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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
Found.

Found.
A POCKET BOOK ccntafnug a sum of money, was
n found in the cars The Central Chic X. r.. Octo-
Der 25th The owner Can have tile by proving pro-
rel II and paying charges.
wM. D. TERRY, Ticket Ag'tc. ORR
W.
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND STEAMBOAT
AlnOEK - =
ALFRED OALDwELIo

TERMS OF S.iLE--Ono fourth cash, baanc in tDrsc
equal payments at lOui eight aud twelve months with
Interest, secured by negotiable notes and approved en-
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prefer, loo, TO eschew Poetry altogether when she
parts company with ProPrietY, because, then We
could not have Modesty by our side 10 listen to her
out pounngS, or ask Innocence TO sympathiSe with
us in her communingS. When her conceptions
false blush, or the lemotest Indication Of one,
on the cheek that we never desire to see glow
with other than holy and healthful agitation; or
her expressions startle the ibIes which reach 10 the
cita,ial where we would have native Purity to sit
enShTined andSmmaculate-
'.Chaste as the icicIe
That's eurdled BY the frost Ul Pu'est SHOWS
And hangs on Didn's temps''-
we have done with her, and bandoned her to the
centious of the sex, and the Strong minded
OF the ether; to whose less iaStidiouS and haIler
constitution she may prove mcre acceptable,
and less dangerous teacher and associate.-
W. b. b.
MODERN DrsCovEKT.-W1thin the last twenty
five years, all the principal features of the geogra
ply of our own vast interior regions have been
accurately determined; the great fields oil Central
Asia have been traverSed IN various directions,
from BOkhaIa and The OxuS To the Chinese Walls
the half known I.yerSystems of South America
have been explored aud surveyed; tie Try conti-
nent around tue Southern Pole has been discover
ed; the Northwestern Passage, the IsGlSiatuuS OF
yearly two centuries is at last fOunc; the Dead Sea
IS stripped of lis fabulous terrurS; the course OF Tue
Ntgar IS no longer myth, and The sublime SecT1t
Of the Nile is almost wIestsd from his Keeping
two thousand years, have been beheId by Cau-
caSSIan eye; an English steamer has ascend. d the
ChalLla to the frontiers OF the great Kingdom of
utnou; Lelchattlt aiid Stuart have penetrated the
wilderness otAuStralia; the Rus ianS have deScen-
ed from lrkoutSk 10 the mouth of The AmOOr; the
antquated walls of Chinese prejudice have been
cracked, and are fast tum5ling dOwG, and the
canvas screens which surround Japan have been
cut by the SIa:p edge OF American enterprise
Such are the principal results Of modern explOTa-
ton. What quarter of ceulury SINCE the form Of
the earth and the boundaries OF lis land and wafer
were Gnown, Can exhibit such list OF achieve
mentS.
WHERE is THE MoNEv COMING FRoM!-'The Eng
lisl. well as the French. begin to seriously feel
the cost.of war. The London Morning Chronicle
of Oct. ~. remarks:
A vague feeling of uneasiness as 10 the duration
and expense Of the war is beginning 10 exercise u
powerful influence. The expenses it has been
seen, ate gradually increasing, and the amount If
tin Is infinitely below tile requirements Of The
Exchequer for tue multitudinous purposes of the
war. Even with the loans already contracted Il e
not equal to the heavy expenditure which is going
ldent, cannot I've carried on for anv given amount,
however libeTal NAY be the limit; and whatever
may be the wealth Of the natIon. and its power Of
providing fer those expenses, it is certain Ihatthe
arrangements which the war produces in money,
aud in all branches OF trade, must sooner or later
De felt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

WuEELING Oct. Sih, 6j.
Ih's Is 10 certify that have examined Spcctaccs
SHOWN by u Solomon aud have also used pair present
Gu oy NM lind them superior, ant with pleasue
Recommend them 10 all those equring tile aid Vi glasses.
OCu A. p. WHEELER, NJ y.
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w ANTED-Blaek and yelEow nu siaTd seed. = :
w ALEX. TURNRR,
ES+ MclodeOn buildings, Main ST.
RAnIta 70 TrleoPhe.VUs or IIe hUlT, lust reed BY
. j. b. VOWEL,
oetS 81 Monroe street !
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
M3lIe- Taresa Parodi.

A SISTED By Madame AMELIA PATTI SrRA-
IA KoSCH, the distinguished OIlTa Alto, SisnOr LE-
oNARDl, the eminent Burtor, under tho direction Of
MAURICE STRIK0SCI, the celebrated PiaHst, will
give one OF eT grand concerts heefns, evening
between tie 10Th aud 18th inst, of which due notice viii
b ri
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we have done with her, and bandonel her to the
licentious of the one SEX and the strong minded
OF the ether; to whose less astidious and harder
constitution she may prove a mcre acceptable,
and less dangerous teacher and associate
W. B. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
California News.

The steamer Northern Light arrived at New
York on Sunday morning, bringing California
dates to the goth Of October, but no specie.
By this arrival we learn that all WAS quiet
on the Isthmus. Walker and Chamos's party
had agreed upon terms Of peace, and Rivas
was appointed President, Walker having de-
clined the honor. lie had. however, been ap-
pointed commander in-chief of the Nicara-
guam forces. Parker Fl. French, formerly of
the Sacramento Tribune, had been appointed
commissary of war. The people OF Nicaragua
appear to be pleased with tho new state of
affairs, AID no more trouble was apprehended
Col. Kinney remained at Grsytown, and w al
ker was reported to be disposed to drive him
out Of the country.
on the Goth ult. for Panama had $4,000, 900 in
gold.
The California news is unimportant. The
Sierra Nevada, from San Juan, which arrived
at San Francisco on the 9th, lost As passengers
by cholera, three of whom were cabin passen-
gers.
Indian troubles in Oregon continue to as
sumo serious aspect. Major Hallet and his
forces had been surrounded by the Indians at
point above Daiies, without food or water
for forty eight hours, and Lieut.. Day and $50
men had been sent to their relief.
The steamer Golden Gate arrived at San
Francisco on the 18th. The Cortes had not
arrived on the Goth.
The U. S. steamer John Hancock had ar
rived at San Francisco from Petropolowski,
bringing news that the Russians were in great
force on sea and land, at the Amoor, and anx-
ious to meet the allied feet who were proba-
bly, in the Gulf Of Tartary. The British
steamer Baracenta, had been at Ayan and
found the place deserted, but discovered an
amount of secretcd goods, belonging to the
Russian fur Company, which were seized The
| steamer then went to Petropolowski and en-
tered that port with the American Gag flying,
fired into the town and then left. When off
Elizabeth island she encountered q Bremen
brig with 140 Russian officers and soldiers,
which she captured and carried to Hong Kong.
Seven clipper vessels had arrived at San
| Francisco from the Atlantic ports. Their car
goes were really sold and business had con-
siderably improved and most eastern msrchan-
| disc had been paying fair profits.
Domestic -four was selling at 50 50asIO.
Wheat 81 75aS3 Is. Clear pork S42; mess
| S3S so.
The balance of the treasure 1850, OOO) sunk
| in the Yankee Blade has been recovered
Five hundred men, under Capt Foy. of
Sacramento, had left there to join the Walker
| fllibusters
On the 9Th ult. the Indians on the Royne
| river mastered over fifty whites. Major Fitz-
gerald pursued the Indians, killing thirty O.
| them, and wounding ten Of his own men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING pRrs..

The Union moralizes over the /" ism,,, O,
the day and is of opinion that Senator Sew
ard, though 80 severely beaten in the recen,
New York and Massachusetts, elections, al.
read aims to pull wool over the eyes of the
simon-pure Know Nothings; and it also laughs
at the purile threats of the London Times,
pointing. to England's manifest imbecility and
humiliation in connection with the Russian
war, to justify its contemptuous opinion of ''the
Thunderer's" buster
The IntefItgencey, commenting on the trans.
fer Of the large English feet to our waters,
says: .sa
''Several of the London letters and newspa-
pers, looking to something more practical than
this absurd suggestion, intimate that the trans
fer of the fleet had its origin in the reports
that had just reached England as to the un-
friendly disposition evinced by this Govern
mcDt ard people towards the Allies. in coun-
teraetIng the movements Of foreign agents to
obtain recruits in the United States; whilst
others attribute it to the MISUNDERSTANDING
that has just been disclosed concerning the
construction Of the treaty relative to Central
America
The same paper republishes q letter from
London to the Philadelphia North Ameriean
giving as the reason why the feet was ordered
hitherward, the fact that the serious misunder-
standing has occurred between the two govern
ments, to which we refer and which we ex-
plain at length, elsewhere, to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
GATHERS SALOON,

For the 4eeomm; datiox Of Ladies asd Gentle
VI forming his numerous patrons that he has re-
opened the GENTIEMEN'S RESTAURANT
attached to his establishment, after thorough
renovation and improvement. He has re- aTrans ed
and improved every branch Of his business, and
with the assistance Of numerous body Of superior
workmen in every department, together with his
accumulated experience and strict attention to ev
cry wish Of his guests, he hopes to merit an in
creased patronage.
DINNERS, BALLS, and PARTIES attended
to in his usual elegant style. He has In his en-
ploy four superior French cooks, perfect artists,
for serving fashionable dinners alone, either one
of whom will be sent 10 private houses at the mod
crate charge OF two dollars FOR services.
Families DESTROYS Of entertaining this winter
sh' uld consult with G. GAUTIER In regard 10
their arrangements, as he can furnish better and
cheaper dinner than can be obtained elsewhere.
C. GAUTlER,
nov 12 cost 252 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

Taylor DEM in the second-Hunts;-that
Democrats are ahead; and that nothing was
known there then concerning the result in the
fourth district.
From Mississippi we learn that the majority
for the Democratic State ticket is at least
5000, and that they have swept every district
for Congress, and have IS majority on joint
ballot in the legislature.
Resigned, Appointed and Promoted.-Mr
Jas. d. Nourse has been promoted to q second
class clerkship (sl,40O per annum) in the
Bureau of the Quartermaster General, vice
Matthew MARYLAND, resigned. Mr.. Tobias
Martin, of Florida, has been appointed to the
first class clerkship made vacant by Mr..
Nourse's promotion.
An Army officer Resigned.-Brevet Major
Israel B. Richardson, Captain Third Infantry,
U. s. A, has resigned, to take effect on the
Both September last.
Appointed.-Liout. Winfield Scott Han
cock, of the Sixth Infantry, U. S. A, has
been appointed Assistant Quartermaster in the
service, vice Reynolds, dropped.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, 10th November,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption Of stocks.... $8,3l1 90
For the Interior Department.... 10,050 IS
For the Customs. .............. 6,9I7 So
War Warrants received and on
tered ...................... 5000 90
On account of the Navy......... 2l7,543 20
| Repayments on account of the
| Navy. 9,7O9 OS
Covered in from Customs ........ SIS, $40 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
ROSE BUSHES.

INHlS bElN6 GOOD SEASON FOR
Il Transplanting, the citizens Of Washington
are respectfully informed that extensive cole.
ton Of the very best ROSES on their own roots
are offered for sale, and those purchasing TO The
amount Of s. will be fusnished with a man 70
plant them, az the WASHINGTON NURSERY
Fifth street, between X street and New Yorf
avenue, Washington. Al. 6RIFFITH
nov lO-6t
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AUCTION BARGAINs-AUCTIO BAR
0AlN8.!

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM AUG
w TON
Figured and plain DeLains, good quality, at - y
Fine Merinoes, all colors 5k
Do Twilled Persian DeLains 1sa
Do English Prints, fast colors 12h
Do Do Ginghams do 12k
Do Fancy Cslicos do es
Dark do do for comforts
Linen Cambria Handkfs Cd
Extra quality Linen Handkfs Hh
Large assortment Of SHAWLS, Cloth and Silk
CLOAKS AND SCARFS, all Of which will b'
sold at very low prices, at
w. EGAN d SONS,
South side Penna. avenue,
nov I2-2w Sd door from eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

The BARK MAGSOLIA.-The oele br ated bark
Magnolia, of Filibuster memory, was knocked
down to tho highest bidder at Mobile, on the
I'd inst, under decree Of the Court rendered
by consent of parties. The vessel and arma-
ment were bought in at nominal price by
the original owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
REMOVAL.
EIlHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE

Il specially inform his customers and thu. aa
public generally, that he has removed his
Store from the south to the north side OF Pa. NJ
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth IL
streets where he will keep full and well
assortment Of the best and latest stvle Of RENCB
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTINGS, AMI
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. A
the excellent business stand will enable him q,
do a much larger business, he feels assured tina
he can furnish Gentlemen's Garments on more
moderate terms thar heretofore. Having practised
for a number Of years In Germany, England and
France he Is confident that he please all those
who may favor him with a call. Feeling CRATE
full for past favors he solicits continuance Of th
same u. F. SCHAFER,
noyI2 Merchant Tailor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
FISH FISH
GRAND OPENING aNIREE.

1nAND
DROF. III. w. MUNDER MOST REsPbNI
fully announces TO bis former patrons ane VI
public generally. that his GRAND 0PEn.ILw.
SOIREE will take place on FRIDAY ENhF
ING, November 10, 1855, at MuNDERs ASH
BLY, HALL, adjoining the Star Office: IL.
Neither time, pains or expense will be sparSS
render this opening a brilliant one. Severn
those beautiful and complicated Fancy Dsnces-
danced at his Grand May Festival, al the Nano~
Theatre, will be introduced, viz: -
The fascinating Pas Syrian, by little MISE
Master.
The Grand Syrian Pas de Trois, by Pref nv y, =
der and two Misses. which was receives !"
May last with unbounded applause.
Sailors Hompipe, by Master who cannot DC GA
celled for his years and size.
Also, Fanny Elsler's Grand FL Jelss de Jeres, ~
Miss. This dance cannot be eIceileo ~
point Of grace and style, being danced enurs
upon the end Of the toe. Itwas received VIE
universal admiration.
A large band Of music is engaged for this coca
sion, and will enliven the company with some o.
their choicest pieces
All the ladies who visited the soiree last season
are invited 10 attend. Others wishing invitations
viii Please send in their names. noyS-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

MURDER IN RICHMOND "A man named LIE
head split open, lying in O shauty, in Docl
street, Richmond, Va. The house had beer
fred by the murderer, and the body wher
found was scorched by the flames The whole
matter, says the Enquirer, is enveloped il
mystery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

The YELLOW FEvEB.-Wc have q letter
from Portsmouth, written on Saturday, in
forming Us of the death, that morning, by yell
low fever, of Mr.. William Snead, and of the
illness Of Mr.. Samuel Reynolds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

.We have from H. w. Perry, agent, the
second part CT England's Battles by Sea and
Land, handsomely embellished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

Q SErTSOFN-Y MINING CHRONICLE
- nos, "a, 10 and Is, with Thomas George Gin
ventors, and articles on invent rs wiIhdrawal for
10 For sale al ALEXANDER ADAMSON'e
Bookstore, opposite Post Once Department. sub
scliptions Also received Tor Mining Chronicie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

WHAT IS HATRED ?-An envious name: a
theme for devils; the parent envy, Jealousy
and rage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
OIL PAINTINGS RESTORED.

u1 iS9 Tenth street we {, first door above ] G
McGuire's Auction Rooms. for the purpo. a.
RESTORING OIL PAINTINGS. The rubis
respectfully requested 10 call early, as he IN
teEds remaining but one month. Rcfer,pns
given. A small collection Of Fine Paintings for
sale. nor lO-fvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

~UNION ASSOCiATION-The reQu.
~ lar monthly mseting Of the Union Asso-
DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at TX O'Clock.
As addresses may be expected from the Ion A.
Maxwell, Of Florida, DR. Sherrstt, Robert
Ouid, Esq :, and other distinguished speakers A
full attendance Of the members IL particularly re-
quested. Il. X. OfPUTT.
nov 12-1t* Rec d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

KMUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
~ ASSOCIATlON.-Asp special meeting of
the Stockholders will be held on MONDAY
EVENING, the 12th instant, at O'Clock d. m. /,
at Temperance Hall, to consider an amendment
Of the I'd and 10th articles Of the Constitution.
All persons who have subscribed for stock are
hereby notified that unless they comply with the
rules and regulations Of membership" at or be-
fore this meeting their stock will be disposal OF
by the Association. CHAS. WILSON, Sec.
nov 10-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

~ Benevolent Society Of Jo1rneymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage They
alone pay the bill Of prices established NV The
above named Society, viz:
H F. Loudon & Co. Edw'd Cooley.
III. Steer, Jas. Il. McInto b,
YIN Tucker, Thos Boyne,
Duvall & Bro, Matlock 4 Ori6ath.
Jos. X Thompson. VIM ri. STANFORD
EaW'o NJ. Drew, Thos. X. Gray.
.sIStrangers designing to work In this city
through the season will take no Ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
70 work Tor - JAS. IACKEY, Rec eec,I
wasaIssroH, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

~BEN FRANKLIN TARGET COM
- Psny would most respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general that their
third grand Assembly has been unavoi iably post.
goth, 1855.
BY order HENRY x. scRIEBLER,
NV lo-zt Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRAT
~ lie Association Of the Sixth Ward viii be
held IN Anacostia Hall on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
nov 10-3* p ORER Sac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
LsssEK AND MANAGER. HENRY G. JARAnTT
Also Of the Baltimore Musem.1
STAGE MANAGER. Mr.. JEFFERSON
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cents
Family Circle, second tier.-.............S5 {"
Uallery.. so 26e
No extra charge for Reserved Seats Privat,
Boxes can be obtained. Box Once open Tuesda,
and Wednesday from until O'Clock
Doors open at OK O'Clock p. m: curtain rises a
TX O'Clock precisely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

OF MUSIC-The men,
~ bers Of Mr.. William Palmer's VOCAL
CLASS (gentlemen) are requested to meet at
tho Academy Of Music on MONDAY EVENING
10th, at X O'Clock punctually
nov IL w. HENRY PALMER, Director =
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEES LEAVE TO
IL inform the citizens Of the District that be h
prepared TO cure CANCERS Of any number q
years standing. Certificates Of cures made by ne
can be shown on application. No cure no pay.
am also prepared TO cure all cases Of Dyspepsia
Piles, Bilious Dysentery, Fever and kgU,
Phthisic Group, or Inflammation Of the Luns,
Viii Swelling, Inflammation Of the Eyes, Spini
or Liver Complaints, Goiter or Swelling Of As
Neck, Bilious Affections, Cataract on the Eye,
Consumption, Running at the Ear. Old Women
Complaints, Affections Of the kidney, EpIbte
Fits, etc, etc. The above cures are efecird by
Indian Receipts in my possession.
can be found Z a few diys at Stevensis hotsl,
Georgetown, ID. c.
DR.. WILLIAM CALHOUN,
nov 1o-3ts Indian Dccir
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ENGRAVING.
M Z r. + PREPARED TO EkECUI lbs
w promptly, and in the best style az me ar
every description Of engraving, including arns'
cresfs, notices, &C. on stone.
IL Gard engraving and printing promptly e1-
ecuted. M W. GAIT Bho,i
32i Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and ION sts'
nov Eff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

The Eleosions.-We have, at length, some
thing reliable from Louisiana and Mississippi.
A dispatch from New Orleans, dated on Sat-
urday, says that Geo. Eustis *. NJ has been
elected 10 Congress in the asst district, Miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

-. w. WALLACE, Jr., is engaged, and viii
character.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS are en-.
gagged to appear at this establishment
nov I2-2f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

Ninth Dramatic Entertainment!
TIE Star Of the Night,
Mr. JOHN K. Ow ENSl
The Popular Comedian and Accomplished Actor.
who will appear in the Federal City, for
one night only, as
DRoMIO OF SYRACUSE,
in the
COMEDY OF ERRORS,
And as JAkEY In a Local Sketch, entitled a
GLANCE AT BALTIMORE.
Incidental to this piece, the fol owing Baltimore
views Of popular localities, by the pencil of
Z ). GErz, Esq The Baltimore Mu-
scum, with Barnum's Hotel, Calvert
square and the Battle Monument;
Light-street Whsrf; View Of
Federal Hill;
Iogether with Dioramic View Of Vessels, Boats,
Steamers &c, sailing on the Old Patapsco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

JUST RECEIVED,
OUTER, CHEESE AND BUCkWHbhi l.
- 20 kegs prime family Butter
30 boxes prime Gos hen Cheese
100 small bags Buckwheat
20 boxes scaled Heungs
1000 pounds Grand Bank Goldfish
80 pounds new Currants
5boxes Citron
boxes Gum Drops.
nov 9-9 WILLIAM Ohh
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FORREST HALL, GEORGET0

The Manager is happy to announce thatth sue
cess Of this MODEL TROUPE during their la
Western tour Is without parallel - their Enter
tainments have never failed TO receive the uni
versal praise Of every heholder. While they con
tain all the el1msnts OF Novelty and Humor
there Is no language 10 offend the taste Of tn
most sensitive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

To conclude with the local drama written oriqi
nally for Mr.. J. Z Owens, entitled
A GLANCE AT BALTIMORE.
Isaey: one Of the B'Hoys. Mr. John e. Owens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

There will be grand Afternoon Entsrtainmen
on TUESDAY, at P. m, for he accommoda
ton OF Schools and families, to which teacher
will be admitted free, and children In a body ]
cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

Front seats invariably reserved for ladies ar
gentlemen accompanying them.
III Change Of programme each evening.
Doors open at 6X-concet to comm nee at TX
precisely.
Ambulance IS cents-children 12K
E. RAMSBOfTOM,
nov I'D Proprietor.