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A,MUSF MENI'S.

.(1ANT BURY ALL.
" cANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
~ MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
LoH'naha Avenue, near ne corner ~ Sazh HTrei.
In rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIC CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. Z. Slim. Manager and Proprieto'
MOST COMFORTABLY WARMED PLACE OF
AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
THE GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY uNDIs-
TURBED IN ITS TRIUMPHANT COURSE
ssediss re Christine. sSd New Yssr's SoIidsy I
was, owing 10 the superiority and extrHoi binary
amount Of attractions presented,
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING EVERY MIGHT
last week. Yet, Notwithstanding the
POWERFUL COMBINATION OF GENIUS
already engaged, whose
BRILLIANcY AND wELL-FoUNDED MERfT'
could alone have pfoduced the above unprece
dented result, the manager will, during this week
pHDDITioHAL ACCEPTABLE NOVELTIES.
TONIGHT,
Appearance Of the osIebrsted french Dancer, from
the farinian Theatres,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
f MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
MONS GUILLAUhE FoUcHE,
...r-.. who, assisted By the
X n1rz1Nf Ga1Nn RAfiET fRotJpE
RoNzANf GRAND BALLFT TROUPE
under the direction OF the unrivaiied Maitre,
. a '' MONS. D. noNzANL
MoNs 2. R R9NzANI
'' moNo, y.
l. will tonight appear IN two
GRAND BALLET DIvERTIsEMENTF,
Inolud,pr the Prinoipni soene from the M.rnino,nt
Ballst OF
rB-BALLo IN MAsCHERArB
Ts-BAIIO in MAscHERhH
Tk-BALLO IN MAsCHERht5
( -
Tim HAYEs
TIM HAYES,
N"""p'O- :. H' U'
Continued engagement Of the
Nni'AhhSo h'i0riAN INV
II. W. EhGAN,
D. EpWAhDs, ,.,,,n.o,,
-. 49,. ~, -. -, ,,-.,.,
fnN uue o. IN orBiuh hIsshnnN nu,aehpu'
ballet, Tin bhckl arranged by Mr. H. w. EaBan,
called
on, THE BEAUTY OF CROW HILL
Introducing the Corps Brunette.
-
The innlNShnnL66 Oohrs DAfHoOE'
Id poNNkLLYl
...| n. W. WiLLiAMs
MONS. SOL a..
SONGS, DANCES, NEGRO LCCENThlCIIlEIs,
and new orslnm Ethiopish bunesque ny mr. n
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GRoyKR's THRATRB.-It was with no oTdl-
nary pleasure that we witnessed the densely-
crowded and highly fashionable audience present
at this favoritc theatre last night for II addi
tional evidence Of the extreme popularity Of the
charming Charlotte. This lady will appear to-
night Shakspeares beautiful creation, Juliet-in
the play of Romeo and Juliet" Those who have
witnessed this accomplished artiste's different I'M
personations thus far, are no doubt prepared for
the rich feast In store for tonight
CANTERBURY HALL.-A literally packed
house last night enjoyed the many good things
provided for his patrons by Manager Sim, and II
any OF them went away dissatisfied they must In
deed be hard to please. The beautiful bal!ets,
side-spltting burleHQueS, songs, dances, SC, wero
all warmly applAuded, and many heartily eneored.
Tim Hayes the great clog dancer, astonished those
who had never seen him before, and elected many
a"There, didnt tell you from those who had.
EasAn, Edwards, Emerson, Donnelly, Williams,
Armstrong, Clarke, &c, present stroBg array Of
comic talent The concluding piece, the NffectiLE
drama OF " The Momentous Question:" displayed
the dramatic element OF the company TO great adj
vantage. n will be repeated tonight.
TnR LOVELY CHARMS OF WOMEN are portrayed
in the most exquisite and modest manner, by
Mile Liza Windel, in her great triple character In
Fitz simmons arrangement OF the military spec
tAole Of the French Spy, or the stormins OF
Algierg," stirring and exciting drama, redolent
with female beauty, style, dash and freshness Of
design, which will be performed tonight for the
last night but two, having densely crowded the
Varieties every night 1t has been performed. To
morrow afternoon a Family Matinee for ladies
and gents, masters and misses.
DAyIs's PANORAMA OF THE WAR FOR THE
UNIoS.-WashingtOn Theatre was last night
crowded to witness the Panorama OF the War foI
the Union. In the audience we noticed great
many of the great men Of the nation. Rounds Of
applause were given as the great Union victories
came to view, The Panorama will be exhibited
again this evening. We advise all that wish good
seats to go earlier .f
At the opening Of the entertainment the follow
ing letter was read to the audience as an apologI
for the incompetence Of Major General Meade;
WILLARDB' HOTEL, Jan. 0, 1894.
DEAR SIRI regret extremely that being Obliged
toleaye the city to-day II will not be In my power
TO avail myself of the tickets which you have beer
SO kind as to send me. With my regrets that
cannot witness your interesting exhibition and
my thanks to you for polite attention,
Very respectfully, yours, ,,.
.. s#F' GEO. G, MEADE,
.faf.. ,..-.... Major General.
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REAL ESTATE SLLEs.-Messrs. Mcclure u
Co., auctioneers, sold threc-story brick dwelling
and stable on Eighth street, between and
Streets for $4,000 to John Kelly. Lot on the north
side Of street, near the corner Of Ninth street
west, to n. S. Patterson, for sI.a5 per foot.
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FitI.inmons Stage Manager and Advertiser
rs-IHE THREE sTAR-GA
BALLET DRAM IapHp HSD rANio"'"E
MUSIC HALE AND THEATRE ALL IN ONE.
VISITED ny THoysANDso OF PEOPLE NIGHTLY
TWO MERRY PLAYS
SONGS DANCES, MUSIC AND ChoRusEs.
BtLLLT AND ETHIOPIAN ACTS.
COMICAL FEATs AND FANCIEs or ALL KINDS.
The Ballet Of the
FAIRY OF THE LAKE.
20 Songs 50 Dances 20 Ethiopian Acts, Puns Jokes,
wit and Humor, Smiles, Grace, BeSuty and Ele.
gAnoe. Art and Artlstes Of Merit and In the
Fit1 simmons great version OF the Romantic
Military Romance o. The anu.
On, THE 8ToRMIR0 OF ALoIERs.
MILE LIMA WINDEL-
In three characters. In the character Of the Arab
Boy, displaying the beautiful contour Of the lovely
a living Illustration Of Female Grace and Beauty,
admitted by connoisseur,, a. the Arab boy, to be
ideal OF sculptor's fancy, model to create from
the finest female statue. Tonight,
wEb HE sSxTL 2r 1GEsoSH Matinee.
January IS, Afte noon and night
BOB HALLS BENEFIT.
LADIES' RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS BENEFIT.
EGo ,s.S S.S oS2 Ss Es Ss
Of the which crowded the Varieties every night
some weeks since. The great love, crime, and
mysterious drama OF the day, full Of life, excite.
ment, terrors, merriment, dash and attractions.
| Remember Thursday night.
| Admission 20 and 30 cents.
| PULL UP, OLD MAN.
| PULL UP, OLD MAN.
A LEXANDRIA HOTEL AND RES
n TAURANT-Meals and Rsfreshmentu fur
nlshed In superior style, the Now York plan, At
J. MeCARTHY's RksTAuRANT, lte KiRS street,
opposite Provost MArhhAls Sflce,l AleNAAdria, Va
Strangers and citizens should not fall to call.
deal I'm
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HOTEL GERuARDT,"

IL 3s3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side between FourRnd-a-hali and sixth Sta. o,
Washington, D, C..
The undersigned most respectfully calls the al
tention Of the public of Washington and strangers
10 this entirely new and Bpendidly furnished hotel
u contains large number OF bedrooms and par.
with the best Rhenish, French and CatawbA wines,
liquors aies, beer, cigars, oysters, and Everything
jan7lm IQs, fERHARpTj PToprietor,
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m S.le wlll Be continued on ,he lsth Inat.

TESTIMONIAL OF REsPEoT.-Yesterday the
various Departments Of the Government were
draped In mourning IN respect to the late Hon.
Caleb D. smith. The buildings will be kept draped
for fourteen days.
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JOHN GOLDIN & CO.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS
w. streets, one S'ddo door East Of Ferry irs.

streets, one door East OF Forty Bre.
Having furnished our gallery with an entire new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
material, and arranged on the most approved plan
our light, under the Immediate supervision OF J.
Goldin, long known TO our citizens In the Photo
graphic Art,) prepared to furnish the public
with Photographs, Plain, In India Ink, Water and
size Ambrotypes, all size Carries dc visite and
vignette for Albums.
Special attention will be paid to copying Ambro-
type and Daguereotype.
We have made arrangements with Chas. D. Fred
rioks Co., Photographer, New York, TO keep US
constantly supplied with Carries De site Of all the
celebrities n the day, TO which we invite the aten-
ton OF the public.
Cons Antly on hand full supply Of the most
choice French Albums also, Frames Of All sizes
and kinds. deo2t-im .
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
AlArEe quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
Thoroughly seasoned and in good condition, which
he is prepared 70 deliver 10 purchasers in any part
OF the city, At reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
chAsera. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. le3 Twelfth street. hetween = and str eets.
no8-u faFANFAA.'s y. 4. CONFETTI.
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NEW YORK HOTEL, ON STREET, AT PUBLIC
SALE. ut.
On MONDAY MORNING, Jan, Is, at II o'clock, we
shall sell the Lease Furniture, Fixtures, and Good
VIII, entire, OF house No. $50 c street, between
FouT-a nd-a-hAlf and sixth streets, and known as
the New York Hotel. Lease has nearly three yearS
to run. The Hotel Is doing a thriving business
Terms cash. JAS c. Mcguire Il CO.,
iAl2-6t Auctioneers.
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CAVALRY BUREAU, OFFICE or
CHIEF QUARTERmASTER, No. S1t ST., I
WkIHIRaToN, d. O., Jan. 4, 1854,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
once until - O'Clock m, FRIDAY, the 10th day oil
FIVE THOUSAND $4,000 CORDS OF WOOD,
None but good, hard, merehAntAble Wood VIII
Thirty-nve Hundred "a, 500 Cords to be delivered
at Glesboro' Point, and Fifteen Hundred u ,ooOl
Cords at Cavalry Depot, Colonel Msintoah com
mGndins0 District Of Columbia, within lorty (A0l
days from date OF contract
Proposals for One Hundred 400 Cordh and up
ards will be entertained.
Each Proposal must be accompanied BY guar
Anty for It's faithful performance, and by the oatl
OF allegiance to the United states
sueoeSsfll bidders will be required to enter int
written contT- Ct with good and Butoient beouTitI
| for the faithful performance thereof
| Proposals. must be endorsed, proposals 10
| Wood y and addressed to Captain James A. Eken
| Chief QuATtermAHter Cavalry bureau.
The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved b.
the underuiEned. JAMES A. EKEN,
iss-si &isI 9aHtsFRss'sE Cavalry bureau,
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BOARDING..

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemen can obtain beard at No. Ss1 Maryland
avenue bctwceb Four-and-A-hAlfAnd sixth streets,
Island. .. .HH-r.rHr.H r ooiI-f
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DHILP & SOLoMONs,

DHILP & SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
RtNTERS,
BLANK BOOK MHNUFACTURERs,
332 PENNsYLvAHA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Work.,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds a'
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses, q
Field Copying Presses,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters BY A.
blank books made, and Printing done 10 order on
Nl'PTinted Book, sent by mail free Of postage.
oo22-u ,...
ENGLISH sTILToN CHEESE, "
AFEw CASES ONLY
SAT- sAGO, BUTCH, AND BRONsoNs ENG
LIsH DAIRY CHEEsEs, 49,.
Tor sale A. .r
.- Fred. S. CozzENS ...
Wine Merchant,
street, two doors from
Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. Z.
dCc22-Codtl
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49, = = '-I-- WI
HEADa'Rs MILITARY DfsrMoToF wAsHiEoToE, [
WAsHINoToH, d. @ January Q, 1854.
General Orders, No q. rr....
by special direction OF the Sc rotary Of War, The
sale OF all liquors, Including alcohol, in all place.
south Of tho Eastern Branch, and within three
miles OF the Cavalry Depot, at Giesboro Point, Il
prohibited. a.... "r
The Provost MARSHAL OF the Military District o
Washington will SEQ that the requirements OF Thu
order are enforced. .. ...a. %. ..a. no. ....
BY command OF Drigadier General Martindalc,
JOHN +. SHERBURNE,
ja1st Assistant Adjutant General
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VARIETIES | VARIETIES
v [Fronting Penn'a avenue and Ninth street
HAmblin Co. .ffoprictorn
FitLsimmons. ...... Stage Manager and Advertiser
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'A.MUSkDiEN,IS

IEorARD 6ROvRs..I... ~. !.DfhEcfoh
ONE MIGHT WITH sHAKsPrARE.
THIS (TuEgDAT) EVENING, January ~,
Only time Of the aeconplIshed YqanE Artiste,
MISS CHARLOTTE THoMPs0N, ,r. (.
in her nnsaaAl'sd i~PTe5I.tH e Of ~
which Ia Aslnewiedssd BY the ptsss and .puhlle
o9 scSI". sysl dspsyea Il tb. beautiful l,ss
Of the Immortal bard .r,fgg :.
p'''''' 'uO''R ROMEO snslsS AE eisg gSSiLrEr.
Juliet, (her great eharaeseil :, =, u. "
.".ss....-.. No. Charles Barren
TOMORROW IwEDNEsDAY) MIGHT;
III cLYsBIk, THE DEsERTED; r %.
TrauGIatca Tor Miss Charlotte THOMPSON from
e.ss.a. SsSSss p.y q DIE .sSs thu
grsas Iusss.. IN Europe asa Ansrls.. and was ~
Gently produss1 Il thls theatre under ths Ute Of
LEAH, THE ronsAKEN. i" q
REGULAR gkMILx PEnFoAMANcE ON SAT-
Attn. cheap s SsSA y . zisssoor \
LORDS NEW THBATRB,
John I. FoRD....PRorRfHTon aha MANAGER.
On ruEsDAY EVENING, I.nu..y is,h,
Tayior's dsshisg comedy, sntiiisd ~
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
Ml,. John I. RAYMOND,
more than .ixty night. u Laura ksene's Theatre,
Ne" Asa %'4 TR AZ eiii hiRHB''F'''' "
supported y f u STAR COMPANY.
To-mOrow twrDsrsDAr, evening, Mrs. D r.
Bowers as PAULINE DEseHkrELLE, IN the
.r., LADY OF LYONS. .sr., .t
...... ON THURSDAY,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Mrs. BOWERS as JULIET. = ... 1t
- GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
q street, between 18Th and 18th streets,
THURSDAY, JANUARY Il, ~ p. NJ,
In aid Of nr
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL FUND.
no.. Selections from r.-. -.
HANDEL, FL. B. rsrr
MENDELssoHN,
-. -. .. FL as MERcADANTE,
... VERDI, etc.
The eminent solo performers and nnO chorus
Of the Concert Of the 18th December have kindly
consented to lend their valuAbis aid once more. =
In addition 10 his other flashed performance,
Senior strini, OF Baltimore, will execute solo Of
Inc entire performance will be under the diree-
tion Of the renowned organist and artist, Robert
| Heller. f...H.. ... 800.
Tickets $50 cents eAeh) may be obtained at the
principal music and bookstores, and Of the Com
| mittee Of Arrangements. jaI2-5t
| WI ASHINGTON LYCEUM Lee.
Il wv TURES.
THE SIXTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE.
wnlte delivered
.-. wILLARDS HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1854.
EDWIN Up. wHIPPLE,
OF DosToN.
: ...a Subject
AGE"
! Sinse admission... ....."......."...''so cent?
Tickets to DO had at the principal Hotels and
Book Stores. 'r
= j"ne-st L ~. o.. II
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DOYs' CLOTHING 1--WE ARE NOW

"
Id in receipt OF . large assortment OF Boys and
ChIldren'a Clothing OF the newest styles suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
TO which we invite the attention OF parents
WALL, SHEPHERDS Co.,
14N PennGylvAniA Avenue, bstVeeh
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr yO-tfI IstAT 4 Iutel. g..'''0r'
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ELECTROMAGNETIC YOUNG
wi LADIES "a blonde AID brunette) wish to
form the acquaintance Of two Army Ofncers, with
a view TO matrimony. Carte de yisltcs required.
Address BLANCHE DEVERToN, city Post
once. jhni2-3ts
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
d AT AUCTION.

~ AT AUCTION.
CAVALRY BUREAU
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., January 10, 1854.
Auction Sales OF condemned Government horses
VIII be held At the following places-two hundred
(200) TO be sold at each place, viz;
At Trenton, N. j., Wilmington, Deli Carlisle,
Pal AID York, Pa.
Due notice OF the days OF sale will be published
Farmers and others are invited to attend these
sales a. many Of these horses though UNIT for the
United states cavalry service, will be found to be
valuable for ordinary road and farm services
Terms: Cash, In United States Treasury notes.
... JAMES A, EkIN,
jAll-6t Chief QuArteTm AAter, CAViy Bureau.
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TIRK,S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. 2yols, Cloth, price 90. -
Round the Blooki an American novel Price
Held in Bondasei Or, Granville dc vIgne, by
I" Ouida.n 2YOls, A2b0, M. .....
Light on ShadowGd Faiths, BY T, S. Arthur. l VOL
'rDIckcnsi New ChrlstmaS story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
del9 Corner Eleventh street and Penn. ay.
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NEW BOOKS n NEW BOOKS /

The Old Helmet, 2 vols, by the author Of y" Wide,
Wide WOrld.n $3.50.
Very Hard Cash. by Charles Reade, paper, illus
trated. rs cents.
The Historical War Map and Rebellion Record.
% cents,
Eiliott's Debates on the Federal Constitution, 5
vols. el5.
Sent by mail free, on receipt Of above price
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioneT,
jAII-6td 33l Pennsylvania avenue.
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TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ICE IN
In the Bay, the Fortress Monroe Boats win
leave Baltimore at o'clock p, NJ, Passengers
from Washington must leave in the li.to train to
connect. NJ N FALLS,
lanll-lw Presiuent
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400 PAPER HANGINGS. 400
GSLD and VELVET, - -"
MEDIUM pRrs s25D STAMPED and
'doLDPAPERs.
Also, varied assortment Of
GLAZED AND BLANK PAPERS
ST. LOWEST CASH PRICES.
FIRE-BoARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PIECES, &C.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES
BUFF OR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR SIZE
OF SHADE MADE TO ORDER.
oval PICTURE FRAMES
Warranted TO be gilded with gold leaf
The abandonment assortment In the District, from
the best mandatory In the country. a.,
beautiful variety OF small sized Oval and Card
YlIite Frames Of foreign and domestic mAnufae-
PICTURE CoRD AND TAsSELs,
Different sizes and eolorGi Picture Rings Nails,
Purchasing exclusively for cash, the above goods
(AooordiAg 10 their quAlty) will be disposed oil ~
a. low rates ~ they can be purchased LOT In the
| District. No interpretation made 10 eneot
"a" A call solicited from those needing the above
| Please remember the numbeT-to6 seventh street,
| eight doorI above Odd FellowS HALT and the
/ terms cash for goods and labor. tA6-lOt
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EOR SALE---TWENTY HOUSES,
Il tlNrgc and smalr In different parts Of WASH
ington. -,l --- --..f 4 49,. l..... 90.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS:
eIxieo feet, NJ street, between 9TH and 9Th. Hlr
I20xlO0 feet, 18th, between and q streets. .Ha
SOxi00 feet, Pa. avenue east, bet. eth and Tth.
I6OxilS feet, north l., between 18th and Goth. u
@ 45xi00 feet, on N, between 9Th and 9th.
9OzlO0 feet, on 10th, near p r-.l A.. "a "a. .....
sOx95 feet, north d, between Sd and Ath. Dc. ..
eOxI06 feet, nth, near north L.
NJ And 2O0,O feet CHEAP LOTS east Of the
oil. "a .r4T. rf % Capitol. TE.e. ..s w. ..
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and Pennsyly ania avenue, for rent. Sc
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts OF
city. .rH ..n ~ .l9IaH- H.H'. boil. ".. "T...
FARMS for sale and exchange. ~. r.
0Ir me roo lDUHs MITCHELL d SON,
..F rr.sF ...H' Iin d Rcal- Estate Brokers, NJ
a. .ta Southeast cor. Ph. Az. and 18th at,
NJ B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
de21-u |f. F9F'4U q . ET. ... ..... 10 Cog. ..
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FOR SALEOR RENT.

ID CONS FOR RENT. SPLENDID
III Apartments may be Ienied By calling At as
+ street between sixth snd seventh. The locality
10 the Rest In me eiy'aT - ~ r.rrG.sr lao-ur
nor SALE---SIX HUNDRED CORDS
II OF OAK WOOD, cut Lat winter, piled with
In few hundred yards ffofn AHwitoh on Washing
ton railroad. Address, OF apply To-
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DYJ. c. MCGU IRE d. CO.,
ID AUCTIONEERS.

jsni0-d
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . o'clock.
Admlssion-Ladiea 20 oehtsi Children 10 cents.
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~ The Manager 10 happy TO state that
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
10 so far recovered from the severe Illness, which
prevented her appearance last week, according to
she will positively appear on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Of this week.
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The Atlantic For 1864 ii
The Atlantic Monthly,

will be in no wise nerior the previous volumes. but
Il will bc the constant MIN Of the Pubshersto to advance
the high standard already established for the meyaxins
In frhersnce Of this aim they have secured Tor heir
new volume several features Of peculiar interest Among
these they are now able 10 announce definitely thst
zoBnRr BRowNrNd win contrbuts several New
NArHANfHr HAWTHORNE win prn, his Now
Romance IN the columns OF the Atlantic, eonsmsaeins,
probably, with the February numberi
HEMaY wApswoarH IoNarHILow win psb.
lish in the Atlantic cRntos OF his Translation Of
Dniite's "Divina Commedia'; 4F l fp.gh
MRs. HARRIEr BEHoHER srowE begins, In ,hs
January number, series ol capital skslcheA. 10 be
continued through several months, with the ule o.
"Hoase aud Home Papers, by Christopher crewhed"
J. Y. rRowBRIpoE has written New Novel, which
will bs eoulmsneed in the Atlantic during the nsxtvei
umei fasi-.5
PROF. LOUIS AQAsslZ will eontnls those sdpaira.
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