Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-08

TIE WASHINGTON THEATRR, last night, was
very we'll filled by most attentive and intelli-
gent audience. Miss Maggie Mitchell appeared
a. Maggie In "The Pet Of the Pettieoats, - and,
In her rendering Of the fresh young gentleman,
"Paul, /" came up to every expectation, receiving
constant applause. Mr.. 9. w. Glenn an old IA
vorite with washingtonians, appeared as "Job. >,
His acting was excellent, and during most of the
time he was before them the audience alternated
between lang hter and applause Mr.. Glenn, al
ways popular, promises to become vet more Of a
favorite with our people Mrs. Tayieure was, as
usual, excellent, and the piece throug hout a de.
cided success. The protean farce Of the -Four
Sisters. Ply. 49,
To- night we have, for the benefit Of Maggie
Mitchell, the Indian drama, termed oThe Wept
OF Wish-ton- WISH" followed by the farce Of
i've bill.
J. B MOORE. Druggist and Pbarmaceutist, 1I3
"a. avenue, West End, is always ready to serve
the citizens Of West End and vicinity with pure
medicines. To the dispensing of physicians
prescriptions he gives his undivided personal
attention. He has every article called for in the
line Of medicine besides a large variety of soaps
ana perfumes, pomades and preparations for the
hair, tooth and nail brushes, hair and clothing
brushes. and numerous stock Of other articles
Give him a call
REAL EsrATE.-Yesterday, Mcclure d Co.,
auctioneers, sold part Of lot No 7, in square 4O4
on north !, between Eighth aud Ninth streets
west, with the improvement consisting of neat
two story frame dwelling for 81 ,s70; purchaser,
II. l.. Johnson =
TRIALS AT THE GUARD-HoUsR-Jas Mahoney
and Patrick Cation, drunk and Hghting ane and
costs 50 Is each. s. Crittenden, drunk; fne and
costs 80 Is. VIM. White, David Phillips, and
John II Mardis, all drunk, workhouse % DAYS
each. -
AccIDRNT.-A girl, named Louisa Gottman,
who lives on street, Island, between Four and
a-half and Sixth streets, fell yesterday while run
ming with saucer In her hand, and cut her face
quite badly with the fragments into which 1t
was broken.
FEVER AND AGuB Is a terrible disease. OF call
the Ills the hesh IL heir to-. IL the fantest IN its
hIst manifestations. the most unr elenting in pro-
Eress, and the most deh ant of medical skill. Fever
and Ague is more dstructive oflife than oonsump-
uon, because IL IL more easily induced AMI therefore
like an exscutoners bond. Day by day the sufferer
grows weaker And weaker, ana each hour noes he
fear strong consciousness OF preaching the tomb
we nave SAID that the disease 10 OF those whom
mas nearly always debed medical sciences few
cases once and awhile having been cured and re-
ported. Wesre happy to ann Junoe that DR.. j. Hos
letter. of Pittsburgh, has prepared a compound
which has never been known to fail IN curing the
Go st cases OF this teITIb disease We recommend
humsnty generally, as a sure and speedy specific,
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. oc cost
WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap at
the Philadelphia Confectionery. corner f2th and F
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices 81 80 per gal
| Ion. &C Ims
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty, very cheap and very
nice. at the Philadelphia Confectionery, No. 5I8 Pa
avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS.
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