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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25

Dsr,y GsrH err OvyIc1l
keoKuk, June 70, 1854.
GROCERIES,.


NUFfVCtea " b. nA4lkt = w., Whoie9ole &foeePp.
sresH-New Orleans fair, 1sISc prime 9<, choice 2ar
New York, G, &c, New York, A. 25c crushed and pow
dered 26l%c-
MausE-sas.r House. ao@l oocs Golden Syrup, loe
81 25-Sorghun 6ssg75c.
CoFrxE-45 TO 46c.
hcE-l25< to l3i4e
scpA-Amerscan, si<c, English 1oc
eoAr-Pam. lzc- Family. SIC German, T1<Dsc.
CAsrtEs-Star III Summer Pressed l5c
TEAs-loung Hyson 81 3ssyl 30; Imperial 81 IS to
~ 90, Bisck, 81 o. to $50.
Tesaceo-l,a,k Sweet e5c; Medium Brands, 55e 70
ooc, Gold and Natural Leaf 81 90 10 81 80.
NAus-Best Brands 81 80 to rates
OLAss-Sxlo Country $ % City 30, rates.
CoaDAss-21 to 25c.
Oar APPtEs-l1 TO l2c 2 b.
Oar PgAcHEs-Iilfs IL 70 lsc . b.
Der CuRRASrs-24c
RAIsfSs-$5 rs IS IS.
eALr-- 10 TO CO.
PAM efARcH-9c-
wooG EAcxs-A s.
MoINE MODEM VARx-2 Hoop Pals, s. 40: 5 hoop
DO ~ 70. No. Tubs, SIS 50, No. do IA OF No 8 do
II So Nests ID do, 30. wash boards S. IS
Iua-No Msckerel, bbls. as oHa$ip 90
No. do do SIG OO1SI7 90
No. do hf do SO IS.
DO. do hf do % IS.
III bbis No. White Fish, SO o.
0Hs-Coai Oil, IS to BIC; Linseed Oil 81 60 to as
OIL, 81 Is 70 u Is, Fish Oil, 81 50 to CO.
CRxxs4-Hamburg. 3Ds Denmark, lec.
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k@r Wonder what's become of the small
boy and his little sister, that were upon
exhibition here three days of this week?
Did you see them? Small, warn't they?
Wonder how they came TO be 50 Target
That young man seemed to be too big to
enjoy himself, in hot weather especially
1t would have been difficult operation
to walk around him, and if divided up
into reasonable sized pieces he would have
populated county.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 70.
Corrected By GAYLORD ! co., Produce peslers,

FLouR-sup~Ans. 80 90 p bbl.; Spring Extra 6 rs;
Fall Extra 90 TO 80; Rep6 %.
s WHEAr-Spring, 81 90 TO l5; Fall, IS a bush
Coax MRAL-$2 Is q loo bs
BRAS-Whest, 81 Is, Corn, 90 2 100 ns
CoRH-New ST. old s3c y bushel.
RTE 90 q bush.
0Afs.-6Sc y bush.
0AkLs APplEs-o(c9&1 Is.
PorAfoEs-e0GS5c.
BurTEa-comn,on. 15c; Choice, lsc.
BGGs-20c.
CzloxsSs-e2 o0@2 rs.
IAaD-lz149l3
SHoULDsRs-l0c b.
eIDss-lSc b.
HAns-1lc p B.; Sugar Cured do, fcc
Wuss BzAKs-Common 70 Good, q 7s0Sa %, Prime
Navy, = 25@$2 20
TAi4ow-61<c.
BRmwAx-45c.
eTinoshy. 80 ooeaa 90 b.,.d IA 50; Pr.hs.
HmEs-Dry Flint, Ice Dry saltsd, 1lc; 0r,Aby. ba,f
price; Green I; Cream Sheep Pelts IS to 81 90.
- %. 49,
BEE, CArrrz-&4 %, 70 % 90 eross.
eHHxr-<@4 20 70 - % Shcad.
Wook-Factory Tub-washed, 65dD68c; Unwsshsd one-
third on Fine flseee, 90 to IS; Medium do IS TO 0Q
Far Hc0s-S8 " - - 50 nett
IxAfHEas-ls . 6oc.
RAOs-A1zc
BAos-Burlapa, &sc.
Single aunuies, Sc; double do Aec
Seamless. 1hash, Soc to / o.
Flour, u bbl., Us 70 -.
do n Dbl. - to Is.
do v Dbl. tpsper3 ~
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1@ Kramer, Irwin & Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Side- Loading Re-
volvers.' The best pistol now in use.
No. lO8 Main street.
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ga VOICE FROM ' ICKsBURa


NicxsBrne, Miss Aug Q. 1855
. IT. conn nhis-peS stri 1 am happy 10 state 60 you
aai rave asea yosr valuable trs batters with great
onens so Ia GENERAL debility hpd pretrati9n a
my system pfvaacsS es the nnheaitiy AID lai.saa il
ahrne o. the Aiss'ssis river arcuni sxksburg living
o~n VIA rn Drant army ths"Hghau It's whole SOUTH
eah esfliEaikh nouhdentiy rvcanE.nd lis use to all
persons who exposed 10 unhealthy climates
II. ". ftELE
Agent c. s. SANITARY Commission
LorfsvnLx Kt Sept l6, 1863.
on Tue - OF !ny last submitted Through agent
at mine 20 the Medical r-ctGF VI the huxrneaf 81 III.
Army Oh the tunil< land sample VI hy Cedruu Bers
of nspctob and rqnests if after analysis he fo1nd
msisaaoas 10 sanction and approve its among
soldiers
1he following Is the Medical Dirsctr. reply and also
Gen kasecfsns permission to ship sd dozen At once 10
have IL Sold To suffers JOHN BULL
am satisfied that Cedron Bifters win do harm
any one II taken properly aud in moderation see NO
ooecton 70 Dr Bull being permitted 20 dispose Of
suffers HENRY rat RSI1S
rurgeon and Medical Director, d. G.
Headquarters Department of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, Jub n, 1858.
Dr. John Bulia agent Mr.. has Aermssion TO ship
70 nsshve, Tenn - gross, DO dofeh Of Bulls Co
ofun bst-ss for sale To suffers in the array only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are 70 be
complied with strictly
BY order Of Maj ,r Gen Rosecrans
wMM wILEs.
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Tor sale wholesae and retail 10y WIFE nson, Bartlett
w. AseAak. Iowa aprio-dawlyr.
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SHERIrF's SALE.-A very desirable
piece of property will be sid to-day at
the Court House. We would advise par
ties having surplus on hand to look in
to this; great deal better speculation
than gold at 22O. Sale positive and title
perfect. dit
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Howe + Tylsr win bold their regular
sale ths noraing q 10 o'cloek, whom yin
b offered bureaus, tables, chairs, -.
stsads, mattresses, and usual variety 81
housekeeping articles.
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~ Mrs. Barrett. wife Of MI. Barrett,
OF the "Barrett House," died very sud.
denly this morning.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l

DATCHEIOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE u a. Best =
- tks Verdi Tho only Hsrnisss Trss go RslisSh
dye known This splendid Hair Dye il perfectchsnese
Red Rusty, Gray Hair instantly Sisssp Hie~S -
- leeyfng the Hair Son and Beantifui imyarts frsh
Vitality frequently restoring liz pristine color and rsct
nee the LII efects Of Bad Dyes The genuine IL aligned
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others more imitar
lions, and should be avoided Sold By al Drusgsts &c
FACT0RT-u barclay strcet, New York. BSruHEloa-
NEW rolIHf CAnAn for Dressing the HAIR Tjy0-dAvfv
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SAILING PARrlIs.-This getting out
upon a sailing expedition is one of the
pre.tiest, jolliert, most amusing and charm.
ing ways of enjoying oneself tina. We wot
of. At least it is SO ordinarily, but when
one gets down stream pretty far, and the
wind goes down, aud the sails become
useless, and you have to row b ck, then
it isn't SO pleasant, especially if you have
no particular liking for blistered hands.
Or if your boat gets in the way Of pack
ct, and you can't help yourself -and the
packet aforesaid foolishIy persists in not
seeing your craft, and threatens to run
your boat down, and thereby bring you
to grief by drowning, then there might be
some drawback to the pleasure Two
parties that were heard Of got into both
these conditions. Bad. But try it again.
Better luck next time.
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rA- Don't forget the meeting at the
Junction to-day, nor to be at the depot at
Z o'clock this morning. The train starts
at 7:15.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25

THAT EXHIBITION. but speak the
only opinion heard by US. as to the exer-
cises at the sixth annual exhibition OF
Prof. Jamieson's Keokuk classical school
at the Atheneum Thursday evening,
when we say that they were excellent.
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. DR.. Gillett, and then followed dec.
lamations as follows:
Warren's Address, L. c. Ford; The
Soldiers Last Word, W. G. Hills; Decay,
Andrew McMicken; Death Of Oriska, F.
d. Sanford; Our Duty to our Country, II.
W. Kilbourne; The Sailor Boys Dream,
J. D. Goldman; Rome and Carthage, G.
l.. Williams; The Modern Belle, D. F.
Miller; Extract from Emmett, E. L.
Lomax; Voice Of History, E. K. Bartlett;
The Stars and Stripes. w. 8. Jameson;
The Baron's Last Banquet, E. E. Ford;
The War Inevitable, A. j. Zwart; Des-
tiny of our Country, w. s. Hubbell;
Charleston Sentennial, J. H. Reid; The
Union, l. Lowe; Cataline's Reply, F. w.
Wyman; The Sleeping Sentinel, ]. p.
AcCrea; Local Associations, r. III. Mar.
shall; Spartacus, G. II. Carver; and q
Poem, by w. P. Tucker.
We shall indulge in no critique upon
the speaking or speakers. Of course there
was difference, bat it was only in degrees
Of excellence, for al done we'll, and done
their best, or tried to--ihat is sufficient:
The attendance was large, and satisfac.
ton general. The boys acquitted them.
selves with credit, and our citixens are
fortunate in having - able an sduoasor
= Prof. Jamiesoa = ~ instzuetor q the
youth ef this city.
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CoLGArEs novEv soar.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand. 10 made frum the choicest materials, Il
mfla and emoitens in its nature frAgrautly
scented and extremely bems ficial in IL sction
upon TIE skin. For sais BY ali Druggists end Fancy
Veods DsAleFs jan2o- lydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25

~ We had several showers lately.
They were glorious, refreshing, cooling,
while they lasted, but as soon as they
ceased, whew how old Sol opened up on
us in his peculiarly burning style. He
has collected and concentrated his rays
into coagulated and conglomorated COM
biustion of intensified holiness during
several days past, and pitched into us
regardless Of expense. Or starch. or com
plexion. Why, if We had been at all
combustible, We remember several occa-
sions during this last week upon which
we would have kindled into . conHagra.
ton. (And just think Of it, what sensa-
ton item such . disaster would make -
"Great fire 10 Keokuk Fearful loss Of
gas! About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
our citizens were alarmed by cry of FIRE,
issuing from the Gate City Office, and
looking 10 that direction, ye local was
seen enveloped in hamesl The greatest
exertions were made to save him, and six
dishes of ice-cream, an equal number Of
glasses Of lemonade, . large quantity Of
soda-w water, and the whole contents of a
confectionery shop we're poured into him,
but to no effect-the flames ragged with
the greatest fury until he was entirely
consumed. Loss, 5000. No insurance. .
Why. We would like to write that local
ourself) Our citizens suffer with the
heat, but thanks to the perseverance man,
we don't have to suffer the infiction oI
dust-that would have been q compiled
ton Of woes uncomfortable.
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%We noticed large amount of grain
on the Levee yesterday awaiting ship
ment.
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financial au0 Commercial
New York MsAsy MaRAss.
NEW Tcax, June a.

Money adtive and firm at las per cent
Sterling Exchange dull at 364s2 - for currency
Gold without decided change, opening at 2ia&Ha,
cio~isg at xi5n21s.
Government Stocks duh and lower
stocks-kxthsr better.
= i121t; ! lbs: c r IIsl9 kPp 6s1x.
Tol Wab 5s 1T " iistl 4 4 I II esl< can v
pfd SLY g Scrip l3k fr Cert sss Psr Mail ~
sTCf52 Erie ia c Bk Qfss; Had.yn 1sa Har.
lem 2ss: Reading iso, NJ iss N y So 1 II
III * Toledo li3.
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Head tho Tesftmshy.

can OF Drsrxpsn Or SIXTEEN rraRs' STANDING, cuHxp
III oaE sox o. r. n SaARp'a CRLgBEArsDI Puls.
Head tho Tesfi shy.
PHIrApELPmk, Feb. 0, 1854
Mr. JoHs J. KRoxHR
Dear Srr IL have been a suHererSfrum that moot
horrid disease Dyspepsia for sixteen years
using the box of T. NJ. SHARpS Pills which pur-
chased Of you three weeks ago. feel bad
tered into new nfe-my general health has improved,
my appetite has increased, and altogether feel like
take pleasure in recommending them to the
public ~ sale aud reliable. sours, truly,
o. r. FORBES
No. i31 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
Price 81 Loo Box. Sold by Druggists everywhere
JOHN J. KRONER, Principal Agent
apr7-dAw6m 4o3 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia-
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r. The Die Vernon has retired from
the trade on account OF the LON water and
consequent difficulties Of navigation.
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srocK-slo 90 per share, and 81 90 Annual dues,
suBscRBRs-s3 90 per Annum or 81 90 Fer Quarter
Room Tssaksr Bro . Store M1i.st bete - ltA
OTTO LYMAN, Librarian.
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WORMS WORMS!
MOTHERs SAVE YOun Cmua.nrr,

Thousands Of children die yearly from worm. vhc.e
lives naixht be saved Mothers use DR. a. = re = -
LSxenkes which wiil surely kill and expel
them from your chiidren thsldrtn viii cat them -
ss.ay = sny candy fM c1TeHs, toL1s, &c, NE
suIkLUs COMPOUND CUL6H BtzESGE&
EW zase by Massrr. SewE.l col K HErrrr and ali
druggists. jeil-dIy
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SOUTHERN Iowa SoLDIER's FAIR.-The
ladies and citizens of Burlington generally
have enlisted with great enthusiasm in
the project Of Southern Iowa Fair TO be
held at Burlington at the same time with
the State Agricultural Fair.
The Sanitary Fair will commence on
the 26th of September and continue a
week. We trust that it may prove a
great success, and administer abundautly
to the needs Of our suffering volunteers.
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE As some have
the mistaken idea that since the dissolu-
ton of the copartnership Of Cook & Blair
the rooms have been closed, the subscri.
Der would announce that such is not the
case; but having secured the services of
an artist who understands his business,
he intends to keep up the reputation of
the rooms. R. III. BLAIR.
Juuee5.1t.
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A MASS CONVENTION
OF tho Union Voters Of Lee County,

Ot tho Union Votes1 OF Leo County,
WILL BE HELD AT FORT MADISON JUNCTION,
at 10 O'clock SATURDAY the 25th inst, for the pur
pose of selecting delegates to the State and Congressional
District Convention.
By order OF the csntra E5mmittee,
J. NJ HIATT, Chairman
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diseases Of the Nervous.
~ Seminal, Urinary and We xual SyA.
tenn s-new and reliable treatment-in reports of the
HOWARD AssocfA1losSent by mail in sealed letter en-
yelopes free Of charge Address Dr. J. SxnLIs IorGHroS
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street. Phiiade
Phia "a apr1-d&wly
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EOKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Library 10 open from to p. M.
Mondays, w ednesanys ana satnraav..
And7 to 10 evenings of the same days
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From the Hon. Jrpsr Lear, d the Land Corrt.
Sr. Lotus Fsi. 2sth 1894
j FL BloaS, Esg-Dfav SIR. have tried your Rheu-
mattsm Neuralgia and G0Ht SPECIFIC and have found
great relief from IL when other remedies have failed
think II very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully yonr friend,
L. Il. LORD.
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80 vAss DR. PHfyps, Of the oldest and Phyxi
clans Of ct. Louis says:
Sr LouIs, June 15 1e63
me- JEo. H. Bloom, Agent u LAlienand's rheumatism,
6eut and Neuralgia, Specific IL have prescribed the
above mentioned specific, and must say that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick And ssinssy that has in all tn. where
have used IT. De- u. W. PHILLIPS
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Letter from Capt M.xs 70 Alexander Leitch Druggist
before Jso Ill BLOOD became Agent for the Medicine
\ kr Lours, March 81. 1sS3
ALEX. LurcH, Esg-,-Like many Of my profession.
have suffered severely with Rheumatism and could
permanent relief till tried yony Specific. Happy
10 thai it5 use, i'm few days restored health.
lsAgned-l CAPT AALIs, Of steamer Warsaw.
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ORPHANS COURT, hlsrch 5, is5l-pIsrRTor OF
- CoLUMBIA, Wdshtngton County, To-wit lin
the case OF as b. huE executor Joaspo HGtsa-
inkon. deces.ed the executor aforesaid has, with
the appreciation OF the Orphans COURT ST Washing
ton county aft resaia, appointed TUE.DlY the
10Th inst. for the dnsl settlement and tion
OF the personal estate of said deceased and OF tae
assets in haEo, IS far the same hare been col.
iected az TUNED into money; when aud whsra all
tn creditors ana heirs Of said deceased notified
to attend (at the Or phens Court OF Ha,lia ston
ct unty aforesaid,j with their claims properly
gouched or they may otherwise by law bs exciu
dea from sll benefit in ssd decea2sdss estsst pro-
vided q copy of this order De published oncs
week tor three weeks in the EYening Sta- pre-
Vlous to the said f9th day Of Ma ,sh l3a;
Test: G. R0BBISS,
mE la9Sns Register of Wills
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VOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO..
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS
No. 500 NIkIM STREET., near ayenne.

Have just received, and will constantly keep on
hand the lar gest and best assortment in the city
efohandelers, Brackets, Drop Lights r. 1porifiaelss ii
cles in this line from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelpha, &c, which viii be said
on the most ressona BILE terms.
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and. Fire. Board
Stoves. - ,
use snywfere on very reasonable terms. Hotels
Restaurants, &C., are invited to call.
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM fttinss
promptly and cheap, also everything in the
fLUMBfEG line in the most satisfactory manner
Cali and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets Wash stands, Basins &c, 6e at No $40
Ninth street. near Pennsylvania avenue the largsst
establishment in the city. fe p aotf
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OF Yale college, who has Just given S30,0Ju for
the erection of a new college building, TO oe
used as dormitories and studies, is A. T. Sta W.
art the wealthy dry. goods dealer In New York.
UMeetings have been held in Boston for the
purpose of deyising the best means OF securing
emigration OF laborers and mechanics irora
Europe TO this country.
~ TheSena'e OF Mary land has passed bill
extending tor two years the provisions OF tie
stay law In Calvert, st. Mary's, Prince
Georges Charles and Anne Arundei counties.
6-The City Councils OF Baidmore have
passed an Oh sipance requir ng ali parties
giving balls to first get out license therefor.
~ A fine hotel, on the site OF the old An,eri-
can House, is to be erected at Niagara Falls.s
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA. Holding q District Court OF
the United states for the said Di-triot.-To GR
whonl II may eoncera Grsetins:..N Office is hereby
given, that, on the 4th day of February, fSa the
cargo of the steamer Nutaeld was captured as Law
fol prize hy the United statss steamer Sassaeus,
and is bI ht into this District for sdjuiicston
snd the same is ibeled snd prosecuted thus Court
in the name Of the United States. for cGndsmns
tion such sw ful prize for in said bel set
forth. and that said viii stand for trial at
the City Hall. in che city of Washington on the
Il ird Mon day of March next. when and where all
persons sre warned to appear to show csuse why
nds patton should not be decreed ana to inter.
veps for their interests. R. j. MEIGS, Clerk
February 70, 1854. NH 4.2ss2w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEArER

GROWERS TEEATER,
Pennsgspania Avenue. :ssar Hisards' Ho:et.
Also of the New Chestnut st. Theatsr, PhiIa.
THIS tFridayl Ev kNi Nc, March II, 1854,
Positively TIE LAST sh: b-t one Of ths brilliant
Nh EDWIN BoorH.
and last positif ely of his superior reprsss nt
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
which will be presented to enable the many who
ware una Die to gain sdmittaRce up On the ossason
Of its sentstiop TO witness Mr. Booth il this
most sublime of ali shafspesre's great creations
The ssma powerful cast OF Characters win be pre-
es.s of the play on that occasion. TIA
Gsmlet nephew of King Clsudius. Mr. Ed Booth
In which he supsqualed by any living as or.
Ghost Of Hsmitts Father. 49,. Mr.. Chss Barron
To Iorrow (Ssturday) night. lsst time of MIR.
Booth, when be wiz appear In two great pieces ::
THE Apoststen al d Don Cesar de- BsZsn
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Manager Grover has the hcunr TO announce t5 st.
at sn expense OF upwards Of 81 5a he has rocursd
the material and rrsuared IN the most elaborate
manner tie gorse2ns romantic spectsuls of the
S0FEN Sf5TERS,
which viii be presented on Monday next. andsr
the eupzrvtsep of the pc pu sr Comedian, Mr.. Jobn
EepopCueh, who has been engaged ex 9rsssly for
tie purpose: and viii also enact his great chsrsc
ter of hrs. Plate.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

Recruits Wanted
40 FILL
TIE QUOTA OF THE
DIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
1862,
seas sf which viii he paid In advance.
BOUNTY F0R NEW RECRUITS.
1852, .-
s2a5 Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY FOE ooLaRED RECBUIrs.
G15O,
Paid in advance.
Psgs0Hs wIsgEEe TO ENLIST
wD srply to any OF tie following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
Rs DAgER.
Arsine Hall. nesr tie Msrfst, or Pennsylvania
sYsnus, between Seventh snd Ninth streets,
10. UyDH,
Gognsr ci Fourteenth aod LEsa York avenue.
ca gRAsBEY,
HEEset, near corner CT Nineteenth and Psan-
ssivaniA avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner OF High snd Dunbsrson et-sss, George.
scwp.
o. LANGLEY, Esyy Yard Bridge, has been
appoioted Recruiting oG GER.
HENEY A. suREnT2,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
District nF CatrrahTs
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50 1893 prizes :. 50. &. amounting 70 sa8,l?7
Tickets $40; Halves IS; Qusrtets S25; Egh.hs
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BENEFIT AND LAST NIaHT
mR. ]. g. CLARKE.
who viii life fiRfsE ia aarrR.cg1ys PIECES,
replate with Mirth, Wit and Bumor.
THIS EVENING March II 1854.
The performance win coramencs with Tom Tay-
lOr's cels brated Comedy Ia two acts,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
Asa Trenehsrd. as originally played BY him in this
city. ar: J. 8. Clarke
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Monday. the celebrated Gcnsdssp,
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CANTERBURY HALL,
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Tremendous sensation eaused by the Doubls-voi.ed
GOEA DAWRoN,
-'' Miss ANNIE BoARDWELL,
The Premier Daptsuse
MILE MEDIA,
With the entire
BOQUET OF BEAUTY
in two Charming Bsliets.
First appearances OF
FED the LITTLE MONITOR,
In his Etkioran kocentricities.
NEW PANToM1MH
LkUaEABLE FARCE livery NIGHT.
Ar entire change of pre- Rramme
kVERY NIGHT.
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FOpULAE FAMILY MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
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