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] sMatN f5ly l THE FACTS! ApyEEg.sanEsE FITS !sslsA AE'rHspr ,g!| ,Hggnsgs gs. P THE 0NLY ONE TO RELY ON,
 We shall wait no Longer, i We shail wait no Longer!
 We thought tss vail sntl. she ls.ssf gsa F 1 uary before We ."
 BROKE DOWN PRICES, r. e r ..o:s .sa sutoarlasSeE T.IW ~Is roo LARGErsa 50 DOWN 60 THE PRICES, s. So DOWN CT co 4 HE E PRICES !. GREAT BARGAINS 8zTN 4aal 44&A .s tAs k, Fer he next 30 days at the ARCADE DRYGOODs STORE
 We offer our ENrikE s rooK! of Goods at a heavy reduction from last weeks DRESS GOODS. ''''s''s's~ ,'''S f4 f@ MERrsos, ,A4 s.gs,syiG > 4st *ss ssv~> sg.EMPREss CLOTHS. PRINTS AND DoMEsTICs of all ads ,a ,i BEST DELAINs at only 2s cts.,
 c'oaks and Goaking coths, cassin,eres . and sas;net, he . stoch is eommp,et. Plain and Plaid F7annels. s'fA@ps 7s Wools" Blankets, Wrappers and D,aser.. ''iIlA Bdlmorals. .seheap; Hoop Skirts, Tamkes Notions, dc 7dc, efs. Particular attention is called to our stock of FURs ofali kinks for Ladies and Children. 7 Breakfast capes, sontags, Hoods d.AS' ' ~
 Sasias and scarfs Mittsns
 and Gloves, &c., &s,, &c. Marked Down - For the great clearing ont sale beforeinvsntory.
 @iF sts3@4aaaH Fls saaE& s1s
 EJ5FEg7g3 fTr REMNANTS !! REMNANTS ! :!
 IaADRE8 &Y7TlFJ4 The acsum Hated femnants of a years busi- ness we offer at prices that viii make quick sales. tIaH 2 aIIAy 14xTHg
 COME AND SEE Us, fsrwe mean wbat we say say. 7 shall let the goods slide regardless of the cost. This is Hem,pphati eally clearing out sale.
 sj~ss asl RrsA fsg< aa. sais.ad fcA satoSa .,...ass s.a ssa- ?; E';aT. I. TURNER. Waterbury, Conn. Dec 9th. 1865. s5 2 {. < < .z.,.a.a..A...1..
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. Whiskers. Wh'skers !!

mo yoa want Whiskers or Mustaches Our O Grecian Compound will force them to Rrow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair oh 6ald heads, in Six Weeks. Price $l co. Sent by mail anywhere. closely sealed. on receipt of price.
 Address WARNER & co.
 1eyl Brooklyn, New York
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AGENTS WANTED1 EVERYWHERE

Long lettsEs are unnecessary. Have the ing different articles from those drawni men uon the style desired We prefer letters to be addfessed to our Box, sS0e, Post Office, for gfeater Safety. ir3 ns9Ifs91 Ei4aass s& asa9E fS 1Ea es acis sssa1 .yzsiffsge; saoHss 5}ess 1U 0fdas for Sealed Envelopes must in
 tho name of the person sending, the Town, County. and State plainly written.
 Letters should be addressed to tn sManager [ n 1OlloWs.acsaR bssss9sng asfFfa u q
 tsaas hns siss sofSTUARTs& MAXWELL.
 E telemsz 5bx ss0e Tot ono, Nov Esek. r1svE Send for our Circular. - = s"'
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
 TUNHE subscribers offer for sale the Farm be- II longing to the Estate of Electa and Sally contains about 176 acres and is situated about 24 miles Northwest of Goshen Center, the buildings are nearly new, the House is we'll calculated for two families, said farm is we'll watered and divided into meadow, pasture and blow land. it also contains several hun. dred cords of Wood, and near market. Any one wishing to purchase good farm, pleasant. ly situated. near to school. &c.,. will do we'll to call and examine said farm. For furthe. particulars enquire on the premises of
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.o3y yAIgssD AT j
Hs7oo.oOo.

| DESTINATIONS are made in the following nanner: ''' ~+ e''1 # CzRrIr1cArEs naming each article and its val ue are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are we'll mixed. One of these envelopes containing the Certificate or order, fer some Article. will be delivered at oul ofice,, or sent by mail to any address, without regard to choice. on re- eeipt of 26 cents. r g.
 On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see, what article 1t draws and its value, and can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the article named, or can choose any other one article on our list of the same valIe. i sfT Purchasers of our sHALRD INvxLoPks, may in this manner, obtain an article worth from One to Five Hundred Dollars. ss - ..tt.
 .-.5. ....x,s5s -s ,. FOR ONE DOLLAR. .4.'' i.
 srysssi ss &EgT& .EFI E-sA sfE-CF 'zts 2 lta which they need not pay until it is known what Is drawn and it's value
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$20o co to 46O %

10 Elegant hOEeWOOQ Fl"
 amos, worth from $200 co to 46O
 Is Elegant Melodeons si
 Rosewood Cases, ..... l75 co to 250
 76 Fine Oil Paintings 30 co to 100 150 Fine Steel Engravings,. % % to 30 {
 50 Music Boxes,. 25 0Oto 40t 2 i50 Revolving Patent" Cas- -'A-s 'ss sas-
 tors, Silver, ........ 200O to 40 (
 50 silver Fruit and Cake $ cit Bssksts, ............... 20 % to s5 400 Setaof Tea and Table = ..ss gr,er Spoons s.............. 20 % to 40 'S 150' Gold Hunting Case S -' '''
 Watches. varTan.ed,. .. 50 % to lso 200 Dismond Rings, Cluster 4slV ,zsw8l l& Single stone, ........ 7s % to 25o l76 Gold Watches, ... 8S % to l50 l 800 Ladies' do .......... 60 % to 1o0'l .ss5o0 Silver Wa.ehss, <. .l 20 % to 76i' 2,000 Vest and Neck Chsins,. 10 00to 80 l,200 Pairs of Ear Rings, new 2,ooo Gold Pencils snd Tooth
 a Picts, s.f:...:. 2 7sto 10 8,0oO Rssf Onyx end Amethist ~ r-a
 Breaches, ..........., 4OOto 10, 1000 Lava and Florentine al,'I srs a,ooo sls.sas' Ms:sais Pins, . 4oo % to to g :. 5000 Fine Gold Watch Keys,
 new pattern, .... ...s5850 to 6 A,O00 Children's Armlets,. 2 50 to 8 3,0OO Sets of Bosofn Studs, 160 to 6 S.00OEnameled Sleeve Buttons 2 75lto 10 5000 Plain Gold and Chased
 4.ooo ' Stone sst of Seal Hinge, aSO 50 to to 10 ,O00I0ckets of all sizes. =. 2sO to g. l6. 600 Sets of Ladies, Jewelry 800 to 20 4,00O Watch Chains, each. ... 8 50 to s 5000 Gold Pens, Silver Ex.
 .Gasssand Pencils. ..... 4ooto 6
 Pins. ................. 800 to 20 5000 Ladies new style Belt
 Buckles. ..a.. .as 400 to 6l 5000 Chatelain Guard Chains 6 % to 20 1000 Gold Thimbles,. s co to 2 3000 Set Ladies Jet and Gold 10 % to 25 10000 Gold Crosses, ....... Soto 6 5000 Chased Bracelets. ... v 100 to Is 1000 Oval Band Bracelets, % to 20 5000 Bell Far Drops, all colors 8 O0tog s 4,000 Fine Gold Pens, ....... 200 to 2 5000 New Style Gold and Jet -"
 Esrdrops, ,'..6. ...... :. s00to 2 ETA chance to obtain any of the above tieles for one dollar by purchasing sealed , sseaopa for 26 cts.ax s.sis9s s4 4siYss5s q s5iss @ Five sealedenyelopes will be sent for { Eleven for $2;u Thirty. for $6;s ,Sixt, five $1U One Hundred for $l5.
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Neru Aouertise,,,e,,ts.
: < DONATION VISIT.
oO01aen

fEHE Union Electors of the Town of Goshen .4 ere requested to meet at the Town Room, 'e6 6asurday. Jan. 97th, at two o clock, P. M. 70 appoint delegates to the several Con ventions tud 10 any other proper business. l .J.- Per order Town Committee.
 0oshea, Jan. 2sd, I086.s r..ysa tsa.I
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U.jS.7-30 TreasuryMo

% FIRST NATIONAL BANK. s4. vHNH1S Bank is prepared to furnished UNI ' TED STATES. SEvEN-THIRTY TREAS URY NOTES at par, to all desiring 70 invest h this pop ular security.
 v H. R. corr. Cashier. Litchfeld, March .eth, 1665. aizras $, ga
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-a.dglzLISTs OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Without regard to value, and not to be paid for until you know what you will receive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

Mnssnss JAQpRT. STERLING q cos,,.. 4VSmoss 'g a 1Ss Bsoadway, New xetk
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] MAT r. DG3dkaE EE IT ' TcsG SBrMs
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

The full reports of the Amslcan Institut Farmers Club, and the various Agricultura Reports, in each number are richly worth years subscription. 7 -5' f~
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CARNAGE

We are determined to make clean sweep of all our Winter Goods between now and inven- tory time, so have commenced early to mark our stock f5! Ha.'f5'' G- f.l a ..i e Dos .r 9
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09

Tue CANAL IpRoynnsr. - Yesterday
morning the BIDS fer removing the deposits tsksn
from the canal between Maryland svesss and Tib.r
creek to the low grounds west Of New Jersey ave.
nue. were opened at the once Of the Canal Board.
The bids were as follows; Hugh Mcainnis, rsmoz.
Ing the deposits Il cents per yard or horse. cart
and driver at % per day, and laborsr At 81 so d.
Murphy, 12i cents per yard, A. Gleason, Il cent.
per yatdi WIN. Barnes, 81 rs for horse, cart, and
driver, and $l.4S for hands, o. W. swsggart, 2s
cents per yard or horse, cart, and driver, 81 25;
Jeremiah Costello, IA cents per yard Peter Nc.
Nsmara, 20 cents per yard VIM. whnieu, 10 oents
per yard Dennis Murphy, lOl cents per yard;
Samuel Gregg IL cents per yard, or to superintend
the work at 90 per day, furnish horse, cart, and
driver at $3.50, and l.5O for laborers. Mr. Dennis
Murphy being the lowest bidder, the contract was
awarded 10 him. ..
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CENTENARY SABBATH School Matters
AT the meeting held last evening in the Foundry
church six churches were represented, viz: DUN
barton Street, Georgetown Union, Foundry, Yves
Icy, McKendree and HAmline.
Rev. DR.. Edwards presided, and Rev. W. 8.
Fort was appointed secretary.
After devotional exercises conducted by the
chair, the object Of the meeting was stated BY the
Rev. D. Peyton Brown to DO to determine at what
period of the present centenary year 1t would be
best to make the Sabbath School centenary collsc-
tons so as not to embArasS the missionary or other
benevolent offerings.
After free interchange Of opinion, It was re-
solved unanimously TO adopt the months of ssptsm.
ber and October for centenary contributions eIclu.
siyely.
Another resolution requests each preacher In
charge to cause history Of the origin and progress
Of his Sabbath School to be prepared for publca-
ton.
The first Monday evening In each month was
designated for supsrntsndsnts to meet In one Of
the Foundry clAss-rOOms 10 confer on centenary
Sabbath School matters,
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Tho Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURr - Judge DIN. Barbour
and semmss against Patrick Brennan. Judgment
confessed.
Richard II. Hyatt against Susan B. Sheriff.
Judgment confessed for st3S0s, with interest from
May ], 1866.
John W. sommsrs against John Rainey and
Frank Harris. Motion that penalty of rspleyin
bond be increased.
Nelson s. Easton against Erwin J. Comstock and
Joseph L. Savage. New trial refused, and an ap-
peal taken.
Richard Bowman against William Parker. Order
to amend petition.
James Montgomery against Joseph G. Willard
Motion for new trial
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The abstract reports of the schools In the First
and Fourth districts will be prepared in few days.
Mr., Woodward presented the application Of Miss
Bling of New York, for position as teacher, Re-
fsrrod to the cApmittee on tho Examination Of
Candidates.
The Secretary laid before the Board a cOmmuni.
cation from Robert +. Leaman, presenting to the
Board series Of McGuffey's new Eclectic Readers,
and asking that they be adopted in the schools
Referred to the Committee on Text Books.
He also presented the resignation Of Miss Lstitia
D. Allen, as teacher In the First district. Ac-
cspted.
Communication from Mrs. s. Edelin,, Offering
to dispose Of lot for school purposes was referred
to the sub.bOard Of the Fourth district.
Mr. Wilson presented a communication from
Msssrs. Bryant, stratton, Church d Co., Offering
rewards for the greatest improvement In writing In
u, schools,
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS ORPHAN HoAE will commence 10 holda Fair 10
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds OF
which to be devoted to the support aud maintenance
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Zach State and Territory Ia to be represented by ia
BILE and the Ladies' Intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear ersditabs contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Finh streets every Tuesday, at II w., until the
opening OF the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS Of 60 opera
ting 10 the objects Of the association cordially in
yited to attend. AplO.td
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sheep Growers Co

sheep Growers Convsotion-Prisoner shot.
ROCHESTER,, May s-Thsre was large attend
sncs at the sheep and wool growers exhibition at
the county fair grounds to day. The weather wa,
fair and the display Of sheep was good.
prisoner In the county jail named Hspse, con.
fined for passing counterfeit money and also under
an indictment for murder. was shot BY the turnkey
while attempting to escape. lie died in two hours
after being shot.
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New YoRK, May s.-FlOur advanced l5a2o conts;
sales is, 900 barrels State $7oos975; Ohio So 80
a$lS.25; Southern $40. 4Oal6.25. Wheat advanced
2a4 cents; sales 40, 900 bushels; Chicago spring
$3.50; Milwaukee Club sl.72i new Milwaukee 81. 90
n2.o5. Corn declined cent sales 80, 900 bushels
Beef firm. Pork heavy sales Of 100, 500 bbls. Of
mess at $29. 62ia3O. Lard quiet at lsis22t cents
Cotton quiet at 34aS5 cents. Sugar dull Naval
Stores firm. Petroleum firm. Freights dull. Gold
100
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Fsher-(Ed. G.
Darlington, ESQ, District Attorney, prosecuting.)
Yesterday morning the case of Lewis Watson,
indicted for the murder Of Benjamin White on the
10th OrOctober last in the Seventh ward, was COM
menced. From the evidence It appeared that White
was employed by Watson. A difficulty occurred
between them, when Watson struck White with
spade, which caused his death. Messrs. Bradley
and Norris for defence.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-At noon yesterday
the bids for the construction Of two.foot barrel
sewer In street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west, wero opened at the Mayors Office.
The contract was awarded to Richard Robey Co.,
their bid being IS per foot for tho sewer and $22
for manhole
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New York Cattle Market.

New YoRK, May s.-Bsef lower at IL III cents.
Receipts, 5000 head. Sheep, Irregular at 4al0 cents
Receipts, IA, 900 head. Swine, drmer, at I0iaIl!.
Receipts 7, 900 head
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New YoRk, May s.-Tho health officers report
since the last return shows three new cases and
three deaths from cholera. Sixty five oonvalescent
parties have been transferred from the hospital
ship to the Saratoga, leaving only forty.seven in
the hospital The total number of deaths BY cholera
Is City.
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NatiouaI grpnblitau.
Loo AL AFFAIRS.

oAnbArh oohooh JUBILEE ON MON
"a, committee Of arrnngemsnts met
e,en'ns ~ 'he haii oil the Young Mems ohrs,
aa a.0o,auon, on seventh street. and 50 mr COM
pe'.u 'nsn plane that We are enabled, By author
~, snhounce 70 our numerous reades the iol'
np'efesnns paruouiars'
Inc marsnaiin-chisf y oenerh v. y. Howard,
VINO w'h wear white ro'ette' with blue strsamer.
Hos 70 tne Marshal n oaptan ketchum and
NV ".' himoan' VINO van "ean"n'e rossttes,
WIN reg sueamerr' ......- -.
=, nsns.ah, Ms''nat-Aiaerman geo f'euliok' 3.
oyoi n Dunoan' snu 'onn w. 'udd' rcd
ioss"s,' WIN Que Wh.e ana one blue streamer.
""A'' " sOuoo''' olue ro'e'tes' plain
nourh 10 Ihs shInsoNIAs.
n p'.Iio', mt. w. ~ duiick, Marshall
ueu io,e.e l-Dano WI report 70 marshal, nfront
nas' m%ning'on Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Oh eoa'n oarohna avenue and Fourth street
east AZ hatpsst eight a. M TO which spot the
following schools will resort; Waugh Chapel, Navy
iHd baptist Navy-fsrd Methodist Protestant,
ana oap,tolHin Presbyterian, leaving there pre-
eney @or psiore nine m, and proceeding BY
virginia avenue and Seventh street to Smithsonian
GROUNDS. 900,
"e''ern o'stro' mr. o. " ooyd, marshai, (red
rose'teo-band report 10 marshal at half'past
e,sns O'Clock .. M on pennsylvania avenue and
i"enue'h s'reet'' Wn'eh spot Union ohaPel and
me ioung mens Vnrnuan Association school viii
Presbyterinu will proceed by vav Of pepnsvivani.
avenue TO Fourteenth street and New York sv.nus.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09

SAVANNAH, May 8.-The United States district
court for the southern district Of Georgia opened
to-day. Judge Erskine presiding. Tho court adj
journed till Thursday, whom the Of
the test oath will be argued. Among the leading
representatives Of the Georgia bar present was EI
Governor Brown.
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@ l. OF HI IN @.
STRANGE METAMoRPHOsE.

C,TD , Mn, NII,r ,N,nnnIInC,,
= '' ioH'
Sure dsot's me wife; and ser she me dear Teddy
Yer the Joy OF me life and love yer already;
But much harder love you from yer head to yer toes
sIoths. :, '''' u ''' s'' sums no"
So whit down the sthrate Just to hunt up sthore
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore!
For new elothesl IN frettng, Tim, where shall GOT"
"why rHE BEST ysr'n be getting at Smith Brothers
Co."
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CHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,


" DgPARrNEsr or VIRGINIA.
RIcHHoED, Va, May q 1866.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
the 10Th instant At l2 M for furnishing the United
States Government with the following supplies, viz;
CLASS Ii, OOo CORDS MERoHANTABLE HARD
WOOD.
CLASS 40, 900 bushels OATS, in sacks.
400 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY, baled.
GLASS SO tons clean RYE or WHEAT STRAW,
baled.
CLASS 4-STATIoNBRY, In such quantities as may
be required, including LETTER, FooLsCAP, FOLIO
POST, NOTE, BLorTING, and ENVELOPE PAPER,
ENVELOPES, various siIes) MEMORANDUM, O. L. and
Squire BLANK BOOKS, INK, (ArnOld's FluidO and
INK POWDER, WATERS, SEALING WAX, QUlLLs,
STEEL PENS, LEAD PENCILS, oPFICE TAPE,
BRAsERs. and PAPER.PoLDBRs, all to be Of good
quality.
Proposals will be made for each class separately and
must degnAe the articles In each eASs proposed TO be
furnished,
The wood hay, and straw viii be subject to Inspee-
ton delivery Samples 81 the oats and tho articles
in Glass must ACCOMPANY the proposals.
All supplies DO delivered to the United States Quar-
termAsters At Richmond and Fort Monroe they may
be required free Of expense TO the Government to be
paid for on delivery, As soon thereafter funds may
be received.
The United States reserve tae right to reject any or all
proposals which may be deemed ineOm Atble with the
Interests Of the Goyernme
WILLIAM l. JAMES,
Breyet BrgAdier General and Chief O. NJ,
my7-d Department Of Virginia
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Hone't oonvietion Is my courage the Consulate
- my guide; and "a is people 10 my JaiiA-As-
DREw JOHNSON.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
CAVALRY DEPOT, oIEsBoRo, DC.


ouARrERnAsrRR GENHRAL's 0YPfcn,
FIRST DIvIsIos, J
wAsEIsoTos, O., April IL, 1893
By order Of the QuarermAstsr General thsre VIII be
sold on the premises At public auction under the a.
rsetion OF Captain George T. Browning, A. O. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1865 at II o'clock m the fol-
lowing described public property, 70 wit,
ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FRKD MILL,
frame, with Massive granite foundaons 70 by sofeet
with COAL hay, and engine houses attached ali con,
srueted Of the very best material and In the most sub.
st.ntal msansr
Also, Al the same time and place, the machinery and
go oNk ~ ENGINE, OF 100 HORSE POWER,
twenty -four (2 inches stroke set upon heavy cast
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A M q . n M n N II . .

Am q . n NJ n rs.
lGRoyER,s TIL EATRE.
~ ohsah'yivsais -,shss nsr yni.rds' Hotel ri
LroNkRp oRovszA oo......n...... prnxcroRs
l'osAsD ss'yss' .a,sl .goy moo sras
,o,r, I,s': m:;s :, u: ,sssys,s. IN.
oreh.strs ch.ifsy.. rs si.
Pa1s.. Sc... 4. e r.:
twenty az. oost. extra viii ). CHARGED ici ~
In advance IN orohs.ra Chairs si,hsr Circle
fths engagement q %. esl.brslsd V ,..aH
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE I.u. OIL.
.ThE WONDERFUL YOUTHFUL ARTISTS
no hsre Tor the past sx years become the
RECOGNIZED IDEALS or ARTISTIC GRACE,
BEAUTY, AND CULTIVATED TALENT, J. -
DESIRABLE AND rNPoRrAsr lpprrross "n
Grand production with new and msgnissent scenery,
ssl trss.iUr~sso.s bg K.lIs =. sntsss. and @.s
s1peGGs,s gToPsrt ,.;, " 81 ,o.,sr .sd Tho h
Of the Eaehsntins opsr.iie, sp.stseuisI FAIRY Ro-
nance In Three Ae, c,,sS,,,,,,
rHs FAIRY AND rax TirrLE GLASS SLIPPER,
SR1cEruL BALLET, %. ~ r
..r D." ~ ooMi6 PAsToxIMk
GRAND MATINEE OF cIsDtRALLA ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON : = 49, ;.
AT rs GENTS ADMISSION. % mye.u
METZERoTT HALL.
WEDNESDAY, EyENIso, NAT 0. 1893,
(Lsts Captain and A. PC. J
.. wiLL AVA ~ :"
soIRBE MUSICAL,
puff Asaisrnp BIT
MADAME BLANCHARD,
--. The kminent soprano.
MISS hEDA AND MASTER CARLISLE BLANCHARD,
aged seven and twelve years
. Nh. N. @. SHERMAN, Pianist,
Mr. RUDOLPH HOLLUB, Baritone.
one Dollar
Secured Seats 80 cents extra.
To be had at Mstisrott's husis Store
Door, open at VI TO eommenes ats my7-a.
n ID DE- Il l. Low HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
TIE GREAT WONDERS OF NATURE
THE CAROLINA TWINS
VIII commence their sntsrtainm III wsshington on
MONDAY EVENING, NAY
For particulars see programmes Admission IS cents
Reserved seats, at night 80 cents. Open from 10 d m
to 9 p. m, and from Ito 10 at night. Msy5.u
FIN DIAL.
T Y COO E A co.
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Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Ksntuoky.
Hon, THOMAS N. sTILWRLL, Of Indians.
Hon. W. A. BURLRIGH, Of Daootah.
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CHIER ogARTERHAsrHn q oryfcr,
DEPOT OF WAsHsaroE,
wAsAsoIoS, D. @, April 10. 1880
VIII be sold al suction, under the direction Of Captain
D. O. Thomas military storekseper At elothinR depot
ArmOry sqeare, this city, on MONDAY, Nay H. iSes,
at 10 o'clock, a. m,
II, 900 Spades, new;
$500 rthsndl'd and 500 long handled shov.ls,
% siblsy Tents, worn.
These spades and shoyels from the best manufAs
tuIeru, and many Of them are In original packages
Tents will be sold snglyi spades and shovsls In lots
Of twelve, with the privilege OF twelve doIen Five
days are allowed purchasers TO remove their goods
Terms! Cash, In Government funds
d. u. RUCKBR,
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1Nl MAY o, lS66.-Sealsd proposals will be received
~ tbs ONCE until ~ ool, ok M, on THURSDAY, May
lIth, instant for the building Of two.foOt barrel
sewer, inside diameter,) wall to be four inches In
thickness, or one brick In thickness in the alley in
reservation No Q eleven, to connect with the sewer in
May 5, 1855.
Bidders will state the price per lineAl foot for the
sewer, which shall include all excavations &o, 40 !
the construction Of the work.
The right to decline any all proposals. should II be
deemed advisable, isTeSeryed,
Specifications can be at the once Of the Com.
missoners Of Improvements every day from 10 a. ~ 10
m any time by calling on the Con missioner Of
the Fifth ward.
None but practical mechanics need bid.
B.k BARNks,
Commissioner Fifth Ward,
WV. BIRTH,
CnAB, LAMB,
pys-sOid Assistant conniIsioasrI,