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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16
LOCATION.

This College located in the beautiful village Of Kings
the best Academic Institution in the country is atesd
BY its of prosperity and patronage It's attractions In
this regard make it at the most desirable location for
those who wish to both the Commercial Academic
Of instruction and thus while the storing
the mind with Scientific, Literary and Classical knowledge
be at the same time practical and
knowledge of Bookkeeping and Business.
Each department 10 under the general supervisor Of the
Principal whose long experience teacher in the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant makes him
emineny qualified TO make this institution take rank with
our first class Commercial Schools
The system of Penmanshp taught here is made speciality
cpa attractive features being egiby beauty and
execution At several State Fairs the Principal has been
awarded the First Premiums many worthy competitors
for best specimens of Business and Ornamental Penmanshp
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business calcua-
tion is also speciality in this Institution Every student
should be able to make egbe record of his daily business
work and give accurate solution OF all problems connected
herewith The improved methods of eluci ation make
these branches of college exercises interesting well
stuctve indeed they really the grand starting points
the student to other departments Of the serner duties Of
practical every Gay life.
DeGci ency in there particulars is acknowledged fact
which tracabe also many of the failures OF business
Well founded in those is passport to Hereon
is reared many modest as well as gigantic fortunes.
Young man, take courage, when for nominal sum you
yourself for the worlds activities and engage intel
ligenty in enterprises that lead straight to fortune
honor An early outfit is Essential to make your
and upward progress and certain and nothing will
give you much self reliance good Commercial Educa-
ton, and this we believe the
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DESIGN.

the deggn Of this Institution that nothing shall enter
into Its composition that is not practical valuable and e
sental for the business man 10 know.
The mnutie and detail Of business will be intelReptly
cauvassed giving to the student knowledge laws Of
trade well The eemmen operations of finance
business.
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Il OR SALE-On favorable terms, the
entire lot of Patterns Tools Machinery owned and used
by the late firm of CASTLE, HOFFMAN Co. in the man
ufacturo and repair of Steam Engines &c. in Ashtabua
Ashtabula, June 18th, 1866. 3t-S59 HIP. CASTLE
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Strawberries AND REr--Oyer three
quarts Of sIxaw berries pour one bottle If
good claFet vine. Add sugar 10 sui. the
taste,
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In every send the and posoce address Of eac
separate subscriber Money by draft posofcc order ex
press ia registered letters may be sent at our risk All
commu nications should be- addressed to
WIGGINS, BRADFORD CO., 4
Post-Ofce Drawer b9l3) 1873 Dearborn Street,
Chicago Ill.
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i OU are hereby notified that Lucinda

4 OU are hereby notified that Lucinda
Micham Administrators OF the estate Of John Mtcharn de-
ceased on me S9th Gay Of May A. d. 1856 hled her petition
and State OF Ohio alleging that the personal estate of said
deceden is insufficient to his debts and the charges
administering his estate that he died Eeized fee simple Of
the following described real estate situate In said eouhy
witt In the township Of Jefferson, township IL ranas g.
being the west part Of the east half farm lot No. &c. said
township, and bounded olows North by the north line
OF said lot east by the line Of land formerly owned by
west by the west line Of land formerly owned by Abel
whsplsy containing twetyeand 45iOO Of land and
being land decided TO John X. Aitcha by Abel Whslp
ley and vile March a. 1854 Also oher piece parcel
of land in said county and adjoining the above described
Of said lot 66 and bounded north BY the noh line of said
lott east by the west line Of land OF Samuel Nygent SOUTH
BY the center Of the highway and west BY line running
parallel with said east line, and far enough west TO contain
Of land aud being the decided TO John
Mtcham by Schuyler Garrison and WIFE, July 22d A. D.
1854 That said John r. heham at the time Of his death
held contract with said John A. Granger dated August
1862 for the purchase Of tho following described piece Of
land situate In the ownhp Of Jefferson AAhtabula County
Ohio in township No H. range g. and being the
east half Of lot No 6 n said township, and bounded noh
BY lot No. 81, east by lot No n, south by lot No. s9 and
west By the west half Of said lot No. contracted James
March, and containing forty acres for which BY the
terms Of said contract the said John Mtcham pay
the OF four hundred and eighty dollars one hundred
dollars q which paid by the said John r. MitchAm
the date Of said contract and that your petitioner paid
the further of hundred and oty-hvs dollars No
yeber 10TH 1865 said Contract since the death OF said
John hehan and that all the taxes thereon have been
paid that your petitioner Lucinda Mitcham widow OF a ID
deeedsn sntited dewer In said premises, that the
other namod defendants his heirs law hold the next
the assignment Of dover to said Lucinda Mtcham in said
three pieces Of land for sale Of all OF said premises sub
contract be first paid out Of said arising from the said
and for the payment Of the debts and charges aforesaid
SAID petuon will be for hearing the 9th day OF July A.
D. 1885, thereafter as counsel can be heard
Ashtsbuia, june l.tA 1850. .
Adniinissrstrix Of John X. N Mteham.
EhkhhAE flfcH, Attorneys Tor Petitioner. s5V
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u All accounts dse the old f WILL of course, require
speedy settlement Those indebted, therefore, will take
heed, 6j9-3t
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L RUIT BASKETS Strawberry bas.
ke for crate packing for sale by the subscriber IN large
small Quantities RICHARD STEVENS.
Ashtabua, June 9, 1866. 2t-S5S
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June 13, 1850.

HSrN--CAME into the inclosure of the
subscriber, about the frst of May SMALL, SPOTTED
HOG which the have BY proving property and
paying charges W. H. LAND0N.
Ashtlbua, June 9th, 1866. 3w-s5S
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Notice.

To Fri s. Mcham, who resides in tho State Of Iowa. and
John A. Granger of New York, and John II.
hitcham Beriah r. hiteham Zaeharah o Mitcham, Obs-
dilh O. Mitcham Doctor l.. Mtcham Adoniah W. Mitch
Ohio
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ESTRAYS Game into the enclosure OF
the subscriber, the morning of the 9th nst year
STEERS AND HEIFERS which the is requested to
prove his ownership to, pay charges and take away
THOMAS WALLACE.
Ashtabula Harbor June 8, 1866. 3ts-s5s
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POSTPONEMENT.
The United States Prize Concert

To have been given at CROsBYs OPERA HOUSE on MON
Day MAY 2sh 1885, will be postponed for thirty five days.
or uhtl MONDAY July 9th 1860 which occasion HALF
a hlLLloN DOLLARS IN PRIZES, will be presented to
ticket holders including
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oNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS INGREENBACKs
K II
L HE postponement is an unavoidable

4 HE poStponement is an unavoidable
necessity mot much in consequence the number
tickets yet unsold the positive necessity there is for
proper registration of those already disposed Of which
been delayed IN consequence Of the negligence and careless
of portion of Agents in making their proper re-
turns We advise all parties wanting tickets send them
without delay as "o have but limited number yet
we wish most particularly to impress upon the mind
agents the Importance of their making their
ana OF rectng Whatever have crept into
reports hel etoore We will to those sending tickets
that they should all be sold at the time their money is re-
ceTed the money will he returned No applications for
Agenc Tor the sale OF tickets will be considered as we have
no more than sufficient tickets for those Agents hayo al
ready appointed Tickets for sale at the principal Hotea
Book and Music Stores in The city and at Office 1888
Dearborn street price 81 each by mail receipt of
price and stamp for return postage Wa invite the partieu
lar attention of persons wishing order tickets By mail to
the following = -
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SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES
WR WILL SEND

Any party procuring club FIVE tick
es and forwarding us tue money for the same, will be al
loMea the following commission. VIZ:
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Tseny LESSONS .'............,.....$ 8 90
Three mos, one lessen per day,.. 10 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-31

THIS CRINOLINE. NOW ON EXHI-
i bition at b. Reeds Hoop Bazaar and Skir
Mandatory No 81 East State street, opposite the
Capitol, has been awarded Gold Medals in different
most durable workmanship and the public at large
have become convinced also, that his Spiral Skir
is the best shaped in the market Its six edged
Clasp is so secured that it is impossible to be re-
moved by the toughest usage. 1t cannot be- dsioint
Cd as is the with those of Eastern manufacture
as it is made all in one spring.
Skirts made to order Of any size or shape, and
particularly invited to call and Ukamine my stoch
before purchaEing elsewhere.
A large variety of French and American Corset
and Supporters kept constantly on hand.
H. REED,
No. 2I East State Street,
novl South side of Capitol Square.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-31
NUMBER IS3s.l-....

that the rate of discount should reach eight
per cent, or that consols should fall to /
eighty-seven. And these are the ultimate
facts which justify and demand caution on I
the part Of every trader. We are going too !.
fast. We are living in a highly oxygenatg'
ed atmosphere, and though the sensation
may be pleasant as long as it lasts. the COM
sumption of fuel is much too rapid, and
must be follOloed by reaction. 1t may be that
warning win be vain, and that wisdom
win, as of old, cry aloud in the streetzgnoD
man regardingG but it cannot be the part Of
still less to flatter with vain hopes those
who are rushing along unthinking Of the
issue. % hrH .rVe lpng ia41l ~ .gYnilaW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-31
NOTICE 0ElNcORP0RATIOM,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be petition presented 10 the Com
the eipcprporatiOn of the town Of Grove Git tn the
Township Of jackson, In Franklin County. Ohio.
nj SAidproposedi incorporation limitiqra acepuatelr
tion on Ole in tie County litOrs 0nlcec taid pro-
posed town being on tho Columbus q Harrisburg
Turnpike seven miles southwest 81 the City Of
Oolnmbus. being apattof survey. is9B 4. i3s2i
December 10th. 1895. dUoablWew3l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-31
FOR SALE.

,rrOUsE AND LOTS SITUATED ON
III, The Johnstown road just in the rear Of the
Lunatic Asylum. For terms inquire Of james g.
janl0dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-31
WHOLESALE CIGAR STORE
.h1i 81 -----iio 30 ba9iIl sdi
The Only Regular Wholesale Cigar
ia9mbuorStOre i'm Columbus. 2allad
NO. sOUTlAl Hight sTREI

NITX, AND COUNTRY DEALERS wlu
" find II TO their advantage 10 examine my stock
NV pricesare LOWER and the quality SUPE-
RIOR to any ever offered In ths'mafket. .,AlIItlo
10 deo4-dl mdw2In uHs 9I8q v8dI .iAlLEVYsg
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-17
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES, FENCING, wHARvEs, &c, AT
QIESBoR0', D. c.
QUARTsRNAsTER GENERALS oPPIoR, !
FIRST DIVISION,

QUARTBRNAsrRR GRSERAL's oPPIoB, !
FIRST DIVISION,
wAsHISaroS, D, c., February 27, 1856. y
by order Of tho Quartermaster General, there
Will be sold on the premises, at public auction,
under the direction Of Captain George 7. Brown
Ing, A. Q. ~, commencing on MONDAY, April
2, 1866, ut 10 o'clock, m, aud continuing from
the same hour each day thereafter, except WED
NESDAY and THURSDAY, April 1 and D, on
which days the Mil aud Water Works will be
sold, until the whole shall have been disposed
Of, the following described public property, to
Wit
Eleven (D oPPICEs, 0rameD 2sxl4O two
stOries,l l6x90, lsx3s, two 2Ox2o ewo stories
l6xls, Kitchen adjoining lOxlt) l2xS2, l5xl6,
two 26x26. and 2sx75.
frame y Seventy four l6xlS, fourteen l2xli,
and one l8xl6, with shed adjoining, Skill.
Ten QO) DWELLINGS, (frameD 2sxjo two
stories, with back buildinsE, l2x32, four lOX
"a, l5x4o, l6x32, l6x2s with wing l6xl7 and two
kitchens adJ joining, 9xl2 and l0xl0) l6x2O with
wing lOXl4,) 24xI with shed adjoining, l6xIO)
Nine (s) MESS HOUSES (trame;) 2sxloe two
stories,) l6XGO with wing lBx2o.l 2sxl+O (two
stories,) 2sxl3o with additions, lOxl2,l 2sxliO,
2sS6o (two stories,) l0x5O, l6xS+, and 2sxiO
Thirty two 1927 STABLES, Crane y Twenty
four 2Sxi32, six 2sx356, Que lexS2, aud one l3x
20 with shed adjoining, l+x6o,l
One Q) HOSPITAL STABLE, QrameO with
1910 lineal feet OF stabling.
One ~ ISSUING STABLE, UrameO with 6,sl2
linsal feet OF stabling.
Twenty (20) BUILDINGS, (frAme,) 2Sx32,
2sx66, lsxs2 lsxSl, l5x6j l0xl6, four l6x50, four
9x22, 9sx4S2, 2Sxl4o 2lk4s, 2sxSOo, 2ox25, and
l7xl7
SHEDDING, 7, 70S Iineal feet.
Thirty-twO (32) WATER TANKS, 3xi6, two
feet deep.
and half feet deep.
Twenty (2O) OUT. HOUSES.
One HAY SHED, ll2xSl2.
One C) GRAIN HOUSE, (frame,) 56x22O.
Three (3) WHARVBs, one 40, lSl square feet,
one II l6a square feet, and one 2 $50 square feet
FENCING, %, $50 liueal feet.
One C) SToRRHOUSE, (frams, b2xl50 feet.
Two (0 BLACKsMITHS' SHOPS, Qrame }
4sxl60, and 6Sxl6o
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, l7xS2.
The buildings will be sold singly, and must
be removed within afteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the ex
pense Of purchasers; but the lumber will, II de.
sired, be delivered by the Government, free Oi
charge for transportation, on the depot wharf
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro' will leave the siKth-stree
wharf every honr during the day Of sale.
For further information apply in person or BY
letter to Captain GEO, T. BROWNING, A. O. NJ.
oIeIbOrO', D. C., or to this office.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Brew. Brig. Den In charge
fe2S.tAP2 First Division, q. 81. 60.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-17

LOCAL ~ h w q,

EXCITEMENT AT THE FAIR.-A consiS
BILE excitement was caused last evsnir, a, ~.
fair being hold at Stewards Hall b. *
Church South, by the entrance o, .',nmbsr ~
soldiers bearing with them .rgs fynitsa state.
ihs rns .rsy Posnoa.n IN IN conspicuous place In
ana .ocn, .oo% an ~ I'D for their admission,
Shortly af,et their sutrauce they requested the
LA va E,,. ~ . poItrsits Of the rebel Generals
sne hebn, which had been allowed By the
bali Il" 30 put up in different parts Of the
Ip me por .rait. were promptly removed BY the
thIs ~ ., and after the soldiers had obtained
dsr,s air avowed object, they retired in an or
tbs manner, taking with them the Gag which
o. had brought II Is to be regretted that the
srliemen who have the fair under their man.
sgemeut should not have had a sufficient re-
spect for the large pumber Of Union people who
have nightly visited the hall, aud spent freely
OF their money, Ito say nothing OF the evidence
Of dtsloyalty which the fact displayed, to keep
from, their view the portraits Of men who arc
mainly notorious for the destruction tbey sought
to bring upon their country.
Nor can we conceive how II Is possible for In
dlNiduals who claim to bo honorable aud high
minded TO thus wRntonly and 1sgrantly insult
oar Union citizens, and at the same time gra.
niously receive and court from them donations
and gifts for their cause On the other hand, wo
nhAll be the last person to approve the course
that was pursued by the soldiers last evening.
~ as Ia alleged insults, directly and Indirectly
had boen offered to soldiers and Union citizens II
was an evidence OF bad breeding, to say nothing
o. disloyalty, on the part Of those who offered
Nevertheless the act committed by the soldiers
was ill-adyised and unwarr' 'ptabls, and we are
glad TO know was not countenanced or In any
way sustained by their officers. Such acts arc
only calculated to cast stigma upon the Union
cause, aud furnish an Offset to the Oyal acts
OF secessionists. ierdndrid Journal
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-17
T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-.
IL TERMAsTRR's STORES.
CHEZ QuARrgRNAsTBR' 0PFIoB,
DEPJT or WAsHTSdToN,

CHIEF QuARTgRNAsTgR' OFFICE,
DEPJT or WAsHISdToN, }
wAsHISaToE, d. c., March s, 1855.
Will DO sold ut public suction, at Lincoln De-
pot, Washington, d. c., under the direction OF
Brevet Colonel g. II. Tompklns, o. n, on TUES.
DAY, March %, 1866, at 10 o'clock a NJ.
large lot Of condemned ouartermaster' q Stores.
consisting Of
Chairs, Desks, Printing Press and Type,
Blankets, Brides, Chaius, Horse aud Wagon
Covers, Harness, Peed Troughs, Halters, Sad
dies, Lines, Wagon Wheels, Hubs, and Bodies,
Drug Mill, Auviis, Fire Bender, Portable forges,
Smiths Bellows, Planes, Saws, Cauldrons, Fire
and Water Hose, Hydrants, Bake Ovens, Plat.
form Scales, Wheelbarrows, $50 lbs. Paints, $50
lbs Lead Pipe, $3.50 lbs. Strap Cast Iron, "a, 800
lbs. Scrap Wrought Iron, 80, 900 lbs. Iron Tire,
1883 lbs. Scrap Leather, new, l.5Sc lb. Rope,
1000 lbs. Scrap Steel, 10 lbs. Zinc, % Ambu-
lanees, Buggy, 2j Carts, 5 slop Carts, is two.
horse Wagons, 10 two.horse spriug Wagons,
four-hOrse Spring Wagons, l26 Wheeling
Army Wagons, IS seaVenger Wagons, Water
Wagon, &o.
The sale will be continued from day to day,
untiltsll the property Ia sold.
The stores must be removed within Ave day
from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. n. RUCKER,
BIT. Maj. Gen. and Chief fQuarternsster,
ms.lT Depot OF Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-17
SALE.

GovERNMENT SALE.
IMPORTANT TO PYROTECHNrsTs, OPTICAL.
lNsToMBNT MAKERS, CoPPERsMITHs, sc.
OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISdToS, D. c., March IL, 1865. !
Will be sold at public auction, under the d.
rection Of Brevet Major L. 3 Norton, Signal
Corps, u s. A. at Office of the Signal onlcer, No.
3s5 Twenty first street, near Y, Washington, d.
G., on Thursday, March %, at 10 a. m. alot Of SER
Viceable Signal Property and Stores, C Jmprising-
5000 sets z In set) Of Countersign Signal
Cartridges, or Pyrotechnic Lights, OfseVen colcrs
or less.
Oewooden Signal Boxes, containing tho above.
AT Signal Pistols (brass and wood aud HO.
sters, for nring the above. mentioned lights.
1856 Copper Csntecns (bolding one gallon each)
aud strsps, weighing without strap about 2IS
pounds, mostly new.
2ll Copper Cantsens, without straps) as above.
ei IivO-gallon Copper Cans, weighing about l2
l,o23 Signal Pistol Holsters, leather.
"a bales Of Lamp wckiug, about 10 pounds to
bale.
barrels Of Turpontine, best quality.
CONDEMNED SIGNAL PROPERTY.
ll6 Telescopes and Straps, various sizes and
Kinds.
Telegraph Telescopes, narge siIo)
ll0 Marine or Blnoeular Fold Glasses.
l26 Marine glass Cases and Straps, Qoather.)
a Pocket COmpasses, brass.
2s6 Canvass Cases and Straps, representing g
about 800 pound Of old canvass
1875 InaiA-rubber Cases, representing about
400 pounds Of old soft rubber.
800 pound Mixed Paper Rags, good quality
muslin.)
80 Copper Canteens and other articles, (repre-
sentinR about 2s8 pounds Of old copper.)
l54 Hzversacks, (representing about 81 pounds
Of old canvass.
100 pairs Scissors and Gloho Lanterns.
90 pairs Pliers aud gross Wind Matches.
II Lance heads (dr Kniyes) with leather
Sheathes.
IA Pivs-gallon Copper Cans, (weighing l2
pounds each.
spigots and one Tailor's Pressing iron, or
Goose.
I Patent Swinging Lanterns and Poles.
4Plexibles, or Drop -Gaslights.
T Sale will be continued day by dSy until all
the property Is sold.
Five days allowed for removal Of purchases
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
By order Of Colonel b. =. Fisher, Chief Signal
0foer, U. S. L. b. NORTON,
inhl2-lOt Brevet Major and signal ohaeer.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-17
oFTIoEs:
5lI AND 2Is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nOy2i
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS.
IN PORTATlON COMPANY.

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IN PORTATlON COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared TO doa
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION
BUSINESS
To and from New York, Phiiadelphia, BAlti.
more, wa.hiagton, Aisxapdria, Eeh-
mont, Petersburg, Norfolk, h5neh-
burg, Charlottesville, winehss.
ter, Harrisonburg, stAunton,
Lexington, salem, and
Bristol, In virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; weldon, Goldsbore',
Wilmington, New Berne, Raleigh,
Greensboro. Salisbury, and
Charlotte, NC. and
All Stations the Orange and Alexandra, Viz.
gnia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
nond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
Atlantic and North Carolins,
Raleigh and oaston, and
North Carolina Central
Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
Of the Company will be extended to other States,
Of which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges Is based upoP fair busi-
ness principles, yielding a reasonable profit TO
the Company, without being oppressive to the
public. Upon this basis 1t confidently presents
Its claims for a fair share Of patronage, relying
upon its large capital aud the character Of its
officers and agents for that public confidence
essential to success. A. CHAPMAN,
dels-ly Agent,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-17

GRovER's THEAT TIRE.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAMATIC EVENT.
Engagement for Most Positively
PIvE NIGHTS ONLY,
And at an expense unprecedented by any Amuse-
mont Enterprise ever attempted In wash
ington, with the great
KBAS COMBINATION,
MRAND MRS. CHARLES KHAN,
And the wsll-known London Celebrities,
Mk J. ?. CATHCART.
Mr. GBo. EVERETT,
AND
MISS Z. CHAPLAIN.
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1865,
HENRY VIII. and THE JEALOUS WIFE.
TUESDAY,
NERO HAHT OF VENICE.
WEDNESDAY,
LOUIS XII.
THURSDAY,
II A N L d t.
FRIDAY,
BBHgPIr OF NH. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAH
Tho performance on which occasion will b,
announced In due season.
| The Enormous Expense entailed by this Extra
| ordinary Engagement necessitates the atoption,
| during Its continuance, OF the following
SCALE OF PRICES,
| with NO Extra Charge for Securing seats II
Advance:
Gallery. 80 OTIS. Parquet Circle. vi OK
Dress Circle. 81 90 " Orchestra Chairs. 2 OF
Private Boxes, holding six persons, sl2
The Directors submit these prices for Admis'
sion as th- very lowest consistent with the i'm
portauss Of the engagement, and the great peeu
niRry outlay Involved, and rely with confidence
upon the Patrons OF the Drama In Washington
to sustain them In their aequissesnoe In the pop
ular demand for the presentation Of these 0rea
Artistes In this city.
Seats may now be secured for either OF tn,
nights announced without extra charge.
mhl6.2t