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SehaaIs.
FEMALE sEMTNARv

~ s. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, PRIScIPAL,as
Assisted by a CORPS OF TEELvE FIRsT-oLAss TEAcH-
ERs-In respect to location, grounds, buildings hr-
nfture apparatus cabinet, and facilities for strI
ton, we believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed by any Female Seminary in
ments even better than they have heretofore BEEN
Important improvements are in progress, among
which we would especially mention the Introduction
of fGold'a Steam Heating Apparatus, with radiators
the pubic and private rooms. A new school.
room, hve new recit0tiOn-raOms, several new musc-
r0oms, large, fine, lecture-rOom, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical ap-
msnt and use Of the same; chapel and an admira-
bic gymnasium are also being provided No pains
nor expense viii be spared 20 make the advantages
IN all the departments Of instruction al that can be
desired. The next term will begin on THURSDAY
Sept lst For further information or admission, ad
dress the Principal, or
L. BUTTLES, Financial Manager,
JY23-I6S Cleveland, Ohio.
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oil,
OIL oIEI OIL
ALEXANDER, SCOFIELD & Coz
REFINERS OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, BenzOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss by leakage. We
guarantee oil to give perfect satisfaction, and
as good any made in the city. Also, We pay par.
ticulAr attention to putting up
NAPTHA Or BENzOLE,I
suitable for Varnish Manufacturer or PainterBl
use. On hand and for sale
800 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL.
100 bbls Eeodorized BenZole (equal to Turpentinel
100 bbls No. Lubriceting Oil,
which we win sell at lowest market prices.
0FFIOE-l0S st. Olair-st., formerly occupied BY
Vim. O. Scofeld b Co.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
WH. @ sCoFmLD, CLEVELAND, u,
MATHEW WILSON, April2
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Amusing

The Chicago Times says there is moth
ing to parallel General Shermsn's cam
paign in its completeness thoroughness of
execution, its energy and quick success, but
General McClellan's campaign in Western
Virginia.
This is passing from the sublime to the
ridiculous on the double quick,
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lenttstrA.
DENTAL NOTICE

HALIIWELL and DANIELS Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have re-
eeived the past twelve years. and hope for cOntinu-
adce We also beg to inform those who in need
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work in our
profession, that prices will be governed by the
value of GOLD and after the first day of Septem-
Der next, we have to pay gold its equivalent in
Greenbacks, for all the material We use. Conse-
Quently are compelled to advance our priocs. a
Full Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
HpWards, until the specified time.
AhEX. B. HALLlWELL, 81. D.,
- J. B. DANIELS.
Dental Rooms. PQr. Ontario st. and Pub. Squaro.
JulY 20, 1864. Jy32Es
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IN THE BUSINESS TERRIroRY

Lying between the BiYsr and East side Ontario-st.
qnciuding the Ox-Bow Flatsl, the Deliveries will
be az follows;
FIRST DEJvERY.-Osrriers will leave Post Osioe
and 500 A. N. Eastern
SECOND DKLTVERY.-LeaYe Post-0f1o 9.45 An.
with proceeds of s:45 Pittsburgh, Washington and
Philadelphia.
THIRD DELIvERT.-Lsays Post-Of1cs lI:I5 AN.
with proceeds Of 9:l5 Western, $40 Ssndusky Way,
$50 Cincinnati, and 1910 Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIvERT.-LeaVe at $50 P. N. with pro-
eseds Of 1:bO Eastern, 245 Western and 200 South
srn.
FIETH DELIVERY.-LesYes the Post-0 0Elce at 500
?. n. with proceeds Of 500 P. n. Mshoning Wap.
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6urernmentaI,
sUBsEoE=GEsERAL's OFFIcE,
WAsHINGroH, ID. c., June "A, Is

SUBGEoN=GEsERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June "A, 1854.
WANTED-SURGEONS AND AS
w sistant Surgeons for COlored TFoops-Csndt
dates must be Graduates of some regular Medical
College, and must be examined By a Board of Medical
OficeTa to be convened by the SnrgeOn-Genera Also
wanted, hospital stewards for coIOred regiments,
Candidates must possess fair English education and
be familiar with the oompOunding and dispensing OF
medicine. Application must be made as in the cas-
of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
fue and quarters. The Board will determine whether
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
Surgeon, according to merit. Applications accom-
panied by one more testimonials from respect
able persons, as TO moral character, &C., should b.
addressed to the Surgeon-Gen u. S. A, Washing
ton, ID. o., TO the Assistant Surgeon General u.
s. A., Louisville, Ky. Boards are now in sessoH
at Boston, New York Washington, Cincinnati. 81
Louis and New Orleans.
JOS. e. BARNES,
iulyI I7O-Tu&Th Acting SuTgson- General
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FREE DELIVERY OF LETTERS.

Parties wishing their Mail Matter delivered BY
Carriers viii please leave orders to that effect at
the Post Masters Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the POst-Ofioe, when they will be
according to the following timetable Of departures
Of Carriers from the Once.
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Two years ago the cost Of white printing
paper was % cents per pound owing to
the scarcity of cotton rags it has risen to
25 cents per pound, being an advance Of
10 per cent. Labor, coal, ink, telegraph
bin, and every thing else which en.ers into
the cost of printing newspaper has ad-
vanced more than double in that space of
time. We are therefore compelled, by
sheer necessity to raise the price Of the
LEADER to the following scale.
Wepledge ourselves however, that when
the cost of printing materials goes down
our subscription price shall go down in the
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ssimpIy Democrats,

The Chicago Times informs the country
that War Democrats and Peace Democrats,
Notwithstanding their dissensions, are simp-
ly Democrats, whose "hrst and highest
duty is to beat Mr., Lincoln" Exactly so.
The first and highest duty of a good Dem
ocrat is to sacrifice principle and oompro-
mise the honor and integrity of the Union
in Platform, the only result of which can
be dis-union, all for the sake of "plunder. y
Having been out of power for four years,
they have an insane hungering for Office
That is the bond of Union which holds
together Democratic inconsistencies.
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RanNtflfr aLm..tahIe.
1884. summer ArrangemeM 1884.
FOB TIE
ARRIVAL AM CLOSING OF NAILS
AT THE
eLEVELAND POsT-OFFICE,

COMMENCING HosDAY, MAY l6TH, 1854
~ Mails win be opened and ready for delivery
one nour after arrival Of trains.
-. An Nails Close one hour before departure Of
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THREE DELIVERY rrRRITORY

Lying between 0ntario-at (exelusivsl and South
and North Perry-st., including all Of Euclid and
Prospsct-sts. to Hudson.
FIRST DELIyERY.-Leaves at 500 A. NJ with pro-
Deeds Of night mails and 800 A. NJ. Eastern mail.
SECOND DELITERY.-Leave5 Post-0fics at Ills
with proceeds Of forenoon nails
FHRp DELIvEEY.-Leaves at $3.50 P. N. with pro
oeets OF LOO P N Eastern, 2:46 Western, and 2;5O
Southern
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TIE Democracy excuse themselves for
saying nothingi in their Platform about the
rebellion, because denunciation does no
good. Exactly so. The rebel Democrats
don't feel alarmed at all by the denuncia-
tiona of their brethren in the north Cop
perhead rebels have living sympathy for
each other
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SiIrEr Ghatus.

liver HAtNS
- AND
s L Y E r r N G s
AN unlimited stock, all styles and prices. Chains
from sl50 to $500. Rings from plain silver Ring
at 10 cents, to elAboratey engraved Loeket Ring
inlAid with gold, at $1,000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of all
goods manufactured by 4. L. R0Or, OF Medina both
solid gold and silver, and they are made express
ly for our trade, we know they pure coin.
Dealers are requested to call and examine.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
NJ BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, lss superior-st.
nAy20-R2
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Collection Of Letters in the Business
Territory,

FIRST COLLECTION viii commence at 6:85, In tina
foT $50 Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and WashingtoR,
SECOND COLLECTION commences at 1856 A. M, fo1
9;45 Eastern and $3.50 Atlantic and Great Western
Third COLLECTION oammences as 9:50 A. n ftyg
Drop Letters;
1850 Pittsburgh and Washington, 2:20 Eastern and
800 Eastern Way and 4;30 Sandusky
FIFTH COLLECTION commences at 355 p. d. for I.eU
p. N. Western and Southern mails
SIXTH COLLECTION commences at sos P. n for 9.45
P. N. Eastern and 6:35 Cincinnati, $40 Western
hahoning next morning
Collections I'm the Three Delivery Ter,
rftOEy at 500 4. n, l1il5 A. N, and 400 P. N.
COLLECTIONS in the Two Delivery Ter
rtt0ry commence at 800 A. N. and 400 P. NJ
E. COWLES. p. M.
JuIys-I7O
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The above is the scale charged in other
cities. In Washington, st. Louis and
Louisville daily papers are char4icg 30
cents per week to city .sub.crsbers, and
$12 90 to mail subscribers. In Detroit and
Chicago, they are charging mail subscribe
ers SI2,oO, for daily, and 5000 for Tri-
Weekly.
E. oowLEs & co.
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On and after Monday, September 9th,
the LEADER win be furnished at the fol-
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DF. Cheeseman's FenaIe Pms
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obstructions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for Asesty-
fUs years. in all parts of the civilized world Its
author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
whom everybody knows, and in whom every body
p ices confidence and respect It is no He1l-fIllgIsd
arranqegnent. but a STANDARD REMEDY -.
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TWO pEL1EERY rERR1roRY

Between North and South Perry-st. and Wilson
Avenue lon frOm Prospect and Euclid to Hudson
FIRST DELIvERY.-Lesves at 300 A. n. with pro-
oesdso Of all night mails and SEQ A. N. Eastern.
sEooE OELIvEBY.-Lsaves a. $50 4. with pro-
ceeds Of day mAIls.
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TIoN OF THE UNION

They declare in favor of Union, but do
they tell you that if they donot get Union
by pacifcation, thev will whip the South
ern rebels into Union anyhow Not a
word of it. They declare for the Union if
they can get it by an armistiee and by
peace; buff they cannot get it that way,
then they are for letting the South go, and
acknowledging the Southern Confederacy.
They want to have two Confederacies, to
grasp for the States as they choose. Ohio
men say that we can get, Ohio into the
Southern Confederacy; Illinois men say
the same; and thus you have endless war
as the result of the Chicago platform peace.
They say, eve are for the Union, if we
can get it as it was before the war but If
we can't do that, then we are for Union
of States as best suits their interest, and
let the devil take the hindmest" But no
where does this platform assert the suprem-
aey of the Government. They use Ian
guage which looks very nice on the face
of it, but when you anslyze it, you find it
is bold treason underneath. There is a
purpose in it which any boy of fourteen
years of age can see. They are for Union
if they can get it, but if they can't get
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. II Cl A l.
Court Of Inquiry in Cases Of Generals
McCoek, Crittenden. and Negley.

Court Of Inquiry in Cases Of Generals
McCoek, Crittenden. and Negley.
War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, april o, 1854.
/. The Court OF Inquiry whereof Major Gem
eral David Hunter, United States volunteers,
is President, which convened at Nashville,
Tennessee, on the 10th day Of January, 1864,
pursuant to Special Orders No. l3, dated W ar
Department, Adjutant Generals Office, Wash
mgton, January Q, 1851, "tO investigate the con.
duct OF Major Generals A. Med. McCook, 7.
L. Crittenden, and James s. Negley, United
States volunteers, at the hattie OF Chickamauga
and in leaving the field" has reported as fol-
lows:
/. Finding and Opinion in the case Of Major G.n-
eral MeCo0k.
1t appears from the investigation that Malor
General McCook commanded the 2Osh Army
Corps, composed Of Sheridan's, Johnson's, and
Davis's divisions.
His command on the 18th September, 1863,
1.-THE first day Of the battle of Chickamaugal
consisted Of Davis's and Sheridan's divisions
and OF Negley's temporarily, and occupied the
right of the line, Johns0n's having been de.
tached to Thomas's command. The evidence
shows that Gen. McCook did his whole duty
faithfully on that day with activity and inselS
ligence.
Early on the 10th Of September General Nc
Cook had under his command the divisions of
Sheridan and Davis the latter only 200 to 400
stroDg,) and Wiider's brigade, and the senior
officers Of the cavalry were told they must
take orders from him, though attend TO their
The posting Of these troops wa. not aatisfac.
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CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT CoNeREssMRN.-.A
Washington letter writer gives some curious
facts about the present congressman. He says
MIR. Ames, of Massachusetts, is the richest,
worth over two millions; Mr.. Baldwin, OF
the same State, the largest; Mr.. Cox, OF Onio,
the smallest Mr. Clay, Of Kentucky, the tailest;
Mr.. McClnrg, OF Massachusetts, the shortest;
General Dumont, of Indiana, the most pro-
ductive. being the father Of nineteen children;
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, the oldest, =
years; General Garfield, of Ohio the youngest,
50 years: Mr.. Window, Of Minnesota, the hand
soonest; Mr. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, and Mr..
VOORHEES,, Of Indiana, the best speakers; Mr..
Cox. OF Ohio, and Mr.. Washburn, OF Illinois,
the best tparliameutarians; Mr.. Kasson, OF Iowa,
and Mr. Pendleton, Of Ohio, the readiest deba-
ters; Mr.. Clay, Of Kentucky, the largest far
mer, having 6. 500 acres Of land, 275 slaves, 200
sheep, and 1856 bloodad cattle; while Mr.. Grim
nell, OF Iowa, has 5000 acres Of land, 600
sheep; Mr.. Wallace, of Idaho, lives the far
thest from Washington, and draws $6,307 for
mileage, and Mr.. Davis, Of Maryland, the
nearest, his mileage being only &32;; Mr. Frank,
of New York, the best penman, and Mr.. Ste
vens, OF Pennsylvania, the poorest The House
has twenty -fve members with bald heads,
thirty with m1staches, and two with wigs
n00ov Yates, OF IlliaQis, has been visiting
the Department OF Gull and making
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AUCTION SALES.
RflTHOMAS BOWLING, Aust'r; Georgetown.
SPLENDID PROPERTY IN GEoRG Erowa FOR

T. By authority oftecrees Of the Circuit a,i su-
preme conrts of the Dirtriet OF Colun bia passed
IN cause, No. 1.66 on the Equity Decker Of said
Courts. shall sell to the highest bidder. On the
10th day ot Apsil instant 1T o'ooeh in The alter
noon in front OF the premises, tae following Lots,
PUN oered \, ~, @ q, z, q, AID a. and another
faf yl e. noItn 1f and sajonins the AL in
ana Congress- streets with the dwelli og house and
other bLildin es thereon. ~ a., ) J. n -.
Fhe property has been divided SO as TO Give to
the, dwelling house "A feet front on Wes. street,
With depth on, Congress street of about 126 feet
The other lots. on West street, five in number.
Rave front OF 81 feet and rs to l25 feet in pth
An silsy OF seven feet extends in the rear of the
vhoie from west to east, giving to the whole
rom Congress ft. The lot fronting on Congress
street hiss bee divided into two lots, each fronting
q feet On Congress street, with alley Of Ave
feet between them. The dwelling house contains
some ten Or twelve rooms, two parlors in front,
dining room, drawing room kitchen, &c. ..l5l
The whole property is eligibly and beautifully
best neighborh oods, within few mimi walk Of
the abroad cars. over good pavement. It isy
seldom such building lots as the vacant ground
afoIds are offered for sale. "a y - '7f7I8
Terms Of sale az prescr ibed by the desrees. are
One foufth the purchase money in cash and the
which the purchasers bonds, will be taken, bearing
intsre st from the day of sale, asd retained lien
; II tho terms are not complied with within three
days, the property will be told at the risk and
cost of the 6efaulter, on one week notice in the
National Inte lligencer. 7#L3Ii sri.e
eorveyaneins, certificates, bonds. stamps, DC, to
be borne By the purchaser. ...--S'.,r' -
sp s..~s ds Faos 81 eSSFEi boWEiiFa FFeaHstss ssc.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE, 4 Co., Auctioneers.

RY j. G. MCGUIRE, 4 Co., Auctioneers.
PkREMPTORY AND UNRESERvED SALE OF
THRxE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON II
STKIET NEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE. n .-ts -fTl 3.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April anth, at
~ O'Clock on the premises We sha sell Lots mum.
hered a, 43, and 40, in subdivision Of SQUARE No
GA, fronting each "a feet on north II street, be-
tween North Capitol street and First street west,
and Running back TO a 81 foot alley.
These lots are fn ely situated on the same front
with the government Printing Office. and have
foctways laid and trees planted IN front.
Terms ene-half cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by dsed of
trust on the premises,
Conyeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
ap.f2-c j. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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TINTED STATES MAHsHALS SALE.

40 '"---.'-A 10
In virtue of writ of Feri Facias issued from the
Clerk q Office of the Supreme Court of the District
Of fColumb bia and to me directed, will sell at pnb
lie sale for cash on the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th day of April. 1854, st4 O'Clock p. m all de-
fendant IS right title claim and in and to
frame shop situated part of Lot No H. in Square
10 $50, commencing 80 feet from the corner OF
ming south along New Jersey avenue IS feet, and
running west toward street loo feet, seized and
levied upon as the property of VIM II. II Crandell
Of Francis NJ. Buckingham.
abb WARD ii. LAM0S, =. s. Marshal, ID. G.,
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By y.G: Noe yIRE 3 Co.. Aqetieneers: .

By ]. Q. Mo9UI l. CO., Auctioneers.
THANCERY SAL1 OF FFCRTY-EIX VALUABLE
~ Lors lNeouARE lag. OK THE HIGH GROUND BE-
TWEEN ID STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AvENyE AND
sLxrEEsTH AND sEyEsrEESrH sTREErs.-By au
District. pessed in o&use wherein Riggs & Go. are
eomplsipents and the widow and heirs Of the lats
Thon - Smith are defendants. shall sell to the
hishest bidder On tie premises on the 2tst day cf
tinue frem dsy to day tn an is sold the WHOLE Of
corner being l6afeet square, by G.. W. Riggs
ESQ The portion Of the sou 70 ndsd to be sol1
has been divided into 4S lots OF about twenty feet
front each, With suitable Alleys &c. land is part
teenth streets and NJ street and Rhode Island
avenue. Plat Of the whole can be seen at J, q,
ke3uire's suction reoms LiafE II
The terms n prescribed by the decree are, one
fourth Of the purchase nnsney in cash and the resi-
cue at six, Twelve, and eighteen months, to be &C.
cured BY the pur:hAser's bends With surety ard .
lien en- the premises. bearing intere.t from the
day of tale. All convevancsn2, bonds, &C., and
stamps to be 1t the purchaser's exp penss.
If the terms 81 GALE are not com piled with within
Eve days trorl the day of sale. the lot lots will
be Ie.sod at said auction At the purch ,aers
cost and risk. At public auction, after one weeks
notice in the National Intslliganssr;
ap7 sawtd j. c.. MEG UIRH q CO.. An,ts
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RYJ. 9. MCGUIRE { CO., Auctioneers.

Rf ~. .. McG UlRE CO., Auctioneers. 4
HANDSOMELY 8 IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF THE OITY
At At TnI TPnshiC q SALE sALLEs,pyoon ~. .,, - :
past O'clock, on the premises, we shall sell. on
account Of the heirs of the late Guy Graham al of
lively on Connecticpt avenue. north r and 8
streets, and Twenty first street west, Handsomely
flower garden and improved by = desirable Frame
Dwelling House. with necessary outbuiidngs
the whole lying immediately Opposite the hand
some greenhouses and flower gardens of Mr.. Doug
lass This desirable property will be sold in lois
to suit purchasers.
Terms: One third cash the remainder in three,
six. and nine months. with interest secured by
deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing 1t
the cost of the purchaser. =. - -
apHd j. c. MCGUIRE j. CO., Aucts,
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ADJUSTMENTS. I.

seasl GROWERS THEATER. = :.
PEsssTLyANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD S HorsL.
LEONARD oRoVER. ........ ...... =. Director
THIS 'ThnrisayI rssi FYEN1yG, EIETP April II, q.
MOST suceEssPF1ufha fat OPERA SEASON a.s
ever o, sSx FIE H;ifPf5sa NSsf rog1TEyELy =.
A''' MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ai"9
with es cast nssSfIRi ENFiRE nsffSisss sfREssrH
sa5sa GREAT E COMPANY. GsI
MMf N shFsf 9eHaNsssFaNg e III ssFaNgired fri" D0nne
sIeSoRA Iot IouIsE snE gsEPEEIee, HPIE Iee.,s,ss,
" !alaEo ~ S,i!'sFHi;sIs ssSSf'.'s,
Plr. ......' " tsfTfhehseR sThIaHskE,k CRATIC,
sase THE rHEru1L r1 stG; caosts GAkl0 lENASi'
CARL EEgafH Ii. o,...
FoRDs NEW rHEArER, sc r..
TESTE STREET, ABOVE PESssYLvAsIA AVENUE.
THIS 'rhsf;sa7ES hsp%7sS TyEN1ka' ESEknss April Is,
will sustain, for hefrst time in Washington, his
great character Of PEDRO,
If an essDs es Hrssn for him
Mr. J Mccullough as. ...!..... Ca barero
Mrs. J H. Allen as. .Le3nore
MISS Alice Gray as. 49,. JuAna
And cast of characters defying competition.
a.E e.. ITO MORROW ..tr r..s
EDWIN FORREST
IN CELEBRATED CHARACTER,
Saturday. splendid bill for the benefit Of J, A
HerDe. Farqnllarls comedy of Wine Works Won
ders ~ and the celebrated drama of Horse Shoe
Robinson - Mr. j McCulloug gh will also recite
THE suAksfhasE SskMHa EolskIEEEiS TEkkltEEiSrEsAnY.
In preparation, abrilliant Shakspearan festival
in celebration ofthe three hundreJth Anniversary
of Shakspeare's birthday. The Theater will be
illuminated on the occasion.
EDWIN FORESTS NIGHTS, MONDAY, TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Persons holding Reserved places are respectfully
requested to attend early. The immense throng of
ph W ~ t .ne 4 a,as mn. cne enua
places somewhat cult after rise of the curtain
Doors open at II; performance to commence at
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RYJ.o. MoG BIRD16 co.., Aactioneers. -
kokTM. .BLTWEEN FoURTH AND FfFFFa

ssTTRREEHHTsB ssTTRREHT sBwWTrWrEEN wrSr FOURTH AND FIFTH
On TuHspsi AFTERNOON, April 18th, At $
o'clock on the premises shall sell original lot,
No. lS, in Square Nc 5H, divided into three hand I
some Building Lots, fronting each 2pa feet on NJ
street NORTH between 4th and 5th streets west, and
running back to q 80 foot alley. p ~
These Lots are located in healthy and very de
srate Part Of the city, for private residence and
corn mand bean tiful view of the whole City
Also, at same tim e a small and desirable Lot
north street, near the corner of4th, being part
Ct Lot z, in SQUARE eH. --..---.
Terms: one third cash the balance in six twelve,
and eighteen months with interest, and secured BY
deed of trust - ar. = C. :
feet. -
ap.sd C. MCGUIRE &c CO., Aucts.