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Ing, the witness is confident that with
slight eNertion green corn could read
lily BIO obtained. The present hospital
arrangements were only intended for
tho accommodation of 10000 men, and
arc totally insufficient, both in charac-
ter and extent, for the present needs,
the number OF prisoners being now
more than three times as great. The
number of cases requiring medical
treatment is in an increased ratio. IL Is
impossible to state the number of sick,
many dying within the stOelSade, where
the medical officers have never been
seen or heard of, till their remains are
brought out for interment. The trans
portation OF the post Is also represented
to be entirely insufficient, and authori-
ty is needed by the Quartermaster's de-
partment to impress wagons and teams
and saw mills when not employed by
the government and keep diligently oc-
cupted, and instructions given to tho
Quartermaster in charge of transportn-
ton to afford every facility practi-
cable for transporting lumber and
supplies necessary for tho prison
A supplementary report is nude by
the same officer, in which he snyS that
the conduct OfWiTz is entitled to com
mendation and that he is properly quail
flied for his position and recommends
ing him for promotion.
1t appears, from other papers that
Assistant Secretary Of War Campbell
endorsed the report, saying, "rhey
show conditions of things which calls
for interpOsitiOn by the Department,
the prisons being u reproach to the
Contederntes as II nutiOn."
Col Chapman also offered in evidence
the report of the rebel Surgeon General
Moore, to show that the fault ut the
hospital was owing to DIR. White, the
latter having failed to send his requisi-
ton direct to the Medical Purveyor, not
having received supplies, and owing to
his own neglect.
The Court then adjourned until to-
morrow.
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ENPENsFS PER QUARTER
Bethany COLLEGE.


UNHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country of West Virginia.
II is in Brooke county, liTteen miles north OF
Wheeling, and SereII miles from WellSburg, at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or nail. can ind hacks ready 10 take them to
the College. Situated as II is in the country,
II is removed at once from the temptations TO
extravaganza. and the facilities for vice, which
attach 10 Colleges in or near large cities
Young men who desire n thorough education
will tind peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
lege. She has an experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest terms.
The 18th Session will commence on the lst
Monday in October next and terminate on
the last Thursday OF June, 1866
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CANIPBEII President.
W. X. PESDLErON, Vice President NJ
Professor of Mental Moral, and Political PHI
usOphy and Bellies LettreS.
CHARLES LOUIS lOOS, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature.
B. w. JOHNSON, Professor OF Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r. RICHARDSON, Professor Of Natural PHI
loSophy, Chemistry and Satunl History.
TERMS
Boarding from $500 to 30 per week.
Tuition, per session OF months 5000.
Washing and lights extra,
Mnrticulatiou Fee s. 90.
For Catalogues or further Information adj
dress w. X. Pendleton or C. L. LoOs, Sec'ty.
auglS-2mdeStw
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Mo,s3 4npI9in s I619 w va "a 4 IN N

chaplain lbtn w. va. Infantry.
MoUNDSVILLE, Marshall Co., w. Va.
MeS1H. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being In Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe Dlarrhoea. / tried
the remedies ofseveral physicians, but with
out any efect. was advised by my friends
10 come home. I was completely broken
down and prostrnted. Upon arriving at homeI
was advised to try Kraft's Dianh9a Com
pound. One bottle 81 u completely cured he Dis
ease and restored my health. 1 am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all af-
hicted with this terrible disease.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
MessTs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., GentleHIeIls
Last summer was attacked with very
severe DIRTThoea, from which suffered for
some three weeks. I tried various remedies,
| but was unable to check the disease. I at last
procused q bottle of aKrnfts DiRrrh1a Com
| pound" One bottle entirely cured the disease
/ and restored me to my usual health. take
i pleasure in recommending this valuable med.
i feline, as have proved Its virtues In my own
/ case, and seen It tried by Others with the same
1 good results. E. r. ADpIsoS,
FormsTiy Master Machinist 3. & 8. 3: K.
McCABE, KRAFT CO., Wholesale Drug
i whom all orders should be nddrefsed.
For sale In bridgeport by W EST 4 MITCH
TnRVl9-6un
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rye CASES BRAKES PLANTATION
~ BttteER. IS Cases HostetteriS Stomach
Bitters. so Cases Hubbel's Golden Bitters-
% Cases Charles London Cordial Gin, at "
McCABE, KRAFT 4 cos,
Mar9 and REED, KRAFT & cos.
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NUTs AND WARHERS

NUTS AND WASHERS FOR y. $40. e
~ 5-16, u, 81, y, e and Inch Bolts, and
M jGs5 70 suit P. O. H11pRErH q BRO.
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Enthusiastic Union MISS Meeting at
Cambridge, OhiO---speeehes by gen.
Cox and the Hon. sam. galloway.
Especial TO the InteIiOcllcer, by The United STATE,
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Official War Bulletin.

Official War Bull etin.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Mafch24, 1855 D. m.
Major General Dir, Netc Fork.
The following extracts from Richmond pa
pers have been received this evening at 81 p
M, from General Grant.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
CITY POINT, March 23--Hon Ed,uin NJ Stan.
ton, Secretary Of War: Richmond papers are
received. The following is from the Dis
patch:
"FreM North Carolina.
"1t Is understood in official circles that no
fighting has occurred in North Carolina since
SuI day, and from all we can learn it appears
that Sherman has attempted no advance since
his check on that day. General Hardee's vic
tory on the 10th instant was a very important
one, and, as regards the enemy, most bloody
affair.
"General Johnston telegraphs that In that
battle the onfederate loss was $50, while that
of the enemy was $500.
"The fight took place at Averysboro, on the
Cape Fear river, half way between Raleigh
and Fayetteville. General Johnston's defeat
of the enemy last Sunday, the 10Th instant, oc-
cnrred at Bentonville, near the Neuse river
"By these facts we are informed that Sher-
man has been pushing towards Raleigh in two
columne-one moving due north from Fayette-
vile, the other north west from Newbern. Gen.
eral Hardee fought tbs former, General John
ston the latter"
U. s. GRANT. Lieut. General.
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WILL TO DAY, SICK TOMORROW.

WE'LL ~ YAK, SlCh
Such Is the experience of Thousands. Few enjoy
contin uous health To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his uncertain condition? Not to
himself, Of course. He lays the blame on the eli
mate, perhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp. or too dry, or too variable But does he take
the proper course to fortify his constitution and
b edily organs against the extremes and changes
Of which he compliance No. He says. perhaps,
that only an iron man could hear such great heat.
or such violent cold or such sudden vicissitudes.
Why len does he not resort to the great Tonic
and Preventive, which, II it will not make him an
iron man, will at least quadru pie the capacity OF
his ,ystem to pei all external agencies that tend
to produce disease. HOSTETTER'B CELE
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERs, taken faithfully.
according t6the directions. will strengthen the
stomach, brace the nerves. tone the liver, and re-
gulate and invigorate the whole animal machinery,
that the system, instead Of being at the mercy of
the weather, and liable I be prostrattd by every
change of Temperature win become case hardened,
as it were and almost mpervious to climatic in.iu
It is to this preventive principle that Hos
letters BITrERs Owe their great popularity in
the Vest Indies, British America aud Australia
mh22-2W
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FROM MOBILE BAY.
The Recent Reconnaissance Toward tn


FORT GAINES, March s.-A daring recon.
noissnace to the distractions in front OF the
city OF Mobile was made to. day by General
Granger's despatch boat Laura. She left Fort
Gaines about half.past twelve. On board
were Major Generals Candy, Granger, and
Baldy Smith of the army; Rear Admiral That
cher and Captain Franklin, of the navy, to-
gether with Captains McAllister, Palfrey
Gray, Eaton, and Barrett Of General Canby's
staff.
Nothing of interest occurred until the Laura
arrived opposite the upper obstructions.
Ahead, and not more than q mile distant, Were
Spanish river battery and Battery GLADDEN.
TO the left OF the latter were two "turtle" IRON
clads Beyond the batteries were three or four
gunboats. The Morgan lay to the right of the
rams, and the city OF Mobile, not not more
than three and half miles distant, was clearly
visible beyond all.
The Laura was drifting quietly along, while
those on board were Recommending, when sud-
denly wreath OF smoke was seen to rise from
battery GLADDEN., and the next inst tant q Brooks
rifle seven-inch shell hissed and wired d.
rectly over head. clearing the Laura about
twenty feet and DISAPPEARING in the water about
one hundred yards beyond. 1t was splendid
The morgan was the next to fire, and her
shot was nearly as good as the other, it
struck the water q few feet abreast ths Laura,
and richochetted over her clearing her but q
Another shot from Battery GLADDEN., far in
ferior to either Of the preceding, appeared to
be the signal for the batteries on each shore to
open. These We're light field pieces. Not a
single shot took effect
The distink nished officer on board the Laura,
not caring TO remain target for rebel practice,
gave orders that she should return. Up to
this time no flag had been raised on the boat,
but as she turned TO steam beyond range the
stars and stripes were hoisted, SO that the re.
treat was made with " flying colors."
There Is NO doubt but that the Laura was
recognised as the headquarters despatch boat,
as every effort was made on the part OF the
enemy to disable her, while the officers OF the
gunboat Morgan, beyond the distractions,
probably indulged the hope that she could pass
them " hen she could cut her OF. from return
ing, ana then capture her.
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Look on this piaKre, and then on shat''
Here you behold the infrm step,
The pAllid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches. pains,
Sleepless nights, and mental dependency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps. craving appetite, forgotten cares.
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quack en- boss, the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three
OF pRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERS. mh q IN
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~ Brigham Young tells the elders 1t is
more important to raise saints than to raise
crops. It is the most agreeable husbandry,
we guess.
pVIt in found that ewomen make the very
best CLERKS for the electric telegraph. The on
~ difaculty is 70 prevent each young lady at
either end Of the line from having the last
word. 1F5s fs-t'-a
M The Legislature OF Pennsylvania ad.
jonrned yesterday s,se die.
- william Cobb Kennedy, convicted in
New York OF hotel burning, and being rebel
spv, IL % be hung to-day.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S-Subscrptions
to the seven thirty loan are freely offered here,
and 26C0,000 have been taken since the re.
ceipts Of bonds in February.
The statements of the Indian troubles in Ne
vada are thought to be greatly exaggerated
The Treasurer's receipts from the interior
during the past week amounted to SS5.OOO
The money market is easier that it has ever
been before. The best mining stocks are ruling
high.
Trade is still dull. but there is good promise
fer The spring, when good roads reduce freight
charges TO the interior.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-The mail steam.
er Constitution arrived from Panama this
morning with the passengers who left New
York OF the 23d ultimo.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing WEDNESDAY,, March 2sth.
The Great Original and only Genuine
FAKIR OF VISHNU,
in his inimitable
GIFT MAGICAL SOIREES
Everything new--new Scenery. new Apparatus
new Experiments, new Wonders, forming
THE MOST rATTRACTIV1EXHIB TRAY
ELING.
$50 BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
to be given away each night, ranging in yslue
from Is cents to $50. Let 20 one fail to see
THE FAKIR IN HIS NEW PROGRAMME
Tickets only IS cents. Doors open At 6>a, to COM
FAKIR OF VIsHNU,
Manager and Proprietor.
FRANK +. YEATON, Agent. $685.
4 GRAND COMPLIMENTARY VOCAL CON.
IA OkRT
Will be given at
ODD PILLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD
MONDAY EVENING, March 27th,
for the benefit of ISAAC 81. hoCATHRAN drafted
Messrs. Dawson, Cross. Hodss. n, Tabler Ball
Noyes, and 9th. r.. of the best music cal talent of
Wash ir ston. have Aindly consented to sing
Mr.. W II Miriek will perform on one of Chick
ering 90 3 celebrated Piano oiertes kind ly loaned
for this occasion BY ME- John E. Ellis.
Admission 10 all parts of the hall 20 cents.
m
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NEWS VIA CAIRO.

Reported Evacuation of NJ Mobile-R ebels in
Force at Alexandria, La.-IhteiliSeace
rom Mexico.
CAIRO. March 2l.-Eew Orleans dates to the
10Th state thai the re 0els are in large force at
Alexandria, and are strengthening Fort DE
Russy, on the river.
A Matamoras correspondent Of the 1ith ga ys
the excitement from the revolution is sa6sid-
ing. The reported marching of a disafected
chief on Matamores is false.
The rebel General Slaughter has prohibited
the circulation of our newspapers In Texas.
A report received In Memphis from Holly
Springs states that Mobile is evacuated, with
immense war implements in our possession.
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SA Connecticut editor, having got into n
controversy with q cotemporary con prratula-
ted himself that his head was safe from a ,,don-
keys heels" His cotemporary astutely in
ferred from this, that he was unable to make
both ends meet RI
~ Joseph ID. Daniels, late Acting Lieuten.
ant Commander OF the u. s. steamer Wander
bilt, died In Baltimore yesterday.
IL A sister Of Sylvan us Cobb, Mr.. Bonner's
novelist, was foolish enough TO hang herself
by the neck until che was dead, in her father's
cellar, in Wisconsin, the other day.. 80.
~Two susnicious characters, arrested on
q steamer, are being tried in New York asrehsl
pirates. m nsa
~ Lieutenant Hardinge, Confederate States
reioined his wife, formerly Belle Boyd, in Lon
don.
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MADAME PRINCE

4
X would announce to the Ladies of SEES
Washin gton and it's vicinity that she has been
among the fret to select from the present sea-
sons importations. She takes this mode to re-
quest visit from her former patrons, and any
who may favor her with q call Ladies will not
Gee Bonnets displayed in the window to attract
their attention, but if they come in to see them.
they cannot fail to be pleased.
Her ste ok of FANCY GOODS-such as, LAC q
JAOONET and SWISS WAISTS. FANCY BACK
COMBS. lNsERTINGS and EDGINGS. RIAL
LACEs. PERFUMERY. FRERCH O0RSEPS.
WATBRFALLs. HAIh PURRs. ard q complete
stock of SUN SHADES and SUN MBRILLAS.-
she offers at . small ad vance, they being from one
Of the largest ma ufseturers in New York, apd be-
ing without a second profit. customers can Judge
OF quality and price by seeing for th en- selves
rs, baine about 80 per cent. cheaper tbs that
essential and pretty article of dress can be pIo-
Once more Ladies. would call your attention
to the little New York MILLINERY AND
FANCY STORE where you can And we'll selected
stock Of Fresh Goods Of every description, and
persons ready to do their q tmost To please you.
MADAME PkINOE,
mar H-lm" % Market Space
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DRY GOODS AUCTIoNs.-There was consid-
erable variety in the sales day, but the re-
suit can be easily predicted. Matters improve
but slightly and very slowly. Wilmerdings
& Mount had splendid lot OF French goods
on sale (the importation Of L. B. Curtis & Co..
which brought miserable prices The rates
the same articles commanded last season. The
sale was largely attended, and there was no
Animation in the bidding. Haggerty Il Co. had
quite q successful sale, comparatively speak
ing. of cloths, cassimeres, &c. The prices
seemed to be somewhat strengthened, and the
duplicates were quite numerous.
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FROM CANADA.
The COnfed prafiou 60 h on,

QUEBEC, March M.-Telegrams from Hall
fax say that the government OF Nova Scotia,
andoning the hopes of an early union of the
provinces, will submit the scheme for a fed
GRAFTON to the maritime powers only, and
proceed with certain public works left in
allegiance while the larger scheme was pend
ing.
TORONTO, March 2i-The Globe of to. .day
says that the result of the action of Nova Scotia
will be that the Canadian Government will be
speedily called on to adopt new policy on
the " hole subject.
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vile letter of the 18th, announces the departure
of Wilson's powerful cavalry expedition from
Eastport, on raid through Alabama, and
states that the first news We hear Of it will be
from Mobile. General Stanly's ith corps was
on their way TO Knoxville to Cooperate with
Stoneman's cavalry, pointing through the
mountains for Western Virginia.
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FROM KEY WEST. FLORIDA.
Abard onm ent of Fort Meyers.

KEY WEST, FLA. March 1S.-The only
item of military information is the abandon
ment of Fort Meyers by the Union troops, who
have been removed to Port Delaney, on
Punta Rassa. The evacuation was quietly ef-
fected, without any in cident worthy of notice.
At a meeting of the Key West Literary As
sociation last evening series of resolutions re-
lative to the death OF Major b. q. Lincoln, of
the I'd United States colored regiment, killed
in the late fight III Florida, was unanimously
approved, after suitable addresses from the
Rev. q. E. Herrick and other members.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MONSTER COMBINATION.
THAYRR NoYBs'
GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS
VAN AMBGGRRaH CO.'S
MANN h II N A G RE.
niSisins SRf Sisoo IL oSS TiHT T'A
SINGLE PRICB OF ADMISSION.
ON Sixth H!1r GR:s IN S%$44iH!ssf9s
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING WlDNEsDAYNIGHr,M March %
VAN AMBURaH CO.'S MENAaHRIH.
the present season contains the greatest variety
EXTREMELY RARE ANIMALS
to be found in any collection, including several
NEVER BEFoRSs EFeRsi'si EXHIBITED.
at time in any Geological Institution in Europe
or America. The coll .cIion includes among other
remarkable Geological Features, the
WAR ELEPHANT. HANNIBAL,
the largest quadru q ped in Europe or America: the
TWO HuMplD BAcrR1AN CAMEL
that has been ia this country for 40 years. the only
WHITE HiMALAvA BEAR
ever exhibited in this country; the only 8. A.
'' HIPpoPerAMUs
of the New World in America;
SLOTH BEARS. AXIS DER
together with an infinite number Of other
" Rare AND Curious BIRDS.
the whole forming grand
EXPOSITION OF ANIMATED NATURE,
without parallel on this continent.
THAYER & NOYEs
comprises the finest
TROUPE OF MALE AND FEMALE
EQUESTRIAN AND GfMNASTIC ARTISTS
in the country, together with
TIE MOST SPLENDID STUD OF PERFORMING
THS BRiLL1ANr ARENIo PERFORMANCES
win be under the immediate direction of
Dr.. JAMES L. THAYER,
the iavorite son of Momus, the first Humorist of
Mr. CHARLES W. MOVES,
Tba,er 4 Noyes will be su pported by
Mr. hk RN6 6HAktEs MEi; Ios skkPG KING
the Great eomer.et Rider
MR. JAMES REYNOLDS.
the 1nimitable Jester, and the
MOST COMPLETE CIRCUS COMPANY
now travelling puR,,c pNrpr,
ofts. e.mhined sstaSliah@ens h into the eityvhich
sp S the
90R6 EoUS PROCESSION
will be headed by the
OR MYTHOIoGICHL GAR OF THE MUSES.,
drawn By II spotted Ara bian horses and containing
FROF. TOM CANHAN's BAND.
p Fhs as sR:s
highly decorated Cages Of Van Amburgh's q Mena-
gerie. drawn BY be tful horses with harness and
trappipGs OF the richest description.
The PlRF0RMIN6 ANIMALS,
'0n'l''h1ItoSst hitoss, TIGERS AND LEopARDs.
will be man pulated BY pupil OF
VAN AnBURGH,
the Orr einal Lion King.
For the espe eial dslectaton Of the ju venles, Mr.
c. W. Eoyes will introduce the wonderful
PKRlORMING MONKEY, SI6HOR VICTOR.
which was the sensation of New York last winter.
HSch entertainment will commence with
GRAND ORIENTAL CAVALCADD,
and conclude with the laushable performances OF
oOMiC MULES. UNCLE SAM AND DICK
Admission 30 cents Children under IL, % cents.
Doors open 1T z; to com mence at 20 o'clock.
MATINEES FOR FAMILIES
will be given on THUR6DAY and each eu bsequ quent
day during the stay of the mammoth combustion
in Washing gton. commencing at O'clk. m236t1
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RTOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHDAT0N'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch spd Salt Rheum in AZ hours, also cures
Chillblains. Ulcers and ali Era ptions OF the Skin
Sold ey 5 az Drusfists. 80 psnn;yly.ni. ~ Avenue.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
NTEOHNOPTOMON
WAR ILLUSTRAT TIONS!
Splendid views Of the most prominent events Of
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
Illustrated By Thousands of life-like
MoVIsS R.4FISs EISSREs.
BoaBARDMENTs, &c.. ac.
Magnificent view Of CHARLESTON Harbor, and the
BOMBARDMINT OF FORT SUMTER
Beautiful view Of Hsrper's Fsrry,with General
N Ga f1T tss sy y.ed of
view of the
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
CONTRAB BAND ON RAID,
GRAND BATTLE SCENE,
With an accurate view of the lines in front OF
TIE BATTLE IIELD AT NIGHT.
Introducing the most wonderful piece of me-
DYING OFFICER BHD HIS FAITHFUL srEED
Commencine
TUESDAY NIGHT, March q.
and every night during the week.
Admission 50 cts; children 25 cts. m2l.5t
OXFeRD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue.
The Great STANDARD. and Endless Routine OF
Noveltiesn Grand change OF Compsny. Entire
Stars.
First week of Mons. Martini ehriski. the great
auist in the World. The Celebrated Jeddo Miaco
brothers: the Daring 9ymDasts, Acrobats, and
Ethiopian Comedian; Harry U. Stone. the Osle-
brsted BaDjoist and Guitarist.
Immen.e success OF Mile Marzetti, and Mons
Antonio. the best Dancers in America. Bughey
Dougherty. the most Eccentr ic Ethiopian Come
dian of the day. Harry Blood good, the Popular
Song and Dance Man. Harry S Rsynor. the Pop
ular Comedian. Barry Carter, the well know n
voealisms. lille Helene. the Popular Dasseuae
Rsappearsnc of Mie Maori Arnold: in her
~. The Great Ballet Troupe composed of T wslvs
Beautiful Young Ladies. appear this week in a
new Balle', ranged by Mons. Antoni, in which
II lie Do arEetti will appear.
Ladies' Matinee Every Saturday Afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD'S NEW fHEA1BR.
TENTH srk1HT. above Pennsylvania Avenue.
Lat night Of the ensagement of
Mr.. JOSEPH PROCTOR.
VINO VIII :fRsof ffEo fP0wIRFUL DRAMAS,
Supported By
"i'' AhM Mr. JoaN MCCULLOUGH.
and TIE entire Company.
THlSlsATgkDAY) EVENING, March 2s,
The performance will commence with the Irish
THE REELS DOOM. OR THE DEATH FETCH.
6'EsiI 6sS. tRs H1snx.r Mr.. JOS PROCTOR
To conclude with the great Drama Of
NICK OF TN Woods
The Jibbenainnsay. ......... -. Mr. Jos. Proctor
Roaring Ralph Stack pole. Mr.. Jno McCnllough
Telie Doe oe..-......-..-...--.-...M Miss Alice Gray
MONDAY, March ~.
MAX HARETZRKS ITALIAN OPERA.