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Movement up the James River.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 6.-Having obtained
permission from Captain Peifer. a. D. Q. 70
Gen. Butler, to publish anything that has fully
transpired here in regard to the highly import
al movements in this direction, transmit the
following particulars
On Tuesday night, the Sd Instant about one.
half Of the large feet OF transports that nave
been lying In the Roads for some time were or
dered to Yorktown, and commenced emoafAng
troops. On Wednesday the rest OF the neee
went mp and took the remainder Of the troops
on board, and came back here. The WI ole faest
then proceeded up James river, passing her.
last night The movement was Conducted with
the greatest secresy and with all possibls quiet.
ness. The fleet advanced up the James river,
preceded by the army gunboats, under coso.
mand of Gen. Graham.
During o-day and last night very sn,,.s.
ful landing has been effected, and no -e.t.,o~ :.
had been met with up 10 o'clock this morntnSs
at which time the Thomas Powell left With
dispatches, In charge OF Captain Peihsr. No
casualty had occurred beyond the killing of q
colored soldier and the injury Of two others, bv
being caught between two boats. -
Our movement was evidently q oomp,et,
surprise. At last advices our forces were being
rapidly lande and pushed forward.
We have landed at Wilson's Wharf, Fort
Powhattan Landing, Bermuda Hundred, above
the Appom attox, sc.
bar at Harrison's Landing, and above CITY
Point The operations Of the feet have been
characterized by great energy and success
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win not fau back upen Riehmend, bat apon
Oranee Court House, which has sssn hM hsaA-
quarters during the winter, and which h in
direct communication with aordSnsvilje,
Charlottssvill and Lyrehburg. which points,
and not Richmond, are his base Of supplies.
The line Of attack by Lee in the fighting q
Thursday and Friday nearly ss right angles
with Grants line Of advance, and from ne
direction Of Orange Court House tadssasss
that Lee made the latter point his bsse ana
headquarters.
The forced march Of . day and n,gAt hy
Burnside from Manassas, BY which ~ es& his
troops to Grants support on rhursday night,
is said to have surpassed even his brilliant
forced marches in East Tennessee, b. wAieh
he surprised the enemy there. Probably Lee
has BY this time had occasion 70 feel tssiY pre-.
sence with Grant.
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Incidents, Casualties Reported, &c,
General Havs killed.

Generals Getty and Gregg, Colonel HAYS,
General Owens reported wounded.
Gen. Hancock Is reported to have received
slight wound while rallying his nsn TO re.
sist A. p. Hills onset. .
Two Of BurnsidSs stan are reported killed
while carrying dispatches.
The gallant General Hays, whose death ID
reported, was graduate Of West Point aud
was at the Academy At the same time with
Gen. Grant He served with great credit du.
ring the Mexican war, and for personal GAL
lantry and daring courage he was one Of tho
most distinguished officers In the United States
service. He belonged originally to the I'd
corps, and, on the late reorganization Of the
army, he was attached to Hancock's corps.
He held the position which bore the brunt OF
Gen. A. r. Hills attack, and fell at the head OF
his command, just at the moment that support
had been ordered forward TO assist him.
1t is reported that Maj. Gen. Sheridan, new
Iy appointed in command Of the cavalry Of the
army,) pitched into the rebel General Stuart
on Friday, giving him sharp taste OF bis hEhs-
ing quality, and scattering the rebel cavalry
like the wind.
On Thursday vigorous efforts were made by
the rebels to break Gen. Meade's line and sep.
arate his corps. For that purpose the rebel
forces were massed, and, under the command
OF Gen. LongstIeet, endeavored to penetrate
between the center, held by Gen. Warren, at
the Wilderness, and the right wing, commando
ed by Gen. Sedgwick, and resting on 0ermania
Ford. Failing in this, Hills corps, under com.
mand OF Gen. A. p. Hill, the strongest In the
rebel army, was further strengthened By q
portion OF Ewells corps, tried to break through
between Warren's center and our left wing,
commanded by Gen. Hancock; but this effort
also proved abortive. The New York cavalry
were pushed forward towards Orange COURT
House, but were forced back with considera.
BILE loss. On Thursday night the position OF
the Army Of the Potomac remained as II had
been during the day: Warren in the center, at
tie Wilderness; Hancock at Chan cellorsville,
on the left; and Sedgwick on the LEFT, extend
ing to Germania Ford.
A despatch from Gen. Butler, received Sat.
urday evening, at the War Department, states
that the movement frcm Fortress Monroe had
thus far successfully accomplished everything
that had been expected. The whole force had
successfully landed, and was busily engaged
in securing its position against any cssualty
that might happen, and reconnaissance had
been pushed forward to Petersburg.
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AUCTION -sALES.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 90. 4rctio,ee1..

fMS snS sAME sals .trast n4o es AND LOTS ON FOUR.
:Sss
f. 4; GNa. x'5a
o'eS @ tfoEsD4a o fssiD1i AFTERNOON. Ma, 49, =. *
tina ana in E: n
G s p oa
passed on the 9Th day Of April, 1854, in . cause,
M. SG M .S Es
sue, Sub o. divisions H. and in Square No. 4s7, front
between Maryland Avenue and south street tree and and
s1nHiIRs H.ss 70 tsss i%P:o,sa .Ish two frame
Of sap.rs No. ~ pesinn,ns :. II. end of 81
feet 9 inches from the northeast corner Of an
ieet2 inc hes on said alley thence west 50 fact to
sspss the sspsa line Of Leased to W.
ing q feet inches from the northwest eoraer and
;.ssn:s az f.ss shssss ns1ss 8 fsss lnssss, ls
- s
dwelling house fronting on Seventh street east,
near l. street south -
Lots No. .5, I, and g. in Square No. 99l, 'front.'
Ing 9sss on
pS pEeEed With h a. handsome brick dwelling house.
Sehf oiss sssss
Terms; one.tbird in cash; the remainder in three
ecu 1nsta!ments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest, for which the purchaser
shal give notes secured to the satisfaction of the
paying all in cash ''A Va
.oonvsyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
tb purchaser.
fthe terms of sale are not complied with In Ave
dayf thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, on weeks notice in the National Intel
igencer.
GEO. A, BoHRER, >
L. @. MORGAN, Trustees
A. THOS. BRADLY,S
ap,H -eod6ds ]. @. MOG UIRu CO.. Aucts
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From second edition of Extra Start
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Desperate Fighting on Thurs
day and Friday.
Grant Believed to be Pushing
Forward.
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST.
Sherman at Tunnell Hill Push
ing Forward.
McPhersonop ating against the
enemy's communications
with Rome, Georgia.

Reports received from the front up to IL
O'Clock on Saturday morning say that there
had been two days severe fghdng-on Thurs
day and Friday-and that it was believed that
the enemy were retreating.
Our wounded were being sent to the rear,
showing that we had lost no ground in the
fighting. It is believed our forces were press.
ing forward.
Nothing further has been heard from Major
General Butler.
Reports from Chattanooga, dated at o'clock
yesterday Saturday afternoon, cay that Sher-
man was then at Tunnel Hill, the enemy at
Buzzard's Roost Gap, and our General,
Mcpherson, was operating against the enemy,s
communications with Rome through vilanau
and Resaeca.
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p,2l-eodd ds
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.

RY J. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
on Ixelt5h @ street ETY. vest; betTeen e and streets
VACANT LOT at the corner of TWelfIh street
On FRIDAY AFT ERNOoN, May 1s, At S O'Clock.
on the premises, shall SELL BY virtue of decree
Of the Supreme COURT of the District of Columbia,
1854, in cert.in cause wherein George W. Miller
10 complainant and Ellen Miller ct al. are defend.
ants. No. l4-
Part of Lot No. l. in Square No. 2ss, fronting q
feet inches on 18th street west, between north O
sna I streets, and back that width the depth Of
Ing of a two story Brick Dwelling House.
lmmedl tsly after part of Lot No 8. in Square
No. $40, frontln 20 feet on llth street west, be.
tween u and II streets north. and running back
with that width to the rear of said lot, together
9Th the improvements, coz sistins of two story
Immediately after, Lot No 9, in Square 27e,
fronting Is feet 18th street vest the corner OF
north street, and running back IS to q l5footal-
ley and contsinins 2, ! % square feet Of ground
three equal instalments at six, twelve, and eight
cen months, with interest, for which the purcha-
ser shall give notes cured to the satisfaction of
the Trustee TIE purchaser to have the option of
,Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
Ifthe terms Of salsare not complied with In Ave
days from the day Of sale the trustees reserve ths
right to sell, at the lsk ard cost Of the default.
ing purchaser, one weeks notice in the atiOnal
Inteui gencer.
GEO A. BOHRER.
E. G. MORGAN, Trustees.
A. THOS BRA6LEY.
ap p2O-eod&ds J. O. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIM posr
Il OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D, o.,
MlvS 1874

To obtain any of these letters the applicant mn
call for advertised ,ettars give the date of this
list: and pay % one &c cent IN! !.f9 for adysrtising
sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Place the postage stamp on the uppsrrisht-hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
A request for the return of letter to the writer
if acclaimed within thirty days or less, written or
printed with the writer g name, post Office, and
State across the left hand end Of enyelope on the
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter ia
delivered tn the yr;Yar -
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. -...

IN WASHINGfON, MAY q 1864,
-.n COPPER SCALE.
There win be offered for sale 1t bic auction on
THURSDAY, June 2, et u O'Clock, m, at the
enty -fve thousand pounds Of Copper Scale.
It can be examined st any time previous to the
the Washington Havy Yard. Samples Of similar
scale have shorn 50 per cent. Of metallic copper.
deposited at the time Of the sale, and twelve days
will be allowed to remove il from the yard; and, If
OF removed the deposit will b forfeited to the
Government.
All payments to be made In Government funds,
and be fore the scale ID removed from the Navy
Yard a-=.z-.. y.4-eo2w
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A UoT1oN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT CAvALRY BUREAU,
OFEIos OF CHIEF QUAaTIIMAsfll,
WaSkiasfon. ID. C.. April Is, 1854.
VIII be sold at public auction to the highest bid.
dsE: At the times and place. na%sd below, viz:
Gettysburg, Penna. Monday. May 9th.
AAltsGna Ais, PEN Psnpa. Thus.day, May 18th.
Reading Penns., Thusadsy, May 18th,
Lebanon, Penn.;. Ihursdax, June "a,
Scranton. Penna., Tursday, June 10th.
WiliismsTort, Psnns Thursdsy, June go.
Hundred and fift 250 st each Of the other places.
These horses have been condemned rs unit for
tho cavalry service Of the United States Army.
For rosd and farm purposes many good bargains
Horses will be sold singly. .
Sales begin ct 10 m, and continue daily until
all are sold
OILY. JAMES A. EKIN,
Az s6 tje20 1t. ool and O. Q. II Cavalry Bureau,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE
BY authority Of deed Of trust and q decree of
aha t5srist Raa.sSh dha n r.
and VIM. H.: Veaable, the subscriber will on the
10th day of May next, at Eve O'Clock in the AFTER
noon % expose to sale at auction to the highest bid
Navy Yard, namely. Lot No. l6 and part of II, in
ssnairss No 81 beginning at the northeast corner
running thence south 70 feet. thence west l05 feet
inch thence north 72 feet, thence east JOS feet
inch to the beginning.
There are on tins parcel Of ground Eve tenements.
al each will be sold separately. with q sufficient
por lion of ground attached to each.
Terms. One fourth of the purchase money ia
cash, ana the residue at 8. II and 10 months with
interest, for which the purchasers bonds, with
surety. will be taken. and lien on the premises
sold retained deposit Of $40 on each lot will be
required at the sale.
Deeds, certificates, bonds, stamps, at the pur-
chaser cost.
If the terms are not fully. complied with within
Eve days from the day of sale the property will be
resold at the defaulter's risk and cost,
w. REDIN, Trustee.
ap Is- s-staw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & co., ArstiepssTs
TRgsTEls sALs o. Hqpss AND LOT O.

1y virtue Of deed of t1ust from B. b Bridsa.
Ssted October ls.7 AID recorded in Liber J. A. g.
no " ioMos 40, &C, ofthe La I'd Records Of the
eoSHtX Of ashinston. viii offer at Haction on
MoHgA ssV ne 18th day Of May neHt on the premi-
Seaare three hundred and forty one (s1i In Wash
Esoni seunded As follocs. viz: Besinnine forty
OF and Elsysn,h streets and running thence
south twenty I've feet on Eleventh street. thence
lot. thence due .orth twenty Eve feet ami then q
eNs west to the begi ming with the Inn pro vemepts
consisting of Frame Dwelling. ~
Terms OF sale One-thir Of the purchase money
6e paid n cash. and the residue in two In
70 be secured
The terms of sale must b complied with with in
a,sI week ss The ris5 sps cost ofthe rst
peiceSseI' gdAAs; p, 6HIMNHtish Trustee;
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. MARIA q. McOoRafGK, tHHl late of Alexan.
drls. Vs;, having removed her school to Gam.
girls, as boarding pupils, in her family. Their
Intellectual. domestic and moral training will re-
ceivs her most assiauous care. Her success, while
girls, is well known to al! old resisants Of that
town.
formation concerning the sges of her school
are respectfully referred to Lewis Mckenzie, ESD
the Washington Star. Her terms for board, tu-
ition, Sc, are moderate:
her school, is one of the heslthiest and most de-
lightful villages in the Union and has about it
soiicitous parent viii approve in selecting local
ity in which to have daughter thoroughly edu-
Gated and trained for future usefulness.
iap SD-dlm a%t
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RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwoHANDsOME BUILD
ING LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AUG
On FRIDAY, the 2lth instant, shall sell, in
front of the premises at clock p. M, by virtue
Of deee of trust to the subscriber, bearing date
NO 1872 folios, s96. 3e7, and Sss one of the
land records for the county of Washington, in the
District of Columbia, the follown named proper
" lying and being in the city of Washington, Dis
tr let aforesaid viz:
Lots numbered nineteen and twenty, In Square
numbered ten hundred and twenty-nine, contain
ing over nineteen thousand square feet Of ground
This property fronts one hundred and twenty -ene
feet six inches on north 7. betwsen Thirteenth
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the balance in 6.
IL, and ls months the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day OF sale. deed given and q deed OF trust
taken
All eonveyancns at the cost Of the purchaser,
If the terms are not complied in i've days abe
Trustee reserve the right to sell the property,
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, By ad:
vertsing the same three times in the National In
telisencer. "
my6 GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rf';.o. MCGUIRE 90, Aaetioneers.
eeASCERY SAL or VALUABLE IMP RoyEr
Any 1Wf8oVEO RH0pDafY ON DRLA.
soRqn xsEn nTSSREHgL Ne g 4. sssf1Yg9AN APP Q sTs
FUTURE DAYS.

y,hH sygA9E HsfW4AS s AND 3 sTs.
Or tATVRDAY AFTERNOON, May Hth, at q
scaSes, on the premises, By virtue ofa docfse Of
ns late Circuit ooursand An AMENDED dgrss ~
tne sar<sme Court of tbs pt- s7iSt Of CoiumbiS'
STrinx a. Ooart Of Dau{ty the after decv.e Hated
April 26th, 1854. and rendered in cause Mo- TS3
Hherein Elsahsth Brent II com plainant. And Ghss
,. Brcnt. and others, defendsnSs the ereisned
Trustee w,l sell al f Lots 8, parts Oft and %, ,ik
Part Of Lot No. =. frott;ns 50 feet on Delaware
Aysnrs. between north And o streets, and nm
nins eseh lss Eet to 80 feet alley, improved By
DkIOA DWkLLIN0-HOU6B WITH BACK
BUILDINGS
Auof Lot No g. fronting 90 feet inches on Dela-
ware ayenue, between North and O Streets and
renni back an average depth Of Isst feet to 30
fsetSaey ,improyed By large . I'D veil arranged
AsioA DWELLING, HQTsB WITH BACK
Part Of Lot No. 10. fronting IS feet 8 inches on
1slsxaIe avenue, bstwesn 3 and streets narth,
Aa this vslusoie property ia situated within .
tol and II the proposed extension Of tbs Capitol
grounds is consummated win be Immediately I'D
toipins.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve mel with interest, secured to the salts
Of the Trustee, or all cash at the option OF
oenyeyanoes and stamps at the cost ofths or.
Early DO session of the buildings will be ~,r.,
]. CARROLL BRENT Trnst.o
ap sd J. o. MCGUIRE co. Aucts''
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Chief Quartermaster Ingalls,
Makes a Requisition for a
Large Quantity Of Grain
for that Purpose l!
A GLORIOUS PROSPECT AHEAD.
Lee, exhausted by his tremendous
efforts to break our centre
must give way in a demo-
rallied cOnditiOnM

The only official information from the Army
OF the Potomac is derived from dispatches OF
the Medical Director and Chief @ Quartermaster
to their respective bureaus.
The wounded, numbering from six to eight
thousand, have been sent from the battle field
to Rappahannock Station, thence to be for.
warded 10 Washington.
A portion Of them have arrived at Kappa.
hammock. The Chief Quarterrlaster has made
arequisition for grain for the animals. This
imports an advance by General Grant Gen.
Ingalls, says, "We have fought two days. The
enemy are said to be retiring"
There seems to be 40 doubt that, although
nothing decisive has yet occurred, the enemy
has been foiled in his confident expectation of
driving General Grant back before his opera.
tions could be fully developed, and that Lee
has been compelled to give way. s
The tactics Of the enemy have uniformly
been to strike his heaviest blow at the outset.
and to this their success has always been ow.
ing. This has now failed.
During the present wan as in other instances,
bafiied and retiring army soon becomes dis
organized. No reason is perceived why this
result will not happen to Lee.
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IT 3. MILITARY RAILROADS,
u OfS of Assistant QnaytvDadstsy,
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1884.

.AUCTIoN.-Win be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the
500 Tons Of Old Railroad Iron,
100 Tons Of Old 0Sr Axlee,
$50 Tons OF CAST Scrap Iron,
100 Tons Of Wrought Iron,
3Tppa OF Old Brass and Copper,
800 Oh Barrels,
Terms: Csah In Government Funds. Ten (l0)
Per cent. to be paid at the time OF purchase, the
The property must be removed within ten days
rom date OF sale, II. L. ROBINSON,
ap.l6-dts. Captain and A. Q. II.
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EREsH STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.

EREsH STOCK Vf sPhiNu aooDS.
Weare now receiving our spring mpply OF BE Be
BUCKETS, Dust, white Wash and other BRUSH
ES, with many other goods suitable Tor house
Snec;ai attention ia invited to the celebrated
Winship Refrigerator, By far the best in use; also
to the Union Carpet ewespes dsssEpea GnY t3r som
ap 2S-eoH lint. & Times1 322 street.
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SALR OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MuL rs.

SALhoS ooN'hhN1D hoh'h' AND MULES
CLJ Qnor,zglaster's OFce; Depot of Washinston,
WAsHIEGTos, D; c., April g 1884.
the Obssry atory, In the City Of Washn gton, b. O.
on "WEDNESDAY. May II, 1854, and "WEDNESDAY
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as ur At for public service.
Terms: Cxsh in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'CLOCK, Q. m.
Oh. RUOKIR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quar termaster.
apT-2St Depot Of Washington d. q.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TlNfH STREET, ABOVE AvlSus.

FORD's NEW THEATER,
TnHrH eTsEET, ABOVE sPESzsYLvAsIA AvIxuI.
Ensassmspt6 fSr sis pisAss s9;s with the
THE fStiyittSR SS' J! ]. oSiSRH. iSS$RhHktbDiAs'
Who will -RRsso1 RRRTo GREAT ii COMEDIES.
supported BY Mss NJ RSsGGsshi ssGshs sei5s;s BENIN,
aps4ST S4bEEE bkSkkEs II H55 SCENE.
MONDAY EVENING. May 9, lss4.
o0'ns'' great EVRRsBSopY,s sRRsfS 8 FRIEND.
with hi, iDimi.,slaT TooDLEs.
r0-m0rr0w-Ssso9d SS. = spPSsnrIa1RRkssE & PSnaRkE' Of
the perfect spectacle Of the
1t is postponed until further orders. :.
GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Az, NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
LEONARD DGRoVER-..--.....------.. Director
Mr.. Grover announces with the highest gratia-
.n h b. mssa time the sSs
American 'Aesffss MISS MARY PROVOST.
ago, Miss Provost has appeared in all the principal
city
she has appeared, has achieved succession Of
brilliant trlumpnS only elualeQ Dy ner great Aus
At the time the theme Of slsthe leading smuse
Her opening FttsRsb2Y Rssf2stYpfERff EVssiNs S g. NAY SR
when she will appear nhs jp hfr great character of
in the popular play M12kdap.cr 9f the
y sS@paay
asnce in asserting that in the ne sublime beauties
Miss Provost stands unequal ed in the world, this
assertion being based upon the universal vereict
has e rendered. this most beautiful eharacser
VARIETIEsI VARIETIES!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER
aN 81 FIFE BtEs hfF1
III
FITz SIMMONS S Stage Manager and Adasers Advertiserrss
NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON.
Now engaged at an enormous expense, the Great
WHITNEYj :. WHITNEY,
the PRESENTED in
esophisal Curiositiess, which have been the won
and ELECTED the sppause and approbation of his
ana ess Of the Eoon M the
with his 'plsnMSjRss MIS- ofRnfs fRHskp kkpbBfsEEEtVs: Brew
Of the Arch street Theater, Phi ladelphia, whose
M panE ss of M
Also, the exquisitely youthful Fairy Dsnseuse,
mLLE MEif Ina AMEttA; WfkbrL,
Brilliant success of the charmnsly attractive
THE ARCHARD sIsTERsl
Also. the Great Comic Company, the Selected
ESS 5STk HSTt TktERss }SHS HsEsE EHSS5SSS EGS5SaSon
IT SSeis & "a sS HHfSsE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LADIES' LEvEE,
ts%sssn q and % sssats private boaes
Pss1s1LvAsIA Avssv. .-s ss....s. - ~ q s..s..-.
3 Bass sARR1HHE RoSEEA H. nsooHs-- pfogrietor.
Our Endeavors have been Crowned with Success,
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
GUNBOAT MINSTRELS,
DOUBLE COMPANY
whose performances have elected the highest en-
''n''"'i' II PRESS AND THE MASS.
The people proclaim it, and the performances
TEMPLE OF MUSIC
'"''"il REPUTATION.
For particulars see small bills Of the day.
Admission ..---.........-........2 Is cents
III
Private Boxes 50 and $5.
Performance commences at 8 O'Clock precisely.
GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT "a O'CLOCK.
Expressly for ...-
On which occasion the
GUNB0AT MINSTRELS
will lappear, together with the entire company.
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NEvER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Prohs,o,
~ AIex. woI0.esHs Ne.e and Siapliksd Msiiod
his positively last course in Washin ton
and all those WHO wish to foley his easy system
are from to IL .. M, at his residence, No. 3I6
street. cerner Of llth. sp 2i-2v
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E
"A TATE ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER,
STATES MARsHALpsALE.

cirtpe Of & rra Of Piesi psSas issued from ON
United State. for the District Of Columbia and to
directed vii viii E, pose to public sale for G cash.
~, on WEDNEsDAY, the 2sth day of May next,
lsst at u G,;9ss al G astendsnss ps . right tfls
No. "a. in Square No. s7, bounded as follows.
Lot No 3, on the line Of seventh street east. run
ming thence vest 81 feet, thence north 80 feet.
thence east 81 feet to the beg nnng together with
all ain gular. the i'm nprovements thereon seized and
levied upon as the property Of samuel and Joseph
Arnold ard wfll be sold to satisfy judicial No 23S
in IAyor Of hits, Middleton Beall, use of Elias
mTa WARD Il. LAMoN. o. 8. Marshal, d. @.