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General Hindman, the rebel command
or Ia Arkansas, Is too rufilanly even for
the half savage community over which
he presides. lie was shot aud severely
wounded not long since BY . Texan
Ranger, who had watched, until forbear-
ance coasSa "a be q yiTtus bis brutal
conduct
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THg NURSE or PREsros s. BRooEs.
An old colored woman formerlya slave,
is now residing 10 Railway, New Jersey
hhe Waa the nurse Of Preston 81 Brooks
aud has . large family Of children, an OF
them slaves, "Massa Brooks she de-
scribes as q bad boy and q cruel mao 70
bis people, whom be whipped terribly,
and fed Ia q miserable manEeri hla
brutality IN childhood was fairly parent
% the for0clty Of bis Ilanh0od,
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ADAMS KxPRRB8 O0NPAKY.
oFFIcR No. o., cassr susEr.

ufFlOht No VI NA-AhN NeaAt
Psruo0s wishlug - sgud Frelsht and paossgoa BY
,he norulug Trains q ne Lsvuyutu Asu HAsu-
v,iIH, and NArEstLtE 40 pHqAtpH AAunoAns,
aust have ~ same as ne odos " : o'clo0k ne
sFsninE prfFiqps $1,000.
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NewmsD,q ~ Saynsid u. gsscOyel, Was Cheat
ham, }. { Smith, 81 O L Claiborne, and Jas KObb.
o,nmon co,msa--w p Jonos, President; william
Roberts, I. j. Yarbrough, wpt Driver, VIVA Stewart
Louis HouRh, W. Mullins, james turner O. n. South
safe, A.J. cole, Jas. DAVIS, Andrew Anderson, 5. B
KnovIes, Apd John oready a.
s-SSpiaa coNSifrnss cs rIa oirr c9vsciL,
Fyaqus.-KnoVsiss, soovei and cale. friua ~ ga
IPassy Wofls-Anderson, Saith and oiabSrns y
Street,, aIbryugh, Tprnsr sOelhgsse, Davis, Btsa,
May neld Chsatham and Clalborse.l .a..r as.f
BAarC-SewmAn, Stewart aud Turner
Fo,pital-.Ionea, Nay nold and Sloan, -. ~ al,
schools -Cheatham, Mayacld and Knovlsa
FrS Dsbartrsui--cready, nrlver and Newman
gas--Drlvsr, Cheathsm and paya.. r.8 ts
ctnaasrg---smllb, stewart and Newman.
Ma,tei House Roberts, stewart and Tmnet.
!Slarss--Hougb, Claiborne and Davis, 4. ..a
Pollos-UhAaiham, Brisn ard Anderaoh ts 81
sBriAgs-Bough, Claiborne pnd Brion. ~
Workhouss--ehs Aihan, Mayaed and Rbowies.
Igprogsmsas upd Eipsedlmp@-cole, Seoys' sod
Cready,
Public P,opertv--Breu, oheatham and Turner.
Pet Hovsaliayaeid, 1oaes AnaRPOSy,s,
ar Tho Road a Aldermen meets ihs Tuesdaya
roEt prsceaipS 60 second aad fourth Thursdays p
caoh month, and The Gomfnon Connoil tho second
and fourth Thurgdaya IN each month.
rsa1llli- MIGHT PoEicG. NsleHs1
HagEgU na1tH1
Cdpyaia--JOhn Bsugh, ,,. v,.,.,- a.
Az EsStsatet- .Tm, YA5btosER / y HI Il
Second LeuteHgni--John IL Davis, 800
POIissns. WIN. jackson Jehn eaVOadef Mich IN.
WIS., Josl Fhaiips VIM BsS or, John COitrell William
Mayo, John euglsss y WdwIishs, JOHN iheket''
Robert SCOTT, 80 FESpeis, Then4s Francis, Andrew
joyce, David Yates, ~ 4 oharlan Hulit' r,-.t.vsr
Ss rbsPolics Court Ia OpShed every morning ~
nino oielockF OF 'l-.1 Ht.f
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SUNDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1852
Interesting from Richmond and
Salisbury.

Statemeat- By Surgeon JOIN. Nc Gyegu--Et-
perieices Of Ttoeire Months Gdptiviyy-
Hoo Union Prisoners are Treated Heart
less Conduit of Rebel W0mea- Their In q.
human Treatment Of the Sick oiid Dead
Large Nan,Jer of Rebel 1Ipgps IN Rich
Ri6na-- Letter from Col Cacoyan.
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DAVIDSON CogsTr DlaeoToRT-contin4sa.


Poai--IIeadquaFisrs on nieh stree, Gen. parnon'
solneafoHE 1dN3 Gllsi rltlo4 .4t4
Disrla- Headquarters snmmof street lpr
Ford's rosdenss.)- Capt Cream Ala
PrggoH Observation-Disclosures On church street.
(Fethais acadomy) col stthlsy AAitbowa i'a
Cllf Aasistani oaarisy5aas.er r Head9nastera o.
cherry strssl Nc. 10, (judge calrona rsaiieuea)
Opt d Bingham. f- h
Assistaai Qpariermasfg--C hailaRpoga pep0s--fept,
r. SeYrnsoh, u Faa fI-Dfnsl .erLeI
AsssiaAi oharisrEaazisr - Ylns street, near Mrs.
roik's rosldonee cslt. 4. n. Lsmb.
Asshtisf ouariera,asisr--No. 81, Market street
Capt j. N. Hale
taisS co,nmissasy Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt R Maefeely.
Commissarg Qf StJsefTaos-bioad street Caps. y
IAitls --l li4S4- o. l--lt - 4A4- b.
Acting oosfaisarg " ssBsisianssI-Coensr O. Broad
and College streeta Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Diysetor-summer street (Dr Fords old
residence snrEeon, y swim. it..sls y & LA p
Medical ParpsyoT's 0Ges--Ghureh street, Masonic
Building 3 R, PIETlR, Surgeon, eth Kentucky In
fahtfy. Acting Medical Purvsyor, aett
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ARRIVAL AND Departure OF TRANS
lsua,lrs Sasb,nk AZ. niaeaa,esa At rs, An
arr 81 $40, T.. n
Nashville a Decatur RR, Tfain ioayea 81 600, AN.
.tlAlA liD IJ o. ODD AM d 100, Pm
Nash ohapanoogs RR Train leaves a 1900, AN
r. a. pm.
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EpAIUo aTzIEMoo
@abiNson Guuuip 9irmtOrg.
taiog.a qla1L kMEMGE Huti
olrY ooVERRM gNT.
.smHa5u D, L-@4smRa

a. loIw HuGH SMITH, Mayor "a
WILLIAM RHANE, Rssora<5.
"a fJeHNf CHUMntEYg k4siPt 4 DTTg
B,pu,y Msrhah--W. n wlalusOn, A. g Tucker,
and Janea A. siselO. sytt8bkofdIlA 8AIl
o1erls II ~ @aylss-John chnnhlpyg eE-eEsio, hrsi
Joa. l.. Ryan, second ana Johh h,aaioh thifd
Tan As,saor-aWillians Driver. Hatr
R-g.,a,s collsctOr--Aa o. shankland
Ros.r Taz Colisolor--E. D. Garrett
.Treasara--R henry. 5as .....a -.ftf..rt
HAaf1 haslg-7Thopap IFake' ~ u-,f.
sapsripiodtui q 90 Wsf fhos9sv,j. . D9dd. +.
.sgp.rin,eadsut n a. Fais Weyt'--Jane4 wyais
.Oi,sf On gs IRE DepaTiHssi- -Iobn 81 seabsfy.
is,ioa N as csAstert IT. 4. Malitids q ..
Sheet Orsrsesr-J 4, stewart. -n.-- tJ-D atlf
Oig Aaorney--JOhn MePhai Smith. 1D atHt
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mall VIA Louisville arrives Daily, 690P.h
leaves 5.45 An.
oclumbia, via r,AAsR.R. eefriyes q a $50 ? M
leayea go AN.
shslbypille, NAIL A G. R.R, arrives $50 PM.
ssr leaves $1,000 M.
Lebanon. Elm. arrives 12.OOM.
80" 81 .l-f- leaves a. SEQ Pm.
Memphis Mall, leaves pAily,ya Louisville end Cairo.
PosTloFFioEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty 'i Alexandria;
Gordonsyills. Smlthvllle,
20 Watertown, u Uat f Jennings Fork, d
PosroFFIoRs on LINE OF n. q c. R.R--
Murffsssb9ro, R0stervlile,
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B. B. COMMON g. Bro
C0mmIssION MERCHANTS,
a. 4tt no. o COIGEGE STREET, E a.s On
New stock Just received aud Eor sale
low 90 cloaP opI ConsigRmeptss
DOM Bbls, Salt, Tor sale BY
49, ~ ~ -. -. -.
HOY boxes SALT, for sale BY -. . lr.s.e1'l
SO Coils ROPE, for sale BY 49,. -
~ srs COHNOh 3 ano.
1O bbls Coal on, iar sale BY -. ,.,
~ APP -. oo D. : o--O
lOSSs SN''' y PT = = IS tGoNNok seo.
100 'S sps 'No'~T''% -'' 'SoNNoR aBRos
~ } oo5ss soAP, for 'Ai'.Oy cosnSsa /, sso
so to1ss srARciil rot aalsSy ,..,,.. -. -,
= -. ! l -.' ! -. j
I . dhoss TEA Ton sale by ta ust
. half chests TEA, ror sale By
10 eps -. A ll- TX CoNSoR 4 nh0
10 osdes1EA, COR sale by II -
~ apps CONNER BRO.
II0 Besos Yeast powosKs for sale BY
~ apb CONNOh . BIO.
70 cps - Y '''' ooNoR BRO.
VnTN gross MATCHES tor ssle nv
lOU sps cdSNoR BRO
8 boxes star CANDLES, sale By
~ aps CONe9h Bfoo
% apps co>EoR Co
IA bbls. VINDGAK, tr sale by -
Ia cps 81 49, seONSOR \ BRO.
III SpS ooNNOB a BRO
"a sps 1870 = ~ 7 cosSoH ! BRO
D spST { S9T5 & c0NsoR { BRO.
y APPS oONNOR a BRO
III APPS coNNoR BRO
I(l pOS, MAeRrsEi-, or sas ~ IN ,.,a.
4 bbls. CJnEa Tor sale by
4 aps 1iiA5-- u 0oNNoR a BRO.
e boxes dried .IIsRIVu, cor sale BY
40 APPS COMMON BRO
r bosoa Dried sealed, kr sale by
10 eRsJLB MOO 81 VNh0R 3 hs2-
Oh Kegs NAILS, Tor sale by
or apps q l.. lOONNOR a bHo,
Sn bbla Crushed sagar, for sale by
IN cps CoNNOR hko.
Lax bags MEAL, for sale ny q ...........-
SO apS UONNoR& BRO
lEnO bbls FLOUR, -tOr- sale BY
ONJO APPS CoNNOR BRO
~ ans CONNo 4 BRO
EOO, csska sIDIss, ior sale ~ IN Hr 81 =
! ~ apsl ~ lL oQyAQR4 800
OOn hbH One POTATOES, Tor sale BY
| ENJNJ APPS --- CONNOR A BRO
! 90 boxes fresh Garden SFED, nir sale by
| Estl ans H. H... CONNOR a BRO.
| y bbls Onion sETs, for uels BY
. ana a.H coNkOR A BRO,
fTN tioroes Canyassed liaAi5 Win afgo Tot OF all
~ sorts Of Goods which viii close oai iov, at
our old stand, No, College street.
apps "a b. CQNNOR $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24
From the Army Of the Tennessee.

Especial Dispatches to the Cincinnati Care
BEFORE CoRINTH, Mas 1.-THE skirmlsb- =
caused by the general contraction OF our ser
circular on the enemy's pickles to- day YVES quite
lively on the right and left. Both wings were
briskly engaged, although only with the skirni-
ishers thrown forward.
The loss in Sherman's Division was about
twelve wounded; that In most Of the others en-
gagged supposed to be about the same The
Rebels developed an unexpected superiority of
firearms. L. had been supposed that our Spring
field and Enfield rides and Mimic ball were co "a
TO any weapon for shooters the Rebels could
have, but they made capital shots at twelve hum
derd yards where we couldn't touch them at all.
On the right tire troops are lying within SEQ
yards OF et ch other.
IL would seem that in moving the Rebels mr..
retire TO give us a brisk engagement.
Thomas headquarters are now In house tyy
days ago held by the Rebels In force.
Liberated prisoners concur In the statemeI
that the Rebel works are formidable, but say al o
that for severrl days they have been sending lar
supplies OF commissary stores down the Mobi' e
and Ohio Railroad. They still, however repo
recruits coming In and incesss Mt activity on the
railroads.
BEFORE CoRINTH, Mey 19.-It Is impossible
longer to resist the belief that we are to have a
p!otrscted siege. Our entire line is now advanced
TO within three miles Of Corinth. The enemy's
fortitcations are understood to be about mile
outside Of town. Their outposts and pickles are
OF course beyond these.
Along nearly the whole distance the enemy's
picket line and ours are not more than 500 Yards
apart. For two or three days firing has been con-
slant during the day time, and occasionally sharp
at night. Our whole position is now entrenched
Working parties are busy through the whole day
and part Of the night throwing up breastworks.
Unless the enemy attacks or evacuates, we are
thought pretty certain to advance now only by
regular approaches
Ii Is now ascertainei that there are very few
weapons In the hands Of rebel sharpshooters Of
longer range than ours. These few keep I'D
ga ling hre, and at first twas naturally supposed
that there must be a more general supply OF them.
AS yet, our Losses are quite trifing. We have
heard OF none killed, except in yesterdays Skin
mini In (Ohio) Sherman's front, and wounds are
mostly slight. The rebels have thrown a few
shells into our camps, but az vet they don't seem
much inclined to use thei! artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24
FROM BANKS COLUMN.
A REPULsE AT FRONT ROYAL.

This forenoon the War Department received
the following dispatch
sIRAsBuRs, May 81, is62-Hon. Edvin M.
STANTON, Secretary of War: Colonel Kenley's
command Of infantry and cavalry has been driven
from Front oval with considerable loss in killed,
wounded and prisoners. The enemy's force IL
estimated at Eve or six thousand. 1t 10 reported
a. fallen back on Front Royal. It probably
occupies that place this morning.
N. p. BANKS, Major General.
lNoTE.-The force Of Col. Henley consisted of
a single regiment Of infantry and single squad
ron Of Michigan cavalry, and numbered, In all,
from 1000 to 1 100 men. A subsequent dispstch
from Strasburg brings intelligence that the ret-
els certainly occupy Front Royal to-day. Thu,
the direct railroad communication with the ne,n
body Of Gen. Banks force (via Manassas June
tion) is temporarily cut of. The bridge ct From,
Royal will probably be burned again, before
Gen. Banks can repossess the point, which we
take II for granted he will do az soon as he cen
march to It. Front Royal, 1t will be remembered
Is on the Manassas Gap Railroad, between Ma.
nassas Junction and S:rssburg, and some forty.
FIVE miles from the Jurction.-Ed. Star
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APPOINTMENT OF Coll RcToRs FOR THE NEWLY
OPENED SOUTHERN PoRTs The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed George .. Dennison, from
the neighborhood Of New Orleans, a. special gent
and acting collector to that port at the earl-
est practicable period, In order to carry out the
Presidents proclamation.
Collectors Will be appointed for Beaufort, North
Carolina, and Port Royal, South Carolina, as soon
as proper persons can be selected, the object Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury being to procure the
services Of those resident In the South, and who,
In addition TO efficiency, will be acceptable to all
parties concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

FInANcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterdr7
report heaviness in the stock market, with lower
quotations for shares, but more hrmness In Gov
eminent securities; 40 Treasury notes are firm
and In good demand, at 1O4k; U. s. 6s Of 1855,
registered. 10l Ha10l coupons Of 1865, 1C2; cou.
Pons of 1881, l04a10iH; U. s. So Of 1874, reg.s.
tered, Say; coupons, 93x; one-year certiHc::es
1904; Illinois coupons Of 1870, SIX; IIlionos co.,
pOrs of 1879, on; Indiana SIS, sIxas2; Missouri
6's, 52s52X; California IS, 95K; Mime sofa per
cents, o.; American gold, 103 halO3x. In fore a
bills the market is firm at ll2a ALA for sterliT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

II An Englishman who has resided near
Augusta, Ga, until within the last three weeks
has just arrived at 81. Louis. He represents the
rebels in that section s,in confident of ultimate
Success. In Augusta 10000 bales of cotton were
stored, and the commander OF the arsenal there
had Informed a committee of citizens who had
been appointed to consult him on the subject,
that In case OF the approach Of the National
forces 1t must all be burned. The same gentle.
man represents that there Is strong Union sen,!-
:neut In Georgia, which will be manifested wien
ihsse who entertain 1t can be positively assured of
---r.lnii SAFETY
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O fFIC IAL.

Headquarters Prouost Ma,sAaps O6fes,)
Washington, ID. C.
The onicer Of the Guard at the "CId Capitol
Prison" will not allow signals to be made to the
prisoners under his charge by men or women
passing In front Of his building. This practice
has led to insubordinatIon, and in one case TO a
fatal result
Any one, without respect Of person, violating
this order will be sent 10 the Central Gusrdbopse
+ By order:
Major w. E. Dosrra, Provost Marshal.
m 24-t CHAs. E. ROBINSON, Adjutant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IatsIligsnesr has ga Mild Rejoinder" to q
ate article in the New York Tribune, wherein the
Iats!igsncsT Is tasked for calling the late procla
nation Of Gen. Hunter ridiculous. The Intsl-
'gsnesr says, after quoting from the Tribxns 0.
1S6O-i6I:
The TribHss notc processes to support the
war for the Union but malicious, not to say
shrewd, people will doubtless fnd In It's passion
FOR such proclamations as Gen. Hunters a very
suspicious indication
The RspHblieas argues that the s.aveholders o,
Maryland should be made to keep their own
slaves from coming 10 the District, and not be
permitted to seek them whes once here; and
urges the entire repeal Of all laws permitting
the pursuit. in thls District, Of alleged fugitive,
rom slavery -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

WHAT IHK RICHMOND PAPERS SAY "A contra
band, WHO left Rlchmond on Tuesday, brough t q
Richmond paper Of Monday. IL says the Yankee
guaboats have made no demonstration since
Thursday; that Gen. Joseph Johnston, In COM
maud OF the land forces, considers the city per.
fectly safe from q land attack, and 10 confident Of
long editorial tries TO show how the Yankees
have taken every Southern city, commencing az
washington, and driven the Southern merchants
out. IL labon 70 show that, side by side, q
Southern man viii stand no chance with YAM
kee, and that their only hope 10 In driving us
back now or yielding everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

II The exaggei ations a. to the expenses OF the
war, set e float by dislcyal political demagogues,
are refuted by the authorized statement that the
expenditures from pril, 1851, to the present time
have not averaged a million of dollars day. The
Vallandigham- Democratic Address recently Is.
sued stated that they amounted to three millions
Of dollars a dav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

VIZ
Tickets 1lO-Share, in proportion.
JOHN A. MONTHS a. Co Are tbe .o,s AID
ony Marag srs Of the Delaware State LOTTERIES
IL All orders for ticket, or parts of toke,s W."
be promptly and faithfully hlfed, and In, Official
aferlnsS, certified by the State Commi sal opers
Ths draw numbers are also published in the
JOHN A. MORRIS CO,
Managers, Wilmington,
IN <3-Im' Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

III vieksburgh, Miss, which, according to
the rebel telegram, had been reached by Com
Porter's neet, Is situated about midway between
New Orleans and Memphis-its distance from
New Orleans being four hundred miles. and from
Memphis three hundred and ffty. II 10 forty.
ave miles west from Jackson, the capital OF Mis-.
sisstPpi, with which IL 10 connected by railroad
II L. located just below the Walnut Hills, in a
bend OF the river, aud occupies an elevated POSI-
ton on the side Of hill whose hiQhsst point is
three bundled feet above the river; opposite tbs
city the river is three hundred feet deep. The
cotton country around 10 very fertile, and the
most important article OF export from vicksburgh
10 cotton, Of which 10 ships about 200 600 bales
annually The population OF the city waI by
las, census, $50. From vicksburgh TO Memphis
the re bells have no defences Of Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSICAL S5isHs SSff;;; Of 81 F. ARTISTS
THE FHE s sSSsi II II h MALTA:
Which has been several weeks in Sreeaf.tiop. and
will be produced in all is orir mai splssdoT. III.
The ITssssst pSodactioa Of the age. Come one,
come hS% ;sS RR}Mii s2f fa!sfe Gross
81 fbs Ss1 1T n M.I,. -. NO LEFTY!
q Flu is sSs sssSss Of
Grand hlldnikht Procession, with banner and en-.
II IN tss es sd SsT: ~ e pq
not Ssp par g nosn svim you hold your
sword pistol and gun. sood and ma t ssd o,Ssd
conoIton and bad eopdiion, ard let ID be rsnornsS
q m:: bs
night TINE hs..i.. fikIS sss tSsYY.r,r ~.
HsnIaLn SS1M1tnAs' equal In every respect 20 the
MISS MILE FOWLER,
Ine Anne loan Cubas.
MISS FRANK La FOLLE,
THE CosRf OF BKAufY,
Miss LII, RRrs Bra sil.s smp. Miles. M,s. Liz
Miss jais RicHmoSnSSSeo r and
The Ps.as si.I; ne. 9ss Ballet MAsSxNIELLo,
DICK fRsRRss. the i'a HI M Th .,iEsssft
HAIRY RlCE. billy WI ln,r.Y
vi the Cork Brigade. '1'
oib nn, S0BBLES. STOCKS UP ST0cKs
DSM N, SOkEl6N INTERvENTIONs
N New y, SsT Negro Acts. and .
eS S1 oaen !, IN; Performances at sk O'Clock,
MAIlNrI NoTIcR-Hereafter there vii he bnt o..
nTds1 for He s whiss Eill take place every SAT-
valus6le presents will be given aVava s5s 90 Gi
Yer Cake Basket e"ss-s 10 Sill
fS on1s sion seies % cents; children 10 cents.
at 8 o'olook. "snoc commence
n NILS mslop, No as west 9Th street ree.,x.s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

q HE Cb,Idren Of The Fourth and part OF the
in announcing 10 teen friends and tie suiic that
they will give their ANNUAL NAV CONCERT,
under thodireciion OF their Music Tsschsf. Prof.
TUESDAY EVENING, 9th instant.
., the Smithsonian Institution, commencing 81 ~
The ,pi:no used on the occasion ha. been kindly
fsrnflsbed 6y Mr. Ellis and will be presided over BY
froi: Parkhurst ma So
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nsv Yc-.
w deesxs. bsftcees Isl and ID sts-The subscri-
her respectfully informs the public that he has 70
and that beiesftsr on every |Monday and ThursisJ
a. O'CLOCK m. there VIII be band Of muslc in
ssT; Ssv. BEE" ' ..ss a IL. snS
visitors: Clubs and associations can have the use
sha S H. ven .sf hi!
pfss;noe. I'm q sm inI ERNST sHPI IoEFFEER s
T.AUG HING GAS!
ExHILARArING NITROUS oxYDE,
BY DIR. COTTON.
MONDAY EVEN M f SsPsST ga M.ya.
At WashinstOH Theatre. (Cdrnsisj lila ST. asar ar,
DELIGHFfFIgpff e FIXTURES.
xmxsiss Exprimssts ,rit, Laxsh,.s Gas,
fREMhME BRoTHEEsn '"'n'' TIC
will appear ina
Grand Vocal and JaiStrUmentaI Concert
SIXTY Gallons of 6ss will be made and admin
tered. A strong raiinf will be erected around .be
Stage 10 prevent thoze uneer the influence OF the
Twelve gentlemen win occupy the stsTe 10 sreieei
those who lnhals the gSs from lnjunng themselves
or others Twelve Geetemsl OF the first res Aot-
Cotton Will be the first tn inhale II. IRE eaot Cf
the Eae is to seveop the most pro inspt traits of
cialm, 60; but DIR. g. hiss never had anythinr To
OCCUR At his exhibitions TO offend the H,o.t fastidi
Gus lady. He will endeasof TO cond not this enter
tainm snt IN such rs deserve the patrOc-
age tas IN New York; of the be { cisss OF IIdies
and gAntiemer The gas Is perfectly harmless in
Its effects, VIII =, to an intellectual person. the
'nsat ions are delightful b. yond oil power of Ian
guage to express.
"NO more intsilirent audiences o. l.dies ard
gentlemen have assembled in orr CITY than have
attic 4; ed DIR Col'on's Exhibitions of Laughing
6as-Phtladslphi1 NeT.h Azgsricy.
Popular prices %: Am tsIon-95, - and IS coats,
according 10 locality
fO SPECIAL Day Entertainments on Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons, IHepubI ms q
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L GOUbs in THE MGRkErEI oifoN
az MARKET SPACE. 40
EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERIFSI

Just received large and desirsble stooI of FIN
bTo!derles, consisting in ya-t Of
Sales and Cambria Bands,
DO do FdrinSs'
Do do InsertSns.
RDttng single snd double
lniant Waists and Robes,
EmbroldeIed Collars,
Embroidered Sets, from % cents 10,
Embroiderer andkercoiefs
~, Hemstitched and Plain do, etc etc,
Inc above goods have been purchased SO per cant
snail ADVANCE. WI
III We have but one ice, and every article is
M, ked in plain figures "
Come and Judge for yourselves
3. w. MEYENBERG,
m2lSt netveen III I'D 81 %.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS,
! am now receiving q large stock of choice styies
OF MoIambIsues, Va'enoias Ba,eges, GrensdIne
Btare!es, ssIegs AnIlais Foul.r silks, Travelling
Pans 0rgandies, English Prints. 40, &c. Ali of
Hhien have been sseotsd with great care and will
De disposed OF at Now York etail PRICES
JOS. J. MAY, sos Pa avenue. a
|lI3-N Between 9th AND nth sfa =
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ID LADIES' BLACK SILK TI6HT FIT ID I;
COATS,
Gilks. Just received at Vi
NJ ,,oo,,. MAXWELL'S.
N. Is. 100 additona, La'ies' Black silk Wrap
pretty m So g,
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s. q the stand in Pstsnt oeso Esr.
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oi; hsSrnt Patent Once Report; Cheas sn re-
LAVE Xrm nv kso,S.,i Mi.lsaiy Trials; Militsry
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s SG;oks' keooect cheap rent. i1rrs - Shssy
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