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TRUE independence of mind is candidly
and maturely examining every subject whicl
engages your attention-impartieliy and
faithfully searching its foundations, and all
the evidences of its truth-and then form.
ing such opinion, in regard to its merits, as
unbiased reason shall dictate without being
Influenced by any extraneous circumstances
The mind of real independence adopts only
such sentiments as it believes to be true
and only because they are true in its esti
nation And, consequently, it will adhere
to them firmly, until convinced, by superior
evidence, of their falsity.
, 1864-07-08

They are getting very particular down in
Gloucester, Mass, having voted to exclude
all theatrical shows and exhibitions for the
current year. The latest police intelligence
said to be from that quarter is, thatla hot
pie, which had been set out on a window sill
to cool, was arrested by police officer, for
smoking in the street.
, 1864-07-08

Truth is life and health and peace. Truth
is a healing balm from the Giead of God it
strengthens the muscles, sharpans the nerve,
toughens the bone, puries the blood, deyel-
ops the brain, enlarges the heart, prolongs
TIE life, and sweetens and saves the soul
" Buy the Truth and sell it not"
, 1864-07-08

The President has at last discovered
medium through which he can Grant the
rebels all they want
, 1864-07-08

A poor poet wished that dollar, like q
piece of scandal, would grow bigger every
time it circulated.
, 1864-07-08
NOTHING.

[The following is riddle, of which the solution
is d Nothing:"l
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-TNITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE
81 q ApRIIt 1kiiA.a so Cents. lA-.. =.
CLIFTON COTTON FACTORY ron SALE.

The above named FACTORY, with $50 acres of1ani,
mostly wood, is offered for sale:
This property is stnated at the. mead waters OF
ST. Mary,s river The factory building is four
stories high with ample water power and ma
ehinery for Misunderstanding cotton. yarn. There
is grist mill, tayerns blaetsmitha wheelwright
shoppwith ei Eht dwell ing houses attached to the
property 10 an epterPrisine man or company
tsted ss sbs head OF ahAyia with large
and thrifty eanmpail rounding u, az abund-
ni not tsit Il to pay IS .prepssi Fer further
p1ars Appa Y r " GoggH Lsonira1sfNWSss. 1fW
HiRP, foot Of g street fInt.I Z snh 70 colin
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
SPLENDID PROPERTY GEORGETOWN FOR

By authority of decrees of the Circuit and Su-
preme Courts of the District of Colum bia, passed
In cause, No. .6H6 on the Equity Docket Of said
Soprts, shall fell to the highest bidder, on the
26eh DAY OF April instant at O'Clock in the after.
room in sont of the premises, the following Lots
lot lying north OF and adjonins the same. ali in
Georgetowns at the north west Of West
ana C9ngrees streets, with the dWelhps house and
other buildings thereon. -
The property has been divided so as to give to
the dwelling house u feet front on West street
wfth depth on Congress street of about l2j fSet
inc other lots, on West street, I've in number.
An alley Of seven feet extends in the rear Of the
Eaoe from west to east, giving access to the whole
from Congress ct. The lot fronting on Congress-
street has bsen divided into two lots each fronting
a0feet on Congress street, with an alley of Eve
feet between them. The dwelling-h g-house contains
some some ten or twelve rooms, two parlors in front,
The whole properly is eIigibiy and Beautifully
situatea Just ascending the heights in one of the
Pest neIghb borhoods, within few minutes walk Of
the abroad cars. over good pavement It is
seldom such building lots as the vacant ground
Affords are offered for sale. u. " - :. +,
Ierms OF sale as prescribed by the decrees are =
residue at six, twelve, and eighteen months, for
when the purchasers bonds will be taken, bearing
1ntfses. rom the day OF sale, and retained lien
If the terms are not complied with within three
days, the property will be retold, at the risk and
cost OF the eefaulter, On one wesk's notice in the
National lntelligencer. 49, -'TA
/ Possession on thels of May next. The cost Of
conveyancing, certificates, bonds, stamps, q g., to
be borne By the purchaser. III bslE' :. -
ape alaw&ds THoS DoWLiNG, Anct.
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In virtue of writ of Herie facias on Judgment OF
condemnation issued from the Clerks Office of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to
the front of the Court House door of said County,
on FRIDAY, the 2sth day of April. 1864, at Il
o'clock NJ, the following described property to
Wit: .-.r&
Lot No. /. in Square No. si, east half of Lots No
irgton, D. c., together with sll aud singular the
improvements thereoni seized and levied upon as as
20 satisfy judicial No. 23O in favor of Ellen Kelly
WARD FL. LAMON,
ap.7-d L. s. Marshal, D. G.
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VISIT OF MRS. LINC0LE.-Abou' noon yes
terday Mrs. Lincoln arrived from Washington
for the purpose OF visiting the Fair She was
accompanied by Mr.. BlondelI, the Belgian
Minister at Washington; Madame Bergna the
wife of the Secretary of the Belgian Legation:
Major Hay, the Presidents Private Secretary;
Mr.. John w. Garrett, the President OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and
MIR. William Prescott Smith. The dlstin guIshed
party Were received at the door Of The institute
by Gen. John s. Berry, Chairman Of the Exec.
ut1ve Committee: and Col. II. Stocket Mathews.
Chairman Of the Reception Committee and
under their charge-Mr Garrett escorting Mrs
Lincoln-made tour of the whole Fair. visit
ing the Art Gallery, New England Kitchen,
etc., the observed of all. Mrs. Lincoln ex :
pressed herself as highly pleased with the
appearance OF the hall. and warmly eulogssG
the beautiful ladies of Mary land, and the noble
cause for which they ale laboring. Many ele-
CANT and costly articles were presented during
her visit At the splendid table of the Ladies'
Central Relief Association, Mr.. John w. Gar.
rett purchased a magnif1cently worked sofa
eDfhhio4 fSr Sl0o, and presented it to Mrs Lin
Circle presented her with a very 6sndsoGe
vase OF wax flowers. Great quantities OF beau
tlful flowers have been receiys d daily from the
Presidents Gardens at Washington, and the
ladies presented the vase in token of the appre.
citation of Mrs. Lineoln's kindness. Joseph +.
Stewart, Esq, OF Baltimore county, acted as
spokesman on the behalf of the ladies, and Mr.
Garrett received the gift On the part of Mrs.
Lincoln. .L-
The party visited the New Eugiand Kitchen.
where they took dinner, and spent consderab b e
time IN viewing the curiosiies there to be met
with. after which they were escorted 10 their
carriages and shortly after left for Washing-
toR--Balttntore american. a fe- -+r---. :
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REBEL ATTACK ON PLYMouTH.N. G..

A Battle Going On-They Attem pt TO Storm
1rort-Ihe Il nemy Re pulsed Still More
hebei brutality-Their Iron. clad and
6nn.Doats ON the Rsanoke-Rumors of a
Demonstration on New bern.f ------, . =
NORFOLK, VA, April ls-Refugees arriving
this morning from Plymouth, n. G., report
that fighting commenced there at half. past foor
on Sunday afternoon. The rebels came down
in force and attacked Fort Gray, which is
about mile from the town, on the Roanoke
river. They planted heavy battery on PoIk's
Island, about a half mile distant, and kept
UP continuous fire, during which they sue
Seeded in cutting away the flag mast at the fort
Th1s was replaced and the "Stars and Stripes"
again fioated defiantly in the face Of the foe,
and gallanuy did the fierce within defend it.
The rebels then advanced slowly forward,
gradually and carefully feeling their way mp
to within short distance OF the fort, when
they made an impetuous charge. They were
received with CALLING fire, which -thinned
their ranks and caused them to fall back Again
and again they rallied and endeavored to'fake
the citadel by force, but to no purpose. Each
time they were repulsed with fearful slaughter,
Ihes retired, their artillery still keeping up
Their much boasted iron ram, with four
other gunbeats, had moved down the river 10
the obstruefions within six miles Of the town,
to co. operate with the land forces. =
The rebel force menacing Plymouth is re-
ported as being from ten to fifteen thousand
strong, the cavalry being under the command
Gen. Vessels is IN command Of the Union
forces He has Plymouth well fortified, and
it is pronounced fmpregnable. The brave
Union soldiers who are there defen ding it will
prove far more valent than the enemy. sc
In front of the town are stationed several
gunboats. They have done good service and
will continue to do more. They have had to,
stand already much OF the 5brunt OF the en-
gagement. The rebels artillery fire has been
directed on them, and it is said that on the guri
boat Bombehell several have been killed and
wounded. Allthe citizens have left Plymouth,T
and the most Of them are quartered on Roanoke
Island Several Of the Rebel shells fell in the
town. -...,
During the engagement the rebels captured a
member Of the I'd North Carolina loyal reei-
ment, who formerly had deserted, they allege.-
from the 9TH rebel regiment of that State; and,
1t Is reported that he was hung on the spot,
without even so much as the form of q trial
This is more OF rebel brutality, and IL appears
that q new malignty Is de veloping itself in the
breasts of the minions of JEFF. Davis. --.z
It is rumored that the rebels have also maize
demonstration simultaneous with this in the
vicinity of Newbern. The Con nfederates have
8 great anxiety to redee m the State Of North
Carolina, as they see that ii is fast receding
from their grasp. Though they may use exer-
tions almost superhuman, they will find that
Union arms can cope successfully with any
force that they may bring.
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Restored to Commission.

The following officers, heretofore dismissed,
are restored, provided the vacancies have not
been filled by the Governors Of their respective
Stages: - : t--s@ 3 -.A - H-
Captain ID. II. Connors. 2d Pennsylvania. Re.
serves; Captain Jas. Durgine, 7th New Hamp-
shire volunteers; and Captain Granville Ma
SON, 9TH New Hampshire volunteers, with psy.
from, the date at which they reioin their regi-
ments for duty .a zTF&H .xrrtra :.
Surgeon j. b. McOonaughy, I7,hI Missouri
volunteers --.-. .-. ,-.-.--0-..
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SHOWS CELEBRATED TROUPE OF
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS
Are engaged and will short tly appear,

Inrehesrsal, the great Prize Drama, written by
John r. Poole, sEsq!.aof New York, for which he
received the prize Of $500, enti ed the ETAH
Hfl7F ts2kEol NQUNTA IN NOuTLAW,4s Bza
ft5@a sAs5 MOUNT AIN OUTLAW l0da sssdl
. Hs'l''sf MOUNTAIN 0UrL Aw = ellot saL
,st ,agsa - MOUNTAIN, OUTLAW ~. = ''i3
and played forfupwsrds Of two weehsin New York
aeity with the Sfsatestsaeeefs, ls6I a3as3sl Il
.1a;ssfE $50 h18 ssyHgD mF# y4EnsaTY
"a ssH4s5aK Lid 5l@I--.azqYa eazsA sSes,
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE, q Co., Auctioneers.
sIATy,SoNE H!A.NDssOMELY LOCATED BBILD-

EINT1-UNE HANDSOMELY BUCATkO BE1LD.
ING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. =,
On TUESDAY AFTERN0ON,M May Sd. at O'Clock,
en- the premises, we shall sell nearly the whole of
sqcare No. al, known as 'Kinsrnan's 9arden,s
fronting about Is feet each l4th street north Q
Court all running back to fine alleys, with One ia
The beautiful location of these Lots, being on
the high ground Immediately north of the Presi-
cents House and Departments, tse advantage Of q
city passenger railroad and Potomac water imme-
cisteiy in front of the premises render them very
desirable lding sites, and the sale will
cial attention. "a : ---- :. = - =
Terms of sale: O1e- third in cash, ana the re-
mainder m equal payments in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by . deed of trust
On the premises.
Convey snces at cost of purchaser r
MA each payment of 800 on each lot at the time
apII-d j. c. MCGUIRE & co. .Aucts
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MARYLAND GRAND LODGE. 90. F.-This
body met Monday at the North Gay street hall,
in Baltimore, and after transacting private
business adjourned TIL Tuesday. AT 6 O'Clock
tion Of Office rs for the ensuing term, with the
follow ing res ult t -
NJ. W. Grand Maser-Henry F. Carey. Of
1ris Lodge, No as: r. W. u. Grand Mas,er-I
L. Baugher, Of Franklin Lodge, No. 9; r. w.
g. Warden-E Cover Cox, of CoIum bia Lodge,
No: 8: X. w. G. Secretary, Jos. b. EscayaiiIe,
Of Golden Rule Lodge, No. g. r. W. g. Treas
No. Is: r. w. G.. Chaplain-Geo. NJ. Krebs, of
Mechanics Lodge, No. Is; r. W. G. Marshal
N. S. Harrison, of Pacific Lodge, No. 63; r. w
Grand Representative to Grand Lodge u. S.
NJ. w. Grand Master Alex X. Mantz, OF Adam
Lodge, No. 35. Ea..-.----r-.. - $50
1t was thought that the business of the ses-
sion would not be concluded for several days.
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FAMILY MATINEE

,,e7..Frs- FAMILY MATINEE =
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK,
. TO LADIES:
NoTIcE.-on account of the very unpleasant
state of the weather for the last four Saturday
Afternoon Matinees. the proprietor, at the re-
Quest of many families, will have repeated,
-. POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TINE,
POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME s-f
POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME. fta
the highly successful Trick Pantomime, entitled
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
which will be performed at cheap prices, positive
@s% yfor the last tine.S#0Y ayxH
AdmisSion-Ladies2 rs cents; Children 10 centsJ
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900 Lights of Sash of all Sizes from sxlo to l2x20,
glazed and uDglazed,
l,G8 pairs Bli inds, sE
l,s9 Doors Of all sizes, styles and qualities,
a0 600 feet Mouldings of various patterns,
Also, o large assortment of Brackets |4
Newell Posts, Balusters, Door and Window Frames,
Glass, &C., &c, making in all the largest and
offered in this market all of which will be sold
at,snsll profits to make room for more CON
stantiy arriving from f. A. the :, fastpriss, s me,,
n. B. I have also the agency for Mclean 3 Ex-
celsor Sash Sustsiner and the West Castle Slate
The Sash Sustainer is the best thing ever in.
vented aside from weights and pplleys and at less
than one quarter the cost rezz---
are too well known throu ghout the country to re-
bility and beauty they surpass all others. Sample
can oe seen At my INV II. ". HAMILTON, Agent. 2
ap l6-eolm. 56s 7th St, oppo, Center MARKET.
r. EsAP 90 s. &c
UPWARDS of one Thousand works of English and
Foreign Literature, embracing HISTORY, TRAY
ELS. POETRY. NOVELS, etc., etc.. at from 10 to
10 per cent. below the regular prices, at ga
HEILPRIN,S Bookstore, 244 Pa. avenue,
apll-lm between 18th and 18th streets.
limited sTATEso sERy1oTE, EN- MAGAZINE
CONTENTS What the Navy has done during the
prin}s Of the Vaes o the Upper MissIsspp PTse-
ss ss Sy
school: Notes on Napiers 3 Peninsula War; Men
Called Great In History; Where General Sherman
and Whit as Did Esas sRsss
ment The Army; Regular Esyy xSlpntssr nj a e, Sayyi S
apt = haNOh IA9LOo
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pr GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. :
SAIL

By authority of a deed of trust and a deeree os
the Supreme Court Of this District, passed in ths
cause Of nglish Dodge and Cox against Ohas a
10th day of May next at 6y6 O'Clock in the after
noon to sale at auction. to the highest bid
Navy Yard, namely, Lot No. l6 and part of IL, in
Ssuars No. SE beg inning at the northeast csrner
running thence south u feet. thence west Io5 FEET
! 1pch thence north Y feet, thence east IT'S feet
inch to the beginning N =
There are ON this parcel of ground FIVE tenements
acd each will be sold eparatey. with sufi cient
portion of ground attached to each - -.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash and the residue at 6, II and 10 months, with
surety. will be taken. and . lien on the premises
SOLO retained deposit of so on each lot will be
chaser g cost. ..
If the terms are not fully complied with within
hye DAYS from the day of sale the property will be
resold at the defaulter's risk and cost,
W. REDIN. Trustee
ap IS 3tsw& ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYJ. C. Moe UIRE & Co., Auc.ieneers.

TRUSTEB'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON
ELEVENTH, BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS.
dated October ?, 1857 and recorded in Liber J. A s.
No. l, folios 40 &C., of the Land Records of the
county Of Washington, will offer at Auction on
MONDAY, the 18th day of May next, on the p.emi-
ses, at O'Clock, p. m, part of Lot seven % in
intop. bounded as follows, viz: Beginning forty
inc feet seven inches from the southeast corner
north twenty FIVE feet on Eleventh street, thence
cue east one hundred feet the whole depth of said
lot, thence due north twenty FIVE feet ani then e
Que west 10 the beginning with the improvements s.
consisting of q Frame Dwelling - y
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
% be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in
frslments at six and twElve months, with interest,"
10 be secured ."L i' -.. .is D .-.E
The terms of sale must be complied with With in
one week after sale, or the propertymay be resold
purchaser. CHAS 8. ENGLISH. Trustee
ap l9-lm J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets
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RYJ. C. MCGU IRE & CO., Anctionerrs
EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH
WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE AND
VACANT SIDE LOT AT THE CORNER OF
TWELFTH AND NJ STREETS AT PUBLIC
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April q, at o clock,
tbs premises shall sell Lots Nos "a and IS,
in Square No. 2S2-each fron ting q feeton Twelfth
street west, at the corner of north II street and
Twelfth street west. Lot Il. at the corner is i'm.
proved with well built three story brick dwelling
house. with back building, containing eleven
adjoins the above, and has on it warehouse,
sable, and carriage house. and will be sold seps-
rately. O. - .sa-E #l.s". 81 :
his is the property of Leroy Edwards, Esq, who
has conducted the store with great success, and
only sells account of failing health. ImInedi-
ate possession given.
Terms One half cash, the remainder in six and
ap.ao-d - j. o. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Aucts.
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ap 1s-stswad ds GREEN& WfLLfias. aS'e Asei
RYJ 9. McGUIRE-& & CO., Auctioneers.

k1 y. v. MCu 1hE E-6 CO., Apcnoneers.
TRUSTEES sALE OF NEARLY ONE ENTIRE
SQUARE NEAR THE NAVY YARD - =.
BY virtue of deed of trust from Joseph Curvil-T
Liber j. A. s., No. n, folio II, De. of the Land
Records Of Washington county, D. G., and a. the
request OF all the parties interested, shall sell at
PCblic Auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
6th day of May next at O'Clock p. m Lots Nos l,
81 H. IS, IA, Is, 16, in Square No. s92, in the
city Of Wsshing gton. ..l. :. - :
These lots are located ON south and E. and east
Eleventh and Twelfth strests. = -
Terms of sale one third cash residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with purchs-
sers notes, and deed given and deed of trus taken
,Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
! chasers' cost. .-. q. : a. + 20. IT,.
/ -l!@ VIM. r. WOODWARD, Trustee. .
Az the same time and place, and or the same
terms the undersigned S executor of Mrs Curvil-
lier viii sell at public auction. Lots and in the
above square jog REDFERN Executor. .-
ep. H-eods J. G. MCGUIRE 6 co Aucts
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RYJ. c. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
pUBbIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
GROUND AT TENALLYTOWN IN THE DIS

a UF
GROUND AT TENALLYT0WN IN THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA E..-.
On SATURDAY, the 23d day of pril, 1864, st half
past 5o'clock p. will be offered for sale vaiua-
oie Lot of Ground at TenalIytown, in the District
Of bia, being part of the of land called
Mount Airy as conveyed by Charles A. Bestty to
Records of Washin gton county, D. c., fronting tn
Georgetown aud Rockville turnpike road. runni z
hack about fifty six perches and containing shout
four and q half acres of land more or less, -
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in three
Ceef of trust on the premises.
Al conveyaucss at the cost of tae purchaser.
c. n. WILTBERGER, e<r
H.. 1861. Attorney in fact
81 lf ID ] C MCGTI & 90 Ancts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROVER,S THEATFR-

- GROWERS THEATER.
PEhSsTLvANIA Av., NEAR WrLLARD's HOTEL.
LEVSAAD uhoVER.. Director
EETHUsIAsTIC' SUCCESS OF GROWERS
GREAT PHILADELPHIA COMPANYl
II cRowDINGTHE THBATRR TO EXCESS. n
The fattering commentators of the Philadef-
hearty plaudts Of the large and fashionabe as as
Ne PERFECT rHUNDERs OF APPLAUSE
THE BrAUSstEFT$ StFEEbS SsFS ia4fSSS M isn
1as fssfs hsssdRs9y Syssffa WI sps f 1854
For the tms pDsstHyey in the great irish
on, The n2GqhIHkS bkIbns Or RAMN; ReAAEMRNy;owrs,F " i.a
Which win be presented with its magnificent
1TSssns1.y.sepsE6 mass and srsst strength Of cast
at the It tn ran oa
ihiTty-two nights; turning hundreds and hun
to gain admtsion. =. = :. 7 = :. =. ~ !
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNsYLvANIA AvEsuE. !.
THE EsHAKspEAREAN TER CENTENARY.
The tide of time, which is constantly wearing
swaX the diss3lniSle tserss Of other poets
5ss a' en4NP WM. FHfakytE aHaKstE,KEf MEX. ,'''""
We shall not look upon his like again. /
Of the st #
great pasiD ri s6 E WEEK
MONDAY YpGRRVTRsSaIfsRg RVRSINag. a April, 1854. ---
sion Of the shakspearean plays, illustrated by the
best shak'pfHsfDs1WR fSf0I F6RREsr q ihR rs
With the best hakspearean Company now under
-.a single management in the country
- Edwin FoRREsT pm y - Ii' ioti' 'f
Willappear for the last time in his grand imper-
sOnation Of ..
KIN e EA r.
kdear.....- -. -. Mr. ). MeCullough
SeperiI SeTafa. ME-: Mfss H. T.: Glen als
FRIDAY. April q. --t ~
EDWIN FORREST LAST TIME AS. MACBETH
TIE sHAksPEkRh AfATfkBff rEsggrrG{tEESsirENARys Esggr{t Il
In celeration Of the three -hundredth anniver-
7aFy q GRHSBp siFFhdREE ur1.Ncp
Consisting of acts from the following standard
HoHEG e ASP ASP {ffH {ffzEE F man 'sA's -
MIDsUMMER's NIGHTS DREAM,
TANNING THE SHREW.
The Theater will be illuminated on the occasio
In PREPARATION, new Grand Military Drama,
coLUMBIA's TRIUMPH.
requested to attend early. The immense throns OF
patrons now attending the Theater fill the thor
oushfares TO an extent rendering to secured
places somewhat difficult after rise of the cur tain
PRICES OF ADMISSION. -.
0ht n ''--- ~ eents
- cents
Fanny Gircle--.." .---.-....... 49, -. % cents
Reserved seats on Mr. Forrest nj shts 25 cts extra
Doors open at "a; performance to commence at 8.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
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M 0U LDINGsl M0ULDINGs
V M0UL DINGs!
The undersigned ist now prepared to execute or
asrs for any style or quantity Of WOOD MOULD
ikGS, of superior finish and work manship. Car
penters and bnilders would do well to call and
examine quality of work, &C., before ordering
mspsbsI by enerss, m prom psnsss and good work
age. aa.o .-sE.E-ssF T. s. TOftREY pS@
- Excelsior Mould ing Mill !.
ap I-lrn cor, 18th and sts.. -Wsshin gtan