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fisAscIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday
evening say the stock exchange commence bust
ass TO-DAY with heavy feeling. The first
per cent on 30 notes, \ on the coupon 6s Of
ISL, and on the coupon So Of 1874 Afterwards
thefe vas rally from these prices. Money ID
lending freely at per cent The spseulation In
gold cont nnes 70 exhibit good deal Of vitality
Al ths second board q Yesterday the price took a
seodea upward turn, touching he, a rise OF \
nut the greater part Of this advance is lost 10 day
with sales making at the close AZ IlsK Befofe
the board to-day lis Y Ais was freely paid. bu,
these ofders supplied the rate imm-dfateiy fell IA
1Ek. The market for silver IL dun at iOsallC
per cent. Quartes and halves are held generally
~ l09HaliO per cent
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IL The Alton QllinOis) Telegraph states that
thirty-Hve rebel prisoners who were confined at
that place, escaped on the night of the 25h'
Among them was Colonel Beriah Magofin, who
waI under sentence ST death for breaking his
parole. They had tunneled hole from the oven
10 distance of six feet from the sentinels post.
They had been carelessly watched for some time.
Two or three have since been retaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IL During two weeks Of July the shipments
of domestic sugars from New Orleans to North
ern ports Of the United States were over twelve
thousand hogsheads. This supply will serve, In
part, to meet the wants ofsugar consumers In our
cities, The trade between New Orleans and for
sign ports Is beginning to revive. There have
been several clearances during the past month
from that city to Turks island, Nassau, and other
foreign ports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IL The Board Of Survey, consisting of Capt.
Hudson and Constructors Poole and HanscOm,
who examined the Niagara upon her arrival at
B'stoa, recommend to the Department that her
bu!vaIks be cut down about four and a half feet,
light rail and hammock netting 10 take the
place of the present heavy bulwarks, that she be
pierced for a battery Of twenty broadside guns
on her berth deck, and ten broadside and two
heavy pivot GUNS on her present spar deck.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
AUGUST ., 1862
spiri, Of the Mornins p,.,,

TIE IHtsIligsnesr deplores the existence in the
country OF so many malconsents, who, instead Of
giving the President all the support in their
power, DO nothing but bring ratings and accusa-
lions against him for not issuing certain procla-
matons.
The RsPHbliedn argues that there Is no danger
Whatever OF immediate Intervention by Great
Britain, and that all tendencies TO Intervention
may be counteracted by arousing " the anti
slavery sentiment Of the British people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

TIA boat lead Of distinguished Rebel pris-
o leTs left Boston harbor en- Thursday for the
! lanes river, 10 be exchanged. Among them are
Major Gen. Buckner, and Brig. Gems. Tilghman
AMI Mackan, with the officers Of their stats,
also captured. In return, we expect to have
Gems. Mccall, Prentiss and Reynolds; Coils. Cor
cOfan, Wilcox, and other brave and worthy men,
yaI-asad
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES, I
A COMPLIMENT.

Col. Cluseret, OF the Army Of the Shenandoah,
has sent to Paris long letter, which appears in
the Steele, and eulogizes the American soldiers
In the highest terms. He says that they possess
every quality Of the French soldier, and two
other qualities besides-a patience and resigna.
tion beyond all belief. He speaks of their long
marches without food, and almost barefoot, a
something UNPARALLELED in military history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

u The bells Contributed to the rebel govern
ment by the churches, planters, q C, to be cast
into cannon, and sent to Boston from New
ORLEANS by General Butler, were sold at auction
on W ednesday. They brought from twenty-one
10 thirty one cents per pound, the heaviest weigh
log ,4J7 pounds, sold for $3.50, and lot Of 1S7
bells, under 100 pounds, were bought for twenty
eight cents DER pound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IL Gen. Rousseau has declared that two of
his cardinal principles OF action shall be to make
the supporters Of the rebellion feel heavily the
consequences Of forfeiting the protection Of the
Government, and to suffer no man, with bis con.
sent TO lay the weight Of his finger upon an
escaping slave, without drst taking the oath Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IDA couple Of bushwhackers attempted to
assa.sinate Ex-Governor Robert NJ. Stewart, near
-. Joseph, Missouri, last week. He was on
stumpIng tour and was fred on by the Rebel ban.
dts, tie ball passing through his hat and grazing
his head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

THE BALTIMORE ELEcTIoN.-The election In
Baltimore, yesterday, for members Of the second
Branch Of Councils was conducted very quietly,
and with an entire absence Of excitement. There
was no opposition to the Union candidates. The
whole mum Der OF votes cast was SOL
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col. RDWIE

Col. Thomas F. Bowie, Of Prince Georges
county, who was arrested a few days since on
the charge Of assisting Federal Soldiers to desert
and committed to the Old Capitol prison by the
Provost Marshal, was yesterday afternoon re-
leased on parole to appear next Friday, and not
Internationally, as stated In the morning papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

Iron wednesday last Mr.. Charles McPhail
visited the residence Of Capt. Charles T. Halle,
In the eleventh district Of Baltimore county, and
took possession Of forty old hint lcck muskets.
They were many years ago used by company
OF which Capt. Fl. had command, and suhse-
quently by the Towson Guards, OF Towsontown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02
ARREST OF BELLE ROyD

An officer arrived by the train at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday, having in his custody the notorious
rebel spy, Belle Boyd. She was taken immedI-
sicily before the Secretary Of War, and after hav.
ing short audience with him she was Ia ken to
tue Old Capitol prison, where she will be fur
nished with quarters for a season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

TIA London letter announces the death Of
Gen. Robert b. Campbell, late United States
Consul at London. He died few miles from
that place, (at EalingJ or Sunday, the 18th Of
July He became involved IN the secession
movement, and could not return home when he
was - nsrseded In Office
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IVA trotting match took place yesterday at
Herring Run Course, near Baltimore, between
''Gray Beard 4" and " Wild Rose, ;" two animals
Of good reputation for speed. The race was for
500, mile heats, best three In five, to wagons
Time: 37-2 3g-2A3
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NAVY YARD

The Mount Washington left yesterday afternoon
for Fortress Monroe.
The captured gunboat Teaser IL on the ways
and is being thoroughly overhauled, and will
doubtless soon be put in service by Uncle Sam.
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ADMINISTERING THE OATH

The authorities, 1t is said, are considering the
propriety Of administering the oath OF allegiance
to all persons in the District who have not taken
It, and there is reason to believe that this plan
will be adopted to drive out secession sympa-
thizers and agents who are doing a great deal of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. l.. c Turner, Of New York, has been
appointed Associate Judge Advocate for the army
around Washington, and 10 charged with the In
vestigaon and determination Of all cases Of State
prisoners and military arrests In the District OF
Columbia and the adjacent counties Of Virginia,
and Of all other cases wherein the action Of q
Judge Advocate may be required.
Simeon Draper, Esq, Of New York, has been
appointed a Special Commissioner OF the war
Department to superintend the execution OF the
order Of the 3lst Of July respecting absentee on
GERS and privates Communications on the db-
,ect Of said orders may be addressed to him at the
war Department, Washington.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES, ETC.
The sale Of condemned horses, &C., at the
Government corral, on Thursday and Yesterday,
by Mcssrs. w. l.. Wall & Co., was largely
attended, and the bidding on some Of the animals
was quite spirited. One hundred and thirty-h
horses were sold, at prices ranging from one to
ffty-six dollars; fourteen mules from two to
seventy dollars; and forty-three colts from seven
to ten dollars each. The proceeds Of the sale
amounted 10 over two thousand dollars, and the
sale, considering the class Of animals put up, Is
considered very successful one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IL The police Of Baltimore made $50 arrests
during the month Of July for violation Of the
laws Of the State and CT the ordinances Of the
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SUFFERS
and other
CAMP BUSINESS MEN.

WANTED-A PARTNER for mspufsoturin,
de lclous Cider In the camps in q few minutes III,
tnat vonderful process p.enty money can be nadt
In short time. About 81 POUNDS weg ne are su n
70 msnufaotuIe 100 gallons cider. 1000 gallons fur
nlehed every day If necessary.
Apply 70 a. q. C Co, 42s street. near Pos
Once. Wssaington, ID. q. IN 81 Sts
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War Meeting at Toledo, Ohio.

TOLEDO, Ohio, August IA large and enthu
siastic war meeting was held in this city to-day
Business was almost entirely suspended afteI
noon. Speeches were delivered by Hon. H.
Prime, T. Backus and Others.
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CoMFORT AND EASE Inv ONE MINUTE

.Corns, Bunions, Csllosities. Club and Ipxsrtsd
NAILS, Enlarged and Diseased Joints, Warts.
Moes. and al Excresoepoes of the Feet, Hands.
nnc rtce, lnrtantaneously removed without the
iehst pain or Inconvenience TO the patient by DR.
WHITE, No. 426 Pa avenue. between ak md arm
So. q, S1nsu'auon hoars from .. m, to ,. m.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
DRPoT QuARTBRMAsrRR's OFFICE.
Corner Of 1874 and g. streets. {
wAsHINa pom Auxusf . 100

Corner Of 1874 dHd g streets, !
"AsHISeToN, August q, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS for the ell very off 5 600, ty.
thousand Cords of Wood 10 the Government vis
sixteenth day of Hnsast, At al tWeiss 'as ts
four feet long, ard split to the ordinary Izs OF cord
The wood to be delivered In the CITY of Wash.
ihEt9n % such 3ln's a. the Depot Qusrtsrmaster
shall direct, corded In rsnkE (lj four feet high de
oSfSsd noe sses S sn% S9mPee until
An inspector will be desirnate1, on tbs mart of
the Govsrnment. to inspect and measure the wood,
and such % does not ooaform 20 tue above speoIf-
lwo Thousand ave hundred % 5Oo) cords to be de-
nvsred on or before the fret day of October, lse2
delivered on or before the first day of November,
x Psymsn, to Be made upsn the completion of tn.
PROPOSALS. ..
The full name and Post OIhoe address of the bid
ifa hid is made in the name off firm the names
OF al the parties must appear or the bid will be
ooLsioeIed as the lndividul proposal of the patty
Proposals from disloyal partis, ac,U NOT BE- eox.
80. dSed, ana an oath OF allegiance must accompany
Pr9pos.a mu,t be addressed to Col. d. "a Ruck
&c, ca ssd must be plainly marked Proposals. for
g GUARANTEE.
should i BE- s % S,1 b 70 ~ the contract
p tvo responsible persons, whose nsnstures mIst
hshe tesPonslbility Of the guarantors must be
shown BY the ooisl oertIhosis Of the Clerk Of the
hS sfesn, pstIlet Cont or Of the United States
.Biddsrs ms.t Be present IN person when the:b,ds
sfs Opened OF the proposals wa NOT be
Ibonos, In the sum OF ton Thousand dolars eieped
by the contractor and both of his guarantors. viii
e teSntrea Of the sueoessfal bidder upon siEning
As me bond must secompsny the contract, il will
o. Se9,essssy Tor bidders 70 have their bondsmen
non and ready 70 Do Produced waen the oonfi ~
sgns s9o Bsnls Tor bones can 6s procured uSsn
sonaly, oy letter, or By telegraph. - 80
Eys sf Gssrssss&
we OF tho oounty OF - and State Of
- $50 ana 80 OF The ooanty Of - and SLATE
IA do hereby suarsnt,e thai 49, n able 20
tqinl contract, In accordance With the terns ar.
his lrolostio1a and that should his proposition be
e = Snos entsr Into contract IN
,s1sS y, me Sonf r. Be sxardsd m Ne srsSs
sh,s sss!sntss must b APPENDED the ohoisl
!! The psIot Qs.neimssssr reserves &, himself
ssiSssss A' .cslOasl md aass SsSass;
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THE REBEL GUNBOATs BUILDING IN

rOhElUN fon
1t is stated at the Navy Department that but
one gunboat is building in foreign ports for the
rebels, and that one has been closely watched by
the Tuscarora for the last two months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02
LATE REBEL NEWS.

Running the Mobile Blockade-Ths DC.
cupatien Of Grand Junction by the
| Rebels.
CAIRO, August 1.-The Grenada Appeal, of the
| 28th ult., contains Mobile dispatches announc-
| ing that the steamer Cuba ran the blockade Of
| that port on the 18th, bringing a full cargo Of
arms, ammunition, medicines and blankets
The same paper In an editorial announces the
occupation OF Grand Junction by the Rebel
forces on the 18th.
dispatch from Chattanooga, Tenn, says the
Federals evincing great activity, and are evil
IDENTIFY preparing for some movement Trains of
cars have arrived at Bridgeport with shell and
ammunition.
The Jackson Misslssippian, says It Is authorized
to state that sufficient force will be sent to the
Mississippi river, to protect the people of the
river counties from invaders.
The Columbus (6a) Times learns that General
Toombs had resigned.
The Mobile News says one division Of Lovell's
army has been ordered eastward, an d are ex
pected In Mobile soon.
Preparations for Drafting In Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 1.-The following impor.
tant circular has this day been issued, from
which 1t would appear that the authorities here
are actively preparing for any emergency that
may arise:
Headquarters Penasy Isdnia Militia, Adjntant
Generals Office, Harrisburg, August l, is62-
To the County Commissioners: All County Com
missioners who have not complied with the cir
cular Issued from these headq uarters, dated july
18th, 1862, are hereby required to complete and
return to these headquarters the enrolment OF
their respective counties before the 10th day of
August. Very respectfully, &c,
A. L. RussKII
Adjutaut General Pennsylvania.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YeRK, Aug 2-l1X a. m.-First Board
Long bonds, SIX; gold, lis.
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u POLICE,
OFFICE OF SuPlRfrr'r, No. sic Il,HtT,
City Of Washington, August LIST, 1852,

PUBLIC ATTENTION Is REQUIRED.
The istn Sectisn OF the Act TO incorporst. the
washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
"That the said company shall have at all times
free and uninterrupted use of their road way, and
sary obstruct or impede the ps.ssss gee on or over
sald rail or any part thereof or shall iniurs or
SscusnI to said fsssy eo%p.ny S5'r oT
persons offend ing shall forfeit and DAY for every
n.y. ana shall remain liable in addition 70 sad pen
sy ior any loss or damage Gee .soned BY HIS her
Notice is hereby given that the Police have il
especially IN eharke 70 enforce rigIdy the proyi-
'sI: sHd Of this Ssct R ~ N,ds Of
Tor sALE-Swo Fms HORSES. Also, . two
= horse SPRING WAGON and HAE-N
E E.ss s,o- Inquire a, e. e; /! BREWER's In
RANKs OF ISSUE IN THE DISTRICT OF
. Bsns
Barr q MstTop9lIs. The Bullion Bsnf.
i.su. ECtes of the denomination of One Dollar and
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
= bs twA msti y Z y AND AILEx1NpRLAs
e.; %:.al SS,sS|k IS; =: = e
.. il : a., y n. and "a So NJ: Ale1,n.
FeIe cents NO notes ohanget tor less than tn es
fsres Tickets good on either boat, No passes re.
Suirsa. Mount Vernon DAYS, wednesdays and
sAML GEDNEY3
gu 1-St' Il. A. RYTHER, CsPalns.
TEN OR TWENTY HORSES WILL BE
PASTUREn BY the day, week or month in a
IarEe pasture CT 60 acres, on the place of A
Che above horses will be kept for Is cents . day
otCn. jy 81 81
I AIDES LEATHER SATCHEI
IL TRAVELLING BASKETS.
FANCY BASKETS. O.
HAMPERS, for soIIed clothes,
At O6DEN's, - " ~i- AiH0s'
New Housefurn'shing Store,
" M-St- Dig seventh street. near Pa ave.
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iva Avts
NOTICE..

" NOTICE..
w ILL Be sold ~ Public Auction o. the Nom
ment rounds, In this city, the llth day Of Au-
ttst, ISn, ~ 10 O'Clock O. m, large suantlty OF
6oEs and yernf Pigs. A quantity Of Stock Cattle,
X9vg and Calves. Also, q quantity Of very fne
Terms cssh, Payments made in Treasury Otss.
A. BECEwlTH,
USo1 Col. A. ID. G., ana G. 3.
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IT'S NO USE IH EEAHk dkI4. p.r.

I.is pure and healthy. Ihs best, ply sioisns REQ
ommend II. IL contains no ecids or poisonous
drugs. 10 il purely vegetable Olders for fami d 90
and dealers promptly snpp isd. Try IL. No. 81 3
K street, between 18th and 18th. - - Z
gu 9-6t- s.. MASONIC
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EREE CoNCER7 AT THE wkssINGroN

FREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
T. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2e9 Pa. avenue,
between sth and 10th sts.-NfS Arysseeulssf L-Yhe
tnQcrelgnco N HAPPY 10 announce that ne has AZ
tSete1 Az engagement vita MIR. HENRY yUN6-
NICKEL, the greatest Violonoollo PLAYER nov IN
this country, who viii perform every night "a the
toove htu IN company With other Stare. Several
ether arnsu Will be engaged, a. to render these
concerts the most attractive In the city OF wan
lnEton. ,slgLora sEHDEL, the bsauIiful And ln-
Sompnsheo vocalist. VIII appear every pirht Wit
Aer beAunful Songs, Dzets, etc. Chofoe EefreeS
ments constantly CT hand, Oficers N attendenoe
70 preserve order. Concert commences NJ o,oloot
p. HENRY ROSENTa a T~~>
~ II LIT Prn.r7st.,
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-. F0RD's ATHENEUM! 1l
Tenth street, between E and r.
MISS NOBLE WILLIAMS,
Mr.. HARRY GILBERT,
NIX. w, p: sHELD9N,
Mr.. p. l. KELLER,
And the fuu DR. amatio and Psntomime Troupe
appears.
SATURDAY EVENING, August 3.
Will be presented
TIE YOUNG WIDOW.
To be followed by the COMEDY Of
FRIGHTENED 10 DEATH
TIGHT ROPE ASC ENSION
BY the Wonderful
w. n. DONALDSON.
Carrying MAJ on his back
To conclude with the Roaring Pantomime Of
R0QUlNET'S MISHAP5
In which Harry Gilbert, w. II. Donaldson. &c.,
will appear.
Daring the piece the Thrilling ImSxlement Feat
H. ri. viii be performed.
SCALE or PRICES.
Dress Cffcle and Psrsuette --------- IS oents
Family Circle (exFreTsly for oolored
,DOoTs OPeh At halfIsst I; 10 comm noe 8. 3
O'Clock. aug
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NOTICE

"A FAVORABLE Opportunity is presented 10
any person wishing to opsn Boarding aouse In
W, ,s The old estsbli.hed BOaTdipg House
will be discontinued or the Isl OF September next
HE party now Occupying 1t will sell our at mad
crate Price. aug St
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N DOGS.
lNOolCE 10 hereby given that the provisions of
the law OF the Corporation, approved January the
l4th 1853: will be strictly enforced. By the IN
seonon OF that law ''euy animals of the Dog kind
urd golog 81 arge. contrary to the provisions of
the act, VIII be killed" BY order
au2Iv w. b. WEBB. Sup't Of Police.
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A FOLIO CONCERT HALL-Fxs, fsss, F.a'
"A The manager ats great xpense has erscted 4
Re enfagement with Billy Worrell, the great nero
oelneator and stage manager; Annie Wesf. the
kroetost lsvorlte OF any sonxetress ever in Wssh-
the Pleasing EinEor from the RhiladelDhis Olym,Io.
las Nlo.a Cllfton, from the Baltimore Melodaop:
Mlss Eva brsnch, from tire Continental: Prof
Mlntersein, the Immense pianist; and Prot Gao
Nechman, the well known vlchnist and nuucSi
conductor. Admission free Lupoh And eSeaSs.
aievery morning, l0-l2 O'Clock.
jy1s D. FREY. p,o,r..o,
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S,AsSERBgEY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR sIxfI ct.
The Cool Retreat!
FRESH a f2 SIs 5F TALENT,
THE CRY Is, STILL THEY COME!
The EzcsistOr Combination Company.
NEW SFARs-NEW STARS!
Miss sALLlE DUyAL,
The charming Vocalist
- ME- MI: ELLEN ELLEN ccSSttkkEEEENN;
The Beautiful Dsnssuse from tho Continental
Mis-. Lucy CLIFTON.
Miss LIZZIE FRANCIS -
And full f HSSEiG Bfs' on Si &: ssss
Ds,EESs II ss f Ssa FFGsHEg Oh'
scented 70 sspssT for q short time ''' WV
rRAPEzE. DH i shS!s pi La afiERcHE AND
outrivalinE sIl Other Artistes Ofths profession.
I'M I'M RBSSBB% %SRRffHH::
This sss. q &. ss % Ss
' performers in his ssCuIisr rI line Ss ~ ''A''
DENNY GALLAGHER,
DENNY GALLAGHER,
The oeiebrtted =, hIopitn LEI neatOT IN his Elo j.
rious original Negro Aots-hIs First Appearance
WILLIE EMERSON.
In his peculiar songs and Dances.
". B; HARRISON.
He will sing bIs new Comic Patriotic bong entitled
NATIONAL SLICES.
And number Of others.
Making one OF the best Companies ever Appearing
on the Canterbury Stage.
NE yR EE s95Nss ACTS. nvuSE NEW FACES.
AND 4 SEw PR6SRHM HMAEohs'
Admission u cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cents.
DOOR OPEN a ~; Ierfor nance 90 81 o'ooof.
IL ALEXANDRIA, Va.
rhRciVAL q FARKFR-----------'.-- Proprietors
IMMENSE SUCCESS
MAMMOTH COMPANY!
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY
Nearly Every Night!
THE po dalfd Es cskoSafpANY:
First Week Of
MISS NELLIE Taylor,
The I hfHysl' j fHs MHse's sGpE,,rs's.
The Beautiful Daneeuse
The Pretty sonrstfess and Dsnsea,e,
WiH sRssar N a Jotss EstEtatnmsst
DICK pARkEiass, HI ans Sia tciTS SRss:.
M mESNFk s5i, h Ms!TeEsE 5SENSv
And LITTLE ELLA,
new SiEsRo RScTs, SEw PIECES.
Admission Is cents orchestra, IS cents reutIs-
nan ano l1oy 20 orchestra, 80 cents. jvd-6t
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OATENT OFFICE CVRIOsJTTEs-a,id., =,

PtP1 .tsS,I 2rficE cyEi0sIILEs-e.ide 70
ment Garden, ct the stsnd in Patent once: RaTe
Anns nfIlan Book 6oyeInment Books; Docu-
lorts; Burnt f.tsnt Once Rsiofts; ChssS sooss
Punished TO Pedlsry; Military TriaiE Nina,
Eswsj Army Hegultnons; Panorama Of the Goa
snoyIns over ZOO milcs; many thousand Chez
Books. Rsooliect cheap rent, L1rEs sSIss. -
uvl% - ALFRED q INYPts.
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TU FHEbEKVE The HEALTH OF YHE
CITY,
REMOVE DEAD ANIMiLsy
Notice 10 hereby nth,t all dead aninaIs ,uoh
es Horses, Cows Pigs, &c, 90, will be iinme-
open lots, or from any of the streets or thorourh
fares OF the cities Of Washington and 0eorgetogn
or their vicinity, II Information Ia given. person
ally OF BY note, ct the Spperiptendents Once N 81
Ipopoit.n Police, No. s16 Eleventh st.. north Of
stations In either of the oiles of Wsshinrtcn And
aeorgetown; Mayors Qfhoe, City Hall, WashiaE-
Ton CITY; MAYORS OGoe, Georgetown; Once of
the government Corral, corner 2{th and r stI: or
By note through tho Post Once i1si-I2s