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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

VI The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller thar
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choic.
Literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready 70,
delivery to the public. Embraced In its enter
aiming contents are the following articles:
graphic and full accounts of the late Battles or
uss Of Peach Orchard, Savage's, White Ool
-ewoBP, and Malvern HAls. together with an
the movements on the Peninsula, and an &C
count Of Gen McClellsn's present position anc
thrilling incidents Of the battles
Details OF opefef.bns nom every department Of
tee -Army-ffom Hallecks, 6eary's, Pope's
MttehelIs and Hunters Commands, and do.
ings and operations In New Orleans and Mem.
commandment Of vickSeufg; and splendid Mill.
tary Budget; Lstest news from Dixie; Extract,
ilom southern papers; Rebel accounts Of the
Ia.e osules5 and History Of Secession In
hditoff.Is; Latest Telegraphic and Congressional
NeSS and all the Local News OF Washington
zoe the past week; Sketches; Poetry, and clip
pings from the press.
Alec, entertaining reading matter for the farmer
gardener and housekeeper.
This IL just the paper above all Others for per-
cons sojourning In the National Metropolis "a
send to their friends at distance Price ouly
three cents per copy, Or OIL per annum; postage
prepaid by sfamps when 90 arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

u A gentleman living near Palermo. bav,no
doubts Of his wife and daus hters' Union p,ip.
ctpies, went 10 st. Joseph, and procurioo a cnn,
SettsT Dan h returned and compelled bis efrini
o'ales.-D os'pha" Mo Cossiy Patriot.
W Nestroy, renowned dramatic anna, -,
one Of the idols Of the inhabitsnts Of vienns hs,
o,sv s and IN mat city Is said that between
carried. 'ensins were
=, II The two negroes charged with eour,,
ung rape on Mrs. Ann Blair, I'm Limessnr-
tt s,n aabsna Were found guilty by the mill
.aIy court and sentenced to be hung. The sen
.ence was approved by General Mitchell M
week. w f'i"ay OF ias'
W One who has tried the experiment far No..
VEN heaung amp chimneys from cracking with tse
In lukewarm water, heat to the 6oiiino nn;nsy
ana DOH ons hour after which leave h In H.,
water I'LL IL cools. SO says an exchange. '
man who owned q lot In Sacramento
hi. fenes 1 curing ne late foods went % see ii
had lost his fence, but had caught Ane two sto,v
house, which made him good deal mos ~
squsre In the operation. = = ~ eA''
u. Under the Treasury no,e bill a. sn,,,v
$50 900 900 ore reserved 70 secure he psvm
ton at sie0 600 900. = 2, sA''si''
~ Foreign born residents win Be inssre.,ed
IN an sce which has jost been passed b Cessres
Sestowlng full citzenship nfief one vssrss ,ss;'
army. -~---,-,- = : - 'soe - ING
iOrA hboring man In RssAsstsr, N. Va ~.
-. vsOoms nell 70 al Irish foftups Of oo60 900 r.
Topped making cellar wsii 70 70 over 10 fhs
oio country and search for It.
" Tne Rev. Or. Scott, who WAS driveo. sro,mn
gan rIancisce for hi secession pruciiyitirs ~.
osen Invited 20 tafr change Of leading Prssov.
!, H. Col Lewis D. csmpbeii, u she 18th Ohio,
srhs sfs = Na. SSi ssalsy shsws y P.evosi
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IL An enterprising German, named Horne,
Few months ago, and Commence nn,cn.s,, :
largely from the natives the apparentlv neeleces
fruits OF the Islands, from which be n1ens,sS
nome Dna % me mo,t excellent jeles and jams, shb.
recently took over no less than ID ON nonrS. ~
Udava ana Poha iellies, and Mr.. Horne has an
o,ael rom the Coast for IS 600 pounds Of oandie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11
The Legislature Of Connecticut ystes Add.
tioEnl RauatY

held here o-nig ht, and was addressed by Cover
nor Buckingham, Senator Dixon, and Others, The
hall was so crowded that extra meetings had Ia
be held In the street. The greatest enthusiasm
wa manifested to recruit. The immense audi
ence, responding to question Of one Of the
speakers, as 10 how many Of them would enlist,
by crying, 4" We will all gon Mayor Hsmers-
ley presided, and such an outpouring Of the peo-
pie, OF all political stripes has not been here
before. fhe Legislature to-day voted $50 bounty
to every enlisting soldier, In addition to the so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS AsRsrD Upor.-rhe
Government has agreed upon general exchange
OF prisoners OF war, and arrangements will i'm.
mediateiy be made to export the large popul..
ton OF our seaooard forts to their homes, and re.
eeiVe In return the Thousands Of our brave and
lOyei brothers who have been lsnguishing in
ooetnern dungeons. This news viii create
ieellng OF intense joy throughout the country
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LATE TELhGRAPBIC NEWS.
RIOT AT TOLEDO, OHIO.

RIOT AT TOLEDO, OHIO.
Fight between the Irish and Negro steve.
dsres-knivss, Pistols, and llubs Used
sevsfal fsrssns Killed and Many IS5ared.
ToLxpo, o July e-A riot has been going on
here today between the Irish and negro steve.
dores. The lrish struck and were discharged.
comtnenced at the dock where the propeller New
York. Of the Erie line, was load ing. It soon
spread TO all the docks
The Irish tried TO prevent the negroes from
working, attacking them with cubs, Stones. etc.
The negroes, 10 defense, drew Enives and pistols,
and considerable shooting and cutting WIS done
A bystandef was killed. and many Of the par
ticipanb Injured. Several houses belonging to
negroes were demolished. Citixens were called
out to ueu the riot, and patrolng the streets
with arms, arresting rioters.-Cincinrati Gem
tn<teist.
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ABleckade.Ruuney As,.,,d,

NBH YoRs, July ia rebel dispatch says
that the British steamer Modern Greece, attempt
ing to run the bloc ade at Wilmington, ". c,
Ing fleet and run aground. The blockading fee,
hauled of on the opening of the guns Of Fort Cas-
well. She had thousand tons OF powder on
board. The fort succeeded In striking the vessel
20 az to wet the powder, and prevent her sinking
from the effect Of the Federal shells Ii Is believed
that large portion OF her cargo will be saved
The passengers and crew were saved.
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Gem. Farrasut Reported " sunds d

NEW Yosk, July 10 The correspondent of
the World says that Com. Farragut was wounded
In the head during the engagement In front Of
vicksburg, while passing the Rebel batteries
The wound Is not cOnsidered dangerous
BALTIMORE, July 10.-Tbe special correspond
ent Of the American, writing on board the faz-
ship Hartford, states that Commodore Farragut
had narrow escape, but does not say that be
was wotnded -
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ia correspondent Of the ChIcaso Pine.
s , mat the mortality amunRth IoSva volSn.
zen tnat have gone into the service 10 appsIIine
cav t ~ Sased, a. coming from y report made 10
S',r, xnkwood, that, OF the seventeen repirnsnss
sned In the service, but q trihe over a. n the
humoef now remain 20 bear arms. 2 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

The fst.Hissaes, thinks our srmy should moi
only be enlarged but the forces in the field should
De concentrated, with view to the more success
ful prosecution Of military operations.
The RsPsbIican excerpts to any argument, mill
tsry order or rule which would tend to exclude
tbs negro from the Federal lines
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DIZZY On susAss.-we learn that kilograms
were received at the Treasury Department, YES
terday, from siI different firms of the hiebe.,
resPece Siiity In New York, all to the effect TIA;
Two and three quarters to three cents In the high
est rate OF duty that should be imposed on Mus.
covaoo sugars, and that higher rate would be
P'ohieitory. These telegrsms were at once Trans.
mitsed BY The Secretary to the chairman of The
Finance Committee
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From Cairc.

CAIRO, July lO.-ln consequence Of remon-
STRANGE 81 gned by the Commanding General and
War Claims Commiss oners, the order for the
cloaiDg Of Mound City Hospital and Its transfer 10
Memphis, has been reScinded by the secretary OF
War. =
Ise war Claims Commission has acted on up
wards Of 1900 claims up to this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

" Mr.. De Bow, Of ''Review,, notorietv- q.
IIsvef.lng Louisiana and Missss ppi, Offering tbs
Piacss Confederate bonds for their cotton This
piaces the rebel planters In a predicament II
they refuse the cotton will be burned and that :.
we ias, OF H. fthey sell, they have nothing but
is worts money to shsw YET so long as it
loss Besides, the paper trash pled css ~. LILA
els 70 that amount In favor Of he rehsliinn Ao.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

SNOW BANK IN JULIA snow drift in
Gated within one hundred rods wbs,e Ina s,,,n ~
berries were found measured twelve feet in DENT
and covered one-f fourth Of an acre. n has hee,
tTIty ises In depth There two arches in the
One Of these arches u large euoueb 70 S,sSn ,
horse and carriage through; the ofher. Tor foi;,
Pelsons 10 pass through abreast.-Sprirs fsIa
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u commission merchant at ST. Louis sold,
1st instant, l3O bales Of cotton from Memphis al
81 cents per pound, amounting to nearly $40 500.
"CoNscRIPT FATHERs."-The officers Ct the
Confederate arn17
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" The valuation OF the city of New York mi.
yea ses estate 1899 $50 404 personal proper
non last year was, real estate, si06 SS3 100 p.,-
sonal property, ia ,624 306. The falling or to,,
last year Is, In round numbers slo,s 500 600. These
n ,g.. however, may be changed by the com.
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:, " The last reports about Queen Victoria nav.
70 tes MdsJesy sun applies herself indefatgabfy
tt .ne alsc harge OF the duties OF her hioh post
s M put II was not to be eTpsc,ed fhat her
MsJes.ys overwhelming grief could admit of
any mitigation. Her Me ,sty has daily driven in
70 oe esnoornood OF the castle, bat Is not equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

APPOINTMENTS UNDER New REvEsvx Ac,s
Is asserted tina, Secretary Chase has trsn,fer,ad
the whole appointing power under the new raw.
enue act to Ex-Governor Boutwell,, Commi.sioner
JUST appointed. This 10 done TO avoid the an
noyance OF a rush Of ofice .eeken upon the Sec.
retary. o Seo-
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From Port au Prince and 81 Doriusa.

NV YORK., July 10-fost al Prince dates to
the 2ist Of June have been received Fourteen
consprators have been executed for the last at
tempt to incite revolution at Aux Cages
Advices from st Domingo state that Gen San
tana has been superseded as Governor- General by
Gen. fi~e.c.
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Br J. c. MoeHIRE q co, Aactlonnerr-

Bv J. e, Mc6HIRE & CO., AactioneerE.
FXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HOLD ,kFfICIslr PUBLIC AUCTIOn.-Ou
TUESDAY mORNIN6, July Is, az 10 O'CLOCK, a.
tke lats resicenoe Of the PTIBce de JoInvile, on
sreet. b-tveeB ~ and lssh streets, shall sell
the f1ruitare ADD feots, comprisiBg-
ROSEWOOD tTooateue covered SOFAS. ARR and Side
Chairs.
sos1et- covered sejss and Arm Chairs,
Fancy Receipt Chairs,
Rosewood Marble top Center and Side Tables,
WslBut Bookcases and Seoresarle
WalEut Whatnot.
Mantel and Oval Mirrors.
psmssk sDd Lace Curtains, shades,
MsGtel Orna nent,,
Paintings, EnGrerinfs,
IapesIy, brusssIs, and InsnIn CNrets,
0ilclotht m.tunf, Stair rods and Eyes,
Mahassuy and Walnut Bedstssds,
QTesElnE Bureaug,
W ardF obee ana Neshetands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Fea'her Bolsters and Pillows
Looking @ essss, China and 'Tin Ttslrf Sets,
Mtlnut Mirror back Liquor closet,
walnut Extension DlctnE Table
Malnet MOROCCO coveIe[ Dining Chars,
silver plste1 Csstors Tabs Cutery,
Sut 6Iess wines, Oeosnters, TO-,
knfnfh ChIn6 Dinner Set.
sryer.lb. Cd FORKS and Spoons
OSce Tee4ce, Revolving Chairs,
kefritesators Kitchen Utensils, 40,
L,lse Lot q Assorted Ceppers.
irsd ). C. Mcguire 4 CO.. Aucts
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" The House Of Representative have passed
the senate Joint resolution to provide for the ore
sen1anon OF medals Of honorn to the enlisted
men 81 The army and volunteer forces who have
o' may distinguish themselves in battle during
the present rebellion s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

H. H. non; Jss, Blaine, Of Augus.s, ha. been
the 'bI,s ~ 1se srpu biicam and Union men Of
BIesen'a'ise so.thssThirty- eiphib cona. ior re-
oiaihs accepted the nomination, w
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ID The following note is from a volu,,es-
serving hil fru xrik

INQUIRY TO the Edito, of tbs S,a,.-Ds.,
SIR l notice In the report OF the p,eceed,na' 81
"a, m senate; under date Of July 2, that the Hon.
the Detroit Free Press "wss obISed 70 sha TING.
LINEN nag by mob.n IL Mr. Chandler made
that statement, Will he be so kind a. 70 ststs ,nS -.
, ,bs' incloent occurred- the flag referred TO was
tne one raised In April 1861, The inform,,ion
will oblige AMrcp,a ~ W manoh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

OAn ofhc,al copy Of the iut.,n,, ,.r.,.
Jaw was placed In the hands OF the ,un.,,n,sa
aent OF public printing yesterday, and will y.
printed by Saturday WI NC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

u IL 10 not officially known here, a. rseen,,,
reported In some Of the sevypspers, that Co..
Foose VIA Be paced At the head Of q new nav,
expedition.
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B,J G. MoeuIRE a CO. Auo.or.-rs.

bV y Cs ho0blhb n W. AucIOEe, rs
VERY VALUABLE 9UILDING ID1 ON
i. F4aHkLIn sou BE AT fUBLIc huC4IoS.- On
TUESDAY, July Is, at O'CLOCK, on tue pramiseN' .
We thsll sell Lot No. ., in Bavi sons lu1civi-
SION Of ssutre No. Sts fronting IS feet on r.h n
STREET. bttse.n vsl,th and ThlrrerLth trees,
running back lf1 feet 70 D. foot slley.
This Lot ls situated on beautiful street, over
ookine he Whole oIty, with fms pGb 50 DsFe "a
nort, ana 10 Altogether ono Of The slost oTsirabss
loostlons IN WssbII Iton for priva'e residence
t.eive months, With interest, secured BY deed OF
~ j. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. huet,
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II fhe committee on the condition OF the w,,
S-i'l coniinue her sessions In this CITY
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" PRESIDENT Lincoln rtturaed 70 This civ
Sestsiasy, asts aree dsy., ssseacs.
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NEW STOCK.
4Sfii

1856 Nkw STOCK. 486
/" INTERIOR ADORNMEnTs
!ust received ehoace ssleetlon Of nsv ana de-
PAPER RAN6IN6s,
rr9m me rich ana ornate % the most chsste and
dining rooms, and chsnbers. "o'''
FlkEBOARD PRINTS. STATES, CENrRR
PIECES, az
NEW DeeiEnks warranted rold hands irulssf.r.,
folds and common.
WINDOW SHADES
Wlnoov shades Of rec uIred siyl N, ,,xe r,.as
70 oroer. Bun Green, AM Bins Sbsde Hnl.nss
py the yard or made into Shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs
hWercnted 20 be rilded with rold le,fl
me ;hsnosomest ADD larEsst assortment "a the
OasuieS from the best Mar aotOry m tie
Also. an assortment OF DARK Wood Pr.ne.- with
oe.anful variety Of small nEed OvsI I'D Cd
Nlslte Frames Of forelGn and Domestic mzanf.oo
tuere. Psssepatouu, &c
PICTURE CORD AND ThssELs
- BlneIent a1es AID oolors, PI oture RIn1f kn
rufcneelng excusivsy for ca sh. the abovr ,sso-,.
tsocoLolnt 70 thetr euaiEy) will be disp0sed of ar
~ ~ rsses a. they can be puIcnased for IN tSs
Di:slot NO misrePresontztlon made 10 efsot
ORDER nor Psperhsnsinr or winsov yh,ds.
sxsosted By sxSerencsd vOrkmen. hi civ or
a ssil solicited from those pe.dIn. tn. .bov.
sAs pumbsr-koM tssss ssy,Sts ,,,.,,
saoo<s above ODD Fsllovr Hal; an The feTsas
-. seSes nc iebor le2-lmifs
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WOOD AND COAL,

WOOD AND COAL.
HE UDoersig nsd ha.e this dsy entered into M
partnethp p, under The name Of FowBLI a Was
pn, LET Tue transaction OF q general W GOD and
SoAl baflness. Their 6rd IL 81 the corner of ar
steer vest and street north, where they VIII
Aveyso be prepared 20 furnish Wood and Coal or
tno peet eueifes ana a. tae lowest maYk et pTIre.
DAVID FOwBLE
My %, he4' WILLIAM WAaDER,
ynst received, 90 tons of the best RED ASH
1880 thcpuODoensl lyIlWs
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the
Seosistenos Depertnent with 5000 heads of Beef
The Cattle to be delivered at Wsshlnrtop. =. g
sna each animal 70 average 800 poUni gross: No
snmai edmlt tied that weighs Isss than 90 pounds
sr1ss. deliers, Stags, and Buils. not wanted.
Ihe nrst delivery Of Cattle to DO made on the LIST
d8y OF August OF as soon the eafteT 3, Tbs Gover
men' may olreot $40 fead of cattle per week W.
% res ulIed 70 be delivered under this contract
A bond with good and SUFFICIENT recurItT will
No pid viii be entertained vher put in h, ,o,-
neotors Who have prevlousy ed o oomEiS r,sfs
thelr contracts In any DEPARTMENT of 6overnment
vhers the BIDDER 10 not present res 20 I'D TO lis
The names Of firms should be stated IN NIL. with
inc precise addTes. OF each member of the s nm,
Proposals. from di. loyal parties will cot be con-
sldered and an ossh OF allegiance must aooompsnJ
Bio, % 20 directed 70 major <. BECK aSSI!Sf
proposals for Beef Cattle" -" o-@ 0Auoi Se'
Form Of Gpayaarss
we, OF the county Of and stats ~
1,IsI 90 hereby guarantee that is able to
his proposition, and that, should his propostio5 he
scoepied, ne III a. once onter into Contract ma
eooordanoe Herewith. Should the contrsct IA
awsIaeo MIN We are prepared to become his secu
SLhis guarantee must be appended to each bid
She Ieagnnslhllity of tbs guarautors mu.t bs
shown b{ the o1eiai oerhfcafe of tins Clerk OF ,bs
neLest District CouiI or Of tie Un.tei Ststes
'' A''o'ne'' jeA
IL THE TINE FOX RECEIVING Ems
pnass tns above advertisement il Indefinitely
III A. BECKwITH, HsJor C.s.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD. AuOtrppser,-

FiNMsHrN n MH 4 LOTS oA AZ AUCTL9N-OH
o'oloof we vi seli In front Of the premises Los
10 and IL, fubdiritor Of Square sc, ironing u feet
bsek about los feet,
Terms half cash; balance in and u months.
Tearing Interest, and secured DI deed Of tTpst.
JsA-eod;s WALL & BARNARD, Auots
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By MARSHALL ~ PAGE. huctioueeTs-
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNEp
~ eroRIs-We shaR sell a. Pune huottor, et
the Store House on stra ct, opposite w IndeTs
BuIlding, on MONDAY, JULY lrh, oomms7oinE -
70 oc loct, q. W.. lCt OF Corn, ondemlfs rs Unht
for publlo service.
Terms o,sh, IN overnment fun
J J. DANA.
Capt and A q NJ. U. "a.
Usdh MARSHALL a. Ps6A huets.
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WRAPPING PAPER. 30 cont, psr ream.
w I'D FRAECK- EAfLOR,
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AMUSEH HNTS

am ~ CEH CIV .
GR0VER'S T.HEhTKb.
"a ssense' neerlst "a and tbs willard Hosse.
LxcsxEs sRoyxR----z-------- MANAGER
'LAsrHi6BTByT ONE
THs SUMNER SEASON,
/ ONLY BENEFIT
tnNB1 BENEFIT
OF the
Youthful ard Gss-r ira Co~"aierne. Mps
SOPHIE CLIMBER,
SOPHIE CLIMBER.
-EQPHIE CLIMBER
LAST NIGuT BUT oNE
Positively g
M. y. sETCHELL,
and tie
COMEDY coNGRBs
fRis EVENING,
To commence vita tas
-s GOVhRNOR'S WIFE!
GOVERNoR'S WIFE
GOVERNOR'S WIFE
Lefty Briggs - 49, --.N- Niss scSbIe 6Imber
HIokJu SkOr'. ----..----....,... M6 II setshel
To OcDcluds with tue b-s; Of Fsrces,
a REGULAR FIX,
A REGULAR FIX!
A REGULAR FIX, &C.
Hugh de Brfa--.--------- .-.-.---Mr. II, setchtiI
Msnii. yin-. Sophie Climber
TOMORROW SATURDAY. NIGHT.
Last Night OF the Season,
and te3eft
. ... Il. 3. FRiLLlPs.
PEIczs OF LgxIsEex.
s sSss S, ufTels - 3 Ell,
ss,,s may be SECURED at the T1eii:i d1riIs the
Doors open st7'i o'Cl0's; to commence ats.
IL II RTY H Al L,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
WILL BB CPkHxp
MONDAY, july 18TH,
.. unceT tho m.nssemeat OF
PERCISAL, Parker &c CO.,
with
MAMMOTH COMPANY
fIol the
WASHINGTON CANTERBURY.
ID Sae small brlls an posters. jI IO-st
CANTERBURY Hall,
" LoCIsIANL AVENUE, MAR SIxrHsf.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TAE CITY!
The Msrass-s tsvs be,n induced. through tee
eaine 80 sS3 on OF m:ny patrons OF
TIL Z TRIPLE COMPANY
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER!
THIS IS Positively TIE Last Week
They appear az ron; SIeet Ths,ter, Baltimore,
Oh hon: az. J-lJ "a.
Tgzs zE EFFaSET5EUL
In q New Tsih; Rope Aot and Spanish rance,
- MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
Danuss. ontIt ei ''Oe Grssi1li" and "BoieroS~
hiss EVA BRENT,
Tbs charming sOrgs'reFs, IN thrss Neu Ballads.
THE SB1GRIST BROTHERS.
The most astoGI.hiEE psrfor,.ters IL the world, in
Nsv tfss OF stren.th.
hLEHANDER ZANFRETTh
In new Tight Rope Act lnd m has great StIt Act.
MONS. FELARDE,
The beat ntle daGosr n ths vUTld, IN q nsv Solo
Dsros.
First Appearances o, the Tthiopisn Comedisn.
-... PONEY SMITH.
NeD EtkioDtGn AetS
Lest Weak of the wasAirs loa Ftycrte.
DICK fskkER,
~. Tonight, tn,
... RAVEL TROUPE
Will sp1eer IN she isugt sac ionic Psrtonime
en- It.ed
THE WEDDING FESTIVAL.
p.ntoGf@s vas ed ie SH rtne,y o:nseontVs
.nIELts Ia Nsv T0TE TO crowded hoEsss.
A MMOTa SILL
By tLe i
Best Company Of Irfi.r IN tks World,
rl II To .ish;. Ner sOaEs, New Dances, New
ISiMENsE COMPANY
Admission Is cents: Orohes Chairs 80 cents.
pc0rs open a. 7&i performance ~ sk o'olooK,
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
POSITIVELY THIS WILL BE TUE LAST
AFFkRNOON tEaFOhMANCE,
SATURDAY tJu.y E:hl FOR LADIES AND
cSiLnXEN n,
THE ENTIkE COMPANY Wilt APPEAR
IN THEIR BGSE ACTS.
AdmIssiol-Ladies, 20 cent?; Children, 10 cents
Doc. open a. O'Clock performances commences
ct 2S o'jlook,
& polio CONCERT SALOON,
"A CoE-gs SIGTH IT. AND Pa. AV,
EVERY THING NEW TU-NI6HT!
EpEazem mt Of
MR. HUGHEY CLARE.
TIE Greet Ethiopian Comedian, L
(Lste OF Canterbury Ball.
.- AND A NEW COMPANY!
Handsome Water Girls in attendance
Concert oCmmeuoes a 4 4 c'ofook IN NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11
PUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuoiIoneers
EHANCERY SALE OF TWO HANDSOME
" Two STORY BRlCE Rousss AND THs AoTs ON
yhi-b IheJ stsgo, irOnunr Virgins GVenss. near
seventh street. CT Pubic Spaoe. IN the
Islsno, AZ Auction by virtue Of a decree oftho
circuit Court OF the District Cf coiumhis. sttl nc
- oh sDcery md passed The 2lst dav Of p bruary,
1852, m sac wherein wesf 4 LHsby others
are comp aSntnts. arc Cassell's widow AND heus
and oilers are defend snts, We thal proceed to seh
on THURSDAY, tle 10th esy OF July neKt lsS2.
loving ,ortion Of the real estate Of John A. Cas-
sell, deoas eco, Wis
Lot numbe ed Eve, (5.l in square south OF square
nsmeeTe1 Jour hundred abc siIfy-tnree, t4Ss,D
egrecthf 20 WLtberEes's subdivision Of Lot No.
2, in sad sspsfe, with the improvements which
are two hspfeoTe and well but { snd nearly new
tvo-story X, rex Houses, with EGok Build nfs,
containing elk ROOD and eOnveuIsat'y arfanrrd
rooms, each having q IIout on NirEIlia avenue
running back 10 south street. bsfween sixth and
Seventh streets. reaT the Pubic sPscs.
Terms Of the ttle 6s prescribed by the decree
One third cash; and tie bsst oe in three eeual IN
etslment. Of siI, tweye, and gh een months from
dsy OF Gale; tAe whole 10 bear interest ON tie day
Of sale and 70 be secured 20 the satisfaction Of he
Trustees
tie terms Of sale are not complied with within
I'VE days from the day Of sac the Trustees reserve
the right to r-el the property a. The risk sud cost
Nm. II. WARP,
JOHN r. ENNIS Trustees
y7 eotos GREEN n WILLIAMS, nets.
UrHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
unnl THURSDAY. to 18th Instant, same hour
BE- orcer OF the Tru-tees
Jyu GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Auots.