EDWIN FORREST will appear
IN hts great impeisonailon, MACBETH, supported
by MI J. Mccullough, Miss Alice Gray, and the
entire company.
Wednesday, April 9, arst night Of the new play
by George II Miles, Esq, entitled SENIOR VA
LIENTE, with new scenery, appointments, and
powerful cast,
IHPoRTAET NoTIcE.-PArtiss holding Reserved
Seats are respectfully requested to attend early.
The immense throng OF patrons now attending the
Theatre I'LL the thorouBhtAtes 10 extent render
ing access to secured places somewhat dlfneult
after the rise OF the curtain.
Reserved seats on Mr. Forests nights, IS cents
extra, az
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GALE OF CONDEMNED WAGONS,
- CARTS, DuGGIES, AND WHEELS.


CnIEF QUARTERhAsTER's OFFICE,l
DEPOT WAsHIEoTOH,
WAsHIS0ToE, d. O., March 81, 1884,
WILL BIZ SOLD, at Public Auction, At the sO1th
end OF Twentieth street, near the Cover ment
CorrAlB, in the city OF Warrington, ID. C., on
MONDAY, April nth, 1854, At II O'Clock a M,
lot Of
Government Four-horse, Two-horSe, Spring,
Metallic, and Hay Wagons, Carte, Bugiies, W.
BonwheelE, Wagon Beds, together with number
or ART cles per aiming to wagon transportation,
the same having been condemned as unht for pub
lie service,
Successful iiders will be required to remove the
articles within i've Isl days from The day OF sale.
Terms; Cash In Government flindg.
d. II. RUCKER,
BTigadleT General and Chief QuArtermABteF.
mSl-iOt Depot Of Washington, d. c.
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II SAMBUoI WMH.-Thls new article Of Amerl-
IAN Wine 10 meeting with uncommon favor In
EuropeAn circles, and highly Esteemed by the best
1hySicians in this country, Mr.. spser, who has
Ipeut yeNTs in travelling, INST came across this
Grape in Oporto, which he Ia now successfully oul-
WAITING In this country, from which he makes his
celebrated wine. We understand . number Of
iases were ordered to Warrington for the use OF
he military hospitals there. The following 10 a
estimOnial we saw from the New York Hospital.
We publish II for the information Of our readers
- NEW YoRK, November "a.
lam using Speer's "Sambuci wine,n and ind II
70 such believe II preferable to tie mmeroiAl
port, And all other wines, A. II possesses their
onic properties without the deleteriouG effect
lAusod by their impurities II 10 also very pAlAtA.
Die, and this IL accommodation to many, espe-
iiAily females.
s. s, HARMS, NJ. D., N. Y. Hospital
This Is an excellent article for family use, and
Tor females. Our Druggists have II fer sale.
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SUDDEN DRATH.-A man named Frank Riley,
about 6S years OF age, dropped dead Yesterday
TweD.8- hrst streets. Otneer Crunp was near at
the tSie and seeing him fall ran, but the man was
lead, when he got to him, The coroner was sent
or but thinking Il unnecessary to hold an Inquest
me body was delivered to the charge OF the mans
friends. Riley was lodger at the police station
house OF the Fourth precinct, on the night before
and Exhibited great TestleaanesI,
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Rpi Assistant AdjutAnt General
n + F l G l A L

y II II
LISTS OF RE-ENLISTED MEN
WAR DgPA RTMEET,I
ADJUTAhT GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Feb, 10, 1854
[Circular, No. Ill
In addition to the information contained In the
lists required In Circular, No. OF 1863 from this
office, Superlntendents OF Recruiting Service for
the regular Army will give the towns, townships
and wards ou which the men enlist or rc-enlist.
They will also forward copy of same lists to Super
intendenta of Volunteer Recruiting Service.
T. d. TOWNSEND,
Apl Assistant AdIutant General
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n T F c | A l..
SENTENCES OF CoURTS-AIARTIAL.
WAN DEPARTMEHr,)
ADJuTAET GENERALS OFTICE, ;
WARRINGTON Feb, o, 1854
tCirculAr, No. I6.l
l. The attention Of officers appointing General
CourtH-MNrtiAl Is respectfully called to paragraph
No. ssh, Revised Army Regulations, which requires
that "Coples OF all orders confirming, or dBAp-
proving, or Temitting, the sentences Of Courts-
Martial" shall be sent TO the Adjutant General Of
the Army. such copies are to accompany the
original proceedings of the Genera Courts Ia every
instance,
H. BY direction OF the Secretary OF War, re ruit-
ing officers are hereby authorized 10 enlist and re-
enlst all men for the regular Army for three years,
under joint resolution of January 10, 1851, General
Orders Nos. 90 and 25, 1854.
Il. d. TOWNSEND,
NJ
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RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, U. S. A.,
-, 1854.
This is TO certify that has pre-
scented - an accepted recruit, who
has been enlisted this day into the military ser
vice OF the United Ststcs, and IL entitled TO tho
premium ofs--.
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INCORPORATED BY CONGRESS MARCH s, 1854.
EDWARD sIMMs, President.
EDWARD CLARK, Vice President.
EDWARD sIMhs, Treasurer.
THOMAS l. GARDNER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
WIN. p. DOLE, z c. ROBBINS
John r. ELvANs, SAMUEL V. NILES,
III CooMBs, D. W. BARTLETT.
This Dank iS now organized and ready for the
reception Of deposits, temporarily, in the banking
house Of Messrs. Maury 4 Co., on Seventh soreet
As soon AAsOur new banking -house on Louisiana
avenue shall be completed due notice will be given
and we take the liberty Ct soliciting liberal de
poaits and shall afford every possible facility and
accommodation to deponitors.
apI-Iy THOMAS l. GARDNER, Secretary.
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TuB ENLISTMENT FUND.-Honev TO pay
. rAnEements 10 advance the sum Of twenty-four
thousand dollars, being the residue OF the appro-
bred thousand dollars towards filing up the quota
OF this District under the calls Of the President.
This money will be paid out by Capt. ssheetf, as
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

MORE GAS LAMPs.-we notice that the Cor.
poratIon are having gas lamps placed Blopg Q
street NORTH from Thirteenth to Fifteenth streets
west.
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. POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 2.
Admisslon-Laaies rs cents, Children 10 cents.

EXTRA NOTICE.
EXTRAORDINARY.
The New and Gorgeous PantOmime, as per-
formed at the Bowery Theatre, New York, entitled
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
with all tricks, mechanical changes, startling
transform Ations, tableAux, ohoruseB, &C., having
been purchased at q cost OF
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be presented to the public in a few days.
The above pAntomime had an uninterrupted run
Of six weeks In New York city. mas
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gTfUT099
DEAFNEss, oATARRH, AND DIS
EASES OF THE EAR, THROAT AND
AIR ,PAssAoEG THsTa
DIR. LGaHrHiLL,

From a. st, Marks Place, New York, author Of
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Lsttsru
on cATARRH,n will make his second visit TO
,a WASHINGTON. MONDAY, APRIL II,
And can be consulted al the
EBBTTT HOUSE
... for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL iS,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR,
THROAT,
AIR PAssA GEs
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LOCAL NEWS.

CnNrRH NARKnT.-Ths following 10 our
price liat for to-day Beef Nsst sutsl 70 70 ase;i
next 10 70 1884, salt, ie', dried 70 to sos Veal y
Or, sioOI Pork tfre.hl, ' lb- 10 70 isei eoined,
tSlieedJ 20 70 asa; Breasts, isO.' shoulder rs
v pair, q so to s2i Eggs v doE, . to zoe. Butter,
dried, 800. TO Sii Peaches Idri'dl y quart, % 70
so okIs, v peek, 1sei crsnssrris., quart ls.;
Cherries, per qt;, ~, Wslnut., Per lush, 81
venisop, y h., soSj Geese, tigSln, s.shi Can an
widseon, . Mallsrd, q. 20 to 81 g, Sweet fota-
onion:, y peek, ne 70 oil Tgrnip., co., Garrett
Pork. Country si9 to eiaasi Beans, butter, per
d. rs to 9oS white. 10 70 l2c.i Lettuee 70 100
Cabbage, " head, 70 go Rsdi.hes, y bunch, e
lcoi Parsnips 500 large Rock, zoe. to o. 9si smn,
Y bunch 6os.j Hslibut, y H., ass.i Sea bass, i',;
Blue nsh, l2e,j shad, v pair, 81 70 81 boj Pike, Y
bunch, 6Oc. to eli Herring, v dos SOC Pefeh, y
bunch, 400; Lobster, v ID, I2e.I CAtnsh, bunch,
Gc.i Rye, y bushsl; Soi Corn Meal q % 70 ~,
SO; Corn, silsdl v bush, slss 70 An Corn,
6Egt, sSi straw; Si.o0 to sl.ISj Uloyer hay, eiSo
The terrible stormy weather Of last night and
this morning had the eject Of preventing the
attendance Of the country people, who are gen
lErA1y present on Saturday mornings.
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FLOUR INsPRCTIoNs.-During the quarter
ending on Thursday evening, Mr.. Joseph Hedriek,
the -four inspector OF this CITY, passed the greatest
quantity ever inspected within the same period In
this city, the aggregate being 1925 whole barrels
90 half b,rrels Of wheat -four, and sSe barrels OF
half barrels ditto s,isi barrels extra, and 20 hall
bArreIs; 1855 barrels super, and toi barrels hno
81 barrels middlings, and ss6 barrels first rye,
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DY Q. R. L. GROWN O.,

DY Q. X. L. CROWN Co.,
ID AUCTIONEERS.
korBeB, Mules, Carriages, WAGONS, and Harness
At Auction, on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS at the WABhingtOn
City Horse Market, on Sixth street, near the
Canal. sale commencing Rt pa. m. Cash advAn-
eeA and oonHignments, Storage for carriages and
wagons at the above named place, 10 .
fe22-dtApS' {. n. L. CROWN h CO., AustS.
GALE OF OLD UNSERVICEA BILE
- GRAIN SACKS, STOVES, COPPER, CAST
IRON, SHoYELs, &C., sc, sc. l.
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LEONARD oRovER...........s... .DfRKcToR
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE.--.A LARGE, COMMODI-
il Gus, woll-built house situated in tho most
desirable part of the city, for sale. II 10 well fur
house At great bargain Inquire OF
WARD II. LAM0H,
United States Marshal, D. C., 4Io ; street, WASH
inKtoh. telbu
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HIDES.--WlLL BE SOLD AT AUG
III TIOS, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY, at II o'clock a. m, at the WHARF foot Of
Sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW, SC, that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered GU side the
iults Of the District Of Columbia, and shipped TO
this point for such disposition TeTms: cash, In
Government funds, to be paid at the time Of sale
q. BELL,
ms-lm Lieutenant Colonel aud {, S. V. s.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IGA NTERB BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
- CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LoNtft1na Apsnrs, nsar Dls corner on si-fl ,,r,,t
lin rear Of the metropolitan and National Hotei.A
SIGN OF THE bie CALCIUM LiGHT.
Seo. Lea'.''."... Manager and Proprietor
BRILLIANT AND VARIED PERFORMANCES
MORE NEW FEATURES.
NEW JOKES AND CoMIcALTTIEs.
DOUBLE MAMMOTH COMPANY.
UnoxHmplod success Of the
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE,
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY,
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT,
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT.
Third week Of the engagement of the beautiful
MISS JENNIE ENeEL,
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
whose rare loveliness and Accomplishments As an
artistic are creating furore unprecedented in the
annals Of the profession.
Second week Of
P BEkEHSSTY 4 ANP WARE WARE,
the two greatest Clog Dancers In America
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
the great sensation danSeuSo, in her celebrated
W. b. CAVANAUGH,
W. d. CAVANAUGH
the talented Comedian and Comic Vocalist.
WILLIAMS AND WEST,
WILLIAMS AND WEST
the monarchs Of Ethiopian comedy In number
Of their original eccentriOities
Positively the last week of
MARTINI cHIRIsKI,
MARTINI CHIRISKI,
in his astounding feats on the swinging wire.
MISS MARY CoULsoH,
will appear In a new and novel Dance called the
NoNPAREIL
THE FAMOUS BOUQUET OF BEAUTY,
including
MISS JENNIE FORREST,
MISS ESTELLE FORREST
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
MISS NELLIE RAINFORD,
MISS MAGGIE WILSON,
MISS EMMA sCHELL,
MISS EMMA THOMAS,
MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL, sc,
In several charming Advertisements, and the beau.
tlful Ballet entitled the
WATER NYMPHs.
The Negro Act of
CRIMSON CRIMES,
and the LAughable Farce OF
MY Neighbours WIFE,
with an entire new selection OF
CoRKoGRAPHICALITIES,
By the Black Brigade.
.s.sssssss....s.so oonta
90 CONS
Private Boxes, holding six pcrtonG...:...eb
Doors open at 7 o'olooki Performance TO COM
mence At o'clock.
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DOY6' CLOTHING I'VE ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF q large assortment OF BOyGI and
Cklldrons Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
10 which we invite tho attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS b Co.,
Saa Penn ylyAniA Avenue, betwGGL
Ninth and Tenth EtFcatt
scr lO--tfi tstAI a Intsl,l
~ RNTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. - WE
" have now In store full ItoOb Of GentlemeG'l
spring OVereoAts, Bulineht suits, Dress suita And
Furnishing Goods OF the latest Htyleh, mAnufAetur.
Cd with the same degree OF neAtnesn itylo and Gle.
gznse, A. n made TO order
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co.
SAb PennTYlyAniA Avenue, Detwssr
Ninth and Tsnth rtrH.''
M lStN htAl.l
MILITARY GOODR
WALL, STEPHENS h CO.,
S1A PEEHBYLVAHIA AVENUE,
OIeF the largest assortment In this city, snbFAS
log all qualities used by ofnesrs In the Army
swords, snIheE, Belts shouldsr-EtrApA, HAT,
Cars, Pistols, ks, ko., with = fine assortment ~.
unIform clothing, with which we can furRiEl3 ~.
oars complete onthts In = few moments,
WALL, STEPHENS n 90
1An PennIylvAnlA Ayanu
Sp' io-InI n1Sl., saAT, Chropl
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mo CONTRACTORB. 4. 81
Separate sealed Proposals. each endorsed with the title
OF The for which the bid may be offered will be re-
esved a this oce. until 2ocleci ~ fMenaay February
tbe following 10 wit1n Second avenue, from For.
10 street. with crosswaks from Forty
second Seventy IN streets Forty street. be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues.
hank for the bids and a other porma
be obtained application 70 the Contract CLERK
this ofoe. THOMAS STEPHENS Cfoon
kOhT u DARRAGH !Apusduct
A. w. CRAVEN Iontd
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PROPOeALs.

mo IRON woRKERs -sEALED PROPOSALS. Will
y recsivsd a the cnss ustI y O'clock q wednes
ey opened for iurlishipg And setting 10 place around tho
psw rsservor ABOUT 80 inesI feet q irsn Railing
he EnsIneer's once, hct.nda, farn,
9NM ROBERT L. DARRA0H, AQueduct
48 A. w. CRAVEN, Board,
Pass. Jan. "a. 1854
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pRor BONDS DANCING AND SKATING ACADnmr
QUO Bfoalwav, ~ open for the receytlon OF p"s, W
Mondays and THURSDAYS OF each week New classes Ioi
ng the quarter An tho lesdng dnfc-s ;annht
in quarter.
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L'oR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
en 5en, nsh ,oog ssy9 ~ 1sg %9d.tS n
street betwesn Eighth and Ninth avenues aso brown
stone front House, the north side Of Forty NTH street,
easi q Broadway four story basement and cellar With al
We improvements .OssO lo 1S6 good order, for $1,000.
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