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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-23

Most of the pills IN market contain Mercury.
ahieh although valuable remedy In skilful hands
j. dangerous In public Pill, from the dreadful con.
'cIutHces that frequently fOllgs IT, ineauti0u'
These eoutNin no mercury OF mineral substance
whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

EVERY UNIFORM TO BIB CALLED TO ACCOUNT -
On toe 18th inst (Wednesday,) the order from
the War Department respecting stragglers In uni
form 10 to be enforced. Upon that day every
person found In uniform In the public streets viii
De required to show his papers, prove himself a
military man, and to have just cause for being
dosent from his command. Every one found In
military clothes, and not able to give a good and
satisfactory account Of himself, will be Obliged
70 go 70 the nearest military depot, where ave
dollars will be paid TO the officer srresting him
ana ne VIII mere be subject 10 rigid examina-
tion, which will end in his being divested Of his
uniform or In his being sent forthwith to his
command.
The enforcement Of this order will rid the cities
OF great nuisance IN the shape Of individuals
who perambulate the streets In uniform for Dur.
poses OF private and often Of an evil character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

PERsosAL.-Thurlow Weed, N. Y; Henry
Dupont, Del; Abraham wakenan, N. Y; VIM.
A Darling, N. Y James Kelly, N. Y; Perrie
C. Van Wyck, ". Y; c. Bullit, Collector OF the
P6h Of New Orleans; @ Roselius, New Orleans;
DR.. Q. Gilman, New Orleans; James Benfan
and family, N. VI and E. B. Hart, are at Will
lard's.
delegation Of ten gentlemen from the State
OF Delaware, with Hon. E. w. GilPin at their
head, are at willards. Their errand Is to con-
fer with the Government In relation to military
matters In Delaware.
James E. Mcfarland, Pa; Rev. Mr.. Parker,
Concord, N. II i; DR.. Goldsmith, N. vi Rev. c.
c. Grafton, Nd Rev. DR.. w ofe and family, N.
Y, are at the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
GEN. BUFoRD,s COMMAND.

When Ewell's force crossed the Rapidan on
Friday morning last, It got In the rear Of the
Union cavalry brigade Of Gen. Buford, then do
ing picket duty from Raccoon ford up to Madi-
son Court House. Buford not being heard from
that time until Sunday at noon, It was sup
posed that his whole force had been cut OF. At
noon Of Sunday, however, he himself arrived at
Gen. Pope's headquarters ton the battle ground)
and reported that he had made good his retreat
(by a round about route with the loss Of q sin.
gle man. His command was then on the way TO
rejoin Bsnks' corps, and within few miles of
Culpeper G. H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
RETURNING TO SERVICE.

Under the recent orders directing all able
bodied soldiers to repair at once to their giments
many who have been employed a. cook, stewards,
messengers, &c, are getting ready to leave.
Their places will be supplied by convalescents,
and hereafter none but convalescents will be en-
ployed In those duties There are at present over
TWENTY-FIVE hospitals in the city and vicinity, In
none Of which are less than six soldiers employed
In these duties
Large numbers Of convalescents are daily being
discharged and returning to their regiments
Yesterday some forty were sent from st. Eliza
beth Hospital (across the Eastern Branch) to tbs
soldies' Rest, preparatory 10 being sent to their
regiments. On their march through the eastern
section they attracted considerable attention
being headed by one Of their number playing
Dixie on fiddle and the others singing Several
had their musfes with them, and most persons
supposed It was guard with a large number
Of prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Yesterday afternoon the steamer Nelly Baker
brought up rom the Alexandria hospitals abou
$50 sick and wounded soldiers, In order to make
rom for those more recently disabled. The
Wilson smalfcsme up about O'Clock with over
seventy disabled soldiers from Hsrrison's Land.
ing. Those from the Baker were mostly conval-
escent, and were removed at once 10 the hospitals
in the eastern part Of the city but the last arrival
was perhaps unexpected, a. the men were MOI,
removed until some time afterwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
NAVY YARD.

The gunboai Chippewa, under the command
Of Commander Brison-which has been for some
months on the b!ockading squadron of Will
mington, n. C.-has arrived at the Navy Yard,
and this morning her masts were being taken
out. preparatory to giving her general overhaul
ing.
The North America arrived from Harrison's
Landing La st night, for repairs. She brought up
fifteen coRtrabands from the headquarters Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

FIsANsIAL.-New York papers Of last evening
say: Stocks opened lower this morning, under
the news from General Pope's army but after.
wards prices improved, and the entire market
stands al about Saturdays Quotations. The Tea.
,ure OF the government list 10 the scarcity of the
SEX cash, which 10 an improvement The bro.
keIs have considerable difaculty In making their
deliveries The other issues are without special
change. The Elves OF 1871 are Arm at e6H. The
per cent. Certificates of Indebtedness are q uoted
e9aS9k. The gold market Is rather higher to-
day, but far from active. Nearly all the sales
were At ll3all3H, and this Is the closing quota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
SENT TO TIE OLD CAPITOL.

Yesterday afternoon all the prisoners brought
up by the Freedom on Sunday, including the
fifteen colored men, were sent to the Old Capitol.
Most Of the colored men stated that they were
free, and had been employed by the white men
arrested at the time to work the boats, lin the
smuggling operations across the lower Potomac }
but there is no doubt but the most OF them are
slaves. Thea we believe, are the frat black men
who have been sent to the prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

u From Hudson Taylor, 1874 Penn. Avenue
1.-THE sgeLt for this city Of the admirable reprints
Of foreign magazines, by Leonard Scott & Co. ,,
we have Blackwood's magazine for July. Sin
gulariy enough, this number has no abuse Of thu
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

ALIENS LEAVING oface Of the British
Woe consul was thronged yesterday with persons
scoring TO obtain passes 10 leave the country and
were supplied with passports under the consular
sea- In some instances the passes were obtained
lor whole families, chiefly 10 20 to Canada. The
Pssspofo Dear the names, sges and desori DIT on
pnoys Sva ~~~S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

WAR MEETING IN ALxxANpRIA.-A war meet
ing will oe held this evening at O'Clock p. m
In front Of Lyceum II all, Alexandra. Omnibuse.
and boat will leave hourly. The following
speakers will address the meeting :-Senstors
Pomeroy and Harlan; Hon. Green Adams and Dr.
McMurdy, Of Ky; Col. Gregory, Of Philadelphis
Hon. J. @. Underwood, Of Va; Col. Lowry, OF
NY, Hon. l.. z. Chittenden, Register L. :.
Treasury Gilbert g. Minor, Hon. James T. Close
and yekerson Tacy, Of Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

u Hon Reverdy Johnson returned from
New Orleans In the steamer Connecticut, which
arrivez at Few York Sunday morning. Among
the passengers 10 Judge Ro,elius, who was q
member Of the convention which passed the se
cession ordinance Of Louisina, but who steadily
and ARMY voted against the measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

TIE DISTRICTS QUOTA oF~TROoPs.
In reply to numerous inquiries II there IL to be
draft Ia this District we have to say, that it Is
thought by the military authorities that there Will
be no necessity for one here, as from present ap-
pearances a fair quota Of troops will be readily
raised by voluntary enlistment. Our citizens,
generally, will, we doubt not, come forward to
put the brave volunteers In a condition to take
the field assured that their families will be ad-
equately provided for In their Absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
TRANSFERRED

Last night over one hundred Of the prisoners
confined in the Old Capitol were Transferred TO
the new military prison wv aters' warehouse) on
HigL stree, below the canal, in Georgetown.
The most OF them were military prisoners, quite
I, number being Federal soldiers confined for de-
hsrtion and other offences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

nhsao RssIEENTs The military secretary to
tse Governor Of Indians, says that from know
te<ge Of military affairs In his State, he Is salts
Sed that any attempt to raise q negro regiment
there would be dirasteful to the whole people
" Even a single company or corporals guard o!
negro soldiers, under any contingency likely to
arise, could not be raised In Hoosierdom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
DISCHARGES AND LEAVES OF

DiSOnAhuho AMI LEhN Els OF ABSENCE.
simeon Draper, Esq the War Departments
efficient commissioner to supervise the business
Of collecting and forwarding struggling soldiers
and officers to their respective regiments, has
nothing whatever to do with granting discharges
and leaves Of absence. Letters on that subject
should be addressed to the Adjutant General only
We mention the fact, az hundreds Of such letters
have been Improperly addressed to Mr.. Draper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

GIN. GRANT ON SPEcuLAToRs.-Gen. Grant
has Issued the following order to Gen. Quimby:
Examine the baggage OF all spectators COM
Ing South, and when they have specie turn them
back. IL medicine aud other contraband articles.
arrest them and conscate the contr band articles
Jews should receive especial attention.
(Signed) u. 3. GRANT, Major General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

" Within twenty-four hours, one dav thu
past week, there was received In Chicago by rail.
road, canal and the lake the following enormon.
quantity Of produce :-olie barrels OF hour, Al I46
bushels Of oats, ,l5s bushels Of rye 60O bushels
barley, s,47t pounds Of lard, 49, 62 pounds of
wool, 2,3i9 live hogs, 797 head Of cattle. 4. l0a
pounds Of hides and 3ss barrels Of whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
GUARD FOR THE NEW

GUARD FOR THE "NEW IRONSIDES.n
This morning draft OF SO marines, under the
command Of Lieut.. Young, lef. the barracks for
Philadelphia, where they will 90 on board Of the
frigate New lronsides, to form portion Of the
guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

EyApISs TIE DRARr.-Snortly after noon yes
tsTday party OF twelve persons reached Balti-
more under guard from williamsport, Pa ,
where hey were arrested on the charge Of leav-
Ing their legal residences for the purpose OF
esca,tez the contemplated draft They were all
BAltta.sreans, and Gen. Wool ordered them all
N RnrS AePenyv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

OrSia San Francisco we have later dates from
China. The French and EnglIs were fighting
the Chinese rebels, and the French Admiral had
been killed In one Of the encountera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

IL The steamer Knickerbocker arrived at Bal
umore yesterday with several hundred sick from
the Army Of the Potomac. All the sick Of the
army are to be sent away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

There were 133 deaths in Baltimore last
wsek. The adult mortality was fully ten above
he usual average.
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q y II 4 q I A L q.
WAR DIPARrNHNT,

WAR DIPARfNHNT,
sTaskisgton, d. C., August IL, 1852.
ordsrsd, That Brigadier General Wordsworth
be, and he is hereby, authorized to raise and or
gsnire one or more infantry regiments Of volun-
teers In the District Of Columbis to servefor three
years or during the war under the rules and reg
ulauons Of the War Department.
2. That the volunteers so raised and organized
shall be entitled to and receive the bounty author.
iIed by act OF Congress in the same manner as
State volunteers. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
au 1927 Secretary Of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
THE LATEST FROM SLAUGHTER'S
MOUNTAIN

The War Department have information from
the Army Of Virginia, In front Of Slaughter's
mountain, up to yesterday evening. Gen. King,
with his whole division, was then within few
miles Of the battlefield Of Saturday last, and has
doubtless Joined General Pope ere this.
No fighting had occurred in that quarter since
Saturday night last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

P1AsesAI.-Thoma A. d. F essenden has been
noninaied 70 Nj the vacancy In the second Con
Rresaisoo zIstIsc; Of Maine, caused by the resg-
nation % Ron c w Walton.
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spirit Of the nsrutns Prs..

The IstsuIgsseW pays q warm tribute to the
steadfastness Of the loyalty maintained by . ma
jority of the people OF the border States.
The Rsps6Iieas argues that ''it is 9 new gloss,
Of quite subsequent period, to say that Congress
is committed to any policy Of compromising slave
holders In the Statesn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

u The Wheeling Press says great number
OF persons are leaving that city for tie purpose
OF svsding the operations Of the draft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

u Frederick McKewen and r Z. Bennet, o
Baltimore, were yesterday sent 10 Fort McHenry
oharged with uttering treasonable language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

GTWe are indebted to Mr.. F. Pillings, OF
this city, now in England, for late copies OF
London, Manchester and Leeds papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

A1srk0. e c. Robbins, Of this city, hal
been appointed Register Of Wills for this District
By the Pres'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
THE RECRUITING

The War Departments information leads to the
Impression that recruiting is now going on quite
satisfactorily in all the loyal States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

UAt Fsyet,e, Mo, last week, q band of
suzfil.as entered and robbed nearly every Union
hmily In the place. One Of the Uniontsts callsd
IN and armed his slaves, with whose hid he held
ne rebels % bay until some Federals arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
AUpTIOR SkI.R
THIs hPrBRNOON T0-MORkus

IHLs AFrsRNOON& rO-mORkO..
s.so !. %A q w.L G3' b H;sSs:'
VERY SUPERIOR PALS BAY HoRsRs
BAY SfiEPSS5s, I'M af Instant, a. o'.Iosf
Hs,I ,siI Bay aor:s s's sat csIsIsl. H.,-
nsi. s aal c0ysn. ts, formerly ths Ireyey
q sIo sI .r aU ords Douglas and ne whole IL
g. g.; f;EE;s'r''r'& 1cr {. ws IL CO. Anal.
aAsssssst 5t.S tSf sSFss;rD
u si h. ss. REM Il ;' o.s s ssss
Moons, Ne. sos seventh street, Srder ode 81
S.nned q, unft for public ase. GAVIN s''-
BY order Of Gaps LEskIE smIyH,
.usk MARSHALL q PAGE, Aces.
1BysEEEN WILLIAMS; AsotloReer.
EHSfFk ST.. hoGfLa0LD AND HbIc5-
: S::s: :; .:.,s:.:: q sc,
m .0Sa s,,o sG,. Of tsTnltsrs, Viz
Wsrdro6s., Bsdstssd.. W. W....ssSe., and MAJ.
To .Ils Sill pifs sm sfrI coqss s1s sse'
SeTHsrn sno OLo en-. Coskl1E and other Stoves,
ana srs s:i To- so of f SiFsSSssr
With many oihsr articles vnleh We dseu Mn
ssss GREEN q WILLIAMS. .,s,.
By 10 MCGUIRE a co. AuoaoD.er,-
HOUSEHOLD FCRNIEURE, skWING Ma
II chine, Painting ard EnErsyIEgs, Family
NEsDAY MOANING, uiust iIth. oamuepoinr
% 10 Q'olook, We shall sell % Ihe Tssidenos cf h.
PIX. Peck No AIS. N street. pear ltth street al
his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising
iMshoSsny Hair cloth SOFAS,
mAhorsny Hair cloth Rockers, Sewing Chair.
En. mo c,oaaSS .ox.r ssrior Stsir,,
Marbe-to, fieT and sse Tsbles.
Mahogany Centre and Card fables,
f6llt-fr6ame MIrrsrs,
Mahogany Hat Tree,
Han Oiloloth and Lauy,
Each Walnut sDd Mxhoganv Rootoases.
walnut, eLnJ Lind and French Beostss1s,
Mtlnpt canopy and Cottage Beosteeds.
Mahogany and Walnut Pine WaTdrobes.
Larfe Mahogany Ceder hres sns Screwed ward.
Walnut Marble TOP Dressing and Plan Burssus.
nrundle beoeteads, and Chiid's Chairs,
Mattresses, cathrr Pillows ana BolsterS.
mhnosany Fl ensleI LINING cable,
stone CHINA. Dinner aud O. Ware,
Chtld's Table Chair, EiEhS ray Clock
hrueses, ingram ano Three ply CsrPcts.
MAttnE SttlT Gar pete ole Otn and ~ DDS.
LArfe numoeT OF Paintings and kntravihfs.
lfk.Ly rssInE MaohIne,
Cooki1t stove kltehen Furniture, sn1 ReSui-
Also. IN front Of the premises. about II o,aloot-
L Bay FAMILY boree, neary new Seal Csrrlaxe
ano ST single nsrnsss.
s.s as &C. MOsuIRE Il CO.. Auos,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

nT.MT OLIVEF CEMETERY, d, C-The
H Catholic community are hereby notified.
that Nj. VIM. A. Kennedy, S3s street, betve. n
Cemetery Company, In place Of Mr. Daniel Msjor,
This Company was inc 20 rated by an act passed
at ne % Session Of tho SIN Congress,
Ehe reg uIstlops OF the Cemetery can be had BY
APPLICATION 70 the agent Mum Der 3, seotioo s, OF
made TO the AGENT and invariably in advance No
lntgrmeot or dsintermeni Will be allowed without
ap plioatOn to the Agent"
By order of the COMPANY
it, (Intel) CHAS J. WHITE, d, D., Pres't.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW York, Aug. l2-Firss board-Lon
bonds, 994; gold, 113x. Market frm.
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DROPOsALS FOR MULES.

DIPoT QuARTERMLsrIR's OryIcr,
CoTsr Of l8th dHd g. Streets. !
WARRINGTON, August IL, lS62
snALID PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
eI Sx,LSUADAf, ApEust son. ct u O'Clock M,
'housano Mules. 70 CONFORM to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL TO be QO fourteen hands and over In height.
AL 10 DO sound aervioeable Mules for drsur ht
Pro,os.ls Will BE- received for Mule. ovx.
w. dwo aND sNpsn NNr VARS OLD, and FOR Mules
oFAH Thkkz AND WIDER NINE YEARS OLD.
PROPOSALS.
fne proposals for esoh GLASS Of Mules must be
PROPOSALS to Be for 1901 i've hundred and Up
The fu!l name and post ence address of the bid
Ifl old lie made in the name ofs firm tbs mama.
considered as tho indiVitui proposal Of the part
Prop osais from disloysI parties yiH not Be CON-
sttsred, and an oath of allegiance must accom-
Proposals must be addressed to Colonel d II.
haSser Qasstermtster =. Army. Washinrton,
~ M n, az hhouo Dc plainly marked proposals
r.. ,,,,,,. GUARANTEES
Bhou d 10 be awarded to him. must be fuarnpti-d
BY two Ie.ponsibls persons, vho.e signatures must
shown By the oaeiSi Sert6oats Of tho cisPR Of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United states
Bidders must De present In person when the bid.
BoRds the sum IF twenty tSous.Sa do.ts
siEnod BY the contractor and bolh Of his guaran :
tors. VIII be required OF the sacoessful bidder
ulsn signing the contract.
AS the bond must accom- Bany the contract n " n
with them or to have bonds signed in v sS1s,a
ton and ready 20 be produced when the CONTRACT
signed Blanks for bonds oan be PROG REQ a oon an
PIE Stion being made at this Office either nerson
ally, by letter, or by telegraph.
Form az GxarantsS.
We, OF the county Of, and State NJ
=, and -, OF the county of-,and 81. re-
0tG-. do hereby guarantee that - able 10
his proposition, and that should his propostiop be
accepted, he will al once enter into contrant m
accordance herewith. -
Should the contract be awarded him ve ara MA
pared u become his securities.
ITO This Eparsntse must be appended The osciaI
certificate abos O. mentioled)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 20. aase
menl Will be subject to q rigid inssection, And
those not conforming to tho Specifications viii be
The mules must all be delivered In tbi, CITY with.
In lSo) Inr'J days from the date Of sgnng the CON
PAYMENT 70 be made upon the completion of each
contract, or % soon the eater "a the Ue1ot nSr
termaster shall be Ii funds.
ANY lntormaity In the bid, or non oonformanoe
vita me terms OF this advertisement, vii errure
These mu es will BE- awarded IN lots of GOOD Ave
hundred each. unless the Depot Qusrsrmsst.T
may eSem u 70 the interest Of the government TO
The Depot q usrtsrmsse OF reserves to sfthe
tn 10 20 re'o' any or Gil bids that De may deem
aa u dt.a2s Col. and Depot q usstsrmsst;r.
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PUBLIC SALE OF oasBBANRoNRD RkBEL

BY 6hEEN WILLIAMS. Auouoneera
a SALE OF SUPkRiOR H09SEaOLDIsp
q q sITcHnN FuHsTuRI ar AUCTION On
m We shall ss st No tos. Penns,iysS sxsn. ..
nds. the foIiovlnr FrrpIture, VS.
tp,hsd. cost e, sidebOsrd' finely carved and
I've y.ry s,se Want whstnois.
sh,ss Pr2esteIe Curaans, With Cornios, cost go
One yery large 6iIt-tsns Mrror, with FrsDa.
w , rat sIass cost aiso,
Walnut Ladies' sblnet or Writips pe~s. With.
Whatnot attached, sN
efs. a aiaN s:.i AZ. S0 Bsss s,o, c,
W. sI me selvet ano Brussels CarDet,
Want ..I sss s cs, It,n.ion PiEinI table
ChanBagne and Wine 6laIses,
PP as wsltsrs; Se6tetl, and zoe Pitohsrs,
SSo ne = ass peosnters and Ssblets,
walnut Book shelves and si1eboard,
French Chins, Tea, Coffee, and DinSer ssts
lyon hagdled Knives ana Forks,
pamnk Iehieoloths,
EnsIish Fieeg and other Hal Ollolo,h,.
prone ShAnoelierl. ak and other BU.Isr.
Poe ttois; kufs, Msts, and St1ir n 90
I s. ssan en- Ehsffiterator. sAd onee csaIrs,
M6hut, Sonage, and other Bed,tssoa
E sSsL "a MsIbIs toI and Other vfsshstsnds.
h ha ssS Sssss tSR Snd Other leait,s.sss.
EiSmiIIr, BI.nse,s. and etse' BeddinT,
Mtnot and BroLIs Est Treer
Manut cane seat n arse - : Fe,a
stone China, and other LTcaS ~
pstsnt p new Iron Safe, (ViIsr1ns & Btos.'
An sIcel.sat essOrrmsn mt oi Kitchen R..ui,,.
Anu sHJ other ARTICLES TOO numerous 10 srnn.
ne aosas 1. FOR rent. IEsuirs On tn. ,rsu,,.,
ku3 GREEN a. WILLIAMS A..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

7 BERRY HALL,
fraeivAi q fARKr,--------.-Propris'or'
FIFTH WEEK! s-,.
w" sTts ksa Aaraettv. q "a. s s.ss.. ''AA
H. b SS!iAib
viii nst' "a. si ,d.. E ESps A;o.n .srS Eins
street. = lei iEen y: sioass; xts ss sSisS
" vii ssEPs .o. e D. .as Hs I'd, e some
MISS VIOLA Eli asIP EiSs.
MISS KATE E FF. s.sIsit.l u..,.u,..
MISS FRANCES FiELbINs'
The AoconpiIhed psns.ase:.
MP ps1:.:.! T nd sonI.t s.ch'
LITTLE Et bfck pAREER,
WILLIS h ana %sHh AsfER JOHNNY.
Admissfen Is cents orchestra, IS cspt,i gentle
nan and lazy TO orchestr., Is cents each.
Deer. opsn st -; P,rfoIm.nee sk och: "a l2-a
EAkTkE.BskY HALA,
ssors. Psroissi co---Na.Fro arnssS.
The Only Place o; Amusement Open IN the City.
Cool, Comfortable, Respectable asd Pop sIart
AUGMENTATION OF THE CANTERBURY
COMPANY
TALENT sRLECTED!
Marx, and Take Note OF the NsnssI
MONDAY EVENING, Autu,t II,
Rs-enGagement OF MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
the sweet and pleasing Ballad Vocalist
Third week Of MISS ELLEN COLLEEN, the
much admired and fsvorite Dsnssuss.
MISS JENNY ALkRN,
The poPulu and pretty Terpsiohoresn Artlsts.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON. and Corp, do Ballet.
Continued success Of the
DELEVAN1E BROFHERs,
In th cir daring act,. La Perchs, 3umblIng and
Homes d'Airs.
Third week Of
III. BUDwORTB,
La New Acts, Banjo Solos, AM Patriotic Songs
DENNY sALLAsHER,
In his Irish and Ethiopian Songs and Dances,
W. b. HARRISON,
The great Comic and ExtempOraneeus Singer.
First week Of
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;,
Clown, Juggler, Ia tour de Mason,
and Psatomimist.
J. 9. CLARKE,
Ethiopian Artist
MONS. SOL.
The fsvorite Violinist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

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