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9machinerH tools; the ,sculptor's atelier
and work. shore containipg all the models and
some of the unfinished statues meant for the
main gable field Or tym7anum OF the Northern
front; the original models of The medallion nor
traits of Hayns md McDut1ie, and one of the
latest and best of the head of Calhoun.
But one small store-house remains uninjured
throughout the premises. containing some
hn'shed marble work, the monolith granite
columns OF the main port:coes, and some com.
ptsted work for the main cornice of the etruc.
tuEe. The total pecuniary loss to the State, in
the damage thus done td NE new capitol. and
to the material designed for it, including tools,
instruments, models, DC, can fall very little
shstt of one million of dollars in specie.
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Tuesday Morning, April IL, 1866.
The New State Capitol.

Ane US" state capitol presented a very con
spicuous mark TO the enemys cannon on Lex
Ing heights, yet fortunately sustained but little
lnjury--aone, indeed, which cannot be easily
repaired Five shots struck the front, vet on g
ot them did any serious da@age, except one
ihls shattered the ornamented sill and ballus.
ters OF one ST the corridors Of the principal
noor. Another shell Injured huted column
on the centre projection. Two shots hit the
= interior Of the brick arch over the Eastern
front centre window, and two other shots truck
and slightly scaled off the granite lamb division
OF The same treble centre window in the Ems,
ern fronts When in possession, the BARBARA NJ
'raeo' IN a petty manner, to deface and defle as
mich as they could. They wrote their names
In pencil on the marble, as ambitious of tiis,;ne
tlon IN malice as Mawworm was in humility
giving then companies and Regiments md
sometimes coupling appropriately foul cep,-
ments with their signatures, thus addressed to
.Pos'erlty. they eeem to have found consider
aOle sport IN their practice with brick bats or
fragments o1 rocks, as sharp-shootera; andsrak-
ing the hne bronze statue of Washington their
mark, they won various successes against his
sace, breast and legs. Sundry bruises and
~NN~AOi' 9'0 " oe lounu upon the head and
front. and part of his cane has been carried
away among their spo7ia opano The finely
sculptured oek leaf decorations Of the marble
door pilasters at the Dain entrance door of the
principal floor over the Northern front. os well
as the ornf nects of Die sofit of that door h We
been seriously defaced The. beaks of the
eagles, IN the panels above, and to the right and
lett OF that doorway, as also the lower portions
OF the Jasces on each" side of the same. have
been beaten out. The corner, or groin stones
and basement cornice at the South. VI estern cor
ner of the building were also damaged 10 some
extent by the fire from the adjacenf<e.d State
House building. But all the injuries to the
structure were insignifeant'in comparison with
that which was done to the finished and raw
material within the pree nct-the wrought and
rude marble. granite, iron and machinery: the
work completed IN these materials, and Which
has bee" formulating for the last four years
IN ward ana work-shop--in. all this our loss has
.Aeen very great There were destroyed among
.s'~:e peerm"ia'icns forty beautifully sculptured
Germ han capitals, designed for the two large
pert Goes Of the ediffcs and wrought in our
own beautiful native granite: the Corinthian
ca. ais wrought in Italian marble for the
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Trade IN CUARLEs1oN.-We are told that TIE
.iaming reports of great resumption of Il adc
and business generally in Charleston are wholly
f"ise: The activity prevails only among tln
military and the dances at negro balls tuf.e
an ID Sambo, al these figures, no doubt, to HI.
own satisfaction; and the Yankee officers are
probably as active in twiring the light fantasti ie
toe in delighted juxtaposition with ninal and
Suisey' rendering necessary unusual supplies ct
sal 0ofatife and Eau re Co1og,.e =.
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shett OF one million of dollars in specie.
Peace! Peace!
Why the cuckoos Of the press still continue
me senseiess cry of peace, when there is no
peace, when there can beno peace, when no.
|e'dy heh?ves them, when they do not believe
themselves, we are at loss to- see. Such q
cry c;;n do Us 20 goodwill make us feeble
WI! bring us mischief Let our people look
ne matter fairly in the face. The cry of the
Yankees is We riais'-"De1tnda est Ca,
Mago" they feel that Ron, mast per:sb,
un!eSs Carthage fails. We arejn their hands,
or 'h;y IN ours and "Wo to the conquered!'
ihey Viii 70 destroy US; and suljugation, ID early
beloved b' ethren of the weak knee and the
'nd!a'rubher conscience, means confiscation-
loss of nl'-Jluni niiliation-sba sbame-possiblv dc.
noliaticn to some Yankee Australia or Botany
BAY with tne persuasive application of boot
toe, to help US on! To your camps, net tents,
Isracl!
DONATIONS 10 T1u TREAsuRy.-Our readers
have already been aprrised of the appeal of
Mr. Secretary Trenholm. In an instant. il
began to produce its effects The Secretary
himself led eff with 5000, 900 in bonds o,d
currency; a'.d. .wc''f.1, lie strol g-soulcd Spar
tan women OF the Confe1cracv, have ~
promptly followed i'll The delivery of their or.
naments aid jewels. They haye stripped their
necks of their necklaces, their breasts of the
flaming jewels, iheir ears and fingers of the
rings they have cast their trcasured gifts and
relics into e pile consecrated to patsio, ISM;
have, in b'ief, begun that wolk of selcsacrifice
which is the beginning of redemption. Much
mad they done before-royally much. They
are now taking an imperial attitude in the
great drama of nations, and yielding the last
sacred treasures of the heart and fancy.
Mr. Charles Lowndes, Of Charleston, is re
ported in the Edgefed and Augusta papers az
having taken the oath to Lincoln This is
mistake. Mr.. Lowndes is fortunate in not
being IN that unfortunate city. Other names
are also mentioned as taking the oath, and it
may be that these statements are also prena.
!ura~ The press should be chary in its publi-
cation OF such reports in regard to individuals.
They may not only be doing a ereat Injustice
the b,,t
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champions Legion has given to The Co,.f .....
racy seven generals. Hampton, its originator
and colonel, is now a lieutenant:gene neral St.
rher d. Lee, formerly captain Of it, ar,ill,.,..
IS also lieut. management. Batter. capt.
Is now a major general. The amen,td p ,
grew, INST private in the Washine ten =. /.
IN iantry, feH at me head Of his Norl. Cn1oi /.
brigade. Gary, captain Of Infantry, is
gaoler OF cavalry in command around N:,;,.
mono Conner. once a captain, is also Il bI:ca
der, minus leg; and T. NJ. Logar, w;.o star1-a
as Lieutenant, has follow, { the honorable
career OF his comrades and received his b,iga-
diers stars and wreath.
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PuBI10 MEEVsc.-At the public meeting IS.
sembled yesterday, under q call of Council to
'ake .nes consideration the Wopriety of an
appeal a. to the Aeeislature in behalf, of the suf.
ier'ng people Of Columbia, commit, ee of
'h'rteen' consisting of the Hon. w. F. Desans-
sure. E. J. Arthur, Eeq, , J. II Boatwrght, ESQ,
Or. VIM. Reynolds. Rev. J. L. Reynolds, W. Gil
moro slmms, Esq, Rev. J. NJ. c. Breaker, Thco
stark Esq, Robert Bryce, Esq, Messle. J..
Mckenzie, J. II. Wells, l.. Hope, Andrew Craw-
ford' was appointed by the Chairman, (Maycr
Goodwyn) which, after consultation, reporte 4
memorial, submitted by Mr.. Desaussure
winch was was unanimously adopted. 1t leacrh, !,
.he condition OF the citizens Of ColumLa, arc
leaves tito TIM Legislature to determine in what
way relief may be accorded them.
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Local Itena.
The office of the Coinn.hia Phn,,ir is :,
Gates street, second door from Plain.

MEDICAL SUPPLIES, Gc.-We beg 80 call -,..
nublc attention to the singuiarly extensive =. !,
various supply of drugs and medicipee, cl,,.:.
Gals and other articles of prime necessity, wh;c:
are aovertised Ill this days paper, nrT 10 l. .
iouno at the well knowi store in As-e:4}.,
streat-the proprietor of which merits :, :.
thanks and patronage of our public, fer -,
energy in procuring, ard his Judgment in G
lectlng, articles of such paramount use ,.,.5
value.
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Yankees who>desert and come over TO orr
lines express much astonisbment at Southern
naen deserting their colors they say rlat Ne
have>ey erythng worth living for tc fich: 10.
while they (he Yankecs) have 70 such I,Gi,ce-
ment. They say our men that 60 ove'' al " q:
treated for the first few days, so as TO gettltI.
TO wflie nome cHd tell about their good ;g, at
ment; 'but after that ihey are dcs,j,.d ard
treated I! worse than dogs. rhe liber;y Of en-
listing in the Amy on The Fl iontier is allowed
them, or 60 into the prisoners ock up if they
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The Louisville Journal reports the capture
IN East Tenn essee OF tw young and pretty girl.
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PUBLIC HEALTH. TIE PRESS

Advertising has been pronounced "undignihed'
by the medical faculty. physician who adver
tises valuable remedy to fifty people in his pri-
vate practice would receive the cold shoulder
from his OCCASIONAL brethren, sho uld he max
his merits known to millions throu gh the business
columns of newspaper press. This may be dig
nifed, but is it benevolent, humane, or Just ?
Whoever is fortunate enough to discover or in
vent anything that will prevent, or cure, or allie
viate human sufe- ng is bound to make it known
through every channel of communication within
his reach, to the general public. For many years
the merits of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS have thus been proclaimed
to the world. and multitudes have been restored
to health or saved from fatal maladies in conse-
quence. As new facts have been developed in re-
lation to the operation of this most pure and po-
tent of all stomachics and Alternatives, they have
been stated in simple language to the people Of
many lands and if the proprietOrs of the medicine
have derived profit from their dissemination,
thousands upon thousands Of individuals have
been benefited thereby to an extent beyond all
estimate. In the West Indies, Canada, Australia
and South America. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS are
now recognised as the sole specific for Dyspepsia,
the best possible safeguard against epidemics. and
the finest nyigorant In cases of General Debility,
and the only dfusire stimulant, ntrely free from
noxious ingredients. ap62w
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nOUgh,

The New York World ad vances the idea that
Mr.. Sc ward ought to retire from the Cabinet
at the present juncture, because, '.as the fore
most leader in the controversy which brought
on the war;" he is offensive to the Southern
people, who would feel the same ssrepugnance -
to returning to the Union while Seward is
prime minister, that swe of the North would
Governor OF Georgia; Mason, Governor OF Vir-
ginia jeff Davis, Governor OF Mississippi. and
so On.n II is about time that I'VE enoain rea SC
this syeophantiC bendlck < 70 the supposed opin-
ions OF the South, The leniency and magnan-
unity of President LindoIn did not save him
from the knife of Southern assassin, and he
never proposed nor thought OF SO extreme g.
controlling positions among the rulers of the
land. 1t is probable that the excessive defer
ence proposed by the World to be shown by
President Johnson to the opinions OF the
people of the South would have a greater
effect in soothing their angry passions or con -
ciliating their good will! We sincerely hope
We have heard the last of this detestaol6
twaddle. The gang of Southern murdererS
who attempted the lives OF the President and
his Cabinet represented the evaporation and
bloodthirsty spirit OF revenge which have,
from the beginning, characterized the rulers OF
the Confederacy; and the terrible tragedy
and conciliation are worse than useless. We
have had enough of this kind OF taIk. las ouG
of place now. We propose to administer the
Government in strict accordance with the law,
~ defend ourselves from the knife of the as
sassin as well as from the armies OF the rebel
lion To establish nation upon the foundation
nf freedom and equal rights, and to educate a
disIoyalty and assassination impossible
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DROPOsALs FOR REMOVING WRECKS, &
II IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER.
Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.

BUREAU OF Construction AND REPAIR,
NAVY DERARrAEST, April l3, 1855.
The Bureau WIN. until the nth day Of May, 1855,
receive PRO osals for raising and removing the
vessels-suPPosed to be abou; 81 in number-spnk 4
river, North Carolina.
The hnlls Of the vessels are mostly of iron, and
ne machinery in many of them IS represented IS
Separate and special offers covering single vss-
sel only will be received fer raising and delivering
Fry ), and the ''ChicRameugs,' with all the prop
erty that may be on board of them, on salvage
Hpon the net proceeds of the sale at public auc.
non, the Government TO oe AZ no expense what
For the remaining wrecks the proposals may be
tor part or the whole Of them, and must state
sale az public auction, OF the property recovered
and delivered al the United States navy yard at
Sosport, Virginia, without charge of any kind to
The materials recovered must be delivered at
the nsvy yard, with q separate invoice for each
Each offer must state the ii me within which
Is proposed 10 complete the WORK, which must be
fse:p'es under the eO5tr3i OF the &c commandn m
which operations are TO be 6rst commenced, and
who will have the right if the work is not prompt
the agreement, when all claim OF the salyors to
Government
The entire property will be placed in the hands
OF the Government, and sales will be made IS may
te deemed most advantageous to the GOvernmen Mt
nscesssT, for ss nroteeion Of tbs unhIie ;nterests
will be inserted in the agreement.
No proposition will be en- tertsined from parties
who do not furnish satisfactory evidence that they
are prepared, with all the proper and necessary
appliances, for the execution OF work OF this kind.
Parties who may visit Wilmington for the pur-
to making offer, will be permitted to do 80 by
The naval oficer in command.
The proposals mpst be indorsed on the velope
inelosing them, - Proposals for raising wrecks in
Cspe Fear River" ap lJ2aWSt
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''Ths sonl I slray By, and the heart Gear,
Shall neutr sag icitd doubt, shake tuith fear"
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Ohief
when arrayed for battle; and thus may all cry
who arm themselves against the Legions of Dys.
pepsia, Headache, Ague, sallowness, Languor,
Liver Complaint, and all their concomitant evils,
with bottle or two of PLANTATION BITrERs. the
original 8. T.-lSt0.-X. This great Tonic, which
is still increasing in popular favor. and is effect.
ing more cures than ever before, is emphatically
The Poor Man 9 Friend and The Rich Mans Bless
ing. PLANTATION BIrTRRs are sold by all respect
able dealers throughout the habitabls globe.
=
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A FIGHT IN ALABAMA.
Rehel Victory Claimed.

ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-The Jackson, Miss,
News, of the 9Th inst, says: General Writ
Adams with about fifteen hundred men, en-
countered the Federal forces under General
Cressom, twenty. five hundred strong, at Pleas
ant Ridge, Ala, and whipped them badly,
killing and wounding three hundred and six.
ty, and capturing large number OF prisoners,
besides taking all their artillery, wagons and
pontoons. Adams lost about three hundred.
Four hundred more OF our wounded from
Mobile, arrived at New Orleans en- the l5,h
inst
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SECRET nISEASES.

Samaritdn's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
NO basam, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
male 50.
SamaTitan's Roof and Herb .Jpices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, scro fala. Ulcers,
for S. Bold by s. c. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

New styles Superb Stock of Dress. Sack, and
Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, DC. &o.
we s5s nov prepared to exhibit our stock Of Mems
Sanse style variety and excellence of fabric and
faith,uiness of manufacture, has not been sur
market
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's 3 and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemen =
furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
NOAH WALKER 4 CO., a6s Pa. av..
oc l08ms Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WEER you are depressed by the csuut sickly
feeling Of di.ordered system, which needs to be
cleansed and stimulated into healthy action, take
q dose or two of AYERS PILLS and see how quick
you can be restored for q shilling. ap l7-lw
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OXFORD! OAFOhD! OAFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
THELEADING MUSIC HALL of WASHINGTON.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF TALENT.
Read the names ef the Artists now performing
at this estabiishment. First week Of
MEssRs. COOPER AND FIELDS.
Continued Success Of the following Is:
Miss KATE PENNOYBR,
Miss AGNES SUTHERLAND.
MONS. ANT0NIO,
PRANK DIAMOND,
J. NJ. MORTIMER.
BARRY CARTER.
KATE HANSON.
The MIAC0 BROTHERS.,
Miss SUSIE BROWN,
Mr.. ]. G. FRANKLIN, ,,,
Miss MILE FRANCIS,
Miss VIRGINIA CHA1MI,
Miss MARY FRAZER,
And % other Performers.
MONDAY next. first appearance Of
MILE ANNITTA GALLETTl,
Primeur Dauseuse.
IADIEs MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHDATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours, also cures
Chillbains. Ulcers and all Eruptions OF the Skin.
Sold by all Drug gRiste Z. D. GILMAN,
mar 23.ly $50 Pennsylyan avenue.
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sIorsrAbout the Pur suit Of Boeth.

READING, April 2l.-The Booth chase IN this
region is now positively known TO be futile.
The man said TO have recognized the individ-
ual arrested as BOOM oenies having any
The man arrested at Tamaqua is anybody
but Booth.
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
AsslsrASr QuAlrIlAksflR's OPPIoI.
61feF OF WASHINGTON. No. 134 2. near 2lst st

BlPef OF WLsHIHafos, No. 134 ?. near 2lst st.,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March !, 1865. !
The attention of officers and enlisted men, for
meiy in the service of the United States is called
10 the large amount of personal property stored in
ese Government warehouses connected with this
DEPOT.
The Governm ent requires the space occupied By
said property for the effects OF those now in the
description OF each article should be given
with the name, company, regiment, or othe
Esrks, accompanied by an oath or animation
party. -,
.he ner ersons 90 entitled at his expense.
All of the above mentioned property remain
Ing unclaimed ninety days from this date will be
fois a. pu0As ~3o'oA JAMES NJ MOORE,
NH ,-dtmay Capt ASST Or q. 3. Army.
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD BKAuTIFY the
complexion, use HELNBoLD's HIGHLY CoHoEN
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. One
bettle equals in sire ngth one gallon of the Syrup
or .knn
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an lssay OF Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Alse, ne! and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and Sexual sy,tems-sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToH, Howard Asso-
citation, ? hilad phia, Pa, NH 3l-3m
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HELMBoLDs ExrRACr OF SARSAPARRILLA
cleanses and renovates the instils the viRor
of health into the system, and purges out the hu.
mors that make disease. m25.Gm
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CoIeIrR,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universe
demand, is made from the choceet. materials, is
mild and moujent in its nature Jragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealars ian 2-eOly
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CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
PIxIos follows the use of HELMBoLD's CoNoEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. 1t re-
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions of
10 ok m Am,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C.
Can Be Cred by one who has really cured hmsei
and hundreds of others, and will tell you othing
but the truth. Address, with stamp
EDWARD H. TRAyER,
mar2.Dd WHY Lock Box. Boston, Mass,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOL BIA GARD EN-.

H0L UABIA 9ARDEN.
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
CYhis favorite place Of resort will be opened tor
public reception on MONDAY next, April p, 1850.
general invitation 10 hereby extended, which .
Eiscrirair ating public ill not fail to heed free
Concert will be given at p. m. each day. Vome
one, come all Garden corner 18th street ana
JOSEPH NATHAN, lpro,;.to.s
a22.3t* LOUIS WINDHOLTR,f
GRAND CoMBINATION CoNoERT.
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 24TH, 1865,
AODD FELLOWS HALL, 7.h Street.
WASHINGTON QUINTETTH CLUB.
Messrs. Dawson, Noyes, Hodgson, Tabler & Ball,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF ROBERT BALL,
Assisted by
SIG. STRINI.
M;s. Maa FKretsshmar, P.of CSsnh6sid Ss6sI,
Misc =. Daniel, Harry sherman,
Mrs. Small, B. q. Keyser.
]. p. Franklin,
A choice Programme will be presented, and with
the above ve-mentioned array of Professional and
is promised
and are very kindly loaned by j. +. Ellis. No. 500
Penn. avenue,
Doors open at "a o o'clock p. M, Concert to COM
mence at O'Clock precisely:
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR; for sale at the Mu.
sic stores of Ellis and Metzerott, and at the door,
An
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Nor Few OF OF fHK WORST DISORDERS that
af let mankind arise from ptons OF the bl ood
HELNBoLD's GXTRAcT OF SARSAPARILLA is a rem
edy of the utmost value. m25-6m
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WASHINGTON THEATER.

WASHINGTON THEATER.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL PAIN.
SAM SHARPLEY'S MINSTRELS,
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL path.
THE GREAT BAND OF THE WORLD!
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 2iTH.
ONE WEEK ONLY!
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 24TB.
SEE BILLS OF THE DAY.
Box Office open for
SALE OF TICKETS
SATURDAY MORNING. At 10 until !. and Every
Morning during the Engagement of
sHARPLEY'S MINsTRRLS.
Secure your seats for the opening.
s.s. SANFORD,
ap2U-2t Business Manager.
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTIsTaY.
rIATH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

j would advise all persons having teeth <m
70 extract 70 call At DR.: LEWIEs otce.
Also, cal ard examine the Doctors new and i'm.
proved method of inserting gARTIFIOIALTEETH II.
Afyou the great i'm provement ia his teeth,
you viii kave them ia no other style than this
rev and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
Silver and Rubber Plates at the old price, We
have not advanced tie price on our work since th .
sreat change in gold.
No, 242 Penn'a .venue, between nth and 18th
Ftreets
!snI-jy g.. LEWIB, N D. Dentist.