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Marshal's Sale.

The Uoited States rersEs box Of books; boxes COR
tanning Is bundles and Sc hanks Of spun thread; Z
bolts and remnant Of domestic; bolts and
remnants Of coarse wooden cloth, and 3 bolis and
remnants Of cotton domestic.
INFORMATION No %, District Court Of the United
L States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
In obedience 10 order Of said Court, made on the
9th Gay Of November, 1855 on the 9th daY Of March
1854 81 tire store house formerly occupied by A. J.
Duncan Co. will sell the said property for cash II
hand, to the highest bidder.
E. R. GLAsCOCK,
Feb 7-20t q. s Marshal for said District
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Marahal,s Sale.

The United States versus box containing coats and
vests box containing cotton and wooen cloth, and
box containing tobacco.
INFORMATION No. 20, District Court Of the United
Il States for the Middle District Of tennessee.
In obedience 70 order Of said Court inside on the
sth day Of November, 1858, will sell AZ the stOre-
house formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan 4 Co, on
at 10 O'Clock OF said day) al public auction, 70 the
highest bidder for cash in hand the said property.
L. r. GLAsC0CK,
Feb POT G. s. Marshal for said District.
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Marshal's Sale.

The United States ueTsHs barrels Of whisky.
INFORMATION No. 30, District Court OF the United
i States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
In obedience to an order Of said Court made %
stos house formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan &
o.. on the 18th day Of February, 1864, 81 public auo
ton the highest bidder Tor cash hand, the above
property Said sale 70 commence AZ 10 O'Clock On
he morning o. said day.
ER.GLAS 'OCR.
Feb e-SR O, &. Marshal inr aid District
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straw Wanted.

CFTcz Posi- QuAErERasSTER,
Nashville, Tenn, February Is, 1854.
DkRTIES having coed clean STRAW 70 slII, sal s.
4 BE Tor Hospital purposes, WI b pad CASH
Tor the delivery Of the came, attAis o1Ios.
JOHN IS0M,
Capt and A. A. Q. NJ, and Post ouarterlaaster,
Kebl0-lm Nashville, Tenn.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce JOHN +. NEW
MAN candidate for rs-eiection to the Office Of City
Constable ~ the First Nashville District, st the
ensuing March election. FEB I'D
We are authorized to announce JOHN D. Cow
FR candidate for Reelection 70 the Office OF Clsy
Constable, in the First Nashville District, at the
ensuing March election. Feb I'D
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OF Bedford County.

would most respectfully announce myself 8 en-
diGase for Sheriff OF Bedford county, at the ensuing
March election and as an unconditional Unicn mHn
I solicit the suGrages Of the voters.
ian side G. n. JENKINS.
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Marshal's Sale.

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The United States trunk containing spool cot
ton, Ladies hose and Otaer dry goods; trunk eon-
tanning medicines; 10 boxes Of hooks; box contain
ing dozen bottles Of bitters; I box Of boots sui
shoes; 1 box Of nlsaehed domestic; / box and 1
trunks containing mems and wOmen'3 clothing; 2
boxes Of unb cached domestic; keg Of vine; box
CT lnsey cloth; 2 boxes containing gas fixtures snd
drapery hsngings; I box containing hats; and
hogsbead containing c-ocksry aud glassware.
TNFORNATIOH No. "a, District Court Of the United
1 States for the Middle District q tennessee.
IN obedenco to an order II said Cout made in this
cause, on the 18th day Of November, 1863 viii cell
a. the store house formerly occupied BY A. Dun
can K Co., on the Sd day OF March, 1861, at public
auction, q the highest bidder, for cash baud, the
above properly said sale TO commence a 10 O'Clock
on the morning Of that day.
E. q. GLASOOCK,
Feb Tot Q. s. MaEshAl for said District.
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CMET QUARrERHAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, January e., 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Ofice TIL Moaday, FEBRUARY -, 1854, al 70
O'Clock NJ, for the purchase Of ali HOSES and
AULES that may die or be killed at this Depot
wstbio the next twelve months succeeding the date
Of tbs 'ntract.
The bodies Of the animals win be delivered daily,
81 any point within the limits OF tbs city that
Insy be agreed upon, to Be conveyed from thence
by the contractor % 3 sufficient distance from the
limits Of ihs city, Is will prevent their becoming
Nuisance TO the citizens thereof.
Bildsrs will state the an INT 70 be paid per AMI
mai, and will give tneir fall nano and post once
address.
rsyusu requ8red st the end Of zach nsnth an
oath Of snegan-s nus. accompany sscl proposition.
Bonds in the sun Of Oas thousand % iars, signed
By the contractor and two guarEatees, viii Be re-
CURED Of TIE saecsfai bidder up0n signing the con
tract
Proposals. must be plainly marked. " Proposals
for esd Horses and Eues," and BE- addressed 20 the
undersignsd- by order Of
lIEUT.- Cor. J. Z. DONALDSON.
G. q. IRWIN, Capt and a. Q. d.
Jan 29-3ot
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MarshaI's Sale.

District Court Of the United States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee. The United States rersus
boxes Of dry goods and pair trucks, marked . A.
Levy, Louisville, Ky" Information No. 10.
TN obedience 20 an order Of said Court, made No.
L vember 10, 1868, In said cause, will, on the LIST
day Of March, 1864 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the store
house formerly occupied BY A. J. Duncan Co., sell
the shove goods st public auction, for cash in hand
to the highest bidder.
z. R. GLASCOCK,
Feb POT O. S. Marshal Md. Dist Tenn.
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leo cases choice can Pine Apple,
80 cases fresh Can Peaehs',
100 cases fresh Cove Orstsrs
90 cases Concentrated MIX,
100 oasssfra Can Tomatoes,
10 boxes choice hamburg and English Dairy
Ohefse,
800 900 Cigars OF the most popular brands,
Ito zen choice assorted JsIIies, pinis and half
pints,
900 dozsn choice CaiaWba and Rhine Wine, qts.
snd piats,
ane iOs Of new layer ard N. r. RaisIns,
And mos, magnificent assortment Of cut ard
plug Tobacco, chewing and smoking.
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~ sterility.

been nos 30 bring fosih 10 das season. remember ood
has said yOu shoua multiply and rspioaish- = thia
. yoEr desire, you can consult sltsr by ffisr Or
person. No LADY over thirty hTs years q age need
make sY2licasou. Al connsnleati7n ~ istt-r OF
psrson sfrictly sonaiantll.
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VIII be furnished os Of charge to soldiers In or ont
Of the Hospitals Il their bottles or inkstards are
broagt at the above hours S0IDEEs are taught one
third less than citizens.
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ia - Ok. EIEe Formerly Of New YORK,
So for Iass yORrs Of Louisville, KY,
q 80 wac has devoted bis Attention 70
the treatment Of private diseases for 50 ysars fsstsEs
himselE having stfeaded 70 practice for 90 many
gears, and cured 30 many lhOlaends, DO b enabled
10 cure al Diseases o. private nature, no matter
how bsd thag uay 20 from uiudicOGs mediozl treat
msut or from neglect o. their own. DT. Kings
Digussszry e. Nc S psaderek street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second eeoEy, Whase b ccFss al
diseases Of private nature
Gonouhcsa cured without ususeo1s medicines o.
Interference with buslness.
Structures Of old or recent dses eosoiuAy stared u
q few days, by a. cpcresen which G. uses no pain.
where structure exfsts heath csnnog b sHniogect
Perhaps no dlsease oaus5s mcre usseae2 AID en1efs
mines the Constitution - much.
Syphilis with al The dissase. n ts q IN gTossnS
oct OF neglect or bad tFsstnsci. eza GO enectosly
cared in = fsW days
Ssstaai TcGAasa.-PaTtiagzFE sen alton having beta
rfysn 70 this dirsass and AL she Consequences grow
iDx oct Of It, brought on IN many Gases By tae de-
EiruesfVe habits OF neoasldeats youths, and eEeezs
I've ladelTe7ss Of the pasEioHE, ceEiect Of Naioh
-il audaTsaiRa the pc1stitrtsn, rendering the sub
ieut unit for bEslnesx Eo1sy, and causing proas-
tore old ages
Females who nay be lshorias with sny dialaUltE
The Womb usy rest assured Of immsdiate rss--..
Persons residing abroad, 81 writing aEd stating
their case, with Fse cucoa3d, ofeot 10 III. A. King,
SO. @ Deadsrek strOct, hsehViisl IsEn.l VII have
The peouEarF EisdoiBsn cont 50 theT address. CHcs
houEs fros 3 s'slees - ~ narrinz Eai2 10 tha
sssisE i1aiy1sa--sa -~stEs
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W Night Emissions Cured

YogSs BAs, sop before y0a further 20. q az
dissasos SUBJECT % Kan, there = dsesss 20 hard
% sars e. EiEos E1saious, aad payz.es sss saaroo
saas unsrss48d treating q sad e you oaa say that
have cared dozens n us sisy, ssli b dlaes-
cot saaiss, Wa haFs spert dollar aflar doaE. and
are n0w vel cursa b. ne an daily receiving ~
ters and sepding etc1s % 81 PaEs = tie oountry.
In = word al hat are diseased n any way, and vil
give ne cal, VII give satisfaction Sc all q ne
asseasss nentIoasd n shs sdFuFtisssoas. re bosi
Of rsiorsnsss Ssvea Be this city.
Al lsiters dlreo1rd v
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GRATEFUL FOB THE LIBERAL PATR0EAGl
" he has received respectfully Informs tbs eitiz2l
and BoldsrB shst be has removed his DnFEE5AnV =
84 CHERRY STEEEE,
where the afflicted nay alsayz and him engaged via
the same zeal, sasidrity, secrecy, ard attention
their misfortnnes, which has 20 successfully d!siu
zuishcd him as Physician IA his Epocial cepGEt18a
Of professional practice. All
Chronic and Acute Diseases,
SerOfEIas Spinal REsestons, Gravel.
HydFocile, ConZenIszI End ieef-
dental PhymOsis. Strict ures,
Diseases OF tho kidneys, Bi&E-
der and PROSTATE Gland WsF
suFI&1 Affections and Disease
OF the SkfHs etc.,
meet with no resistance IRON his rome5isSs
PRIVATE Oh VEEKREAL DIsEAEEs
Of all oras snd stages speedily cured and esotusil
srsdlcatsd from The system. Recent cases cured a.
fsE days
Dr. Cs oflce Is well arranged, and persoas at1ioss
With these diseases can have the gtrietest privacy
Persons at diEanos can address him - letter, DC
EcFibing the most prominent symptoms, bit e. ~
dR9cull cases, personal examination VII D nscss
szrF.
GHes hears frOEz 3 "a tbs 5asraIna
tEtl 2 an shs evening
sEz SLY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County.

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We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
a. THOMPSON az candidate for reelection 10 the
Office Of Coanty Uourt Clerz Of Bedford Countg.
Election, First Saturday in March next jan IL
Ou--WiIIiau1sOn County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES THE
uame OF .EYCURGUS MCCALL candidate for re
election &c Tax Collect0r for williamson County.
Election arst Saturday IL Nsroh. jar Cd
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Proposals
CHIET QUARTERHAsTER's OFFIcE,
lT.oh,rsli. IN f~r..a.-- o. rnnf

For the purchase of d f A ID
HORSES and MULES belong
ing to the United States.
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. Chronic Caaes
~ To the Ladies.

All Assctions q ne womb trsaisd With saoosss.
Those Married Ladies who hsvs been 90 uuforiu9aie
70 misesrry prove a6orton car Be osrrsd 70 their
ian tine Il found pregnant, By giving Ias call
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WOmens Buff heeled Boots for one dol
lsr pair, a. 46 Union st. feb 23-1w
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BOUNTY PROCURED

o. uea-oomm'rsieBsd s1srs snd pdFsiau ahs
hagt hen o. lhs usrsias So fuil yaars
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ROOM ovr Ensts's Dry Sore Cor. oi,reh G.d VI's.
SEsea. HOURS, 9 to IL, .. n, to 8. p. M, and
10 al night.
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Allow me 70 introduce to you my friend. J. ". Dol.
bear, who sits your city for the purpose OF teach
ing Penmanship and Photography. BIS reputation
zs successful teacher is well and 50 widely estRb
lighed that Eil cay nothng on that score. / only
desire 70 present him az gentleman from whose so
cety have derived much pleasure and profit and a.
one WHOM you have the intelligence to appreciate
anything you may do 10 further his designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
FOEg71 y ErcAu
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NEWS VIA CAIRO.
Capture Of q Gunbont by the Rebels-A
Formidable Rebel Force Operating

Capture Of Gunboat by the Rebels-A
Formidable Rebel Force Operating
Against Gen. Steele.
CAIRO, July 1.-The fron.clad guuboat
Queen City, Acting Master Hickey, was cap.
tuTed at Columbia, on White river, on the
morning Of the 2ith ult., by the rebels under
Shelby, numbering 300 men, mostly officers
The crew were also captured. The enemy,
during Thursday night, planted q battery on
the shore opposite where the gunboat was lying
at anchor, and at daylight opened on her i'm.
mediately, and disabled her. The rebels took
OF three guns and a quantity Of ammunition,
when three other gunboats came up and com.
PEELED the rebels 10 burn and abandon her.
Communication between Memphis and Little
Rock is entirely suspended, owing to the rebel
blockade at the cut of. 1t is believed that
heavy fighting occurred in the vicinity of
Clarendon on Saturday and Sunday between
our gunboats and the rebel batteries, as con-
tinued firing was heard at the me nth OF White
river.
Marmaduke, with large force of rebels. is
at Red Fork, on the Arkansas river, and part
OF his army has crossed over, and at last ad.
vices were threatening TO occupy St Charles
and CTockett's. He is reported to have over
eight thousand men. with forty pieces of ar
tiliery, and 1T is believed his Intention is to
Isolate Steele from his base of supplies and
cooperating with Price, compel him to evacu.
ate the State.
General Candy has moved his headquarters
from NatcheZ to New Orleans, and taken ali
the boats theIe for military service: consequent
ly no arrivals from there need be expected for
some time.
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sons reporting at the place Of rsnde yous .hsa
be allowed transportation from their PLACES q,
residence; al persons discharged 8. the pIaca
6 rendezveus shall he allowed transpoYtatso sor,
10 their places OF residence
:. All persons in the naval service Of tae
United States who have entered the said >er-
vice during the present rebellion, who ha ys
not been credit d TO the quota of any town, dis
trfGt' ward or State. by reason OF their being In
SAID service and not enrolled prior TO Fenru-
airy "a, 1904, SHALL on satisfactory proof of their
residence made TO the Secretary OF War, be en-
rolled snd credited 10 the Quotas OF the town.
ward, district or State, in which they res pes
lively reside.
g. If any person duly drafted shall ne absent
from nome In prosecution Of his usual busi-
ness, the Provost Marshal of the district shall
cause him ts be duly notified as soon as may
be, and he shall not be deemed a deserter nor
liable uch, until notice has been given to ina
ana reasonable time allowed for him TO return
ana report TO the Provost Marshal OF his dis.
u.Sh put srch absence shall not other " lse
anect MS liability under this act
io ano III. Nothing contained in this act shall
pe construed 10 alter or in any way affect he
iIth section OF the Enrolment act, relative 70
nose oonscientiously opposed to bearing arms,
substitutes. F~'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM The FRONT.


Safety Of Wilson and Kautz-lmmeHse
Damage done the Enemy-Severe Fight.
ing-Loss heavy on beth sides-The Shel.
ling Of Petersburg.
despatch to the Chronicle1
NEAR PETERSBURG, June 80, 8 p. m.-Gen'l I
Kautz has returned with his cavalry in sorry
plight. The rebels gathered every mounted
man at their command, and taking advantage
Of the absence OF Sheridan and his "unhappy
horsemen," threw their whole force upon Will
son and KautZ. 1t is great wonder the latter
succeeded in cutting his way through. His
loss was heavy in artillery and men. Wilson
has not yet returned It is hoped he has taken
a ride to North Carolina The damage infiIct.
ed upon the Weldon and Danyille railroad Is
complete One bridge Of over three hundred
feet was consumed by fire. The rebels viii
now be obliged to haul supplies from Hicks
ford, distance of thirty. five miles from
Petersburg.
About S O'Clock this evening, the 18th corps
was expected to charge the enemy's works In
their front. Martindaie and Turner had ad-
vanced their fortified line in the night to the
place previously occupied by their skirnishers.
At the time the contemplated assault was to be
made, Barton's brigade, on the left Of the 18th
corps, lying along the Prince George county
road, began to move from their breastworks to
the rif1e-pits. The enemy seemed to understand
the intention was to advance our line by the
occupation OF his intren chments. A storm Of
shot and shell from rifled guns and NOR .ars
was poured into our men before they had
formed Two or three volleys of musketry
were o4cHduRcU. soon the nflnX over the
breastworks became heavy and regular, as If
an engagement was in progress, but few men
were in njured. The rebels showed themselves
too strong at this point to warrant an assault
The 9th and I'd corps have each made two
attempts to take these very works. and failed
each time. Every day they add to their
strength.
Mortars were freely used on both sides: the
rebels. with greater success than usual, drop.
ping their shells directly in our midst Lieut..
Ludlow, of Bar.on's brigade, worked his NOR
tsIs admirably, Annoying the enemy very much
BY the correctness OF his range.
The battery OF 81 Founders at General Smiths
headquarters fired At regular intervals into
the rebels and the town. Capt Butler and
Lieut.. F1emming, aides to General Smith were
wounded-the former in the knee, the latter
slightly in the breast.
All through the night the cannonadins was
heavy. particularly on the right. The red glare
in the sky above Petersburg resembled that
formed by confederation. Itwas thought the
shells thrown into the town during the after
noon had ignited some building.
X. H. MCBRIDE
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n L F N
" ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN,
FOR SALE.

/ avail myself of this mode of answering the
numerous inquiries that have been made whether
this beautiful residence of the late Col Eilet is for
sale2 1t win be sold under decree of the Supreme
Court of this District rendered necessary in con.
sequence of the minority of two of his remaining
three children. and because of their minority
about the end of the ensuing month Of July. For
the information ef those who may not be familiar
with Clifton, but who may desire an attractive
suburban residence. combining the advantages of
city and country life state that it is situated in
the center of our Heights, and contains about
forty-fye acres Of land, highly improved and
planted, within the last six or seven wears, with
the choicest fruit and ornamental trees, having
excellent dwelling house of nine or ten rooms, an
overseer's cottage detached, large barn, stables,
and other appropriate out buildings, with good
fences, nearly all of them new. 1t is surrounded
BY the splendid resiuences Of Tudor Place Of Gen.
Halleck, Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Barber, Z. NJ. Lintdi
cum, Esq, and others, and adjoins the north
the grounds attached TO the residences of Mrs.
Linthicum and Mrs. Boyce. and is elevated, COM
manding q view of all Of them, as we'll Of the
picturesque valley of Rock Creek the city of Wash
in gton. the Heights of Arlington, and the Potomac
river. The view of the city of Washington, across
the valley Of Rock Creek is exceedingly beautiful.
1t is within twenty minutes walk. over q brick
pavement three fourths of the distance, of the
railI Dad street cars running from GEORGETOWN to
Washington. For salubrity, nei ghborhond, access
to town and city, and beauty Of situation, IL is
unsurpassed. Due notice will be given Of the day
of sale. In the meantime any Inquiries can be
addressed to me at Georgetown, OF J. G. McG UIRE
Co.. Washing gton.
is 22-e02w w, RHDIN.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
nd on %
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for
the Canterbury, entitled the - -
BUsHWHACKERs OF THE poT0MAcI
Beau siciman, who Lives on Ms Shape. Nv b
Williams
Mark Branton, Chief Of the Bushwhackers.----J
d DeForrest ~
Jim Brsxley, One Of his Gang. Dousherty
Lieut. Lie Compton, o: 9. Ar ~: BILLY West
, UAyanagh H'it
ss,sa1 ESSs s:sls bss'l wlfsiHsiss ss;is:
Gur1syy SGes1ssy sss rYEpsa Boa, bD,.
Moil No. IRSl:n, AN aIom Young oSsyturs Mriis.D
Pesgy MCCARTHY. q Girl from Home. Miss Wssner
Elore%nse hles sstts. Dashns Belle Miss Gardner
Mrs Marx Branton Union Lady. Miss N Gardner
Black Gal. Genuine Mahogany Miss Mary Youn ,us 3
smoses sloS s!I pam Buckvhacksry nS Rs%sR IAN
Spirit Of Washin gton -. " Stsveos
Roberts, the Union Piciet, T s1.~sare ~a,Ie
BushvhaekerR,, Pickets, Union eoldiers. Ge b.
the Auxiliariss. = - - ~
.s .s tAasa. assi -as5) J5ia e' E
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TALUABLE Mill PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A valuable Merchant Mill, situated on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal, two miles above George
ments OF first class FIGURING Mill; has an ample
supply of water. drawn from the canal Without VT h,
rels Of Flour per day. An abundant supply Of
wheat from the upper counties OF hsryland and
be had at all times while there is always demand
at fair prices in the cities of the District for the
it has beEn worked successfully and proitably,
with prospect its centinuancs. -,
For the larger part Of the purchase money lib
ersl credit viii be given if desired Ny only res
son for wishing to sell is my desire TO retire from
business. Applyto the subscriber, No. 10 Water
street, Georgetown, D. G.
"a eootF WIN, III. EOES,
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL

SANFORDy TROUPE A FEW NIGHTS MORE.
Grand Change each evening. Sanford performs
every evening. Doors open at 71s. Admission %
and 30 cents. IL sat.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATER.
PRINsYLyANA Az. HIA1 WILLAlD's HefHL.
WIN. E. SINN.--. Temporary Lessee and Manager
THE COOL THEATER OF WARRINGTON.
LAST NIGHT OF THB SEASON.
hr' JOHN K. aoRffSsR. R'H'
who presents the best Entertainment OF the sea-
son. Appearance Of the charming fsvorite.
SUSAN DENIM.
sASFofRBSs f1Ss q oPERH = r. TRo6pE faS ''
The performance gill commence With the latest
a1S B6ft BSis s'is'1s IN eHist sHisit sfHSiFs,,
After which, the exciting msio- drama,
THE MANIAC LOVER.
TO es followed bx the Ethiopian Burlesqae,
TIE ExEMPTs.
To coneiade with the eniivaninx Farce,
ThE WIDOWS VICTIM.
With her famous original song, Whsck Row de
-.- Dow
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
fEHsH STREET, ABOVE PERHsYLvASIl AVENUE
JOHN EORD----.....M Manager and Proprietor.
(Also Of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore.)
THIS EVENING. July 5,
rur hsrs;H; PniLTfSs. Stage Manager.
ETHIOPIAN AELANGE,
Sanford s version of ROMEO AND JULIET.
Song and Dance, J. Diamond: and the Pantomime
Of the MAGIC TRUMPET
by the FOSTER BRoTt ERS.