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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

F1yANcIAi-New York papers OF yesterday
evening say:-Wall street has a cheerful look
o-day The absence Of unfavorabls news, TO-
Qether with the cessation OF fghting In Virginia,
inparts to the stock market q very srm tone, and
quotations for nearly all the securities OF the
urday. The great strength OF the market under
the agitating reports from the army, has been the
subject Of general remark, and instesd Of the
confident feeling pervading all classes, with
strong upward tendency In prices Government
securities are steady, bnt without activity. The
50 notes are 4 per cent. better, while the skies
of 1891 are in demand at full prizes The price
OF gold broke down this morning, under The
more hopeful appearance of military affairs. The
highest quotation yesterday was ll7a1l7S, while
to-day IL Is difficult 10 sell large lots at 1l6ka
1l6k.
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DEATH CP GEN. STEVENS

zen. Isaac l. Stevens. late delegate from Wash
ington Territory, was killed on Monday evening
81 about O'Clock, under the following circum-
stances: Gen. Stevens briga bad been sent from
Centerville &c drive back force Of the enemy who
had made their appearance about two and a If
milts this side towards Fail fsX STATEN, and were
Interfering with cur transportation and am bulance
trains. w bile al the head Of his brig ade on
torseoock, driving the enemy through the woods,
OF was ST. Ick in the head by MIME ball and in
s.h'iy killed His son, Captain In the 10Th
New York, bot acting az Assistant Adjutant of
fhe Brigade, was wounded, but how badly, we
are not informed. The rebels were finally driven
from their p siton with considerable loss The
bodies of a rebel Colonel and two Lieutenanu,
killed In this SIGHT, were found In the woods
yesterday morning.
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THE MICHIGAN CAVALRY.

The sssuaIties among the officers Of the Isl
Michigan Cavalry Ia Saturdays battle, were
Colonel T. r. Brodheed, wounded and take
pdsoner--shot through the lungs, probably fatal
major Town, badly wounded-three gun-sho'
wounds a. two saber cuts. He 10 e. the Prov
fdsnce Hospital, Carols Hill, Washington
Msjor Atwood, csp,uredi unhurt. Lieutenant
Merriam, wounded and captured. Lieut.. Morse
killed.
The regiment behave very gallantly, and los
severely. II mustered only about one hundred
ard twenty yesterday morning.
Colonel 1rod heal was wounded In a second
11arge made by Lis regiment but raid nothing
about IL, aad Il was not known even by his c "a
sers Hs rallied men II other regiments as they
fell back, end wien nearly surrounded was urgeG
by soms sfhis cfscers to retire. but 'sid hs woul6
not, 20 loag as he had any men 10 fght with
Assistant urgeon Nash, OF his own regiment, IL
With him.
Michigan has reason 10 be proud Of her sons.
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FROM THE BATTLEFIELD.

Sergeant Burnham, Of the Metropolitan Police.
who went TO the battlefield Of Saturday, returned
this morning. From him we learn tina. on,
hundred and Afry wagons, driven by negroes,
were sent to the aeld under o Gag Of truce. T.
bring away the wounded. TIE rebels consented
70 tie removal Of the wounded, bu. took TIT
negroes Blrnham noticed that many Of our
dead and wounded were stripped Of their cloth.
lag, and happened to speak Of it loud enough TO-
. Confederate officer to hear. The latter ex.
claimed, "Shut up! you s-n o; a b-h, or well
'ake you, clothing and all" rebel officer
once merchant In Alexandra, said TO Burrhsm
'Donr mind him; he Is drunk. The dead were
stripped In violation OF General Lees orders, and
he says that those who did 10 shall be shot /,
Durham says he did not se. rebel cavalryman
between Bull Run and the Notifications.
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EVACUATION or WINCHESTER.
THE ENEMY IN FORCE IN TIE VALLEY

By nine O'Clock last evening tie whole Of tic
amy OF Gen. Pope had reached the position u
b ID been determined il should assume for the
present before the staunch fortif cations on tt"
south side Of tie Potomac, In cur front Ir
their march Of the day from the immediate vi
entity of Fairfax Court House the enemy Of course
did their best TO harrass our rear with an occa-
>ional round Of she'll, which, however, did no
order and condition. the army being in 9 far bet
'e. condition 10 renew the contest OF last week at
moments warning. than we anticipated
Ere they reacned this immediate vicinity, we
hear, Major General Mcclellan had, in accordsnoe
with the general oraer Of Yesterday, (published
elsewhere in to-day's Slav,) Issued an order as
summing the chief command OF the aggreg ased
army (Popss and Burnside's) thus assembled
FOR the defence Of the Capital.
This morning It seems to be certain that the
mass Of the enemy tha. followed our army from
the Rappehannock 10 this vicinity are directing
their march somewhat up the river, being al.
ready in some force about Leesburg, and In larger
force between there and the Chain Bridge, as
though abou. to make demonstration at he ferry
opposite Poolesvine Nd.
That and all other fords that might possibly be
forces which Generals Hallesk and Mcclellan
doubtless regard as sufficient for the exg encies OF
the occasion variou, bodies Of troops having in
the last few days passed Up the river this side
evidently to that end.
Winchester was Yesterday evacuated by our
troops, Il being understood that the rebels have
also appeared in force In the Valley.
We may add that there already Is strong Zee,
Of U. s. gun and mortar boats IN the river ready
Tor instant action II necessary.
Our belief Is that the rebel generals will essay
to cross the river in the hope Of getting supplies
and other assistance through a secession rising
Baltimore rather than the Federal Metropolis,
which they probably think to- well fortified to
be attacked. This Is, however, but surnise;
though the contingency has doubtless been
oouhoonIf Su1IuOu HSd tEc
Ifit had been designed to make on tack upon
toe other side Of the river, we believe II would
have been made this morning, 20 every passing
hour until II mi Ii be made serves materially to
lessen the chance Of the success Of any such move
ment when essayed.
Order, by the by, is rapidly being brought out
Of the comparative chaos that invariably follows
week Of such action and marching as our troops
were lately engaged in.
In that week, we learn from an officer who Is
best situated to know the facts, our total Ices of
killed, wounded and missing, did not exceed
fifteen thousand; the stragglers, who will very
soon be in their proper place again, making a
large proportion Of the missing ct present
We trust ere going to press with the second
edition Of to-day's ssar, TO CLEAN further inter-
esting particulars of the state of affairs In this
vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

MILITARY AFFAIRS IN KANsAs.-6en. Lane Is
In trouble az ain He has been issuing commits
SONS - sundry persons at diver times to officer the
new regiments he has been and Is trying TO raise
in Kansas. Under the last Law OF Congress in re-
lation to this subject, the appointment OF ofcers
10 left to the Governors Of the respective States
and Gov. Robinson does not approve Of some Of
Sen Lanes app, intments, and refuses to Issue
commissions TO them. He has written TO the old
regiments asking the names and qualifications OF
those among them whom he can properly with
draw and commission in the new regimenu.
Gen Lane deemed this a trespass upon his pre-
rogative, and declares that no new regiment will
be put in the field until the expiration Of Robin
sons tefm.-Chicdgo Times.
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LATE FaOM BURNslDE,s ARMY.
THE ENEMY ATTEMPT TO PURSUE HIN
WITH CAVALRY
HE IS READY TO REPEL ASSAULT.

We learn that General Burnside, on Monday
night, was on the east side Of Potomac run
about SIX miles from Fredericksburg, in a posi-
tion to punish the enemy, II they should attemp,
to press him. Some If the enemy;s cavalry had
attempted flank movement upon him, cross! ne
a ferry fifteen miles below Fredericksburg, but
had not effected their purpose, but were lowering
On tie west bank Of Potomac run, along to ii
mouth. The run enpties into an inlet Of the
Potomac.
The iron foundery (Scotts) was not DESTROYED
as stated, on the evacuation Of Fredericksburg
and private property was strictly respected.
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CoNFEDERATE CAVALRY ROUTED

The following dispatch has been received by
the War Department:
GENERAL GRANTS HEADQUARrERs, Sept. 2-l
p. m, (via Cairo, p. m.)-M,1or General Hal
ksk, Gen"al-in- Chnf: Colonel Dennis, with
from four TO Ave hundred men, met rebel cavalry
yesterday, four miles west Of Meden, In superior
force, driving them and whipping them badly
The enemy left one hundred and ten dead on tn
field; wounded estimated at over two hundred
and fifty. Our loss ave killed and forty wounded.
y. 8. GRANT, Major General Comd,e.
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Ne" JERSEY RsADT.-We learn by a tele-
graphic dispatch received last night from Tren-
ton, the capital cf New Jersey tina, there will be
40 cccA''on OF resortin2 TO draft In that gallan,
sid patriotic State, which, in the present war ha.
PROVED herself worthy Of the Revolutionary fam.
eeti-vsd by her sous on so many battle fields
The whole OF the quota assigned 70 the State
sndG the call for militia, amounting to ten
thousand four hundred ard seven,y-eight men
les been filed by volunteers, who have already
rePoited themselves sf The appointed rendexxnn.
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Irp!AN DIFT-cuLIIE. were psrnn,,n,s ..
stating yesterday that there was some ANXIETY In
regard to tn safety OF Commissioner Dole. IL Ia
Vue he had not been heard from since the 2s,b
uiumo. Being out Of the reach Of the telegram
II was impossible to communicate, otherwise
tan by the ordinary way Of mail, by which there
has not ot en- - tdcient time 10 receive Letter 7,
~ however, expected thatin few days news
VIII be received nom that quarter; and we hope
y" Lear that the Indian toables have all been
tsstled.
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" is gratifying, says the Paris corrsspond.
emf OF the New YORK World, to see thet our young
countrywoman, Adelaide Pb.llips, hss seh,svsSS
so brilliant a success abroad. At Prague ana
Pesth she Is lauded az nothing less than perSs :.
uon. Her sos de- hsfs Is Ftlippi, a. she could
not possibly have been received AZ th. ft"It.o
Opera here under her own simple name Her re.
ception here last winter was very encouraging
and she will probably be re- engaged for the an.
preaching season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

III The London Times bon.. III. p,.u.S
consus In this country will not allow themsel ves
70 De compounded by foreigners cIaimIng nyo'
,sc,lnn rom draft, and that It will be simply Inn.
pssiDle 10 extend the British e2is to the myriad.
me United States 10 the land Of their choice
tney must abide by Its laws they must rnn tbs
r s OF rs politics; they may Aght for it II they
., H1 n;sn mus. Ior 1t II they must-for Union
placed ApPen " "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

u rafHts making remittances to the Com
n'''iohei OF Internal Revenue, ordering stamp.
'0f proprietary articles, such % patent med c,pes
p7narnerY. &c should remember TIA, No ,nns,
ran Dc received, except specie, Treasury mote,
ana ofsf'' On the various United state. deposi >
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A RTlMOR

Amid the excitement Of yesterday there arose
rumor Of the resignation OF Secretary Stanton,
with an addition, saying that Gen Halleck had
been called on by the President 10 act as Secretary
Of War pro tenn
We have satisfied ourself that Secretary Stanton
has not resigned, nor has Gen. Halleck nor anv
one else been assigned to his position
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THE NATIONAL, RIFLES

lie National Rides, of this city-eighty rifles
s"ong-to-day rendered their services In the field
iof the defence OF Washington, to the War De.
pefmen'' we trust they will be accepted, Al
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QUIZ MILITARY BUDGET
GENERAL ORDER


Er- Dsynri~.rt AS;sfd,t GssUsF' Ofis,
wAsHIseToS. Sept 2. 1862
efs,-ol Ordtr, No. lss.-Msjor General McClel
IAN will have command OF the Notifications OF
wash Ing ton, and Ct all the troops for the de-
fence OF The capital.
6y command Of Major General Hallech
Ed. TOWNSEND, Assist. Adjt General.
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VOUN6 MEN WISHING TO ESCAPE The
i OkAF1.-lnfOrm nation that will enable any
empleyment, vhlon VIII pay oxs tksxsasd dolIaYs,
AID 81 the same une be sSrs OF sxsSsyfios from
the dyd5t (which will be malie In feW days. will
pc s!von bJ ADDRESSING . note enclosing one dol
LAT. 70 box lit Washington. ID. 9 Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

THE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
= honrs u st. and Pc. So, bst lltk and l2th SITS.
FOk LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
are now open and req ~ for Oil persons who de-
ioated Baths
At great expense these Baths have been fitted uD
70 meet want long fe { In his city, and We now
oner 20 tho oiti1sns Of Washington as fine Q suite
Of Bathing Rooms as ovor opened to any public In
the United StAtea.
All arc invlted to oall and see for themselves
O Open from Q. m. until 10 m; ON SUNDAYS
from Q. 10. 20 II. These rooms are uGder tae i'm
mediate suRerintendenoo Of JusTUs CHoLLAP.
from New York, lone Of the proprIetoreJ VINO
its branches. An Is-lm
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L BE grdsrsisped r re - sctfaIl, ,,,o, ~.
t liz Hs .pd tho public TIA, 10 rs
for IL. ,sS,on etHsco len ;hi: day fl
Scaehiy repaired and r. atty fitted, and
~ n Ss aso Lsen engosed oil the summer
Ssn.e Bay "uld produce, in his famous orsefs 4,
i wid reosve BY the steame, Jane. CIV ,
n.oSy ROM. TWO, week. . fresh suSply. inSHa
nenaon. o, my regular supply boats: By sneb NJ
oonIacss that nsy NJ ds With the % aSGahx ~
ent of I've never heretofore failed to do. indsSsna
MY a,Iansensns are soeomYsts that II a.,
'ps o sfsh any hoH's 70 The Unitsd satas ca
fun. shfsns H myss1 70 p p.rti.a:r attention 10
ie 20 re, 81 ths lowest cash prices. P'.VA''
o.nnsd tFsep MfS on hena fne; assortment fte.h
A.. ,pp% sei s., between ioth and ,ih.
'esH washington CITY iEf,
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nsohL - Dr. Alenso 6arcelon, suryeon.
osasral OF he stass OF Maine, 10 In wa.b,ns,o.
Gen Roberts, Major selfridze, Capt. s,T
Lieut. lockwood, and Capt, Addici, Us
Major Huo0ell, n. r; Col Meredith, s6;b REQ,
@sni p W and Capt. sagss, are at Wulard,'
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THE 6UNBOATs ON THE RIVED

Among the gunboats On the river are the fol.
lowing, in addition to the flag ship Wschu,e,t.
Jacob Belle, Yankee, Port Royal, Sonoma, Aros.
took, Tiosa and Teaser. The Despatch, Satellite
and Others are in the river, and may shortly be
expected up.
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HOSPITAL FOR WOUNDED OFFICERS
The Georgetown seminary Hospital is appro
prittsd eIclus. vely TO sick and wounded oracer
~ the army
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SUPERINTENDENT OF NrRsRs

Mr. h. NJ Pierce, president OF uters Institute,
New York city, has been appointed general su-
Pefinterdent Of hospital nurIes In the military
discharge OF his duties. All applications from
persons DESTROYS Of acting as nurses should be
fnade to him at the surgeon Generals o@ce.
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TO BE ORGANIZED AS MILITARY COM.
PANIES.

By direction Of the President, all the Clerks
and Employ es Of the civil departments and all
employees on the public buildings In Washing
fon Will be organized into companies under the
direction Of Gen. w ellsworth, and will be armed
and supplied with ammunition for the desencs OF
tae capital
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AID To GEN MCCLELLAN.
Lieut. Col. Haskin, abide camp, Is relieved
from duty with Gen. Barnard, and ordered 10 Ie.
port 10 Cen. Mcclellan
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NEW AND sIMPLlFiED METHOD FOR
~ PIANO FOkTE AND SINaING

ProSes.oF ALEXANDER. WOLOWSKI. Pr
SnistAnd Composer has returned from 49,
n 1nS o3 n hpcExaiDiso9. and opens
New AID sinpl8 ID Method. By Prot. WoIovss,'s
Nssem. person havineonly Q slight knovledGe az
mpFe With feSefsoihN, and execute operate ~
sro4 q sia.sleA mlEcSiith rare Ierfeet;on, Al
alItves @ most ext s0riin results renders the
v09e Ioyfrful. And enables the singer 70 vooaiiTe
Prof. Wolovski observation-disclosures daily Tom J ~
O'CLOCK p 10. st his residences, No. 4S1 TsntS AZ
u0'ssoa - eIo 9. IA l6- I'm
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se s. eotd
70 ARMY AND NAVY OFEJCERs

TO ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
tnyise Xeur attention to Gu l.rse .ss $40;
c x!iisSS, SsSS &SB CAMP HEATING AND
SoShs MS SI0VES. RLOD6ETT CG,S
PPAArrENT PokTABLE dALVANiZEfI fRGNS
r. ahE DvENs-tbey are sreat eool omi.ers ~
~ Az 10, and roasting meats plea, bread
For sale Wholesale and Retail By
Bl3B 90.
Baltimore stove House.
. 80 Llght street
20 Nv S0ie Agents for 8alt,TSss.
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hkhoYEi p w. colclazsf, messenger. Ca.
SOS bneau. has beep removed
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OFFICE WASHINGTON IQUEDUCT.

OFFICE WAsHINeTON iQUEDUCT,
WAsHINsTOI, 3 pr. I'd 1862
PROPOSALS viii be receiv. q untll y o,cJonS ~,
Monday. the 18th September 1851, Tor oons',o; on
Shs SI,n OF me f is Dam q Great Fails
nse hoIsand (5,6o) ards of rock EN- 1890 '
this ofioe. Ae foh1 seen az
=, Proposals to bs sealed. and endorsed "pro,,.
~. Vf Iotomso Dam and addressed to Hon Csisb
y smith' secretary Of the Interior Wasbin, tnn'
sod VIM 3. HUTTON
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II Major General Mitchell l.sst this cite -,
sFdsy fcr Hilton Head
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To Ho7Ele S No CHS EEEsr.uK.srs
PRIVATE FAMILIES, DO.
The subscribers have Just received Q freah ship
ment Of
500 CASES 81. JULIEN AND FLORRAC
G. L A r + rs,
which they Offer for sale ct New York prices.
Also. they have constantly on hand
A Largs aad Wall Selected Stock Of
Chooe BRANDiEs,
OLD MADEIRAS, PORTS, sHERRIES,
BOURBON, OLD RYE, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISTLES,
OHAMPA6NES of oil favorite brands,
ENeLISE AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN P0RYERe,
HAVANA GEARS,
ENG LIsH PICKLES. SAUCES,
Chiffon. CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
CHEESE,
sARDINEs, KEMP's REALISTICALLY
SEALED GOODS,
FRENCH. GERMAN and ENGLISH COR
BIALs,
CONGRESS-. sELTZER. MESSENGER AMI
ENGLISH SODA WATERS.
Choice OOLONG, SOUCHON6, IMPERIAL,
HYSON, YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
With IN extensive assortment Of
FANCY GROCERIES,
BININGER & CO.,
Established u.s.
Branch-219 Pa. avenue. opposite
Wilards' Hotel, Wsshlnrton.
az. Jsst received small lot Of Ohoers' Lisuor
49,. ~. n
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FOX FEN17Neatly furnished ROOMy. NJ,
s7.asS s0 Az y s 20 3d. b had on
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CIDER FOR THE ARMY.

A hne article In large Quantities will DO ready BY
tho 10Th September Irox. Parties interested In
army .nps ice and Also rectihsrs may asdrcs. tho
!u0scrlbsr q Marlboro Monmouth county, New
Jersey. for full particulars, Also, IN large auan-
auess 2 superior article Of Apple w hisky.
Au y ~ IA. g. CONOVER
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MAYORS OFFICE.
~ ,WAsHINe1oN, S.p. 8, 1897
WE'VE oiook n" on ga u dAv, the lS,m ins;ant
,ot reprImg saS Bridge acro's The Canal ct
Specifications oau DO seen An All otbs, ,ntox.
Hall. 'eSoi omco, City
The work to b tone to the ert,re ..ti.f.c,;o,
OF the Mayor and tho CommIssIoner Of fhe San.i
And sacn other persoLs a. the Mavor NAV "a cot -
..., hlChAKO WALLACH
% j 0td fIntA y ReH.l
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LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
DIR FORCES THEIR NEW POSITION

THE MOVEMENT EFFE CTEp WITHOUT
LOSS
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JACKSON GONE UP THE RIVER.

OMNIBUS SILENCE OF TIE ENEMY.
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THE UPPER EERRIES RECEIVE ATTEN-
ZION.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Istel!issss,, noticing the late arrest Of
Mr.. Tiger, !, IN Philadelphia, takes occasion Il
argue ssaips, arbitrary arrests for the NEE utter
sncs Of opinion IN tie hee, OF political discus
sions
The BrsbI,.as Is occupied with news detail:
today.
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AMuSEM ENTS.

LORDS NEW TENTH AZ. 7HBA7BR.
Teah ST., above Pa drsrsS,
Mr. JOHN s. CLARKE,
Enc disurE uishec CoueiIsn.
THIS EVENING
by Trauest viii be repeated NJ
.CdDOL DF RtfORN.
Clarke in al, ,resr piIt Of Bob fJhe'
To oonclrde with tie inimitabe
GUpDLES!
mr.. Clarke .--~--.-........ Timothy To- d es
ALL TIE STAR COMPANY
WILL APPEAR!
TO-MOkROF EVENING,
BENEPI7 OF Mr.. 8. CLARKE!
THEE GREAT PIECES!
CLARKE IN THREE CHARACTERS
yosGFH PLEKsR-------------.. - stsee ~ anne
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle ard PsTsuet--------- ,, cent?
OTchesfg Ss8sh--------- -----------oos. 49,.
No cIlrA chs'Co for deserved seets.
Doors open g. era ter 20 o o ock oVerfpIe ~
500 Ock our an TlreE "a O'o'Sck. %
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GEN MCCLELLAN ENTERS UPON HIS
NEW COMMAND
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LlME-LIME-LIME!
JUST Landed OF the ohoo or Kalph Eeystt. a
cargo OF the best quality Thoms-lOwn, state Of
Maine Wood bnrnt Lime put IL barrels This
Sta o. o. being ter,or to her kind ;hat IL
needs no futther recommend ton tha fair trisl,
and vii be sold low for oa.h only.
Inquire OF NiCHO AS ACKER,
Corner New Jersey av AMI + e. eet:
Or OF JOHN KHEEM,
IA S-lW TIA PennsylvIlla avenue,
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Doors open AZ IA; performance at Sk o'ooek.
l. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 0eS Pa avenue,
between 9Th and ION SITS INV AIlANs MINi =
efeesed an enEs cement Win Mr.. hENRY June
NICKEL, the 9 test violoncello PLAYER nov in
sbove fs IN nom n Pe, With EYER nisnt ths
Si6NOkA ST. Dri. has heen re-epgaee1 and
E,Ii dsnEnt our visitors Tita her maEnifseLt
STsiN Will pres De 81 he ianc. Tofether with
host OF Ia.ent Unsurpassed ~ any es.ablI, hmea
Ia tbs civ Choloo re re-hnsnts oons:s asiy on
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