Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

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pany now at the Washington Theatre gratined q
nne audience by superb rendering Of shaks-
peare's grand tragedy Of 90 othelIo, the Moor Of
vsnicen Mr.. II r. Daily played Othello, to E.
Booth'sIago; MID. 6. Ashmer played the young
Lieutenant, while RoderiRo and Bnbantio found
admirable representatives In Messrs. N. w Fiske
and w. A. Donaldson. Miss Parker a. BESIDE.
mona, and Mrs. Proctor as Emilia, gained de-
served applause; but, as might well De expected,
casion. The Highland hing of Miss Partington
brought down the house, which ceased only to be
renewed wnen she reaPpeared after an s~eors.
The "Othelio" Of Mr.. H. DAILY Is spoken Of
positively brilliant. replete with genuine power
and artistic finish. His performance throughout
was received with much applause and at its
close ne, with MIR. Booth, was called before the
The farce Of "Mr. and Mrs Peter White'' could
not fail to please, so pleasantly was IL rendered
Mr.. Fiske and Miss Jefferson divided the ap-
plause. .s .sa..f.5y. ...,l 49,
Tonight, we have King Lea. % with Edwin
Booth as the discrowned monsrch; Mr. n +.
DAILY as Edgar: Miss Parker as Cordeiia, and Mrs
Proctor as Regan. A" National Medley by the
danssHse Miss Partington, and the Loan Of
Lover )" with MIR. Fisfe as Peter spyke and Miss
Jefferson as Gertrude, conclude the entertain-
ment, which will doubtless nii the house.
BuReLARY-Ths night before last, Mr. C. M.
Keys, corner Of Twelfth and C streets, rolled up
large quantity Of 70 and So cent pieces In piece
Of paper and stuck them into the hole of the stove
pipe In his Office. The next morning they were
missing, and caused the proprietor considerable
uneasiness, inasmuch as his Office bore no evil
dence OF having been forcibly entered. During
the day, however, he accidentally discovered a
portion OF the money In a corner Of his wood
yard, In place sacred only to rats. This opened
the eyes Of Mr.. Keys to the fact that he had been
robbed by those mischievous little animals, and
be at once set about devsing means to recover his
lost funds. Carefully wrapping piece of coal In
paper. and attaching spool Of cotton to 1t, he
placed the package in the same position where
| the money had been, and left This morning,
| the ackage had vanished but the cotton thread
had been true to its mission, and pointed out the
path OF the burglars. Following It up for Some
distance, the balance of the money was discov-
| cred, carefully deposited in bank, in a remote
corner OF the premises, and promptly checked
Il out.
The CHOIR UNION This organization OF the
ehors Of our Metropolitan churches for the pur-
| poses of improvement, begins its regular month
| ly rehearsals this evening in the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church (Rev. DR. Smith's,) Ninth street.
| Such an organization is of great value to our
amateur vocalists, giving them opportunities for
| the cultivation of musical talent which they
would not otherwise possess. II has doubtless
| improved orr church choirs; and under the new
| arrangement IL Is likely To grow in popularity
| and usefulness.
| The NORTHERN MARKET HoUsE-Auention
Is called to the advertisement OF Many Citizens
In another column, in relation to the Northern
| Market-house. It's crowded condition on market
days, and the want of accommodations expert
eneed by the dealers, has walked them up to the
| Importance OF devising some plan TO extend theiI
| borders; and meeting OF all interested in the
project has been called to take place at the mar.
k-t house on Friday evening next
DEATH By ACADEMIA poor man named
Thomas Nichols, bod carrier, Yesterday after.
| noon fell from the scafioding of the new church
| OF the Ascension, on II, near Ninth street. the
scanolding itself having given way under him
The contents Of the bod fell upon the poor man Is
| skull and so injured IL that he died in few mo-
ments after having been taken to the iniirmary.
THE ANNUAL FAIR Of the Montgomery county
| md Agricultural Society will commence at
| Rockville tomorrow morning, and close on Fri
day evening, the 10th instant. Robert Ould
| Esq Of Grorgetown, has consented TO deliver
the annual address.
| REAL ESTATE Yesterday, J. G.. Mcclure &
Co, sold all Of square 326, fronting Maryland
| avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
west, at prices ranging from 10 to 81 cents per
foot, to 6 w. Riggs Co.
| TRIALS AT THE GUARD HousE.-Walter Kel-
ley, drunk; fine, 81 Is. Edward Graham, drunk
and trying TO enter house In the Seventh Ward
| by force workhouse 80 days. Charles Spear,
drunk and melting to riot; fine and costs, SO Is
| WIN. Robinson, drunk and fighting; do, SC. Is,
IF YsU ARE SICK the probability is that the root
| OF your sui ring Is IN the stomach. From sick
sroHiach proceeds dyspepsia, Ague, LanguOr, Nau-
sea, and leg of other tormenting diseases In
digestion produces thin blood, and therefore de-
sToJs the strength and vgor Of the entire sy stem
TO restore the tone Ofthe stomach aud enable II to
lhrow On ana dismiss forever al these troublesome
and dangerous complaints, nothing is necessary but
the persevernt use of DIR. Hostettsr's Celebrated
Stomach Btters. trial Of their power cannot laIl
~ prove thsf there 10 no failure In their sanatve Ell
fests. We cheeTfully recommend them to the pub
iic knowing, az we co, their many excellent quail
ties.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. Sc 8 cost
| WORTH RRADING.-Why 10 it that 30 many suffer
and regine aud d, ag out miserable existence, I'M
lifted for the enjoy msnts, aud even ordinary pur
quits Of fe when relief may be obtained and heal th
and vlgor restored, by treatment At once conve-
nent and safe, as well permanent its character
To those who have suffered long with disc. Sc,
utiInstng 10 loss OF apostle, vgOr, he tho under
the sufferers In candOr and sincerity, pleasant
vegIent and proper prescriptions thorough cure
ana eound body and mind, without nple ,sant
strlctIons or hnderance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of private nature, from whatsoever
Bile bladder, &c.-alsO Scrofula, Asthma, RheumR-
tlsm Piles, de-, skIllfully and successfully treated
DIR. Harris will visit Washington every week du-
ring May and June, remaining w ednesdays, Thurs
days, and Fridays of each week. Can be consulted
at his rooms, So National Hotel, from 10 to l; and S
| to p. X. b. HARRIS, Nd. d.,
| ma Is WThFu Residence, X edmond. Va.
| WEDDING CAKES, very pretty andvery cheap at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12fh and