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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

LOCAL Affairs.
SEE the Performing Elephants tonight.


Destructive FiRE. Last night, at twenty
minutes OF twelve O'Clock, FIRE broke out in an
once below the paint shop Of Mr. Charles Hamil
ton. on Seventh street, near the canal. Office
Mekisresh sounded the alarm from box No. "a,
At the Washington Bank. The flames spread
eastward rapidly, and com municated TO afl the
frame buildiugs adjoining on the south side Of
the alley Mr. J. p. Barthoiow IL the owner Of
the eutire row, and had subiet to Mr. Hamilton
Mr.. Bartholomew had banks OF cement, lime,
&C., stored In that part ofthe buildings immedi !.
ately adjoining the corner, aud the Gre communl.
eating with that, great deal OF destruction was
caused. Blx horses were got out OF the stable in
the rear, through the exertion Of Officer Hurdle
and number Of citizens al the harness was
also saved but there was great quantity ofhny
In the Ion, aud II catching ere, the flames com.
? munieatedwith one In which, r. Bartholo mew had
many valuable agricultural implements stored
Most Of these were destroyed by nre, and other
pieces % machinery were brought out and saved
from the flames but were rendered almost use.
less by the manner In which they were necessa-
prily brought out The flames were finally ar
rested at Magruder's wood yard. Mr. Bartho-
low losa Is estimated at from go, 900 10 1900
. but he lie well insured. We were unable to as.
certain Mr. Hamilton's loss. '
Theheat Of the Are did considerable damage 10
buildings opposite, and q number Of frames of
doors, windows, &c. were badly damaged.-In.
tslH0enccr. Y n"
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5 I n G S A L II
GOVERNMENT H6SRksEs AND MULES.
orARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,

SCAHfEkhAarER ORNERAI' a OFFICP
WILMINGTON d. c., August "a, 1851.
VIII I be s9d r. public auction, during the month
OF SEPTEMBER, to the highest bidder,. at thr
time and places n nNRsS S %oST, Via;
New York city; Tuesday OF each week 100
Horses each day. II - = = "'0N' wv
New New York city, Thursday of each week, 200
PENNSYLVANIA -
Philadelphia, Thursday OF each week, 100
Horses each day ,rr V
philadelphia, Saturday, September 2, and
wedns es and Saturday Of each week there.
after 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday Of each weak
TO september 70, Inclusive, $50 Mules each day
harrisburg, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Mules
MaueR Chunk, Thursday, September ?. 200
Mules. W - -'N
Indiana, Tuesday, September IL, 1850 Mules,
:, oreensburg, Thursday, september II, $50
Beading, Thursday, September IA, 300 Mules. !
Altoona, Thursday, September Is, 100 Horses.
:. INDIANA.
90 9aaaanapolis September II, Is, 10, o. 81, and
NJ iTndisnsPohs, september IL, a, and 10, 100
M Ss,s age SSsptehRerS - H. 81, o. 80 lso
Ho Chicago September H. ssis 30. %. o. 1850
{ ..p.r - t,il DELAWARE ID .,
cav, WILMINGTON, Friday Of each week, 100 Mules
. %SilGninstOn Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses
..l.....--. q NEW JERSEY! Il ..s. ..
Trenton, Tuesday, September O. l5O Mules
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10 100 Mules.
'' MARYLAND.
baltimore, Thursday y, September ?, $50 Mules
Baltimore, Thur. day, September 81, $50 Mules
49,. MISSOURI O.
s. Louis, Thursday, September 7, and Tuesday
ana thursday OF each week thereafter. 200 Mules
KANSAS
Fort Leavouworth, CONNIE eng Tuesday. Sen.
tember II, and containing thereafter al sueh
times as the Depot ouartermaster may tesi gnate,
1000 Mules.
'l'G y GIEsBdRo', D. c.
Tuesday aud Thaftday Of each week. 100
Horses each day. ,f9I g.;'r I'.O' ,''.''
No sales VI Mules will take place at |
WASHINGTON y. &c. q. g r.cr
The animals to be sold la September are supe,
rior to any heretofore offered to the public. The
ma ority Of them are sound aud seryiceabie
~ eEitctsd lhat at Dsts seriss sd les al "a,
surplus Government animals tDili be diSt,us,d |
r. Buyers Shguld hersf9rs aoqfI laeslseIoss, Dr /
mfs last opportnnhy 10 ItdrchCSe.
Animals Will be sold sihgiy. TT
Sales to commence at 10 4 m
Term cash, In United States currency &.
o. JAMES "A. EKIN,
AuS'-seD FIRST Division O, NJ q. o.
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SEE the Menagerie tonight.

In CHARGE OF THE DEFECTIVE FORCE
Superintendent A. c. Richards, Of tho Metropoli
order: ..,.r ..
DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN POLICE
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
4S3 Tenth street west,
WARRINGTON, Sept s, 1865.
Special Orders, No. 235:
To THE DETECTIVE FORCE: Sergeant D. NJ. Reed
is hereby placed in charge OF the Detective Office
until further orders, and will be obeyed and re :
spected accordingly by the officers OF that force
All regulations adopted, and orders issued to
You by Sergeant Reed, will have the same force
and effect as though coming from the office, un
less otherwise specially ordered by mo.
A. g. RICHARDS, Superintendent, Sc
Mr.. Reed is an able and efficient officer, and a
better appointment could not have been made.
For some time past he has been acting Assistant
superintendent and has always discharged his
duties faithfully. -,
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/ This morning the market was very we'll
supplied. Prices were as follows: W. ~
Beef, i6so5c per Id 4 Fox GRAPES, 6oc Der pk
Pork, 20a25c per ID, A. = Dried beef, 3Ous5c per Id
Mutton, 2Oaa5o per u Butter, sJa45c per lb N
Veal, 2ja30c per lb ~ Prints, 5OasOc -
Corn beef, 12aeoc per 10 icbgsse, 25c per ID
Corn pork, 2Oa25o per Id Eggs, Sssssc Der do.
hamD, 23a2)c per ID - Sturgeon, 12Ifc per Ib
Ham, 2a32c per Id u, Lima beans, 2tc per at
Sliced ham, l0c per Id Irish potatoes, IOc per nh
oranges, I0asl. - per doi squash, 20c per doi
Lemons, Toe per dor Egg plants, balbc each
Unions, slpk Corn Meal, 4 16asl Is
Carrots, DC per buneh Corn, 81 10
Lettuce each, baIOc shipduf, BOa75c
Beans, 4Oc per peck Brown STUFF, 6Qc
Chicken, 75cati. No pair Oats. doc
WatermelonR, l5cafl Rye, a 20
Cantelopes, 10a40c Mlddling soc
Pears, 6Ocatl per pk, Hay, cwt, 76a4l. %
Cucumbers, zoe per dz Straw, l.0Oatl2
Rock, Ooc per bunch Crabs, 30 cts per dozen
Salt W r tailcrs, 60cprbchDuyks 75atl 90 per pr
shoulders, 20a22cper lbs Tntpips, 60ASOc per PIX
middiing, 2a2sc per ID summer Ducks, rs per pr
Lard, PC per ID Beets, 900 per bunch
Jowl, l2l%c per ID Apples 25a50 per pk
Black eye peas, loo at Sheep head, 7Jcafl each
Peaches, 50cas1 per pck erocus, SOC DIT bch
Cabbage, ss2so. rgr Pike. copper ID
Corn, zoe per doz .. Sweet potatoes, 10 peck
Ounces, soc per pick Plums, zoo per peck
Green peppers, lie doz eehre, Zoe per dor ..
Chinqulpins, 2'c !" Honey, SOC per ID 80
Black birds, 60a76e dor Spanish Mackerel 5OaSl
Reed birds, VI per doI Grapes, l6a2o per ID
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.,. u FRIDAY, Sept. 8, 1865.
tPriceS given beio0 refer 10 toholesaLe operations
only; un less ot.ertcfse saTressed.l
CoPRRB-we hear Of no sales To-day; market
arm at lsa22 cents gold for Rio, rs 10 quality.
FLoUR-Howard street and Western continues
In light supply, and held Arm. Limited sales
are made at our quotations, viz: For Ohio Super
IS 6oaS. 10, Extra shipping brandsta. 25s9 90, do
retailing ~. 50a9 70; Howard street Super and
cut Extra s. 50a9, do. Extra a9.b0al0; City Mills
super IS. 30, do. Extra shipping brands Ell, hin h
grade Extra sl2 and Family SIS 90 per Dbl. Rye
Flour g. %, and Corn Meal sJa5. 25 per Dbl.
0s1N.-wheatI2,ooo bushels white and s,72j
bushels red offered market inactive for white,
small lots only reported sold at $3.50, no prime OF
choice offered red was In brisk demand, and
brought higher prices $500 bushels sold at "a
~ 20 per bushel Corn, 700 bushels white aud
1900 buShels yellow received market quiet, with
at SO cts. per bushel Oats, 400 bushels offered
demand active, with sales OF 1000 bushels la :
ferior at 3sa40ct measure, and 5000 bushels at
fs4o cts. weight, as to quality. Rye-675 Blu shells
received, and 100 bushels Maryland sold at 30
cts. per bushel. o.
MoLAssRs. No sales reported. LaH I.E
PRovIsIOSs.-The demand for Bacon for the
South continues active, with sales Of 25,0J1 ID
loose Shoulders at 1TN cents 90 ihds. do at IS
cents and jobbing lots at ls1Iala cents; Hans,
10. as to quality; hne are very scarce. Bulk
Meats quiet, last sale OF Shoulders was at l8lL
cents; des offered at III cents. Mars Pork held
at $50 5oat33 per bbla Lard s8I<se. for City, ".x
kegs for both City and westafn.
srdAR.-smsll sales only reported to-day to
which are nrI1 ''' -
sALr-Rsmalns steady ss before quoted de-
mand from store fair. ..Fr
WHsxr-was quiet to day; hold generally at
y. e per gallon. sale Or Is bbls. reported at
S2-TH. -
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HoFF AN HOUs SEE, -
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY FIFTH
STREET,
NEW YORK iCITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PROPRIETORS.

The HOFFMAN, HOUSE IA conducted upon the
plan OF the best American and European Hotels.
II combines all the modern Improvements neoes.
SSry to the greatest comfort Of guests that art
ingenuity aud llbsrslity can possibly devise and
produce. The bill Of fare for tho table embraces
syo5y variety and dsliss0y saOrdsd By the Amer
lean markets, In thsir season. "' r., b..
JuLY 4, 1855, jyl5.n
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The Hip popotamus receives tonight. y

GRovER's THEATRE. - Notwithstanding
the oppressive heat last evening, q hne audience
assembled at this theatre, the occasion being the
hrst production this season of Buckstone's
amusing comedy Of" Married Life. - This even
Ing we expect to see the house crowded, because
most excellent bill Is offered, and also because
we have been favored with a delightful change
In the weather The following is u synopsis of
this evenings programme: the popular comedy
OF the SERIOUS Family" brilliant dance by
Augusta, and the ever popular " Toodles"
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-James @. Mcclure
Co, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon the
following lots, viz: Lot at northwest corner of
Second and ID street west, to J. l.. barbour, ut 10
cents per square foot two adjoining lots to J. W
Colley, at 621 cents per square foot; lot next ad
Joining to J. L. Barbour, at 65 cents per square
foot.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

7 G. p A r X Err,
y. POST OFFICE NEWS STAND,
Has on hand At all times all the
MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STA
TI0NERY OF ALL KINDS.
Also all the NORTHERN PAPERS received at
the earliest moment, ... ,rH u -, 81.
WASHINGTON PAPERS ..,.-
for sale as soon ~ issued.
90 The DAILY AND WEEKLY REPUBLI-
CAN are for sale at PARKER y, and subserip-
tons received. "a sepS-tf
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UNITED STATES =, MILITARY RAIL:
y o'S u oy AssI.rAsr ogAarEasAsrrs,

| orrIoR OF ASSISTANT ouARrRRnAsrIR,
AucrTos sH ssrs IL D. o. o, Jply ~ IseS;
t1I,nn Ne sold, at public auction, to the highest
pidderl the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY,, september 10, at tho Portland
10. Rn SHOP In Portland, Maine, SIX (e) Loeomo-
On THURSDAY, September a. a, K,,.,x n
Wliliams' Shop, in Boston, Mass, Four tij Loco.
On MONDAY, September o., a, Kepp.,, sou,,s
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fihy t5O) Box Freight
Cars, lour feet eight and a. hzlf.ineh gauge
On WEDNESDAY, September ~, at whining.
ton, Del, Eighty-four (sI Box Freight Cars, ave
The above stock is all new, and Of the very be..
The Engines are I'VE feet guage, nye.f foot
drivers aud cylinders l6x24 inches. They can be
changed to narrow guage at a triaing expense,
Sales to commence at 10 a. m.
ferms-Cash In Government funds. y. I'D
- II. L. ROBINSON,
Jy27-s Breyet Colonel and A. O. h.
GALE OF COMMIssARY PROPERTY
~ AND CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES
OFFICE DEPoT CoNHIssARr OF srRsIsrExcR.
WARRINGTON, ID. G., September 2 1861
VIII be sold at public Auction, at the Sub.
7,sfsSse at Alexandria, Virginia on
TUESDAY, the l2lh day Of September, at II
Q clock, a. M, quantity OF Condemned Sub
sislenee stores, consisting OF Pork, Bacon, Hams
sat Beef, Smoked beef, Sugar, Pepper, Dried
''"0"o5 unu hppiesi Iea, &c
ALSO,
lot OF Condemned Commissary Property.
consisting Of Tables, Chairs, Desks. Cleayer,
Hatchets. Meat Saws, Meat Hooks, Butehers'
SteelssCommissary Chests, Spring Balances Tan
Borers, Hammers, Screw Drivers, Wood Axrs
Liquor Measures, Metal Faucatts, Wood Paucetts
runnelst Molasses Gates, Scoops, Sheet Iron
ovens, Iron Cauldrons, Lanterns, Shoyels An.
gurs, Bake Pans, Dippers, Stoves, Stove PIPE,
Axes, PadlockS, &c.
large quantity OF surplus Commissary Prop.
er'y, In good condition, consisting OF 4 number
81 the aboye-enumerated articles-Moat Sacks.
Bags, &c.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
; zse4.et Major and G. s.. U. 8. A.
II Y W. L. ALL Go
~ AUCTIoNEERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, 40,
ss LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON coNsIuNMEs
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES.
IaoRsEs, oARRIAGEs, 40,
Received for Private Sale.
WI WALL 3 70 Ansi..
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The HIPPoPorAMUs, CIRcus, AND MEYA-
aERiE show on the corner Of Sixth street and
Missouri avenue
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'' H.f Il A' Nv! HH 20 :"
THE GIGANTIC HIPPOPoTAMUs;


" "BEHBMOTH' AT
Of Holy Writ, Of whom Il Is declared Job 40.3s
Upon earth there Is not his like. - This rare
specimen OF the brute creation, the last yesige OF
prs- Addmite eristence, was captured by the
prereut keeper, ALI, the Egyptian, by order Of
the Yleeroy Of Egypt, 1900 lilies above Cairo, on
tho White Nile, In Africa, and was imported into
this country at an expense OF more than 100000,
by O. b. Quick, ESQ. with whom such arrange
ments have been made as to enable the manage
ment to present him to the public 10 conf JUNCTION
with the other unique attractions which make up
this Cataclysm OF wonders comprising this g.
gantic combination.
Among the g,I1cipal Artist; a.S.ss iSlSTlng
MASTER FRANK MELVILLE, rI.T
SAMUEL MELVILLE, ,,.,' B
-',I GEORGE MELVILLE,
,l.;., 10 WILLIAM KINKADE,Ll
- SHARPE 4 WHITNEY,
. -, ., ,.. ,.'," PRoF fhNowoRrHY,
S. WITHERs, III 'T'V la. .,
r. NORMAN, 3" ... ~ '..t ~, (
g. PLATT, .. - ii IL
NILE fRRvoLLA. i ~,
and variety Of .''' A'''9 '''r
GYMNAsfs, ACROBATs, vAuLTBRs, &c.
J. WlTHkRs' WASHINGTON BAND.
THE STUD OF HORSES
are Of the finest English, American, and Arabian
THOROUGH BREEDS. H. ~, !,
The whole of these Magnificent Attractions win
" SIXTH STREET, NEAR TnEcASAL, :, ~
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9Th, 7th. sth, aud 9Th.
AT2AND Up. N. .aIt'l .
Admission N
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Union FEMALE ACADEMY, CORNER
~ P0URTEENTH and NEW YORK AVENUE.
Der 4, 1895
Circulars at the Academy. auA-lm+
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UsIrRD srArEs MILITARY RArLRoAp,

UEIrBD STATES MILITARY RAuRoAp,)
| -OFFICB or ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTRR.
| WARRINGTON, D. c., August IL, lS85, \
VIII be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on WEDNEs.
DAY, 0csobsr. II at IL O'Clock, a. M:
About four thousand (4,0O0) tons Railroad Iron,
Is, at l2m.; NS'''0'
FIVE ~ frst; class Locomotive Engines.
Al NORFOLK, VA, October IS at s D. m.
one new Locomotive Engine, o foot gauge
About nny Cool. Freight Cars and one ~ Passcn p.
MALExANDRrA, VA, on TUESDAY, oe,o.
her II: WV
Fiity ('O( arst.elass Locomotive Engines, feet
Eighteen qS new Platform Cars, Ave foot gauge.
rwenty'hSe (so) new Box Cars, Ave ~ foot
About three hundred and Atty tsSO) BOX Cars, 4
feet So Inch gauge.
About two hundred aud thirty (2sO) Platform do,
4 feet 81 inch gauge.
About thirty 1907 Stock do I feet az inch gauge.
Twenty 200 Passenger do, - do,
One ~ Wrecking do, &c. do,
Two (2) new Trucks
Sixty do. , framed,
Fourteen 40 Flats
About two thousand $4,000 tons Railroad Iron,
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA at 10 A.
NJ, aud to continue from day to day untn all are
are sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
II. l.. ROBINSON,
Brew. Col and A. O. M
augll -dtoelO U. y. Military Railroads.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL.
- ROAD ENGINES AND CARS
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EDucArToNAI.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, b. C.ATHE
- School opens onwBDNEsDAY, September
10 the College on WEDNESDAY, September y.
FOR partieular address lgTs wv LTT91y II
q. W. SAMSON, b. D.,
se4.eo6t ,,llr inl1laa % II-. Precedent
GoNZAGA COLLEGE, +, BETWEEN
- Ninth and Tenth streets, will be reopened
Tor the admission Of Students the Hrst MONDAY
In September, the 4th. The accommodations for
the comfort Of the Students have been much i'm.
proved, Gonraga Hall having been fitted up with
ulass.rooms. He'll, etc. The Classical as well as
the Mercantile Branches Of the College will be
enlarged. The Rhetoric Glass will be taught
with particular attention 70 English eloquence,
History, stoy The German a. we'll ne the French
languages will be free Of extra charges. Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry will form part Of the
education Of the more advapced Students. The
Mathematical Branthes, Practical Engineering,
and Draughting will be added More particular
attention will ALSO be paid to Book keeping aud
Banking Business. Gymnastics will be taught
during the! recessea And on holidays. Charge,
$40 per quarter Of eleven weeks,
ll ~, .aaF's b. T. wTGET, 8. j.,
au2S-du President.
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AUCTION SALES.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
= GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
HOSPITAL PROPERTY. e. :

HOSPITAL PROPERTY, Ell
L Will be sold at public auction, at tho United
States Army General Hospital, = ~
RRBDERlOK, MD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
II, 1855, al 1 o'clock,' D. m, -
LARGE QUANTITY OF MEDICINES,
HOSPITAL sTOREs, INSTRUMENTS, .
DRESSINGS, BOOKS, STATIONERY.
BEDDING, HOSPITAL CLOTHING, O.
-. PURNITURE, AND APPLIANCES.
q Catalogues OF the articles 10 be sold can be pro.
cured by applying Al this Depot, or at the Cen
eral Hospital, Frederick, Nd, after September Q.
Much OF the property Is but little worn, aud IL
Government III :, -
The sales will eontnuo from day to day until
the property IL disposed Of Terms cash, III Gov
eminent funds, at the time o. purchase.
The property to be removed BY the parcbaser
within forty-eighi hours from day Of sale.
Among the articles to be sold may be men
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GAS FIX TU RE S
STEINwAY US PIANos.

A large assortment OF these celebrated instru-
ments has Just been received ut our ware rooms.
We have also on hand several Pianos which we
have taken In exchange, and offer for sale upon
cay terms to make room, among which Wa name
the folowingI r.. .n..
One almost new Chiokering Parlor Grand
Piano r
One fine Nunns Clark Square Pianos.
Ono Durham 4 StOdard Square Pianos.
w. a. METZRR0TT,
Corner Eleventh street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, sole Agent OF steinway's Pianos
and Mason and hanlin Is Cabinet Organs
se7-lw 49,. "
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A MORNING EXHIBITION
win be given ~ "A ,,l.
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: AT 10 A. NJ,
with the %. ~. 80,
HIPPOPoTAMUs, IA, r,,.s
MENAGERIE, and $500
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS,
without the Circus, at which time Liberal De-
duction will be made to Schools.
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AD00i AD0oii "If add. =
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG THE MoRMoNs.
Five evenings only,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1865.
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WAsHIN GToN THBATRE

AD0Oi ADooii 'lr adj =
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG THR MoRMoYs,
- Five evenings only,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1855.
.-.i. ARTEMUs WARD
Respectfully announces col
Five FAREWELL MORMON ENTERTAIN
~ ~ MBNTS. 3" 7Ts-
Tuesday evening, september 12, and four fol.
lowing nights, he will relate some cheerful New
Stories, and present III. mn I-,,-,.-
Il AN ENTIRELY NEW PANORAMA.
or the stories he will not speak. Some Of his
panoramic Views, however, are very good others
Tnk Mo5SIir WATERS oP THE GREAT SALT
THE ILLUMINATED MORMON TEMPLE.
Are two very fine things, in his opinion, He
msy be mistaken He leaves this matter, a. no
does most matters pertaining to himself with tho
public. He can afford to do this, because for the
IA, last six years the public have extended a very
liberal patronage to all his enterprises. The
public will not understand By this that Artemus
Ward 10 thznkiug them for any particular kind
ness 70 MIN, because he don believe tho public
something worth showing them. He respects the
public intelligence, and believer that they know
what they want Up to the present time they
parently don't, he will believe they are tight,
and gracefully retire to his farm. He IL glad 10
be able to add that he is got plenty Of money.
This Is not comic advertisement. II Is q can
In conclusion, Artemus Ward will respectfully
state that these will be
HIS LAST EIdHTs IN WASHINGTON
prior to his departure for England.
ADSIssIoS:-Dress Circle aud Parquette, 20 cts.
Reserved Seats In Dress Circle, rs cts Orchestra
Chairs, 81. Balcony Chairs, u. Private Boxes,
". No extrs charge for Reserved Seats in the
Doors open at 7; to commence at O'Clock.
Box once Is open at the TreLtre on Saturday
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7CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,

No. 70, MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
French and English Boarding and Day school
for youpg ladies', This Institution, founded in
New York 1914, win reopen September 20, under
the direction Of Nine. LIB, PROVOST. -. T.
au2l-lmd '''' ~ ~
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~ T. BOWEN,
W HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAzIRR,
No. OIL Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, Washington, D. @.
~Jobbing promptly attended W.
!yl-sm,
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WINES AND Liquors.

WINES AND Liquors..
For HOT ,"WEA Her.
' TARRAaoNA PORT,
For debility and all classes Of summer complaints.
CHERRY BRANDY, d" ="
Ten years old made Of hne ,Cognac; an excel.
~ lent tonic. .,. .. l.r ..u
A.. o., OLD PORT, lr ..r,tr. ,
Wine or superior quality; 1884.
-. TEARS OF THE DyoRo, a.
A pure White Port, Of exesllsnt quality.
.. CRIMRAN BIrTRRs, ra,r
' compound tincture or Calssaya Bark.
's q. RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
cooling drink with Ice and water. ",.
,o 49,. OLD MINT JULEP ". ..,....
d., An excellent stornachie,, q t..,..
..o FRED. 8. COZ2RNs,
se6-2w Cor. Fourteenth st. and Pa. av.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

~ The GRAND PROCESSION will enter the
town at II O'Clock, a. N, preceded by the 81
GANTIC HiPPoPoTAMUS drawn by a TEAM
OF ELEPAANTs, -four Id numberl followed by
the grand MENAGERIB, the extensive CIRCUS
and Troupe Of Artists, together with, the Corr
geous Paraphernalia OF the Metropolitan Combi
nation. se4-6t
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G. F. BAILEY d cos
METROPOLITAN AND
oUADRUPLE COMBINATION.
being at present the largest Travelling Establish
ment In the country, consisting Of
l.
JAMES MELVILLE 4 co. IS GRAND CIRCUS
and world-renowned Equestrian Troupe, COM
prising the POO
go. STAR RIDERS O..
OF both Hemispheres.
HERR DRIEsBACH,s EXTENSIVE MENAG
....n. ERIE 2 ...g,
80 60 e. III. . J. = :
SANDS, NATHAN 4 co. IS PERFORMING. ELE-
.-. PLANTS
whose wonderful feats surpass anything ever
before witnessed, aud Whose extreme docility
aud Intelligence have attracted the attention of
the most noted sdbuifs and students OF natural
history ...'a ~. sgf .f....fr
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NOTICE TO THE TRADE.

LAR9B SALE, BY CATALOGUE or TuR EN-.
TIRE STOCK OF THE LATE JAS. sKiRyiyG.
viii be sold AT THE STORE, corner R,svsn,h
and Pennsylvania avenue, about the aotb inst
Particulars In future advertisement onautities
sIia articles 10 catalogue, which will be dis
-. -. VI 1 J. 9. MCGUIRE L CO.,
se.-dot IChron. Auctioneers.