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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CAV Airy
HORSES.

WAA DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURrAv,)
orTIcE OF CHEZ QuARTRIMAsTER,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
ONCE until ~ O'Clock IN, on MONDAY, March
fourteenth, (iIth,) 1884, for
Two Thousand Oo0) Cavalry Horses, to be de-
lirered At Syracuse, n Y, within forty tto) days
oaS Thousand 4 OOOl Cavalry Horses, to be de
lIVered at oEdenIburgh, n. " within thirty tsO)
said horses to be sound In all particulars, not
leih than ave (5) nor more than nine ~ years old
from lax to ls hands highi full neahed, eomPaetly
built, bride wife, and OF sire suncient for cavalry
TksSs specification, VM be strictly sdhsrtd TO aud
Tfgidiv enforced In speTy particular.
No bid will be entertained unless AccOmps MED
By guaranty for its faithful per 'ormAnse.
10 should any United states onlser EuAraatse
the proposal OF bidder who should prove to be
irresponsible, his name shall DO reported tn the
Secretary Of War, with a accommodation that
such otieer be dismissed the service.
An bidders and quaraniorI ivH be held 10 the IetsH
accountability, and epsry failure 10 comply cih terni
Of contract, 10 make ne contract iohsR Guarded,
SM b JoiloEed BY prosecution 10 ne JH eIfsn Of ne
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on applieS.
ton at this once.
written contracts, with good Snd sufncient secu'
rty, immediately on the acceptance Of their bids
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
| bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for less than hfty
horses.
Bids for ne entire number of horses required are
| invited.
| Payment will be made on completion OF con-
| tract, or 81 soon thereafter as funds may be re-
| oeiVed.
Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for Cav
airy Horses" and addressed to Lieut.. Col. James
4. Ekin, Chief QuArtermaster, Cavalry Bureau
| Warrington, d. Q.
Any further Information viii be promptly giveI
on application to JAMES A. EhlN,
Lieutenant Colonel Chief QuArtermAster,
m2-ist Cavalry bureau.
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PRIZE FIGHT BROKEN UP.-0n Saturday
morning the police of tho Fiftieth precinct re-
celyed Information that prize fight was to
take place on Sunday morning, between two
pugilists named Patrick Cannough and Chris
topher Norton. The affair was 10 take place on
Sunday morning in Lltchheld's Park, and q
posse OF police was sent out 70 capture the pu-
KIlists, but before they got to the ground the
crowd got wind Of their approach and dis
persed,-M Y. Post.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il . large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he 10 prepared TO deliver TO purchasers IN any part
Of the city, at reduced priecs. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities IN suit pur-
ehAsers. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. to1 Twelfth street, betvoen Aad 81 sets.
nos-tf y. coRBETT.
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The ENLISTMENT PRoJBcT--Last evening,
owing TO the inolsmency OF the weather, quorum
WAS not present at the meeting OF this committee
They adjourned, to meet at the Council Chamber
at IL O'Clock Friday evening, when II " TO be
hoped there will be q full attendance.
fhe whole number OF enlistments since the pay.
meat Of bounhea 10 Sa6, the total amount expended
for bounties, etS SIS Az average expense OF each
man, esi,Slk; received from Corporation, t9t,
from citizens since last report the following sums
Collected In the ordn Anse department OF Navy
Yard, BY Msssrs. Norton, Holroyd, and Chapman,
1o0i by Or. J. 4. Morgan, o20j by VIM. Tolbert, In
the ship-earpenters' department Of Navy Yard,
So6; by James, A. KENNEDY, in city Post otfieer
$3.50. .f-r.l.
seem that our citizens have little desire to part
with thsIr money In order to avoid the draft
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E6- The ConressIo and BXperIsnGs o.
Az Invalid. Published for the benefit, spd A. >
warning and A CAUTION TO IovEa MRH who sunei
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood etc., supplying at the same time TEE MEAN
or SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself Al
ter being put TO great eIpsnGe and injury throuEl
medical humbug and quAekery.
by enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
NV Q6-lV Bodford, Kinku County, N, Y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
lHANT RBURY NALL.
" CANTERBURY
CANrERnURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouifiaHd Avenue, near he corner Of sisd ,,,,,i
lin rear of the Metropolitan and National Hotel,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Lea. .nIansger and Proprietor
WORLDS MODEL AMUSEMENT INsTrrUrIoN
NEW STARS
FRESH TALENT!
RADIANT GALAXY OF HUMoR, GRACE, AND
BEAUTY.
THIS EVENING
THE Great Great s sENsATIoE N69yyELTTY,
the recipient OF so much attention at Baruum's
Miss DORA DAwRoN,
miss DORA DAwRoR,
The celebrated DOUBLE-vOICED SINGER who
may be accounted one OF the most remArkA able
pasT powSr Of cbnpsiSe Ser Voice I'VE from
that Of female to male, and, inrher songs, dis
ooursing both q rich and melodious soprano, and
asweet and extendible TENOR.
First appearance In Washington Of the Famous
French DAnseu.s, direct from most successful
MILE MEDEA,
Internationally the most attractive woman ON the
First time in this city q the renowned
sANDEoRb TROUPE.
Of PAntomimists, Gymnasts, and Dancers, who
will appear In some Of their
ASTONISHING AND TERRIFIC FEATs,
ExGAN AND EDWHRDs.
The acknowledged MonAtehs of CorkoKrAphlc Art,
In some OF their Latest and Bert originalities.
The Famous Dequet Of Beauty, including Lucy
ter, Jennie Forrest, Emma Iohell, &C., &C., will
perform the celebrated Chinese Belief, entitled
kiM.kh, and a charming Diycrtissement, called
MR.. BILLY WEST,
MIR. BILLY WEST,
In his delicate DigtAl ManipulAtions on the BArio,
and New Song and Dance.
MR.. L. DoNNELLY,
MR.. L. DONNELLY,
10 his Great Burlesque Dances.
Mr. Nj. v. ;. SSAA yAAEsAAUSa
The Talented Comedian snd Comic Vocalist, In a
Miss Miss s s&SME P PSRFER,
The great Sensation Danseuse, In = Character.
lntlc Jlk'
MIR. X. W. WILLIAMS,
MR.. X. W. WILLIAMS,
The FAvorIte Versatile Comedian.
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE,
MR.. J. s. CLARKE,
The Talented Light Comedian and General Actor.
THE GREAT IRoTEAN COMPANY,
THE GREAT PROrEAN COMPANY,
THE GREAT PROTEAN COMPANY,
IN A GRAND OLIo OF FUN
Concluding with the LAushAbls Farce Of
THE VAMPIRE;
THE VAMPIRE
A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
NoTICE.-In rehearsal, and will be brought for
ward 10 AZ days, New PAntemime Ballet, with
New Scenery, Tricks aud Costumes, called THE
VINE DhEssEPs OF COMO; on, THE FIEND
OF EARTH, Produced under the direction OF the
on TUESDAY. MARCH ist, 1884,
AFTERNOON and EVENING"
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BkNEFII
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
TO THE BUsISEss MAuAoER,
DIR. o. II. HESS
MR.. U. II. HESS.
.'.s''.''''s'ss''2o cents
Private Boxes, holding SIX persons. ......s6
Doors open at o'clock; Performance At Q
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 o'clock.
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
AdInlEsion-LAlies % cents; Children 10 cents.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES. T'7

HUuEAu.l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER,
WARRINGTON, February 10, 1854.
Win be sold al Public Auction, 70 the highest BID
At Nriiln, PennS, 400 Horses, Friday, Iih March.
A. Wllliamsport, PennA., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
At Altoona, PcnnA, 900 HorseS, Friday, nth
March.
n New Brun,wIcE, NJ J., 400 Horses, Tuesday,
18th March.
A EHstOn, PennA., 900 Horses, Friday, 18th
March =
At Newark, n. J., 100 Horsss, Tuesday, s4d
At Lebanon, PennA-, 800 Horses, Friday, aSth
"A. A nEcIbArrc, Penna., 300 Horses, Tuesday,
These Horses have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service ofthe United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
Horses viii be sold sinGly.
Sales to begin at 10 =. m, and continue daily I'LL
Terms cash, in United States Treasury Note,
isis-sn Chief ouArtermAaier, Cavalry Burssu.
A UoT1oN SAFE sEGe 9E (. CONDEMNED
Wan DErARrMENT,1
OfFIcE or CHIEF QUARTERMAsTrR,
Wa =! D c. Esnrnsty 70; ISet;
bidder. al The deSot Of caysIrv Bureau. ' Ae"'''
Giesboro' Point, D. c.,
On IHuRspAYs the 18th day Of February
THURSDAY, the ID DAY Of March, 1854
ALSO, SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK,
At Eastern Branch Corral, Washington, d. c.,
| On SATURDAY, the 2sth day OF Fepruary, 1884
| These horse1 have been condemned A. unfit for
| the Cavalry Service Of the United states Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
| may be had.
| The Horses will be sold singly.
Terms cash, In United States Treasury notes.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Chief QuArtarmAstaf,
fei3-I7t Cavalry bureau.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES
CHER QvARTEAMAsTER's OrFrcR,l
DEPoT or wAsHIHeroN,
~ WAsHInoTon, February ~, 1894.
VIII be sold At public auction at the Cofrsis,
near the Observatory, in the city OF washington,
d. C., on Wednesday, March 9, iss4 and on WED.
nesday, Marsh ~, 1854, q lot Of 49,
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned as unit for public ssrviee.. D..
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock .. m.
D. H. RUCKER,
BfiRadier General and Chief Quartermastor,
fe2t-26t Depot Of washlnGton.
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Crowns THKLTRB.-"Hamlet" Is, without
doubt, one OF the very best OF Mr. Edwin Booth o
impersonAtons, and the general verdict OF all who
attended upon his opening night Is that he has
scarcely an equal In the general conception OF his
great character. President and Mrs. Lincoln and
family will occupy their accustomed double box
this evening, and Secretary Seward has secured
Tor himself private box directly opposite. Man
AEer Grover has made ample arrangements for
and every exertion 10 to DO made to secure comfort
10 the vast audience expected. II 10 suggested to
those who have secured font seats In the orches-
ira, that by going early they will avoid confusion.
The grand orchestra has been several days re-
heArsing some fine select ons OF appropriate char.
aeter, and will add greatly TO the general bril-
lAney OF the evening.
FoRD's NEW THRATRE.-Thls evening Bour-
cieAult's famous drama Of the octerooni or, Life
In LoulaiAnA,n q play Teplete with exciting Incl.
dents, faithfully Illustrating Southern life and
southern manners, will be played. II IL admirably
east, the principal characters being entrusted TO
the fAyorite members q the talented company,
Gnd an excellent performance may be reasonably
dian, Mr.. J. s. Clarke, commences an engagement
during which no will appear In round OF his most
celebrated characters.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-Last evening
this popular resort was crowded to excess tn wit
meas me varied and pleasing entertainment Of the
new artists ; foremost among whom we beg leave
| to mention Mile MedeA, the eelt brAied dAnseuIs
| q new importation from the principal Theatres II
/ Great Britain. Also, Miss Dora DSwTon, the lady
| with 4 double voice. pure alto and rich bari
i tone-A rare treat to all AmAtuers and lovers
i finished vocal AttAlnmsntA. legitimate after
i piece concludes each performance.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
N STOCK.

400 EMovAL 400
ITO NEW BUILT Nc,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES 5. ToPHAM q CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EeuIPaERr MANDATORY,
NEW BUILDING,
e. 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD. STAND.
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture,
most complete assortment OF every style and price
OF Military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINEswoRD BELTS, with TophamS Patent slide.
'"'' '4"r LANGHoiSs PATENT SPURS
LSS sGfiaisz fSfEsT Syh 2 and NOSE STRAP
STEEL BRASS AN psi sILy SJac Plate Ia n SPURS
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIzENs
hiding AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
HARN NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE H siSGIR cxRRfIGE, BUGGY, AND Elk.
suTIERs;a STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
| w II I p
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
LANES DRESS TRu NKs and BoNNLT BOXES.
Let cher sHS GSSysI ssa.
Satohels, Toy TTunkl and School sAtehsls' and
every article in their line OF business.
REM BERl
e. 500 q
SEvENTH STREET
MITHsONIAN HOUSE.
. ~ NED PRICE and CHAs GODFREY
PRoPRrEToEs,
40, TsD,h street between street and Pennsyl-
vAnia avenue
,,.. so.ture. of this House are Meals at all
hours, Dinners and Suppers Tor parties served At
the shortest notice, Lardet stocked with Game,
| Eisb 0ysteFs etc.-the best the market affords.
beds by the night or month.
suffers and persons going to the army will had
i the SMITHSONIAN HOUSE especially suited to
their wants.
, Call and examine for yOurselves. Ge22-im
T HE ALBI ION,
" PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2i6t and 9ld streets.
1NErOING BY THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
on WITHOUT LODGING,
MEAIA At ALL HoUm.
~ Give rs = call. ,,..,
iND--v Z. u. alLmAM
> DOYS' CLOTHING. WE ARE NOW
> u in receipt OF large AISoTtment o. boya 40
ChildTens Clothing OF the newest styles suitable
) Tor the present ssaIon for dress and lehooi wear
], | 10 witch we invite tho Attenuon 0l parents.
3 WALL, sTEPHENs 4 Co.,
r SHS PennSylvLniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Htreotl
1pr IO-tnI Gsaar Intoll
s. XXy INTER GARMENTS.
a, w NEW sTYLEs.,,,,,o
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

NHw ORDER.-After this date, the sergeants
OF the precincts win DO Tequredto report daily
amount superseded, amount appealed upon, and
total amount In the hands Of The justice. The
daily reports are TO be made up by the sergeant In
charge OF the precinct, and signed by the mHsiS-
tFate
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~ I'm portant 20 FonAles.-Dr. Cheese
mGf's PiRI.-The combination Of ingredients 10
thssr pills are the result Of long and extensive
practice They are mild in their operation, aud
Gel tain In eofTeetinE all Irregularities, painful
mebItruAtion, removing all obItruetlOna, whether
from cold or othsrvno, headache pain In the side,
pAlpitAon Of the heart, whites, all nervous Afeo.
Hons, hyiteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs ks, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
ruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
was the eomme nee ment Of = hew era In the treat.
msnt OF those irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many to . PRENATvRi
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she il regular, and whenever an obstruction tAkos
lace tho general health begins to decline,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc the most effectuAl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO FenaiSs. To all classes they
are Invaluable Inducing, tcfh certainly, periodical
reguIGriiy. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different perisds, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent PhysiciGns ~ America.
Erplict diTecfions Hdiin1 tnhsn they should not b.
used with each Dox-the Price One Dollar PER BoE
containing from 90 to 20 Pills.
Pills amt BY mail, promptly, BY renitting to th'
Prnprletors. sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNGS HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New YrOk.
Soldb by 9. CALVERT FORD,
se6-SuIeod 100 Pa. avenue, Warrington, d. e,
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ES- Mexican Mustang Liniment.-The
parties In St. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
counter feiting the Mustang LIniment under pre-
tenss Of PROFESSIONALLY, have been thoroughly eS-
topped by the courts. To guard against further
imposition, have procured from the United State
Treasury a private steel plate revenue stamp
which ia placed over the top OF each billie Each
stamp bears the fac simik OF my signature, and
without which the article Is counterfeit danger
Gus and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie. This Eminent has been In use and growing
In IA 'Ur for many years. There hardly exists a
hamlet on the habitAblo globe that does not con
tain evidence Of itS wonderful effects 1t is the
best emClIent IN the world. With Its present i'm
proved Ingredients, its effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable Sores 9 healed, pAinI
rOlIevrd, lives saved valuable SnimAlB made use
full, aud untold Ills AsGuaged. For outs, bruises
sprAiuR, rheumatism, dwellings, bites, eAked
breasts, strained horses, &c, 1t ia a sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed with, II
should be In every family. Sold by all druggiHts.
fe2O-eoSm D. s. BARNES, New York.
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PRISONERS OF WAR AND REBEL DRssRTHRs.
Yesterday afternoon thirty-four prisoners OF war
and sixteen deserters from the rebel army were
sent down from the Army OF the Potomac, and
were committed to the Old Capitol They cane
within our lines during the last four days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

n + + q l A L
PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY aF THE
POTOMAC.
I. Applications must be made At the office OF
Major Louis H. PelouIe, No. 2os + street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
.. N. and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
10 authorized to sign the passes.
.. fnot granted At the once Of Major rolouEe,
the decision IL anal and no reference need be made
at the War Department,
T. Passes cannot be given to females to visit the
| army.
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
| Z. d. TOWNSEND,
| fS6.ti Assistant AdjutAnt General,
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THE Francis Silva who Is said TO have lost
money "plAyinE fara" on SATURDAY, evening was
only witness TO the affair. The party who lost
the money and made the complaint was ply stefan
OF this city. FRANCIS A. SILVA
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WHITHHuRsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AyEKUE-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly rentted and furnished. Has one OF
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing likenessou Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. Ilkenesses OF many Of
superior work, Whitehurst outstripplng his COM
petitorS, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called to his new
immortal Photograph, also VlgnettI now much
ought altar : novi4-u
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DEAFNESS, cATARRH,
And all the various diseases OF
THE EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.

Of numerous applications for treatment from par
ties residing in Washington who are unable 10
come 10 New York for the Indispensable personal
examination. The practice in New York does not
suffer any interruption by this visit As his brother
and his assistants arc there in constant Attend
Ance. uf
The following testimonials from weil-knovn par
ties are published for the benefit Of those who are
not acquainted with the Doctors reputation
Letter from Rcr Dr.. John Mott, PreJesssr IN UnioR
College, Schenectady.
Since hrst publicly acknowledged the great ben
eat which received from the skillfu tte.tment Of
DR.. Lishthiu, in regard to my hearing. LISTERS q
Inquiry have necessarily poured upon me from all
parts OF the country from partes desiring 70 learn
prised at the number Of Individuals who are az
iected similar to the manner In which haVe bean,
and therefore feel II more and more sacred duty
proper and reliable source to obtain the benefit
they 80 much eoyet, and which so many afiiloted
ones have hitherto sought In vain, Just a. had
done previous to applying to DR.. Lghthill.
had had from infancy one very deaf ear which
always discharged more or less offensive matter,
SeomOr to %e it year the other ear p also
| came diseased, and both ears discharged yellow
matter, very profuse and highly offensive Ny
charge produced the greatest debility Of body and
depression OF spirits. applied to my family ply.
| to health, when providentlally, applied to Dr.
Lighthill. Under his treatment my ears began "a
| improve at once, and continued TO do so until IN
| q comparative short time, both ears were healed
| the discharge removed, and my hearing restored
Al first | feared the cure would not BE- porna
nent or that the HtoppAKo Of discharge Of SO long
| standing might prove detrimental to my genera
| health, fear which Ind great many entertain
in regard to the removal Of discharge from the
ears. Ny experience, however, has proved con
cluBiVely that my Apprehonsiong were entirely
TroundleuS In both respects, for both ears are Al
WELL and my hearing as good A. present. A. the day
I left of treatment, and the Stoppage OF the dis
ehAIge, instesd OF proIinS oetrlmehtn 20 my
YiEor OF body, and Cow Of spirits not experienced
| for a long time previous.
| I wish the above statement might serve AZ
| general answer TO those interested, but should
one or the other desire to apply to me personally
by letter, will cheerfully satisfy all reasonable
| demands upon my time.
laval myself Of this opportunity Of again pub
| nely expressing my deeply felt gratitude TO DR.
| Lighthill, whom esteem as q gentleman and
man OF science, In whom the highest conndenc
may be placed. JOHN MOTT.
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From James Crulkshank, IL. D., Editor Nsr York
Teacher, Albany, NJ
This may certify that, having been AFFLICTED dur
ing the year 1856 with severe and almost total
deafness, aud having tried the ordinary medical
and surgical aid under the care OF those esteemed
eminent practitioners, was induced at last to
put myself under the care OF Dr.. K. b. Lighthill.
permanent. IhAve all confidence In DR.. L q skill
and integrity In the diseases be makes speeislitea
JAMES CRUIKsHANK.
ALBANY, Oct. I, 1864. feblkeosw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EoRD,s NEW THEATRE,
IL TENTH gTREET, ABOVE PENN. Ay.
Of citizens, the far.famed sensational play OF
= or, LIFE IN EoUisiASA.
I THIS EVENING, MARCH 2,
For positively, che only time.
This beautiful play, illustrative Of southern
Homes, has achieved greater success and excited
more attention, than anything OF the kind hitherto
produced in modern times. i will Be presented
CHARSGFkRust.' IS" NN oNAS'AN'hD O"'i "
Embfssins the name Of Mr. c. NJ. wALcoT,
JR., In his celebrated ohATaoter Of
PETE, AN OLD NEGRO and the Entire Company.
To-morrow-The popular Comedian,
Gus Comedy Of BABES IN THE WOOD,
And In his IninnitAble character Of
PAUL PRY.
GROV ER'S EATRE,
~ Pennsylyania avenue, near WillArd,s Hotel,
tAiSo Of he New cSs:na, street Ss.tr, pSi,S.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, March q, 1884,
Last time but three Of the brilliant engagement
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
When, by special appointment with the President
and Mrs Lincoln he n Trl appear in
and will be supported By magnificent cast Of
characters.
This evenings performance will consist Of Shaks.
peare's hVe-act tragedy OF
HAMLET.
Hamlet, Nsphsw Of King Claudius. Edwin Booth
Ghost OF HAmleps Father. ........ Charles Barron
Thursday evenlng-First and only beneht OF Mr..
Edwin Booth, when he will appear In his famous
Improvisation OF
AGO,
which has been held in reeefve for this special 90
canion,
On Friday, by special arrangement with PreII.
dent Lincoln, Secretary Seward, Senator Harris,
and othes distinguished pcrsonAges, Mr. Booth
will appear for the last time a.
RICHELIEU.
sAturdAy-Last night OF Mr.. Edwin Booth, and
last time OF RICHARD III.
RATES OF ADMISSION;
Dresa and Parquette Circles. so cents
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Office.
Tickets for sale at all the Hotels.
Z. d. HESS, Business Manager and Treasurer.