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u The proposed trip across the ocean Of tie
French ircn-clad ship La Ncrmandie attracts at
ssntion among naval men here, but a. her plating
- bat two inches IL 10 supposed she can ride out
storm, where q ave Inch plated vessel would
Z down. Our three inch plated Galeas hes had
no severe sea test nor has the Monitor. The three
lnea plates Of the Galeps could not turn OF the
sh9ss from the heavy ordnance at Fort Darling,
bet the two inch plates Of the French ship may
run sgainst the prcjectlles OF ale zieaA ordnance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ARRIVAL oP A PRIZE AND PRISONERS.
ma ting Ixe4liA rafn md "a Ia Nsrr- Xard III In

ARRIVAL oP A PRIZE AND PRISONERS.
The tug Leslie returned 70 the Navy. Yard this
morning, bringing mp a small sloop called the
Blossom, OF 81. marys, and eight prisoner, which
were captured on Monday night by The Reliance
crossing 70 Maryland near Currisman Bay. The
sloop at the time Of the capture had on board the
c,ptain, w. A. Bagby, and boy named r Kelly,
and was towing q small boat containing load
Of wheat and the following persons james
Mothershead, w. A. sorrel, John Murray, Austin
DOleman, George Batch and Sarah A. Goodrich,
Of Westmoreland county. The captain Of the
sloop acknowledges that he had taken several
csrgoes Of merchandise 70 Virginia, bat says that
he did It with the consent Of Lieut.. Wyman, and
the others say that they were on the way 70 Mary.
land to trade their wheat for groceries and other
necessaries Of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

"flaR NArrosAL BANNER THE publication
u this patriotic monthly i,erary) paper he's been
escnsferred nom Chicago to this city. The paper
d admirably conducted by Mis- Delphine Baker,
whose selections evinee much care, good taste
and ability, while the original articles are ably
written. II 10 printed on good white paper, and
its typographical appearance, and the arrange
nsnt q the articles and matter, give evidence Of
neatnns aud taste. The object Of the paper Is the
creation Of fund for the benefit Of such soldiers
- may be disabled during the war, and Fifty per
cent. Of the subscriptions are donated TO that
object. Soy. Yates and Adjutant General Fuller,
~ ILL.,, speak Of The paper very big bly,, and recon-
msnd 10 % one o. the most useful and Interesting
81 the Kind. Tbs price Of subscription Ia only 81
pet annum-veTy chsap, as IL embraces among Its
contributors some whose names are favorablY
known In the literary world The publication
ofsce 10 at fg2 Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

TEE INV RssrsESrs. Arrangements have
been made by the Government for the reception
q The troops raised under the new call and now
On their WY 70 this city As fast az the regiments
@FtTe they viii be sen. 70 camps II instruction
across the Potomac. The camps are under the
command Of General Casey
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Since J,n l.. "a ,s2c Gus 50 ,cle,4s. s., 4e5 L334

ID"The dry goods clerks In Chicago are or
gani1ing company, TO be composed exclusively
% men who will abandon the yard stick for the
shooting STICK
Some ofthe dry goods clerks In this city have
also abandoned tbs yard stick for the shooting
siiek, but according TO common report have gone
South 30 tcin the Southern army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

TEE CrNsKKLAHp Gar AFFAIR Prom Men,
psts we have dispatch ressse1:ing that a large
osptcred. Memphis dispatches, via Chicago, are
notofiously unreliable, and we believe this 10 he
simply repetition Of the report current a few
days ago This belief II confirmed by the fact
THAT the Richmond papers Of the 12th make no
further reference 10 the victory In fennessee but
on the contrary publish dispatch, received via
Mobile and dated 81 Knoxville on the 9th, two
DAYS after the reported battle which rs merely
Of skiimish al Ta1ewell, In which the Federal
loss 10 estimated al D killed, 10 wounded, and
90 priscaen. The correspondent Of the CincIn
nsu 6ssette, writing from Cumberland San on
The 5th, the very day Of the reported Capture.
speaks Of Q smart skirmish which had been mao
nlned into great battle, and says that be le7t
Tassvell with the last Of our troops
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sy,ris Of the nsrpins Press.

The IsssIHssstsr argues that the late orders Of
General Pops. in reference to subsisting on the
enemy gill Be " vigorous" only on paper, and
&c that the whole Of his army Will be charged In
ths Scrth and in Europe with hsbituslly COM
uniting the depredstions allowed 10 themselves
by few, while, In point OF fact, the commissa-
rat Of the army will none the less be regularly
supplied BY The Government, without reference to
the precarious resort Of forced contribution"
At tie same time, The Lstslligsser holds that a
lecture on the rights Of humanity, }" I" civilized
warfare, 10, comes with al exceedingly bed
zrscs from either England or the South.
The Rsprb'iods, commenting on the Presi-
dents colonization speech 10 the committee Of
soiored men, says.
eft IL not the presence Of the negro that we
sufsf ffcsn, bat Il 10 nom our own guilt and
folly In enslaving him. The negro does not In
tore ~, n we let him slone."
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!" Ills said that the new postsges.amp cur.
renoy viii be delivered by the engravers to the
Treasury Department on Tuesday next, and vii,
then b distributed 10 the repositories In differ.
ga; pafn q tho oouRtrv. No orders should be
sent here, but TO the nearest dspositortes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

aus ns,1 ~ IT, s. Ssy us,, SoT.SE Is4r IAk
Court of Washington eotnty, IN the Disfyio. ~
Columbia letters Of Administrations. With Tie vii
is6ST1sa, On ths kenonal estate Of Mildred
deoesse1 All persons asvinT CLAIMS sEsinst The
ssid deceased are hereby varned 70 efhlbit tbs
sorlbsr, on or before the 18th day Of ASrnst reIt
t1ei may otherrise By law be excluded HON an
beaeht OF the said estate Given under INV hant
hI' 18th day oiAugust, lSs7, Wy '->NN
ALLEN BuROH.
on 10 NsH drnlnistrr tor w A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

O"Company Drill and Bsyonet Fencing"
Is ihe title Of new military work iust issued by
D Van Nostrsnd, lea Broadway, New York.
The work 10 after the method Of Gen lie Louie.
rel CT he French army. Hudson Taylor, a3a
Pennsylvania avenue, has it for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

DEATH OF An EpIToR.-Robert A. Dobbin, one
II the proprietors OF the Baltimore Amer.eaa
died In that city yesterday afternoon. after Pc
7hod Of much suffering from disease Of the heart
he wss ffty-siI years Of sgs, and had been coz.
nected with the Aggsteas for thirty-sIx years
The Intelligence Of his death was received with
unfsigned regret by large circle Of friends.
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TIE OLD CAPITOL PRISON.

There ere now about four hundred prisoners
military and Of state-confned In the Old Cspi
toll prison here. One hundred and ten Of them
were taken In the recent battle at slsughter's
Mountain. Directions have been received TO pre-
pare for the reception Of two hundred more, taken
In the same engagement, who viii probably
reach Washington sometime In the ue1t twenty
four hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

sy, The fsstars Of the market to- dsg, ssids
nom The dullne0 In speculative stocks, 10 the
Strength q the Government list, the coupon SIS
81 Isl advancing 10 Ioi, and the Sc Of 1874 10
Per cent cestnestes at sekso9H. Money may
be quoted Ill and easy az per cent which has
oeSome he rul Nc nate Of the market on frstcliss
COZ atereas. The market for gold undergoes wide
n2c'uanons Yesterday a. high 40 fl6 per cent
wss PAID. cut the drst sales this morning were az
lloh alls y, and nnaily there were sellers at lis
ns oeAls N 2o.d have been buying In for Q day
1e speculative demand, 10 the Immediste c.nss
OF us nae fron lib % lie. There is LITTLE hoard.
Jag, and the operations ere chiefly anoag d.
o<Okers q the street. >s 'Ns
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Tn STAMP TAz-The Commissioner OF In.
1rnsi Revenue 10 making arrangements TO furnish
manufacturers Of patent medicines with sta m d
tc1 common use until they shall provide them
solves with appropriate designs, and dies shaI
have been prepared thersfrum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

Oharshsi Van NoUrand, Of Baltimore, has
received from the wer Department authority to
exercise the powers Of provost marshal, such az
were conferred On the Tuperintsadent Of police In
New York few days since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
REsTORED TO THE SERVICE

Injustice having been done N Capt. Joseph II
Bradley, OF the 5th new York zouaves, gallant
officer, the President has ordered him 10 be re-
stored to the service, ard ofthis fact Gov. Morgan
will be informed.
Gen. Benham has not been stricken from the
rolls a. stated but ordered to report to the chief
Of the corps OF engineers, Of which he Is q major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
THB REINPORcEMENTs.

We may not insppropsistely state that the rein
forcemsnh Of our armies In the field, raised under
the Presidents late calls, are now reaching their
respective at the rate Of Eve thousand
q day. That number came hitherwafd alone, nos
long since, In q single day.
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pROPOSALs FOB OATS
DRfoT QuARTfBMAsrIR's OypIcI.
Corner Of IStk asd 8 strstts,

DEPOT QuARTrBMAsfIR's OypIcI.
C31ssr Of Istk asd streets,
"AsHIssfos. August Is, is62
sfALiD Proposal, viii BE- received At this once
nnu. rilaa, tie 2s.h gay Of Ausust 1t u O'Clock
one hundred llous.nd bushels Of osts - ''''''O''
%, g e o Fec SssSs. quality
tvn.on MI 90 teesly.d ~ weight g ts7) thirty
thn Cove nment SHte !"
99ssli,sIy 70 % made IN The city Of Washington.
tract. WV "'' '''' "0" 'n' 's@ Oh inc con-
PROPOSALS.
der must appear In the proposal. ''N
y, ifs Sid !. made in The nime Of . Arm the names
T.. OF tAs ss .. %
frOpo,sls from dt,loyal parst., ..a got ,. CO.'S
PrSpo,.s na.. os addressed TO Col. p. a. Rucr-
T., sad should be plainly married Proposals. tof
should i % awarded to him. must Be- saslsntisa
sSs whose nsnArss nun
sho@s S1 Re oai Of tss sss e. nus b
oess y &c .' SSssa SHE & sss
Dip5 ias Attsrney.
Or sT' 1 ra sS 6 BOD:
B9nds, IL the sum Of Ave thousand dollars. aensd
e I.suiTed Of the .uoSessfsl Bidder asos ssnina
s :s9f dds q e s.
Viz t5Ssm. or to hsvs bonds dGned in snticiIs
ssns Sones can g os ss.n
spp.lSstSSn BENG made g ihls ohcs. either Ssr.
We, Of the county Of and STATE Of
=, and -, Of the county Of -spd stsss
fnlfl q coatrsot, IN ssoordsneo With TIE tsrms 81
sooss.sd. hs viii q Snos snss1 Into { ccnSsss n
should the contract be awarded him ~ are tss.
pared 70 become his securities,
lEs this guarantees mast b APPENDED the olsssl
certificate sbsve msnioned.l
+ INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 90.
Al osts contracted for under shis sdysrtisemsnt
ssGd as 90 nGt
fssm::n. {! 70 =. made us.s Q: ssn,.sses 9Th.
-; IsieI@sig = i sIs Sia er noa,seasem.pe.
the rejection Of The fropossL
ore q ne Government wksTvss Ia Dc city Of
The pssot Qusrtermasssr reserves 70 Alm,slf
ne nIht 70 reject any or AZ BIDS thst b may
60 % dtzssu Colonel and Ds1ot oas1sssnr.
n Or sAhg-;An s3esllsns. eIess sswIna
sr,es. G.1 81 lis ssss.sss Greer a. ''.s ISv
UNION rsNX1F AsADsnrl
gHIRTEENTH 1oAps4Io YEAR
M SXPTENDIR lsn 1ss- ass-
-0rsnlsrs e .hs Rookstesse. - @ y In.
AT.M0OkE,s wReI End OaUQ HTORR,
! - aaS Pa rs kiyss.i $50 .ias =. 8:
az sSvsrtised Msdicnss b ne az. ei ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

UWe annex Q Comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from the port Of
New York TO foreign ports ioI the week ending
August ID, sgd since January 1:
1850 1851. le62
Eof The week 81 SEA o55 sI,.s7 9es % 697 657
P-s7y reported 81 e30 EST 7s,431 4ee 7o,567 ,677
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PRISONERS OF WAR.

Night before last, one hundred and nine Of
the rebel prisoners captured In the late battle at
Slaughter's Mountain were brought 70 this CITY
and confined In the Old Capitol prison.
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TEE cHAnyIos Boar RACE AT PHIlAr..yxu
Tbs secoCd skelIton boat rsce, between Han.
min, % fitabasg, and W ard came OF AZ PhIls.
aelphis on Friday The Fittsbufsian wss AGAIN
ytcsorio0s making the I've miles IN thirty seven
minutes, thirty nine seconds, and coming In a
70 ~" aRsLan wsFS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
Fire at Barre, Mas.

Boston, Aug. Is -Colonsde Block, I'm Bar,.
Mas occupied as stores, ofsces, &c, and ths
Satstie newspaper, was burned yesterday Los,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

OMr. Thomas d. eultser, assistant editor OF
The Maryland News sheet, was arrested at a late
hear on Thursdsy night, and sen. to For,
hcHenrV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

ID General Mccall, who was taken prisoner
In the sevsn-days' fght, arrived from Richmond
yesterday, and Is now at wilIardG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

III Brissdier General W. r. Csswen frsben
was ssssssfnsted on the afsrnson ofths OH inst
81 hls residence, six miles from kno1viiIe, Yeo.
hesseer by Union Tsanesseeap
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURB DAYS.

y By W. l. WALL B 90. Asonosssr.-
GRooEtIEs AsD L,9 6 ~ ~ AZ - A ,
~ t,St oI ,uE III; .s re-, y sSs zsssss
Eooms 40 s.sortnsnt Of 6rocsrss. Aes-
Barrels Reaned and felloy eurars,
Barrels sy'uy. sna Boxes Ioeooo.
6ss-s p.rsnso 4 WHISPER, sohsdsn sohsssps.
Geses Brsndv, Wine and Bfttrs'
ROIss ohecss, esrrsIs R'our, 20 -
sS.nsIsy u s Scr R sl . .,sios 90
ases and Kegs sui e's es River wklskes,
Cases and othsr brands Whlstey O. 4 Brandy.
Bsrrsl. whiskey, Brandy, Gin ana Kun.
kEa other sruoiss no r1nsroas 10 nsu-tss.
cue tRssI WI. WALL 4 90. Ases.
MARsHAI's Sale OF VESSELS. As-Ry
HE, S.tne OF sse!ees y ne DfElet Oypt q ~
b. cf sss 3. III
DAY the 20 dsy ofhuIpst instsnt, oonnsnsipe
A. 10 o'oh Oh O. m. the following rs msd vessess,
The stsamtr sEuIeiss sSo thrse ssiiips ye,>s,.,
AZ II s'olook q. m. on the ~ me cry, &C the Pub
10 store-ho1,e ~ the Wa hlntton ksvI y srt,
los rags Of heat 10 bags Of salt. b.ss Of oos.s,
ohest. ef Tea, lot Of Mems and I'd lss' ehces,
ks 5s,oO 3, q f cs,s ss q ~ y
Lot OF Plns. LOT Of Linen fhreid loi of Nsels...
Lot OF Oh oroforrn, lGt u Camp Dor, Cream 1krk.
e. q SS,t :: L..s.s,@ Ig,Sfsss .'orss,
-Os 81 STsy sis,s. ioi q 81 P . Sis
1t Of einIheH; large lot Of Gears,
.us-d. ne AZ. $500 n.s y .,, e. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

By GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Aaouoneeu
A stLE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND
"A KITCHEN FuRrITuRI AT Arcrior-On
WEDN ESD aY, the 2Dt1 inItsnt, o. 10 o 'olook o.
6;tveen Four aida hsII and siyts Sweets. sort4
Wanr; a.rbis g, sidsSosFd. bns,, carved End
Two very large Want whatno;s,
walnut BockoaSe, very fine,
Three Brocstells CuTalns, VIII oornios, cost ess
One yer, large 6n.-t.ms Mirror. with Fr,nss
Plate lafs. ocet l6c.
walnut Cane eeat Dining Chsirs,
Walnut Ladder Ssbinet or Writing Desk, win
WsIE at asiT Seat snd RssT Osstor Chair,
NsI5 hHe Velvet ana III Eas.ls CsrTe,
WANT French zen.ion 81 In. abs,
Very hne Cut Deoartera ELd TUmbleTs,
Champagne and Wine Gissses,
Bohemla nss pacsntets and g b s-s
Ereneh Chln., lea, Cofee, ard Dfzner sets,
ivory handled Knives and fOIKs,
Damesf Tabeoloths,
English Floor and other Hall OIloc.hs,
sss i.Ss .f RSts srs as Il. s sSa 9ss sT
kxoe lent x EcTstor. aAa Omee Cha,Ts,
Tsinuts Sct1aIe, and Othe. B,dstesds.
EettheT bcdB, Plliovp, spc Bolsers.
Kali, otton-:op, and other N at -esses.
sf Bsnt.. Gy a.. asa o sS.t ssS Sn
legs n, StAIr, and other Csrpcts,
Wa nut and Brorse Hat Trees,
ssons o Ssss nd otS GT's sTooS Sss''
one nssTJ ney drSa Sale valentine q Bre.'
a, rsssnt rire rr9oi,I =,
And Tsny Other sfncl.s 100 n1msrcns 70 sussue-
Fhe Hou,s ia for snt I,saire On the yrsm.s..
sSn aRERN A wIIIIlMs A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
N skCOND REGIMENT nm
n DIsTRICT OF COLOMBIA EE
w VOLUNTEERS. NOW

n Splendid Opportunity IS Offered 90 those
sohO scish TO joan ha's crack Rsgtment.
AFEw MORE MEN ARE WANTED
70 bring it ~ to tae maximum letulred BY law.
TIE MOST EN soeSgsssslNs INDUCE
Are held out BY the National Government, Como.
ration, and Citxens. =
The FAMILIES OF MARRIED MEN
Who may Enllst vii b provided for By the War
Committee ofths city, during the oontinz-
HAN d Q o M Z b INVITES
are 10 be given 10 oil VINO enlist:
Being ms"ser, n, .n.on VII % lsi ioo G q
By she Corporauon-------- $50
One month's pay IN sdvanoe----------- $50
bounHr ee----- ----'--------- ----------- 600
Total Siez 90
onlss.iSn BaiIdini., No: al -Four and ; bali Il .
''l'T' f Giksi! o Il ls.SsH s SsEEE5ks.
Branch ohhos. se.Pss c ana is,5 :s.sss., o.'
7 IsT OF UNgALLEn FOR PAcsAsEs on
eorp:r q -. s.sss. And Ninth 1T oo.e' 'osA
L. ,ssPs., !dss !. k.s't car. cs,. Dus4
1: hsSersfsidsf. care 1t Rose. 9TH Mich. Rss't-
E TEx,snssl;1 go. g Z Chests, oh. China.
y. u. Brush-i Box. -.E.a
Got sissNsr; y NisA. Rsrt-I Boz and sss.
cell fe!ssfi sf 6i1i non 90. E-s Bozs. Hsp.s
3; S;ss s:.is. e.. ia III o.,-. Boxes. f
IN .
Q. zsbovslEs Gases Chsupssns. 80
As. ISs Scsa.!snss. ere rssusssst % call md iass
= II W. L, WALL n 90. 49,
Aueton and Commissio MorchSnfs.
-, ,sossh core. 6 !, sysn,s and NissE 4.
S.......,,-,..slyI1 sy, yssA ;,
10 q. gesxI sno yoHS .. BslnAlp, undsr tie
~ Emsi z BARNARD. expired tkis q day q
!. Ih1 lndsrsfnsd Yill o.; tnus the businss, Of
~ -! ~ = - tes 3'a &c ss' On BnasssesastIo
sst-ssam uassl1 mo. ,. BARNARD.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.

CORRECT ACCOUNT OF THH BATTLE
THERE. 60.
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To LLyyfqisEk Is sHHsslhNES ISzS SEEEEas 1N1

ALk Person. .r. Es Not, ss,,s., -. ,,.
- 49, ~. ~ e dsbt contracted On my sscolni
nA'sss{ sfIss, Yfssfs, " pa
w..Alas.s., D 0, ~ kk ihiAss"
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u MON PBMkIf AoApsnYi
gHIRTEENTH AcApRsIo YsAR
ss 01pTBMDER l6A 9ss- -
q y IN.

AT. MOOkE's WReT END D9Uo STORR,
lSPsasd VIII FYFs sdisias5;. ~. N . Isps.
Xih large suyply Of 1otlss AfSiess. &c. 6!ssfs,
YQbe1cQ, Go,. Go.-s q y III -
DhystasanS DSesogi160as. . NV
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ADJUSTMENTS

AN USEMENIH
Kssia.I1 x1Iss.. ur., .,,.,u.
TONIGHT,
, THE BEAUTIFUL
81 TIE BEAUTIFUL
MARIETTA,
3 MARIETTA.
MARIETTA,
MhRIBTTA,
The FASCINATING
sPANIsH NSBBs
ID ~ NEW BILL Io-NIsRTI
Rssnsassmsrt of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
the sweet ana ylsssinr Ballad Vocalist
Third week. Of miss ELLEN COLLEEN. the
nuoh admired and fsvorits Dsussuss.
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
The popular and pretty Terpsiohoresn Artlsts,
MISS MAGGIE VERNON, and oo1s de Ballet
Continued success Of the
DBLEvAN7B BROrHEHs,
In thsir daring eets. La Perohe, 1umblIns and
Romes d'Aire.
Third week OF
j. II. BUDWORfH.
In New Acts, Banjo Solos, and Patriotic Songs
DENNY GALLAGHER,
In hii Irish and Ethiopian eonrs and Dances.
WI. aARRIsoN,
The great Comic and RxtsmpOraneous Singer.
First week Of
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
Clown. JutGier, L. tour de Mason,
and PsatsnInis,.
Admissisn q eepts; orsAessr,. ohsirs u cents.
Deors e,en stiki pdrfOfmsnos - ss o'closF.
tn EGs sA tt EEKskkEEiiscs H.1Es
rfRsa esefs a;S1gs'' 81 siis
s g: "a. F. i. u 3 Z: Sc; Vim
*; a4HiDss
sI . issaa ths S name. tnls 'Al' '''1' Of
q. bssa.ifsI zsafrsss.. h1Gfs s s'f isssii.,
S:: ks ss, E'''' ASs ss fsg. c fs9Pssihn
ma STAYS az tAs Artistic World!
Ensraeirs sysry vsristy Of performances, con-
price Of admission.
q model place of amusement a. q mereiy norninai
expense. ard an Opportunity OF taking theu fAm
SSIQuE AND MERITORIogs EXHIBITION
unalloyed BY any tndelcate acts or e1Dre,sIoEs 90
common In thesters and concert halls Of the sxe.
S:W: Allinson------Tfe.sutst
Seorfe Lee Proprietor
san shArpiey- ------Mansfer
an " q.
i - ALBxASDKIz, "a:
NEW FIFrH WEEK. NEW sr.v.,
ne Moss Lssoetv. If IA. Season. q AA''
w. II. DoNaLbsoN,
T,b REL :. e gISsD5r ;o,o,, Kin,
street. % feet rom n, Erouna. a ftor which
" Va" FL sRPs ao.: = Dam. m h fca. y some
MISS VIOLA c 81 PPlffslss
MISS KATE FRh ns 5sc'' s0n''as'
MISS FRANCES FTELtiNs,
The Accomplished pspsense;
Dsn.es,e ,nd sonIrtfosSG. o.
- Mons. SOL,
and MASTER JOHNNY,
Admission cent?; orchestra, IS osuts fentIe-
nan and lacy to o~chsstra, Is cents each
Doors opsl al IA; performance en- o'olk. "a IS 81
EREE PROMENADE CONCERT, "a "a,
Il 6srtss sdjststsE MsckssteS Hall, hs1yIsaS
eSSsse, ssaS tkl Capitol 6sTdss The undersl. ned
Eaagements that on every WEDNESDAY and
AYukpA1 EVENING, after the concerts q
Band vii give Grand Promensds Concert It tie
sSove named ylses Choice Befrsshmena con
ktnnty on band. IL The Garden VII be ses1h-
nlly llumi14Se1 JOHN BECK,
ty . I'm, IRegtbhesn.l Proprietor.
A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fss, R.p, Fsag
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k'Vh SALE-A handsome young BAY HOkSE;
''e, ;n,ky at 4al Seventh street wcsE u
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CA VA s rAS1 EilI s9a1 w k5TIse oLogp
p. c.. MONDAY, w dHs.esJ and Fri -
VII leave FONT Rocks for 6eorGetovn fussdaT.
fhursday ana afurday wornInfs, 81 O'CLOCK All
ee1-lm- 3 ID: kIRD. OePI
RAMS OF IssgE ~ TIE DISTRICT OF
s ssns 81 Wssainlton, tstrlotie Bsni, IBAnk,
B.nE e neuopoLs. The Balion BAH.
II e Bsnf q Cepmeroe and the BalIlop Bank
upNtrQts
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an ls-dts

NARS6ALs sALE-ln v rtue Of q writ Of
IyI nsu .solsl rnttf lien Law IssuS from tbs
gsrs,s 0see Of tbs S.resit CsIrt q n. D..sssl
IN front pf he G0rrI 8Ouss door Of ssid eossti.
Il II o,eIocf m Lois No s and :. n TsSds y
6lnnelI,s sqbtivasn Of square NO. ses, y de
s1ngnltr the improvements thereon, se ssd sp1
levied u.on 90 The proPe y OF daniel s. as{k-
ntss, hery =. HHrknees. ano sgmuel A. Cooue1.
and viii Be sold 20 sstsfy ludlcisls No. lgf, "
October term, lisa, IN favor 81 ksy,e Povble
WAsD y LAkonl
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HI MesgIlR 4 CO. Assuepes.,
Cor Es6 SE1 L f2HE az kkvic aas.s s,
q o'elock. We shsll soil, 81 kssby WI sH fco{
h.ads0msii fnisSed. n'' JAM fs'a" D's~'
Tern. os.6 81 Isp q the tine Of ssIe, b4l,ses,
sst dts ]. o. ko6UlRR co.. Assss.
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MARsHAL'S sALE-in yirtu. Of . writ 90
the CT Gait Court, Of the District Of Columbia, foT
the county Of Weshintton, aIo 10 ne oirects<f
vi exPote % ruollc sale, Tor cash, mont Of the
Court House door Of SAID county on FRIDAY. The
slh Gay Of september next, lss2, ~ - o'ooof N,
the tolovIpt doIorIbed rr0perty. 70 Wit, vif Id
No in utTe No ia. In tie clty Of AskInsten,
ID C., tQEethe: VIII al and singular the iaDro~s
ments theresn, seiseo and levied upon the prop-
erty Of James 5 Donev1n, and val be sod 70 50
isfy iudIcixs No. 81, 20 October erm 1850 ~ fsvOf
Of Daniel ID SvoTe. WM. SBLDEN,
"a lsdts lac Ssrshal. ID. o.