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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22
THE WAR KENTCCkY.
Tive National Trains Captured by Nor
san'> >GurrillaS-tlose Pursuit OF the Re-
bel by Gen. DunIout.


IeETsvIIIF, Oct 2O-In the recent rebel raid
upon II yinrlo We killed from H., 20 ten re-
bed. and wounded fifteen, among whom y. as
Major Samuel Morgan, OF Nashville, cousin to
John Morgan, WhO was shot through the nrck.
and Will die. We also captured and parolrd
10 rebels
John Morgan lett lawTPncr burg ycSt' rday
morning with about twelve hundri men
closely pursued by Gen. DUmont's forces,
which lave captured from fifty 10 one hundred
men. AT three O'Clock tiIs morning three or
fuur hundred of MUrgan'S men at CoN's Cr,sk,
S;N and Il half miles ,his -idJ OF Rardsiown.
tal.uI al national train OF eighty one wagons,
fry. .cEr of which wrrr loaded. They carried
OF. ,hc wagons and those having charge oi the
train, except Lieut.. Barr. of IN" 9Th OHIO, IN
command. who escaped. The wagons belonged
10 q, Il. Woods division, and were coming to-
wards Louisville.
MORAN then went towards Rardstown. and
about day light captured another national iraia,
the number Of wagons in which is unknown,
two miles from BarGstown. Thence Morgan
went 20 Bos:On with the supposed intention 10
burn the railroad bridge there. The rebels shot
Thomas MARROW, of Nelson county, hy., after
capturing him.
G,n. Dumont yesterday afternoon was near
Law r'ncGburg, ia pursuit of these rebels, and
CGiy Ioriy minutes IN their rear.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY or TIEE POTOMAC.
Successful Expedition 4yain>t a Rebel
Eoraciu. Party.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE Potomac,
Tue >Clay Evening, Oct. 2I.-An expedition start
rd from Gen. SloCum'S command this morning
fer The purpose of m.rrtrrting and capturing a
force of rebel cavalry undeT Capt. Dug, v ho
were foraging near LovettsNillC, Loudon couu-
~, Va. Tie expedition was in every respect
succss sful. As Tar a. the details are known,
We took shirt y-tw prisoners, amCng whom WIS
the aPtaIn, and killed ten OF the ruCmy. Oar
loss N,:is che man kiilrd and four VHcUndra.
Capf. Dugs was an independent company,
raised ia lowdoH couutN.
Mrs. Gen. VI cCIsllan and Mrs Gen. Marcy,
having finished their visit TO tb" army OF the
Potomac, leIt for Waship gton to-day
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FISAScIAI.--New York papers OF last eve-
ming say: The stock market is quiet and with
our material chang in prices. state stocks are
steady. California IS fell back 2 per cent;
thee having risen on account Of the sudden
advance in gold. New York 6's are scarce
GCNCnmCnt stocks are duh and A shade lower
The Il : ot leol ar quoted iO3AalUl. Seven
iirs Il 3 is bid. The gold marketrecove about
pr cent to-day, bur IL has lost the spe cu latiye
NIgor oi last week, and the volume of business
n ne Hrilcl" appears 20 ne dailv diminishing.
Thr principal sales OF Tie day have been az
IL .ai2~ "A.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIT. BARNUM's
MUSEUM, CIRCUS,
MAMMOTH AMPHITHEATRE.
THE GREAT SENSATION AMUSEMENT.
EVERY AFTERNOON
EVERY NIGHT
Louisiana Avenue and Tenth Street.
ACAPITAL CIRCUS NPANY,
including the most promi inent STARS IN the eaUes-
triau art m ale snd Tensile.
COMMODORE MUTT,
the Smallest Man Alive engaged top. T. Barnum
three year, fGp ~ .H Benee Geo he e Is sailed
The Songs, Dances. Drum Playing. fGrecian
STA aes and Comic Performances of this King of
the Pigmies, in Various Costumes, astonish and
deliCl all who beho d them. TG.Hp ladies' and
Ne= York. and all concur n p-OnOunclng him .he
most BEWITCHING AMI ENCHANTING little
Miniature Man ever seen.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
The wonder o: the world for ;hc pas Twelve years
y Two extraordinary Dwarfs,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
TIE WONDERFUL ALBINO FAMILY,
Man, Wife and Child, from Madagascar, are most
EXTRAORDINARY CERTOSITTES! ...
sni astHnish and delight all beholders.
Mr.. Barnwm is g. so happ! TO announce, III con-
ncc:ion with the above. OH Grizzly Adams
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA GRIZZLY BEARS,
II in number including
The Mnnlm2f.i Guc 1ly bear
SAMSON,
Weighing !, 80, no pounds
Impruyisstoir and Comic Singer. whose fIn prOmptu
Songs. made at the mt. afford rare fund Of
~ Admission to the whole only Is cents: "a
served baic'1y seats 81 cef;S
Day rerfOrInaLces commence ~ az o'clock.
Night performances at ia u clock. DC j
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

NLw YORK, Oct. "l.-Thc steamer City Of
Manchester, from Liverpool, on the 7th, has ar
rived. Her news has been mainly anticipated
by the steamer Bavaria.
4 diSSracefnl riot occurred in Hyde Park.
on Sunday. the 5th. II lasted two hours
There We're 1C0,Go0 people present, and at least
2,Utp were engaged ii the melee, including
several hundred soldiers OFF duty. The Irish
were At last orerpoTered by the English.
The law for the ;sbo litIou OF slaycrN in the
Dutch West Indies in July next, passed the
States general OF Holland by a vote OF forty-iiye
a
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NUNFER 'Ss."-The origin Of the name Of
IhIs lannon's and rather infamous ship, ~ not
generally known. TIE ship was bought by \
subscription made BY two-hundred-ald-nl ID ninety
British merchants, frrm that honorable class
If HON Burk,. said the counting house WAS
heir temple, tie E'dgeT their Bible, and gold
Their q cd. Dnc of these days a settlement of
his "a, ount VII be Inade.
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The Schooner Admiral Blake.

BosToN, October II The schooner Admiral
Blake, reported as among the victims Of the pi-
rate stra Alabama, has arrived safe at Sip
pican, Mass. She did not see anything Of the
pirate.
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~OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,Va
~OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,Vn
~OLYMPIC Music HALL,va
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM,
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM,
CORNER OF NINTH ST 6LOUISLANA Az,
CORNER OF NINTH ST + 10 OUISIAN. Az,
CORNER OF NINTH ST. 4 LO UISIANa AH,
NEAR Penn Av AND MARKET SPACE.
NEAR PENN. Ay. AND MARKET SPACE.
RESPECTABLE MUSIC HALL,
which, since its opening, has been attended with
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
The management proyidnga
LIGHT AND PLEASING
ENTERTAINMENT,
FUN, DASH, AND HUMOR,
and tinctured, withsl, with
DELIGHTFUL SENTIMENT
THE BEST ARTISTS IN THE CITY APPEAR
HERE
,ry, ,p,y,p, ,, ,p,,,,,
,,u
'o' h'A
KATE HAMILTON SALLY SINCLAIR
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Boston, Oct 2e.-The Portuguese brig Acaso
has been chartered at Fayal, by the American
Consul TO proceed TO Flores, and take ihC pris-
oners captured by the Alabama, and subse-
quently released, To Boston.
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F.. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
fERcfFAL Co........- .Proprietors
The Beautiful Queen Of Song,
MISS FANNY FORREST
FANNY FORREST:
George f. De Louis,
The Bes. HoIizoafai Bar Perforhcrr IN TIE World
He will also perform his
TRAINED DOG
J E N Ny LIND.
Miss JENNIE ALLEN,
Miss FRANK LA FOLLE,
Miss TILLY FORBES,
LITTLE ELLA,
Will appear in
NEW DANCE
The Funny
DICK PARKER,
WILLIE EMERSON,
HARRY FENTON,
SPLENDID COMPANY!
in an
ENTIRE NEW BILL,
~ See Bills of the dayfa
COME EARLY!
Doors open 61a perfoTnance1i o'clock
Aduis sion 2S Snd 20 cents. oc 9-lw
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nS- Pickwickian explanations are frequent,
and On the whole are rather useful than sther-
wise. But the ambiguous apology n moeh
higher work Of art-as when a msn who bad
accused bis neighbor of fslsehood m zoe The fol-
lowing seeming retraction: "l called you
har,-itis is true. You sr ke freAi nave hlo
q lie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

~ The abdicatlon OF u uecR Victoria is again
seriously talked OF abroad. The Patrie saw
that tie discussion OF the measure with her
German relatives Is the cause Of the u Queen =
visit TO Gt tTmany. The act Of abdication-of
course, Ia favor of the Prince OF wales-wiIl,
il is said, take place next spring, immediately
after The marriage % thr Prince with the
Princess AleXsndra Of Denmark
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W ID. WALLACH.
g 18SO-x.

The language OF nature attestS that whoever
v0sld enjoy ;iir pleasures of food, the beauties
OF tiowcrs and landscapes, the joys OF compan-
ionshIp the richnsss OF literature, or the honors
Of statiCn ami r-nown, must preseTre their h:aitt.
And Vet how little is II valued, and how care
l-ssly preserved. The stomach is the receptacle
OF all EourishTnent, and the fountain from which
AL parts Ui th.. body 'irrIye their susL nt'i'.
Wbrl lt,nI i;s H. rolis iood rnters th,. st4IIn1h,
s,uts sympathy JisoTgani2's ali Other 0.-In<.
sHti t!!eriSt less painful. must follow.
H. laws ui uatnrr cannot ha viuiiti.i y IN
NHI ITy. -F,9f r'rfirs- fararioi.s ii"sa1 '--p-
eiar.:E %; Fir0i,, iiNT-terrct Gpjetif-. Ill
synr.clT sir ,4g ftr ,s,s,Y s..sii uriiciY al e."
snssCci. IEoT aoGy iH'i.rs Git Geattr'SeH @tf 'fa
ctr:RI di-raxe - iGEc Swpprr~, md arise 40 The
sa~rats9 nih hGrGGcir, i0.s az appetite, ii'lItid
sBrtrS@Ae.', fersyiS., Lnc spirited, scen Ia'4 ,.'i
Iacifdtst Ia ierfHFm 6sg aeafGL "a h4t'fa'1 !' q,
ard dream roi thiS rs Tie beqiHaiH9 o. tAGs t"r''d
sSGSe, -
which assumes q thousand shapes, and points
towards a miserable life and pre- ptdtare decGyf
There can be no medical remedy that will turn
Head into food, or poisoned drinks into nour1sh-
upnt, but iIpCiical science can assist nature,
supply exhausted uids, and, 10 n great extent,
correct the Effects of disease, when The habits
are abandoned
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its re-
search for generations in creating appftihnrS
and overcoming stOmachic uerangeinrnsS. Ger
tain ingredients were well established as pos
CALISAYA BARK AND ST. CROIX RUM.
Rut still COmpOnents were wanting, and regu-
Iarity could not hp obtained. An inv Aid ply
sician, sCjourning in the tropical island Of ~.
Croix, observed the habits of the natives, and
gathered from them the receipt for the final
accomplis hmPnt of this most important end.
The article was first made and used As private
medicine. It's effects were so salutarv that u is
now being produced and cons umeG m immense
quantities under The name OF
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OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.
They act with the power of a medicine, and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure Of a
beverage. The sale of these bitterS was at first
confined 10 our extreme Southern cities, but
they are now becoming well known throughout
The world, and are recommended with the most
unbounded confidence, for all complaints origi-
mating from a disordered diseased stomach
such as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, -Ntrrous
Affections, Loss Of appetite, Intermittent Fevers,
Diarrhad, Sour Stomach, Headache, Fsrer d,ad
Ae1e, Weakness. &c
As morning Appetizer, and after dinner
tonic, they are held in high estimation, and
should be found upon the side board Of every
family.
They are also much relied upon in the Tropics
Tor Scrofula, rheumatism, and Dropsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22
NIXGN.S
CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS!

NIXGN.S
CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS!
GREAT SUCCESS
OF the
PERH4NENT -tMPHJTHEATRE!
PE>NsYLvGN!I AVENUE md SEVENTH STREET.
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
And Every Afternoon ana Night
DURING TIE WEEK
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
TIE REGULAR
CREMORNE EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
SPANISH BALLET COMPANY
Will appear, their strength augmented, and their
attractions increased by engagement with
the world rcnow ned, bare back rider,
EATON STONE,
The acknowledged best Horscman who has
entered the Arena.
The Management has also engaged
THOSE MEN OF MINIATURE,
sAMSoNs IN INTELLECT!
COMMODORE FOOT
With his Little Companion
COL. SMALL,
Who will give their delightful DRAWN g Room En-
tertainments, Conversations in Different
Languages, Poses Plastique, and
Tableau Vivants,
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
DOCTOR JAMES L. THAYER,
THE RIVAL LADY RIDERS.
And them
KOhK MU-E&,
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Doors open at and quarter to 7oclock. Per
formance will commence at 2 and ia.
balcony seats. rs cents
Dress Clfcie.-. 81 csnts
cecial hahse.--- ..---.........,.'.& 10 cents
Balcony seats and Dress Circle places can be Sc
cured during the day without extra charge. oc2i
EREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
Il ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2S9 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th sts.-NEw ARRANGEMEyT.-The
undersigned is happy to announce that he has M ef
NICKEL, the greatest Violoncello Player in
this couutry, who will perform every night at the
above hall, in company with other Stars. Also
SIGNORA SEYDEL has been re-engaged, and will
Duets. etc. Mr.. ADOLPH WELLENSTEIN viii
preside ct the Piano. Together with a host Of tai
ent unsu rpassed by any establishment in the city
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand. Officers
In attendance TO preserve order.
Concert commences at O'Clock p.
Sc So I'm HENRY R0SENTHAL, PrOp'r.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SiNrB STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rear Of the National Hot.i.
DIRrcT,oS.-Leavr Penn ,ylvauia avenue ~ SIXTH
or Fnur and half street and 20 two squares north
Of Pennsylvania avenu".
WE WILL NOT RE OUTDoNE.
We GIVE THE BEsr ENTERTAINMENT IN
WASHINGTON.
We HAVE MADE OrR MoNEr ~ W.sHIyeTos,
and it is here We viii spend it.
We have always ri, en- the Best Show in the City:
but come this week ani you will find
ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS ECLIPSED.
90 STAR PERFORMERS.
TEN NEW STARS THIS WEEK.
First appcaranc" OF the Queen of Terpsichore,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
Fresh lron . successful engagement at the Front
street Theatre. Baltimore,
Having Danced ~ that hlncnt fer Ts, FtlIy
10 Crowded Houses.
First appearance of
MILES JENNIE AND ELLA,
the hiprDg Rope panseHses
MILE LAURETPA.
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
the Beautiful Danseuses
MONS. SzOLLO5Y,
and his great
RAVEL PANToNIM
RAVEL PhNTOMIM
ani
BALLET TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE.
First appearance; of
PROF. q. W. EIRBYE.
the best versatile performer IN the world
First appearance Of
FRANK KEARNES,
the Ethiopian Comedian.
First appearance of
MASTER GEORGE,
the World Wonder
OUR OLD VORITES.
Continued success of the beautiful
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
She will appen- every night this week ia new songs
Re-eugsgement of
MISS AGNES SWITZERLAND,
The Scottish Nightingale
Her name is sufficient to 6ll the Canterbury every
hight. Che IL too we'll known TO require
sword from US.
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MISS KATE HARRISON,
MILE LIZETTA,
will appear in New Dances
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
viii open New Budget OF Fun.
MASTER JOHNNY and MONS. SOL.
To night, the great
GYPSY'S lay,
BY the Beautiful
JULIA MORTIMER
KATE PENNOYER
The Ravel Pantomime entitled
DECHALAMEAU,
And the entire company in a TREMENDOUS BILL.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW COMPANY.
Remember, the Canterbury is visited BY the
FIRST CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
Doors open, "a O'Clock; performance, 721.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs o. cents
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.

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three or four years. have tried many, if not
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OSTHEIM BROTHERS,
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IMPORTERS OF
CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES.
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AS WELL As EVERY VARIETY OF
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LIQUORS, COkDIALS, &c.
AND TIE BEST BRANDS OF
ENUINE HAVANA AIRS.
GESUINE HAVANA GARS.
We also offer for sale
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
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HermetfeaIiy.seaIed Fruits, Ne ats, sc.
Hermetieaily-sraIed Fru ts, Meats,&e.
EXPRESSLY PUT Up POR CAMP USE.
BEST GCODS IN THE MARKET,
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LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
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295 PENNsYLVASI AVENUE,
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and
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~A,he ManKfdcfmrers Price,.-<S
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Fy- AT a war meeting last week at Chicago
some one offered a cow to The firstmarried vol
unteer. The first volunteer was single man,
who stepped forward amidst yocifrrous ap-
plause, some cbeering the man and others cheer
ing thecow. "Gentlemen," SAID he, &" belong
to the class that can't be cowed."
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CROWDED HOUSES
Nightly seIahird attest the popularity of the
Ps!; GtilS md Drigihai (nmediaH,
Nlk. CHiEFRAU.
IN ESSE HIT OF THE
NEW NATIONAL PLAY,
ni intense interest which has been in preparation
f"r several weeks pae;, and will be produced this
evening with New Local Scenery. Dinramic Illu-
s.uns, Mechanical Effects Appropriate Costumes &c
THIS EVENING.
Will be proIu ed harlaT Gaylor's celebrated Ns-
tIouat Drama, IN threc acts, entitled
Z
Or The Sntkias ~ FGtL'd.r (OHri House.
Jupiter Ia CoGtrabHns Mr.. Chanirau
=, ACT l. Scene l--Eiew of Long Bridge by Moon
neht-trossing 0f L :. Troops. Scene 2-ENteriOr
9t the Ma ;rshmIi H.mse. Scene 3-Stsirway in the
MarshaI. House-Death of Ellsworth AMI Fearful
RetTitutiou on the r. Del Jackson.
ACT III -EaiT!aE Court House in Jane. lS;l-En-
trsnce o. the Union F"ECcs-Sacking Of Fairfax
Court House
- ACT III-The FeInsl. Spy in the Union Camp
New National Song, The Bat :i;'-c of Freedom
-Drath a. the Female SpH-SkirmiSh in the Vicin
ity ut Ball RwT--i.nDk cut for Bonn hshcil>-Charae
Of Eiach Horse Cayalry-Batte Of Bull Run-Tsb-
leau.
prtNivUS 10 the Drama the fay. rite Comedietta of
THE " DOW VICTIM!
0T tas STAGE-STRU UCk BARBER.
derry I AIF. tianirGQ
~ III his wond, rful limitations Of Forrest Booth
Kan. Barney Williams and Enrtru
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ASUIe GTON THEA ATR T.,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS.
Lessee and Manager...... HENRY c. JARRETT
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~ A nriyate circular has been issued by the
reb,l Government 10 proprietors OF newspa-
rprs, fortiddirg the publication Of the eTnaGci-
patton proclamaaCn.
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FINE GROCERIES
AT AUCTION PRICES,
ATT AUCTION PRICES,
ATAUCTION PRICES.
The remainder of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting of every description of
FINE
Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
In need OF e Winter Supply, az the
TRADE PRICE,
Can he IN rpled by the psck2g
FRED. 8. COZZEN5
Conscience corner Pa. avenue and l4th st.
CAPT. HUrCHINGS,
oc l3tf Schooner Aid > foot OF nth St
uONNE1s, RIBBONS, RICHES, FLOWERS,
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READING ALE H9ts0tiaER ASb LAGER BEER
For sale in quantities 20 suit by
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ICE REAM,
AT 81 so PER GALLaH
Best quality always to be had in pyramids or
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FORUs NEW TENTH sTR. THEArER


OF the Glorious Young Actress,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS THEArER CROWDED EVERY NIGHT.
HUNDREDS OF LADIES PRESENT.
Ihe P0paLdy and Fashionable Resort,
STAR COMPANY or WASHINGTON,
conceded BY all To be the fullest and the ahes: dra
matte organization in America,
(outsde of New York
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING
VIII be repeated the new and novel Drama OF the
QUEEN OF SPADES.
katnka Nelidorf. ......... Miss Magsie Mitchell
New Scenery and Splendid Effects
Act I-Gothic Chamber in the Palace
Act II-lnterior of n salt Mine.
Act III-PsvilliOu in the Public Gardens
This play embOdieS many interesting incidents
and numerous singularly attractive scenic effects
After which,
o 5 L.
Katy OShicl Miss Maggie Mitchell
with Irish Song and JigD
PRICES ADMISSION,
Dress Circle and parquette.--........ 80 cents
ESiE.iS NifCtc Il Genus
fr!FAlr DICK
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors open at quarter TO O'Clock; csrtain rises
at O o'ciocs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22


Previous to The Drama, the fgy. rite Comedietta 0
THE DOW : VICTIM,
Jorr, On o. IN. HIAGE-S7Rtrk 8ASTEE,R!S 81 ,!S,r,,,,
with hi wonderful imi tations Of Forrest. Bootl
k''an, Barney Williams AMI hnrt"nl
GRGs ER'S TEEATER
PHa. Gr;HRe, HeGv Wiflords Hotel.
DA THE fH;HI0NkBLE RESORT! A'A'h'
Re ontrs Of ihs Isish Boy and YanA;a Girl,
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT.
Lift NIGHT BUT THREE,
VI" appear Mss us HsfPas srHas SENf% fh f,9rt actress
Rc'vrn ct ;hc most eminent Chef 0rchestra il
GREAT El'r'iioi KoPPfrz. P'PPffrz
IT, Las N,rh, Of he
THIS tWEDNESDAY) EVENING,
,,y s,,v, Ry nion HouTcicault, with
NEW ErPEcTs ~ Medley and Phillip,
sET rEoFERTfts oy T; IEoTn,a
/ COLLEEN BAwSl
O. r,rfaec TIE BRIDES oFGXMRS{0TEN M!id.
with the song oi ''craisSeen sin Lawn LS6GPp1'ee'
Susan Denim ss...~....-.............. Anne Chut.
Sophie Climber Observation-Disclosures. ss. Ely 0'Conno
with the song Pretty Girl Milking her Cow. -
ACT Lake Of Killarney by Moonlight
ACT 1.-The Devil : Water Cave
ACT lII-Ball Room in Castle Chute
Nightingale Polka. Koppitz and Orchcstrs
The performance will commence with W. J
Florence best Protean Comedietta,
MISCHIEV0CS ANNIE
MRS. FLORENCE il Five Characters.
PRICES oP ADMISSION
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Orchestra Observation-Disclosures rs mt
-
Soiofea y ShlleTS--------. --- % cent
~
Seats may be secured from 10 O'Clock a. M. to
o'clock p. II. ., with ont extra charge.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Performance com
mences at ga o'clock