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Geo. Manager and Proprietor
UNPARALLELED
NOVELTIES AND ATTRACTIONs
.,o,,.z HOUSES NIGHTLY CROWDED.
ARTIsTES.
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
Combining, in one daziling GALAXY, all the most
eminent stars OF the profession.
The leading lights Of the Professional FirmameRt
The press, without exception, e loud in 1T
praise OF THE GREAT CANTERBURY. II Is az
aotual necessity to the citizens OF Washington
being the only place Of Amusement in the city pre-
sentin5 each evening IN one performance, Man
New and Gorgeous Ballots,
Original FAroea,
sparkling Burles9ues,
Novel and Characteristic Scenes,
New Songs, Dances, Sketches,
Hits At the Times, &C., &C.,
presented by
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
cannot be equSlied in the world.
DOUBLE COMPANY THIS WEEK.
First appearance Of
J. J. D0UGHERTY,
the Celebrated Ethiopian Comedian and Burlesque
Actor.
First week Of
DELEHANTY AND WARD,
EnthuIiaItie Reception Of Miss JENNIE ENGLE,
The Queen Of Song.
FIFTY NEW ACTS TONIGHT,
Introducing splendid Dramatic Company An
Effective OPERATE Troupe An unriyalled Pan
Combining the largest amount OF Talent and Beau.
ty to be seen In Washington.
First week OF the original Negro sketch, written
by w. B. Cavanaugh, entitled,
Niger IN A TOBACCO SHOP.
THE KING COLE FAMILY.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
q group Of Young Ladies' whose combined lowell
ness and grace have won for them the above ex-
pressive title, consulting OF
MILE MEDEAl Premiere DAnSeuse.
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS EMMA SCHELL,
MISS FANNY WILLIAMS,
MISS NELLIE RAINFORD,
MISSES JENNIE AND ELLA FORREST,
MISS LEoNORA CREED,
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
MISS LOUISA ROULETTE,
MISS MARY COULSON,
Who will !AppeAr in a charming variety OF Songs,
Dauees, TableAux, 80.
W. b. CAVANAUGH,
Comedian, PantomimiBt, and Comic Vocalist,
whose Versatility and humor have won for him an
enViaole p9sitio9 IN the TSnE1 o. The profession
whose stay has been prolonged week after week.
at the request Of the patrons Of the Canterbury.
BILLY WEST,
the removed BAnioist and Negro DelineAtOr.
II. W. WILLIAMS,
In his Peculiar Eooentrieities.
LEW DoNNELLY,
In his Burlesque Fancy Dances.
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
GRAND VARIETY BILL.
BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PANTOMIhIE,
A MAGNIFICENT BALLET,
and delightful olio OF
SONGS, DANCES, ENTRAVA-
CANVAS, &c.
The entertainment concluding each evening with
the new PAntomime of
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE.
Colin Ploughspeed, q country lad W. II. Williams
Obediah SquRretoes, shaky
Quaker. .......................Bl Billy CAyAnaugh
Augustus Fitzpoodle, q fop. ..............w. West
Jack hiIen, from the briny ocean. Lew Donnelly
Old DiEinthepint, the cruel pArientJJ J. Dousherty
Captain Of the Guard..... ............R. Watkins
First soldier wilkins
second soldler w. u. FOX
Julia Loveall. bliss Naomi Porter
REMEMBER,
TOMORROW NIGHT THR CANTERBURY COMPANY
INA
GRAND VARIETY BILL.
The entire entertainment combining the Gems OF
the Season.
sss.ss.ssss.ssss.1o cenu
30 cents
Private Boxes, holding six perlonG.......s6
Doors open At o'clock Performance 10 COM
mence At o'clock.
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HOPE GOLD 0MPAN
MIEEs-GoLD DIRT LODE,
Gilpin County, Colorado.
CAPITAL, $1,000 SHARES
ef6 each,
TRUsTEES.
JOHN EVANS, Colorado!
p. II. JUDD, New York.
n. 3. COHU, New York.
WIN. M0LLER, New York.
GEO. W. GRAFFLIE, Baltimore.
HERMANN FUNKE, New York,
r. CORNELL WHITE, New York
III. T. TYLER, New York.
s. g. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT
His Rxoellency JOHN EVANS,
Governor OF Colorado Territory
INDEPENDENTS.
HON. 3. G. ARNOLD,
DR.. =. II. JUDD.
TreAIuFsr-WALTERE L. LAYTON.
sooTetAry-J. p. DAVIES.
once, No IS Clin street, New York. lm2l'im
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WnITHHuRBT's GALLERY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUB.-ThiS celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly RENTED And furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing hkeneBseB Of distinguished persons
these fallen IN battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, WhitehurIt outstripping his COM
petitoTs, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention IL called to his new
imperial Photographs, also VignettA now much
ought after, noylt-u
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QAte OF Green's Restaurant0
Would inform his friends that he has opened the
large and convenient house No. BOI Ninth street
near Pennsylyania Avenue, where they will find
everything pertaining 10 F1rst-ClABs Restaurant
Rooms set apart for Private Parties. m92'St'
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS L CO.,
SNN PEAHIYLVAMIA AVENUE,
OneT the largest assortment In this city, ombrAo-
Navy, such As
swords, SAHhes, Belts, shOulderStrAPH, HAta,
Caps, Pistols, &C., Se., with a nne assortment OF
uniform clothing, with which We can furnish ON
GERS complete outnt1 In q few moments.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
SSa PennhylvAniA Avonu
apr lO-thi Ctel., RlAT, a ChrOn.l
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS NEW THEATRE, .........
It TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.
THIRD NIGHT
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST,
who viii appear
THIS CTHURsDAY) EVENING, MARCH ~,
In his great character OF the
CARDINAL DUKE,
in Dulwer's beautiful play Of
RICHELIEU.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING,
EDWIN FORREST will sustain his celebrated
character OF DAMON, in DAMON AND PYTHIAs
EDWIN FORESTS NiEhts-MondAy, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday. Seats secured three days
In advance. m2f
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock.
Admission-LAdies 26 eeRtsi Children 10 oents.

VARIETIES VARIETIES
" Fronting Penp'A avenue and Ninth street.)
FtasI@monI Stage Manager and A1ReTtiSeT
THE LOCK OF HAIR
sad memento of the departed child OF criminal
womAn-A sorrowful remembrance-the tress OF
hair taken from the head Of the child before its
~ See Fitz Simmonss Female PlckposKct to-
THE MEDALLION LIKENESS.
This medallion contains the likeness Of my hus-
band, and lever wear It next my heart, as the re-
10 See high and low life In the capital.
The Congrestndn dBd he Office seeker.
QHice-seeker-Yes, sir, but II you want to prosper
face, and sweetness on his tongue-thAt takes
man through high and low life In the capital. Now
you know the rule In politics-You bolster me up,
l do the same for youi so sign this paper, and 1t
will procure me fat ONCE, with the picktngs.
Sign.
bored thusj but you helped TO put me In, and this
signature will procure you olerkship OF $1,000 per
SEE FiTZ SIMMONS FEMALE PICKPoCKET
TONIGHT.
JOSH ALLHEART, THE WASHINGTON FIRE.
"rm an honest, hard working mango in for the
Union. You can't buy my vote. know who gets
my vote: I'l the right man for the right place"
FITZ SIMMONS AND THE CLSFAkERS.
"sAy, pal, FitL has got me In his play. picked
his pocket Of = century year ago, and the hrst
chance get, I'm going to send the century back. u
~ co SEE THIS LIFE DRAMA TONIGHT
" GREAT PICTORIAL LIFE OF THE CITY
Ls- ALL CLASSES, ALL TRADES, ALL PEO
See FltE simmons last new play, the
FEMALE PICKPoCKET
OF
wAsHINGToNi
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITAL.
Admission IS and 90 cents. Private Boxes 50.
odd LOWS HALL
Immense Success OF
The great original and wcll'known
FAKI OF AVA,
The wonderful PrcStidigitateuF.
Entirely new and wonderful feAtG OF PreStidlgi.
tAtion, liughAble illusions and curious transfer.
nations.
Tickets so cents. No half price Doors open al
7 o'clock, to commence at mil
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New YORK Gs,ltIemsn's Clothing -
Hs1 and "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oo8-tf IA Pa. AV,, bet, Ninth and Tenth 1iS
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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 s prepared TO deliver to purchasers in any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, in quantities to suit pnr-
ohAsers. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yarl,
No. 4sa Twelfth street, between < and str cots
noS-n F.E. CoRBETT.
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NJ ZOE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON.

AssEsSeRs OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March H. 1854, I
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having com.
plOted the General ASSIGNMENT for the year 1854,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board oil
Appeals, and Tor the purpose Of making any cor
rSctlon, nom MONDAY, the 2lst day Of March, 10
TUESDAY, the 26th day of April, inclusive, (sun,
days exoopt0dD at thSlI room, No, 8, basement
story west wing City Hall, from ., N, To 3 D. m
each day.
Ny order Of the President;
JAMES W. SPALDING,
nl6-dtAp2s SECRETARY Board Of Appeal,
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
a. .rh.,-ihsr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF washington County, In the District Of
S,N, ~ lViiiism r. DemOss, late Of Warrington
Sits N G. deceased. All persons having claims
SSsyirst the said deceased, are hereby warned to
Ssbibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
he subscriber, on or before the ED day OF March
rext they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit oil the said estate.
Given undeF my hand this a2d day OF March, 4,
n 1884 THEO. +, STOKES,
Administrator.
m2a.law3w' BOX 6Ol p O.
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oneTi may be made for one or more articles, at
article lie contained in the offer the chief OF the
Bureau will nave the right TO accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer, and reject
uI embrace all Of any one or more articles deliverable
al all tie stations.
For the description OF articles In the above list
Navy Yards, and to the advertisement OF this Blu.
reau dated July s, 1853, and for information az 10
the laws Anl regulations lin pamphlet foTm) re
gATdng contracts to the ofoeS OF the several COM
mAndAnts OF Navy Yards, and Navy Agents.
Bank OTs Of proposals. may De ObiaiRsd on appIiCa-
lion iOhS many agents At Portsmouth, kGip Idnpshbci
Boston, NorV Fork, Philadelphia, BaEimOrs, and Ms
RTsGui ml2-lawIW
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." L L A X DS' HALL.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1864.
GoTTsCHALK's FAREWELL CONCERTS
IN AMERICA.
MI n strAkoLoh respectfully informs the pub
for the Celebrated Pianist and Composer,
MIR. L. NJ. G0TTSCHALK,
To give In Washington his SECOND AND LAST
GRAND Connect, when he will perform several
Of his most admired compositions.
In order to make these entertainments the most
brilliant and varied ever given in this city, the
following distinguished ArtlGteH have been engaged
and will appear Jointly with L. NJ. Gottsehalk,
MILE CHARLOTTE VARIAN,
The Eminent PrimA Donna Soprano.
THEODORE HABELmANN,
PTimoTe Tenore OF the AnHehutE Opera Company
and Principal European Opera Houses.
Signor CARLO PATTI,
The Young and Highly Talented ViollnlBt, Brother
OF the Musical Celebrities, Adelina Patti CArlottA
Patti and Mile Patti strakoseh.
Musical Director and Condustor....M s. BehrenH
ma IT
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LIQUOR SnLnRs FuHD.-The following
liquor sellers were before Justice Ferguson, this
morning, At the GuArdhouse. They were fined the
sum Of e20 each the charge Of selling liquor 70
soldiers. The names OF the parties are, p. T.
OBrien, $40 First street, Henry Reamer, George
town. James Isale, corner seosnd and strsetti
VIM. HoohheTz, Clinton Hall, 40 PennsylVaniA
avenue between Third and Four streets,
Michael Haley and D. Ayres, who keep . shop
near the Chain Bridge, and Jas. DoWley, Whs lives
on Fourteenth Itreet.
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CAUoHT AT LAsT.-James sweeny was ar
rested this morning, by of1oer whitemore, Of the
sth precinct, upon the charge OF robbing Patrick
Diggins OF as, Who was sleeping with him on
him all day yesterday but could not ascertain any
thing concerning his whereabouts Early ysster-
day morning he awoke, when Digsinl was asleep,
TO surrender himself to custody. Accordingly
sweeny went 70 the station-houls this morning
and surrendered himself 70 the pollee, who would
have arrested him anyhow, having heard Of his
mhnnuyreings. Justice Ferguson required sssu-
Tlty for further hearing.
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GRAPE CUTTINGS. ---DELAWARE
u Concord, Hartford Prolific, and other Grape
yard. Price sl.5O per 100 ADDRESS -.
miI-stuthSw WIN, STICKNEY,
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE or CnIEr QUARTERmAETER, !

WAN DEfAhIMENIiS ANALh bVhtAUi
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERmAETER, }
WASHIE0ToS, d. c., March ., 1864.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the Depot OF the Cavalry Bureau, at
Giesboro Point, b. C., on THURSDAY, the nth
day of March, and on THURSDAY, the alst day 81
March, 1864, from atty 1907 to one hundred (loo)
condemned horses each day.
Also, at Eastern Branch Corral D Con THURS
DAY, the 10th day Of March, and on THURSDAY,
the 2lth day OF March, 1884, from fifty (bO) to one
hundred 400 condemned hoses each day.
These horses have been condemned rs unht for
the cavalry service OF the United States army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will DO sold singly.
Terms cash, In United States Treasury notes,
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock q. IN.
JAMES A, EKIN,
Lent. Col. and Chief QuArtermasteT,
ma25t Cavalry Bureau.
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Soldier SHOT Ar.-Last night, as the patrol
were making their rounds, about hAlf-pAst II
O'Clock, and when pAsAinI on PennsylyaniA ave-,
Robert Smith attempted TO evads the EuArd By
running. Lieut.. Melville, commander Of the pa
troll after ordering him 10 halt and he not attend
ing to the order, drew his pistol and bred. The
man rolled over In the mud, OxelAiminE he was
slot. lie was taken TO the Central, when Il was
found that he only badly scared, and not hurt.
He was confined all night, and released this
morning.
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AnAN's REsTAURAET.-The restaurant for
merly owned by +. II. Sage, No. 500 Ninth street.
has been purchased BY Mr.. Sebastian AmAn, late
Of GREEN'S restauI ant and advertises in to-dAy's
paper that his friends and the public generally,
will ind at It's house everything pertaining TO q
frat clAIs restaurant. Sebastian has host Of
friends, and they will not fail TO call on him.
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RKLHAsID.-The dismissed chaplain, Rev.
Eli strowbridge, Of whom mention was made In
yoatsrdAy'h RKPuBLIcAH, was this morning re-
leased from the Guardhouse By the Judge Idvo-
cate, upon condition that he would diVeIt himself
Of every vestise Of military clothing, and amer
this wear citiLenG' clothes.
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CHANCE OF CoMMANDLNTs Lieutenant B.
7. Bordwell, formerly OF the bOth New York Volun-
teers, but now OF the veteran reserve corps, has
been detailed for duty a. oommAndAAt Of the Cen
trail GuArdhouse. Captain W. W. Rogers, the
former commandAnt, has been relieved from duty
and ordered away.
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WILL "PoNH Ur."-The " fair and frail "
females who were arrested and are now in eonfne-
mont in the Central on the charge OF robblng the
soldier, David Craig OF the sum of $236, have dc.
eided TO refund the money and are to be eleaSed.
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A DIsAoREBLBLK WuE.-Nargaret Crafty
was arrested last night By Ofiesr Mills, OF the
Eighth precinct, upon the charge OF disorderly
duct. She was at her homo on south A street, be.
tween Second and Third, and abused her husband
by call ne him nAmes Of every contemplate des-
eruption. She was taken before Justios Ferguson,
who fined her SI.el
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u o II s A L e.
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bittcrs.
200 " W. y. c. Club House Gin.
100 bills Old Rye whiskey.
90 Very old Rye whiskey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess MAokerel.
100 half kits Meas Maekerel.
100 kits No.. do.
100 No.2 do.
100 Pfokled Salmon.
90 bags Old Java Coffee
And = general assortment OF Wines, Liquors,
ChAmpAgnea, Havana Cigars, he., at marie rates.
W. C0RWIN BURGY,
No. II North Charles street,
mi9iy Baltimore, Nd.
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DBoRDIRLI CHLRLCTRRB.-Alfred Webb and
John Grinder were arrested last niEht By ofnoers
HarrisAn and Handley, OF the It'll precinct, upon
tho charge Of disorderly conduct, and were taken
before Justice Glberuon who nned them each e5 90.
understanding about their tickets, when they be.
came enraged and threatened to tear Down The
ticket ONCE,
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BOARDING.

BOARDING 80 A NUMBER OF GEN.
ID tlemeA can obtain beard at No. ~ Maryland
avenue between Four-and-A-hAlf and sixth streets,
Island. ooiT-u
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DOR SALB.---A LARGE, CoMMoDI-
j. Gus, well-built house, situated In the most
n,shad per 40 o. s,.,y LOT ,,i in Tes t1L
house at great bargain. Inquire Of
WARD II. LAMoN,
ington. teI6u
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DOR SALE. THE STOCK, FIX
II lures, and good will Of one OF the best estAb-
liBhed and most profitable stove and tin ware el-
Establishments In this city, In central location on
PennsylVAyia avenue. The proprietor has other
business which will call him away from the city,
and will therefore sell low. Also, three years
lease Of building would rent building, ito party
purchasing Htook) at reasonable rates For partic-
ulars, apply to s. r. W., Box 10, Republican once
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SHILLING CITIZENS CLOTHES TO SOLDIERS
fame, No. sal @ street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, was yesterday arrested by one OF Captain
DolAn's deteotiyeB on the charge OF furnishing
citizens clothes TO soldiers. II appears, from the
WomAn's statement, that two soldiers OF the I'd
Pennsylvania artillery came to her house and left
their soldier Clothes having on At the time citizens
clothes, Those men have since been arrested, and
the charge against the woman n, that she pro-
Vidod the clothes. Fanny was released on bail to
appear before the Judge Advocate, At the Central,
next Monday.
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LOCAL NEWS.

STILL CoNTNnD.-Jamss McColgan, the po-
lieomAn OF the seventh precinct who, about two
months ago, was seriously hurt By an ambulance,
ls still confined 10 his room The horses attached
The policeman rushed into the street 70 stop the
horses, and upon catching hold Of one Of them the
tongue into his side, breaking several ribs and
injuring his lungs. MsColGAn II an honest and eX-
oollent offioer. He was confined 70 his bed for
many weeks, and We are glad 10 hear that he 10
now enabled TO move about his room.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY -. g; ,,I MSggIRE q CO.,

~ N11N O1AAlkI1C'
X d. " M " II II v w.,
~ AOelIoNhAh~
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF STOCK AND
80, OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY,
,, oN nH.uks s March an; ., 10 o,elooE
sdminiStrstops al the i.te Niehoiss 4. Van 2and,
'ns IP iiEspnl sogpon hond,
,,Sl,lsi.oSi Certificate Of Opposite with PGirO h
si,ccc Winchester and PotomAo railroad Com.
s3,T7S IESd V Of Metropolis stock.
stock, D'"O''' "i'hisAn' INNING company
800 1 SSs., Pinsy Point Mining Company stock
ie s,Sn SSad "a. no..,,.-,--...,.,
Portrait q inc; W. Eppes, ''"
at nnS W rantnE Lot Of Booars and Book
Term Ts o1sS Ss, y o.. ,,,,,,,,,..,..'
ny oruor Oh 'ne AuminihrAtots
AZ, o. " mc6UIRE Co,
mzl-d Auctioneers.
ny O. r. T., GROWN q CO
- AUCTIONEERS
Horses, Mules, Carriages, Wagons, and Harness
At Auction, on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
spe sAA d.n NY mohNiHGS at the washington
Canal sale eommenoins al 4 A M Cash advan
yes ana rs SPSR. sSi.s: for carriages and
fe2odtap6' n. L. CROWN CO., Auets.
Nv w -
* W "a u w ,
- AUCTIoNEERs
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES STOCK, AZ.
"a InTrIsIANA AvTNrTF
p.- 49, -, -, .,,s
'h"7en Nlnth AND lenth au' HAsnlheton'
Auction sIIpq rvrpv
AOSIloN SALEs EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNsIGNMENTB.
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A UCTI0N SALE BY THE UNITED
n STATES, OF RESTAURANT PROPERTY,
ETC, ETC.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's oTFICE,)
pEPor OF WARRINGTON, }
WARRINGTON, d. c., March %, 1854.
viii be sold at public auction, at Government
Warehouse, No. s, New York avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, on FRIDAY,
April /, 1851, under the supervision Of Captain
James nj. Moore, Assistant QuArtermAster, the
following described articles, formerly used in q
fTst-elaSs restaurant and billiard saloon, viz:
Four Rosewood Billiard Tables, with fixtures
complete
One Large Glass (three plates
One Range and fixtures for heating water,
One Walnut Extension Table.
Wines, Whiskey, Brandy, Gin.
DecRnteTB, Glasses,
stoves, Mattresses, Counters, Kitchen Furni-
turej and, In fact, every article necessary for
hrst-olaHB restaurant.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock a. m.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
m22-td Depot OF Washington.
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Tides. TWILL BE SOLD AT AUG
III TON, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY, at II o'clock a. M, at the WHARF foot OF
Sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW, &c, that
may be on hand, of Cattle slaughtered outside tho
limits OF the District OF Columbia, and shipped to
this point for such disposition. Terms; cash, In
Government funds, to be paid at the time Of sale.
G. BELL,
mS-lm Lieutenant Colonel and C. s. VS..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HAN RBURY Hall.
~ CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LoWnand Avenue, near The corner on Sisfh ffyssi
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and Nstionsi uotsi, ,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT
Geo. Lea. Manager and Proprieto,
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Doors open at . aud I p. IN. Admission 90 cents
Children under twelve years oil age IS cents.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-24

tK-The Republicans .Convension went out in
a blaze of posder, tar and tslio~ last night
Man, of the wincipsI buildings along Washing.
ton street ~ere illussin ed bonires were kindled
everywhere, rockets burst IN golden sho~ers be
meath the star lh hrmamept. and the moon.
round aud beautiful. rolled up to shell her glory
over the scene She looked down upon shout
five thousand soldiers rendezsou-ing in this vi
cinify. Who. pressed into the service by political
managers. turned out 10 give ecst 70 the Ter min
alton OF the affair Of the dAy. OF course nobody
will cay that they were delegates TO the Convex
ton. or that they were recruited by the govern
ment to carry torchlights in partisan demon-,ra-
tons. Ordered by those having authority over
Them, they made the psocession Just a. they would
shoulder arms OF charge bayonels at the word Of
command. IL Is not suppesable that any regard
was paid to the sentiments of the private whelh
or be approved or hot. made not the slightest diff
ference. he was ordered and he obeyed.