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DIED.,

DtED,
Or the 9Th instant HELEN BEACHtM vounr.
est daughter of John q, and Mary Beachara in the
18th year of her age. of pneumonia
Here awhile on earth To mourn
Thou vast with US in thy childhood
Assy rom fr ends Who loved we'd i thee dearly
To the sad aud drear, tomb
lille W. stood beside thy coffin
Tears Of srief unbidden flowed
Though We grieved not for the body,
Thou didSt cal On thy 9 Dear ssr'i Saviour.
- " hen reHecting ON the past:
Yes, We bnle thy faith was fully Streuathenei
To accept HIM at the last =
That you ana all who love that Saviour,
AT the judgmsn mt day may meet.
At our dear Redeemcr's feet - NJ b.
, Ts fhf l't Hn inTtsGs Of yphoit pneumopa Miss
daughter Of James II Collins. s." year Vi hsf age
Western PrssbytefsH chars sSrff bs To-
tween 18th and 9Th, at o clock p m The friends
Baltimore sun copy.
On the evening Of the 18th inst, JOHN PIERCE
+ t snd Hon@ris n. Mss1ife ,o'"seS' 'h'ia OF Jas
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
inst 1T 10 clock from the resdence Of his ns
rents, S25 Thirteenth st.
On the morning of the l4th instant, at Ga clock
ELLEN. daughter o. James R. and Mary A. King.
aged fSas1 ,o im iSis Fla snd s dsys
loved her, oh, perhaps too well.
The .pirit is not dead.
Though low the body lies,
But freed from Sin and SORROW, ded
The r 10 dwe . osY9}ra a the s * e.
quested 10 attend her funeral or sunday AZ ?
c'c'ock p N =, from her fathers resdenc- on eta
street, between II ard IslsH1.
In this city, This morning, Mrs. ANNIE DE-
VAUGHAN aged ninety years.
ner funeral will take place to morrow NJ two
lock, from the residence of her Con. saniuei De-
vaughan; 403 street. Friends Of the smIy
respectfully invited TO attend.
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GREAT TOILET TRrrMPH.
CSIBTADOROT EXOELSIOR n AIR I'VE

No Lead, no Lime, Nitrate Of .Silrey; acts IN
simultaneously; never fails; produces ell the shades
OF black and brown. Parties who we're dissatisfied
with other Dyes use this with inyariable sat;sf.e
ton. -
Manufactured By J. Cristadoro, Astor House.
New York. Sold everywhere, and spilled By ali
Hair Dresssrs.
Price q, S1.5o and es per box, according to
size. Nc
CRIsrApoEo's HAIR PREsRRvArIvs
Is invaluable with his Dye 6 it mparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 80 cents, 81 and e. per BEETLE, according to
sns' &C S--eolm,r
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Vt THE INDIA RUBBER STORE of Allen, Clamp 4
=. Penn avefue, between lG:h aud nth str cts
the 9fc Ger and soldier raay find great variety If
Rubber Coats, Ponchas, Blankets Leg4ins Air
Pillows. Beds, Eoots. Cups. Pipes, and the, thou
sand. and one useful articles in the Rubber line
Also, large stock Of Duffalo Robes lined and M
lined, Wolf and Lap Robes, wool blankets all col
orS Cork Rr'a Horse Blankets and everything to
promote warmth aud comfort IN the camp and Geld
Here, too, may ne found large assortment of
SHIRTS, Cndershirts, DraweEs, Stockings, Ruckskin
Gloves and Gauntiftts yalises Leather Bags and
small trunks made 10 stand rough age in baggage
wagons. Camp Stools, Cots and Arm Chairs all u
which will be sold ut reasonable prices. no g. I'M
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MAR RIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev Dr. Sunderland THOs
II HARPER, of Baltimore, Md, to EMMA r.
CHABSCEY. of thi CITY
Baltimore Sun and Clipper COW
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MADAME DESOKEsT's MIRRoR or Fashion
WINTER mum Der now really and for sais at Shilling
tens Bookstore. containing splendid engraving,
with fui and valuable inform alton on every article
OF dress both for ladies' and children, including
de ScTipion Of furs and their prices The three full
sized patterns in the winter number is worth more
Than twice the price of the book. Shiilington has
also received this morning the Pirates Of the
PrairieF. or Adventures in the American Desert hy
Gustsye Aimard II
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MANUFACTURERS PRICgS-The celebrated Irv
ins Mills Writing Papers and EuV eiD pes of every
description. comprising Commercial Note Billet
Ladies' kste, Ladies' Bath, Cap, Letter and Bill
Papers for sale by the Agent. 337 eth street be-
tween and L.. All those in Quest of first-class
call M n 1t.
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TIE GREATEST - cent xift tore in tina world Is
HSrrison :. Pc. avenue. above 81 street P-rfuarry
sold with gift. Ladies' beautiful sets of inwel-v
only 81 cents set. Call anu see for yourself
no 10 ST.
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RECEUITs.-Since yesterday the following
recruits have arrived I5U for the 9th L. :
cavalry, under Lieut. Chaplin: 70 for lt2th
Pennsy IVania: IS for 1i3d Pennsyl,ania and
40 for New York regiments
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NARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of vY;ts f6ert
AZ faclss issued from the CLERKS Once Of ths
County Of Washington and to me directed, 4 viI
f a. Public 81 sss fer r1st e q: oos
10Th day Of November, lssa. st u q,clsek m !, IL
GLOWING piece or parcel of land :1hsiled hosss
District OF Columbia, and bousded Is follow !.
BEGINNING for the same At stone the second bsua-
east side Of Rssdy Branch and ON the soush linz q
the old Bladensburs- road leadins ts Geosgstovn,
one and -fourtss degrees for earission oS a.
right, north seventy six degrees. west six and .
tyfO1r pershes, north twenty DEGREES s.' s.s
twenty perches north fifty ave and half degree,
eighteen percSss to stone a the soeshsssi sss
ner Of lot umbe four Of said tnset Of land - a.
one and q as.rter degrees, east enc hundred -
City TIVE and three -sasrters perehss 70 . ste.s
pike road then south fou, degrees, east one hun
eight and $40 psrehss siili With The said rosa Z
Eve .ns half a.ss
and Sc 100 percbes 10 the boundary line OF the 80
the fsid boundary line 70 str IL BIT line 10 the -
ginning, containing ninety seven acres and siSA
south boundary of said tract Pleasant Hill at stsSs
GEE. ssr oha.os ssr
tn. nee north 10 deg u mia, east IL Go 100 perchsi
norts 81 deg east 81 loo percbes 20 . turnpiSS
ssand 9 stone; thence south deg So mir. 60
cosssr; thencstn the beginning stone these tvs
ira etc beiDg that tract Of land owSs1
tSe property Of Jesse B, Hsw, and win se soil -
ss a .ns ga To- st Is Isl az yor sfy
Allow, idsard Hail, L. y. Perry 90, wa. q
Birch Geo. " FsrsHi. fsr.nt, Hsiberssr 4 o..
and Ah'son Nsi's', use of wa WaR 4 h n IaNou
oc n-dh q. s. Marshal b. b.
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COMFORT AND EASE IN ONE INurs -CoYns Bun.
Ions, Callosties, Club and Inverted Nails, Chii
blains Frosted and Tender Feet, enlarged and diA
the Feet, HANDS and Face cured witkeut pain or
,nS9nrvsnisnes to the patient By DR.: White, the
nVe, near Four land half street -four doors above
the General Telegraph Ofice.) No Acid NO Blood,
no rain. &C 8-u
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AUCTION SALES.

wv. L. WALL & CO., Auctigns.rs,
nRY GOODS, DIZZY GOODS, DIT GOepS, Ar
" AUcTIox.E0n TUESDAY MORNING, lsth
kccms the stock ofs dealer dsclinins bssness. en-
eracihg large stock Of desirable goods, sueh Is
Cloths, Cassimeres. vestinsa,
Bcmbesins, Merinos, MousseIines,
french Mefincs, silks. and Ahpacaa,
Prints, Ccttons, and Wooden 6oods,
Hosiery, Gloves, and TrimminSs DC,
Planpels, Shawls &c
Terms cash.
noh WI WALL Il CO., Aucse
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VIZ ARE RECLINING DAILY the best PhiladeIrhia
Print Butter. Three lbs. for one dollar AlIk,nds
OF Marx citing a. the 10 vest uricc
GkU. ". STEWART Il Sow,
DO II 3tf Corner 18th AMI LII SITS
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BUFFALO ROBEs all sizes Wolf Robes, Skunk
RoseS Tise1 Robes, Army Blankets, Blue, Green,
He'd, " hite, 3rey and Plaid may lie found ut the
India Rubber Store of Allen Clspp & Co. Penn.
avenue, betweea 10Th and 18th - no3-im y.
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TNoosT DISEASES, Catarrhal Affections success
full treated by Or; Won MOEchlisker, 221 Pa. av
opposite WillSrds'. IT.
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SIGHT And HEARING DIR. Won Moschziskar o.
ulist and Auri.t can be consulted on ralndir. os
the Eye ard Ear. Office 227 Pa. ay It,
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LINEl LINZ, LIHF ON hand, l,50 barree If
best WOOD Burnt Lime and receiving r,sulari.
via Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Lime Stone frosa
the Potomac qusrries. Regular or transient cas-,
toners can now be furnished with any amourt
Al excellent quality of Rosends!e Cement san.
piled at 2 - Per barrel. Apply at
". ii GODEY = Lime Kilna
no l2-Jt~ Near CcorpatnUn
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LADIES Mems, Youths, Misses and Child ran's
Rulher Boots. shoes, Sandals and Caters: Ladies'
snd Gents buckle Orershoes with felt lining and
top; hien,s Short. Knee and Hip Boots At Allen
C,app6 Ca. T India Rubber store Penn avenue
between 10Th and nth sts no Aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

DESIRABLE 1spIA RUBBER Gosns-Mr. II. A
Hail has just received lot of Officers Long and
Light duh finished Goats; also duh finished pom
Gh9s extra large sizrs; also lot Of blue En- lsh
Tamas very long, AZ : ~ each also ex tru long and
light lin weight Rubber Capes with sleeves which
he i selling at manufacturers .pvices at his Iniis
tween 9Th and 10Th stA oc 0ttf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

INDIA RUBBED Goops.-The place to buy your
Rob her Coats, Leggins Camp Blan kets Havelocks
Hayersacks and every article made from India
Rubber, is at II. A. Halls IN 1aa Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at IRanufacturers'
prices, 310Penpa. avenue. between eth and 10th
streets. Oc22-tf
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
very desirable, as il he folded up Into = yary
small space, fitting into bag II is strong
and Durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lc2n9e ~ viii, and is arranged that IL may ha
stuffed with hay straw II is made of DO tn car
pet and canvas. For sale at the India Rubber Store
and 18th sts calm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

CHANGED HANps-The Assemblys (Presby-
terianl Church, corner of Fifth and streets
was sols Yesterday afternoon by Messrs Me
CURE Co, TO Henry Site ney, of the Baptist
denomination, for Cd, $50
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III FUR NITU RE.
~ FURNITURE.
McGREGOR & Co., -
At rHEIR
6 Il % u n a n

McGREGOR 4 Co., g
At THkIR -.-.. -.-.- -
ExTE TENS WARERooMs,
~ and other hou sERRErfN q Goe6s. hh
sS TIE sFOeases Rep and Hair
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahos-
BGEna a bfNi nSe ShRiEs' IA
Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
Also. large quantity of lov-priesd BEpsrEAps
SHAIsI LE GSsfSn MEHSEHpk6BEs,
All OF which are made freIn the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction. : :
the stock before purchasing, as we are selling At
prices to suit the times.
oe 36w.eo $40 Seventh street.
EOR SALE BARGAIN-A HORSE AND
+ BUGGY, with Harness and Saddle and g.
fna and a sss ae,,s G n
respect an excellent family horse. Buggy and
auire at $50 street or st the stable of Dr. Greg,
son, on street, between 18th and l4th. south OF
Pa. av, where they may be seen: oe Is Inn
Horse COUPE r, E.suiFs 4
SEWING MACHINES,
SEWING MACHINEsI
Large sscs 81 ds n1 Rstern, Ter sale at
xasy sork IA 'f SHARP a co.. 5e,i0r
OS ~. hOWagO street, BatslnOra.
~ S25 Superior Familz Sewing Ma chimes on
exhibition at Mrs. q. PR&USS', 325s Seventh
street, Washington. 4-Im.
HAPPINESS OR MIsXRYi-TnAT Is THE
IL QUESTION. The sroprietors 81 the " PAR
lNAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANAT0MYi
and MEDIClNE,n have observation-disclosures rdless Of
eXpenss-to issue free, flor the bens6t Of suffering
humanity JoxT OF their most instr and inter
esting Lectures on Marriage and its psqualifca.
tions, Nervous Debi.ity, Premature Decline Indi
Gesdon, Weakness, Depression, or ignorance. a
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluahls
lectures have been the means Of enlightenng nd
saving thousands and will be forwarded free on the
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing Sscycsnys
PARTISAN CabtrS ~ AHoioxst aad Msdse.ss, 563
Broadway, New York. ~ S-Iy
SERVANTS, GOODs.-At moderate prices.
y fnlled Cloths, Linseys. &c. E-
One price o, ly.
An inspection of stock implies no obligation 70
purchase.
AN parcels for the interior P.ogesy PACED, free
of charge. PERRY BRO.
no Stat Pa avenue and Ninth street.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR CLOTH
two doors below Smiths, j. BRUCE 4 Co
Dealers in Mems and Boys Clothing. &C sn-tr
nEAoE. PEACE, PEAOk-Is the cry Of soy.e
II men but my cry is CLOTHING, 0I0TAIk0
CIOTHING ut the very lowest price, at the pao.
pier Clothing 6tore, No. 400 9TH street sy,d cor
ner 9th street and Pa. are. DC ye-r
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CoUNTEEFEIT ONES on the Farmers Bank of
BucEs County. Pa. are in circulation here
They hear thu following fSurra: on the right
boy with ~hsayes, rake. basket Wasbinrton
on the left, female figure, standing
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AT THE DOLLAR STORE 1875 Penn avenue near
Jewelry and Silver plated Ware in the city Drop
in there and supply yourself for 81. 40 o lw.
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by that sovereign remedy, Holiowsy's Ointment
as 1t will cure any wound however desperate, If it
they be kept thoroughly covered with Il. Pot
OF this Ointment should be In every mau o knap-
sack. Only Is cents per Pot. ~
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WARRINGTON FARIETIIs.-The hall hereto
fore known a. the Gymnasium, and lstterly as
he Olympic. is being fitted up in proper
manner. and will shortly be opened as a place
OF aInusrmrn mt, under the name Of the Wash.
ingfon NarietiCs.
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! HENRY MAYOR
no7.od JOIN G. = h haEHhfkRES 4 co sse,s
E EfHh sh Rk 4 RMttbbfEH R' Execute

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of fen
lvl facias, issued iron the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the
county Of Washington, and TO me directed, win
House door Of said county, on THU RSDAY, The
2th day OF November, 1864, at Il clock IN, all de-
Lots Nos Is and Is. in square No 49, in the city a
Washington ID. C., together with all and sin ular
as the property of John C. Romele and viii be soll
to satisfy judiciss No l33. TO October lSa1 n
pour. WARD n. LAMftN
oc 2-dts Us Marshsl ID n
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SB EsH PRISOSERS.-Thi morning ST five
o'cloC K, i: rebel prisoners were brought To this
city under charge of Capt. W. F. Garrett and
the two companies OF the I'd District regiment
recently reported captured These prisoners
have all been captured within the past sw DAYS
M and about W arrenton, and included i'm ti.
number are one colonel, three lieutenant col.
onels, seven surgeons, two captains and three
second heutrnants- They Were all taken this
morning 10 the Provost Mars halls office with a
view of ,fiectng their Immediate exchange
a great many of thu prisoners are very Youth
iul looking, and all arrayed In dirty and
somewhat battered clothing. The butternu,
color predeminatrs, but freq ucntly Uncle Sans
" blue" may be seen. One man had on a Jacket
which could easily be- recognized as having be-
lcnged to the list N. Y. - NJ. which regiment
az VIII be remembered, was IN the first battle OF
Bull Run. Pants, coats and hats were all the
worse for wear; and many made display of
what Prentice calls - flag of trnca-from the
rear, while the hair of others appeared through
air-hoiss of the head gear. Many of the rrison-
ers wear United STATES oyrrcoats, and others
are projected from the cold by blankets of all
Cciors, from white 10 butternut
On the way down some of the rebel officers
Urre overheard speaking of the removal of
Gen. Lee rs commander in chief OF the Con
federate army. and the appointment of Gen.
Joe Juhnson IN has StPad.
The Colonel mentioned above is from A Ia
hama, and is said TO be member of Ionstree,'s
staff.
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ORIGINAL
WI CLOAk f MiNTTLLA STORE

NAAWEBLS ORIGINAL
AEl CLOAk MiNTTLLA STORE
ESTABLISHED 1852.
The entire second story dev oted to the exhibition
and sale of Ladies' Misses and Childreus
CLOAKs AND MANTILLAS.
Semi-weekly supplies from the
NORTHERN CITIES
and daily supplies of our own manufacture
Our regular Fall and Winter Opening of all the
modern styles of
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRES,s
CIO4kS. SACQUES, CIRCULlRS Sc Sr
takes place in our second story
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
on FRIDAY, Nov ember 7th
ATCRDAY. November 9Th
and MONDAY, No, ember 10th
New and Attractive Novelties each day
. Also, on the First story are now offering
larger stock than usual of LADIES' FANCY
GOODS, such as Lsce Goods. Ribbons. EN- broid.
Dresses, Head Nets, Nubiss Zephyr Hoo ds Clouds
sontags Hoop Skirts, and all other goods usually
kept in First-class Fancy Stores -
n. B-Msses' and Oh ildren's Cloaks ard Sacq ues
are sps inlity in our trade. We keep sn sizes to
suit girls from.5 10 IL years of age.
kemembe the place iso MAXWRLL'S
Depot of Fancy Goods, No. 32s Pa. sv.,
Oc 3)-6teo betw 9th and 10th
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AIDES DRESS FURS!

/ AIDES DRESS FURS!
Il. III. STiNENETZ
236 Pa. drenxe, befrc. l2ih nad Ins as
Invites the attention of ladies To his
assortment of DRESS PURS. en-
brscing all the various styles now in O.
Il
Having recently enlarged his store EE&25
ae is prepared to offer better induce .
me- nts than heretofore.
Beautiful sets for u, SIP snd SIS
Every article guaranteed as re presented and sold
at the lowest market prices. no slim
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Il L 3 Z Z s.!
Il u Sill
Just opened, an extensive and well assorted stock
OF LADIES' and CBILnREN'S DRESS aud PAN
CY FURS, made EXPIRE ssly for our retail trade by
eur house an New York, and warranted to be the
best IN this market. -
Weespecially call the attention of purchasers to
oqr RISSIAN SABLE; MARTIN, FITCH, MINK,
CANADIAN FC Rs. consisting in Ladies' aud
Childrens Tippets, Capes, Nantes, and Gcntle-
We defy all com petition in this line
At the same lime we bring in Remembrance our
stock of LADIES' CL0AkS and MANTLES
DRESS GOODS, and general stock of DRY GOODS
which Is daily increased with the newest and
choicest patterns of fashion.
~ Remember-4s Market Space, near Seventh
no slim g. L ". MEYENBURG.
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TRIP OvBR The RAILRoAp-Yesterdaya f
ternoon II. ID. Cooke, esq, president. 7 n
Moorehead, director; w. Wharton, IT, sup:riu
tcndGntof construction; DIR. Bartlett, of Column
bus, Ohio, who Is interested in a road lust in
eorporated there; Col Painter, of the Phils
delphja roads; MrsSrs. Hathaway and San.
street line, iwho aTa quite ceiebratedn railroad
bniidng, IN" senior having beilt number in
. this country, six in England, and one ut Ga.
nrTa,l aEG sevrra! others, embarked ut the
corner of Fiftsc street and New York ave-
nue. Tor /; rip ever that portion of the road,
lateIy finished, Ia car No I, under the charge
o. Conductor X A. Griffin the horses being
driven by Patrick Smith The car proceeded
up New York avenue to Fourteenth street. and
thence 10 boundary street, running (notwith.
standing the track had npt been thoroughly
Clean' d. very sIreu;!iIy. The party returned
b. the same route, and going dewn 10 Seventh
street the car was shifted TO the track OF that
str'rt, and D;a'ic quick trip TO The Boundary
returning about 90 lock. The travel on this
road "a a however rongher Than the Four
frenth street line or account of the paving stones
On the edge OF III" track not having been laid
low enoug b, ana tn edges Of the wheels (which
ar. OF thr New York iIattsrm) being half an
men WIDER IMAM Is necessary, running over the
stones. Gin reaching the avenue ID was con-
cindrd not To 60 down ti.. south Seventh street
branch on account Oh the iatrnesS of tn. hour
but u Trip W III he made over il this afternoon
The company have net yet pro .uIpd a suili.
c;''ncy OI cars for ali the NrancheS and will
not iGa able TO use the Fourteenth street and
south Seventh street roads until Monday.
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itavysotfg, to the North and Wesi-Two trains leav
Masbangton daily and one on Sunday-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tick cts sold
through At Government rates. For tickets and fur
snsr inioTmatsn apply at the once Of Great Penn
avenue aud Sixth ST.. WAshin ston omee open from
q m until ,. M; on SUNDAYS from to ,. m.
~ H-U 3. o. NORTON, Agent,
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LOCAL. NEWS.
AMUsgMESrs TO-NfGHr.


GRovERs THEATER.-MiSs Western TO night
Akes benefit. ana presents for the occasion
he sensatlonal drama Of 'Eictorine"-herselt
appearing "a the heroine Mr l.. p Barrett
ostains the character OF '.Alaxandre," Setchel
Dpp-ars IN the comic par. % "Bonassus." and
lola Croker appears Elise" A Devil
IA Good Joke" Will conclude the entertain
1nent.
FoRD's THRATER-ThI4 Is also a benpN,
nigh, At Ferds-Nr CouIdock being the recipi.
emit He and hi talented daughter have made
= f1ne impressIOn durllS their stay here They
10Th appear tonight again, IN The Chimney
<yorner." The roaring farce of Sudden
Thoughts" viii conclude the Entertainments
WASHINGTON THEATHR.-That the - French
Spy" and " Poeahont3s,' as Performed at NiY
Ecrs Theater, have created an Immense sensa-
Attett- These plays will he repeated Tonight,
Il being the occasion OF Isabella Cuhas' benefit
This beautifui actress eXcites renewed admira
tion at every performance, and especially Us she
be In I'M !" rench Spy to most actresses
VINO UNDERTAKE. the ripple part Of "St. Aims"
q Hamet, and " MathIide." She is considered
An this equal 10 Msdame Celeste.
CASTERBCRT HALL.-This resort is ALWAYS
well patronizsd The sSret OF Manager Perci-
deavors to secure the bsst talent on the stage
ias also the most beaUtifi,I women JuIia Nor
timer. Kate Pennoyer. Lille Brandon Florence
RIVERS, &c: form galaxy Of beauty dificult TO
eurpass. A good bill including the ssC}ipsey's
lay" tonight again.
CREMoRNB CIRcVs-Last night DR. Thayer
TOOK benefit, and all who resorted To the
tfenorne were amply repaid by thu enjoyment
OF ahealty, hearty laugh. Thayer wa. in.nen
anc he dispensed his we'll filed budget of fun
and Wit in tho most libera, manner. He appears
an the ring again tonight, together with Nixon's
entire troupe.
TEMrKRANcs HALL.-Bsll to-nirht, under
affair. '''e
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mcssrs. Wilson and Thompson. The school is
Dow open AZ the corner Of sixth stTeet sud
New York avenue
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JOY TO THE AYFLICTBD.-The order OF Gen.
Wadsworth, taking off the restrictions TO the
sale OF liquors here, SO far citiZens are con.
cerned, viii be hailed with lively satisfaction
by thirsty souls who have lately been com.
PEELED either 10 get their s.nips" on the sly, or
content themselves with the memory Of other
days.