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THE COLLISION.

On Tuesday evening last, when tie railroad
train was fred into by rebel cavalry a, Brtstow
Station, the engineer put on full head OF steam,
and ran IN hurry down to Manassas junction.
In his fright he took the liberty OF fancying tina;
the regular signal light to notify him to approach
slowly, were merely decoy lights, placed on the
track by rebel troops to bring his train to a halt
and continued to run at full speed. The consc-
quence was collision, by which he annih!lated
Ills own train and the empty one standing in Its
Tath. The wreck OF the two trains thus made Is
said greatly to have increased the trouble and
confusion Of the raid OF the same night there
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WITH

Tho Great Comic Genius Of tho Ags,
The Great Comic Genius of the bge,
The Great Come Census of tn, Age,
Tho Great Comic Goaius of tho Age,
Tho Great Come Genius of tho Age,
Tho Great Comic Genius OF the Lge,
Tbs Great Comic Genius of tho Age,
! Tho Great Connie Genus of the Age,
The Great Connie Genius of Ihe Are,
Ths Great Connie Genius of the Age,
The Great Come Genus of tile Age,
The Great Come Genus of the Aga,
The Great Comic Genius of tie Age,
The Great Come Genius of tho Ase,
Tho Great Comic Genrms Of the Age,
The Great Comic Genius of tho Ago,
Tho Grsat Comic Genus of the Age,
Tho Great Comic Genius of tho Ago,
The Great Come Genius of the Age,
Tbs Great Comic Genius of the hge,
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pUR NiLI'IA ItT BUDGET
RELIEVED.

Mai w. +. Barry, chief of artillery Of the army
Q. The Potomac, Major Webb, assistant chief OF
artillery, and General Stoneman chief Of cavalry,
OF the same army, have been relieved, at their
own requests, from duty IN those positions, and
have reported TO the General-in-chief here for
orders 20 ether duty. General Mcclellan wrote
General Barry hattering letter, indeed, express
ing the highest opinion Of his services In organ
ling the vast artillery Of his army, and bringing
II TO ITS preseLt state Of efficiency.
i.setm, to be understood that both Gen. Barry
and General Stoneman will be promptly placed
in Command Of divisions IN the field Major
Webb has already been ordered TO duty with
the rank CT Lieut. Colonel Of volunteeTs) as the
Assistant Inspector General attached to the d.
TiSicn Of General Fitz John Porter
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL

This morning John Wilson, who was arrested
in Harrisburg on Friday last for using treason
able sentiments, and with trying to escape tie
draft, was brought to the city and sent to the Old
capitol. 1t Is said that he was formerly n the
rebel army, and also that he had taken an oath
IF allegiance to the United States and to the Con-
federate States. The first oath he considers not
oinding.
Samuel Stutzenberger, of Indiana, who was
arrested several days since the charge Of being
rebel, wa, brought on this morning and sent to
the Old Capitol.
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TIE EVENING STAR.
" WASHINGTON CITY:
AUGUST %. 1888.
~rI-,t OF me s,.ru,p, go

The lHt:Htgsrcer argues that the late dispatch
rom Lord Russell to Secretary Seward will be
received with general satisfaction, rs giving as
sG'ance OF the disposition of the Britiah govern
ment to mfintdin neutrality In this war. The
iTf,HiSsHcsy, however, thinks from the tone of
h1sseiIs dispatch, that there Is sOmstiiag
which prevents him from I1dging us at present
by the SINE standard which he you'd apply to
the United States under Ordinary circumstances,
and which in fact he does apply to the course
OF opinion In Engledd.n
The KsP"5!'s<n assigns jealousy Of Greeley
prominence "a the reason why other papers COM
Inent SO f.eelv upon the whi,e-coated philoso-
piers iate advisory letter to the President.
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AHE gODf OF GEN. BOHLEN CAPTURED
By REBEL GEERlLLAS

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
writes, August 27:-As Mr.. Zeigler and his
companions were proceeding towards Wash
iAgton TO-DAY, with the body OF Cen. Bohlen
they were attacked by guerilla, and forced TO
aosLdon the remainr, and take to the woods,
Where they stayed for long time, The rebel sen
irles being In sight. They finally made their
escape with great difficulty, under cover Ct dark
ness, to night
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4hOSPECT OF GENERAL WAR WITH
THE INDIAN TQIQEl

A dispatch received al the Pest Ofice Depart
menf, dated salt Lake, yesterday, says that a
Senefai wsf with Learlv all the Indian tribes
tas' of tie MHsour river 10 close at hand and the
interruption Of the overland travel was daily ex-
pected. ~
Nothing hu: prompt and decisive action on the
pa1I OF me government will prevent 1t. The lines
should be protected by soldiers at Intervals of 100
nlIes. ten. Pages force Is TOO small Col
LOnners force is 40 miles west travelling slowly.
C"lng 70 the Information contained In the above
uis,Pd'cn, me Post Once Department has instruc-
I'D posi.nasters to send 10 California via New
Orks TILL further directed
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The WAR KkNTUCKN,

The reported defeat Of Col Metcalfe at Rich.
Fnond' Ky, and the occupation Of the village by
Sco'ss Louisiana cavalry In contradicted by a
dispatch from Lexington. An attack was mad
on Col. Metcalfe al Big Hill, fifteen miles south
- hiChmond, In such force that he was compelled
10 fall osck on tie town, where reinforcement,
coming up, Col Metcafe took the offensive and
Press the rebels beyond Rock Castle River,
se.eial miles south Of Big Hill Metcalfe's loss
Is put al fifty killed, wounded and missine'
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il Fte Boston Courier states that Mr.. A.aph
Hali- the able assistant astronomer at the Harvard
College observatory, is about leaving to join the
A>t-onolc cal corps at the National Observatory In
iscity. While Mr.. Hall has been at Cambridge
his observations and astronomical contributions
10 astronomical periodicals have given him a
r-rmanen! reputation among the astronomers
We also learn that Mr.. Horace L. futile, the
eminent astronomical discOverer, has been In
vi.sd 10 attach himself 10 the National Observa.
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MARAHAL'S SALE-In virtue Of q writ of
avl aera fsclss issued from the Clerks oHLce Of
the Circuit Court, Of the District Of Columbia, for
tho county Of Wsshington. and 20 me directed. /
viii exPose % public sale for cash, front Of the
9Th day Of September next, 1850, ~ Il O'Clock n.
the folev1ng deserleed property. 10 Wit, viz: Lot
no. In square No. 3i9 In the CITY Of Washing ton
u. e, together Xlth oil and,slngulsr the improve
menes thereon, eoSeo And levied upon "a the prop
erD OF James Is. Oonewin, and will be eold 10 rss-
tsfI iudlciss No. g. 20 October tern 1880 in favor
o. Daniel ". SWo1e. VIM. SELDEN,
u lS-do late Marshal, ID. G.
,-0l WARN 7HE PUBLIC FROM BUY
III. ind snS sSsy b1y Il shs rSE 70
au Is lit ELLEN A. DuNAWlN.
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ENTH STREET, IMME DIATELY ABOVE
THE AVENUE,

WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TO.NI6HT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIC ut
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
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WILL OPEN TO-Ni6HT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
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IL The building, IN Baltimore, occupied as
tbs once Of the Maryland News Sheet, which
las been IN POSSESSION Of the military authorities
for several weeks, since the suppression Of the
paper, was Yesterday morning delivered over to
the owner, Mr. Stephen g Lee, upon the con-
ditiOn that II shall not be rented again for the
rublicaLlon OF any newspaper
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REBEL PRISONERS

Lieut. Brooks, CT the 9Th Vermont, arrived this
mornin2, with twentY-eight prisoner, from
winchester, who were at once sent TO the Old
capitol They are principally bushwhackers.
With some few rebel soldiers who have recently
been taken
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Ard q Splendid Star Stock Company,
And o Splendid Star Stock Company,
and Splendid S ar Stock Company,
And Q Splendid Star Stock Company,
and q Splendid Star Stock Company,
And a Splendid Star Stock Company,
and a Splendid Star Stock Company,
Ind a Splendid Star Stock Company,
and Splendid Star Stock Company,
Ind d Splendid Star Stock Company,
And Splendid Star Stock Company,
And Splendid Star Stock Company,
and q Splendid S'ar Stock Company,
Ind Splendid Star Stock Company,
And a Splendid Star Stock Company,
And Splendid S ar Stock COMPANY.
And Splendid Star Stock Company,
And a Splendid Star stoek Company,
and a Splendid Star Stock Company,
And q Splendid Star Stock Company,
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MARSAAL'S SALE--In virtue Of q writ OF
Y1 ZEN fscias uneer lien Law Issued from the
Of Collmbis for The County Of Washins ton and 20
p p; d,rscted vi! sxSoss to public sale, for Sa.h.
on FRIDAY, the tth day Of Sspte n Der next, 1854.
g = s,sleek n, Lot. Nc, g and s: IN Tosd's and
city Of Warrington, ID. G together With Oh and
angular the Improvements thereon, selsed and
levied upon - the properly of Daniel q. Hark-
nses, Mar Z. HARNESS. and samuel A. Coombs,
Ind viii Be cold TO sesisfy yuoIclals No. lO7, 90
October term, lsea, IN favor Of David Fovble
WARD n. LAAON,
a u o u. z. Marsha ID, G.,
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II The New York Seventh, - which for the
past three months have been garrisonins Federal
HILL Baltimore, leave that city this afternoon for
New York, their term Of service having eI pired
The 100 New York volunteers, Col Porter, take
the place Of the Seventh as the Federal Hill gar
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FORD's THEATRE,
FORD's THEATRE,
FORD's THEATRE.
FSRD's THEATRE.
FORD's THEATRE,
FORp's THEATRE,
FORD's THEATRE,
FORD'S THEATRE,
FORD's THEATRE,
FORD'S THEATRE,
FORD'S THEATRE.
FORD'S THEATRE,
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By w. L. WALL q CO., Auotloueer,.

TkSsTEE;s SALE OF Val vIi haIsIisi PROP.
Il H1IY.-by virtue of q decd Of trust, culy exc
outed. asd recorded In the Iaad RECORDS OF " ash-
We shall sell % fublo Aeetion, on the premises,
on Sal URDAf, TIE dth day OF September, A ID !,
lS& q hve O'Clock D. m Los Lunbe ed ten (lo. in
osuede Numbered eight hundred ard seschty -four,
Terms: One thud ca.t. IN. b.,.n.. :, ~.
eluA paymente, et SIX end twelve months, With
Interest A deed given and Q deed Of Iust taxen.
20 secure tne oeieIred payments. CcnveyAlcllg st
the COST OF the purchaser.
"A, EBERLY. Truclees.
On - w. l.. WALL a Co Aucts,
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i.y-ine Ime foi Deg inning The drai. IN lI~ia-
L-sE .t..saLsi to tie iO.l i SeitaIlL,., ~
,yd,f g.! gov VashDuTn
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IL Thomas z. Donnelly, J. T. w oeds, David
L. Miller, irwin Snyder and Daniel NJ Sprecher
were brous ut to Baltimore on Tuesday evening
from MartinSburg, Va , and confined to avail. en-
examination, being charged with being portion
OF gang Of gueriilas, who are organizing In the
vicinity Of Martinsburg for the purpose OF shoot
Ing Union soldiers when favorable opportunities
A!e presented. The gang numbers twenty seven
and hey have regular mig htly meetings for drill
IA toe daytime these men would be engaged
working on their farms, and thus escape eb.erya
ton. sufficient military force was despatched
&c the place on Monday night, but only the above
named were captured, the remainder having rs
Csped previous 70 the party reaching there
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CANHEkB0kf RAhS
~ keuIsIANA AvINvI, MAJ SIKH 81,
MONDAY, August Is,
AND DERINe YHE WEEK,

AND DsRINs YHE WEEK,
van Alternate Change Of Programme,
THE GREAT CANTERBURY
The Favorite Of the People!
Tbs CrstrdFd Houses Of tie Past Week
Bssr unmlssskstls evidence o. the fAot that
person. h.v. VISITED .ss 900. hal .Do. IL. first
opening in Nsv.mber last AID ]. 10 the only
fs,s Of -. AT as.s oss1 n, the e'sI
tire Gum GER season.
Carroll Is 81 tl asomus,
HEADoUARITElRSse SSSGEydA vsoLL AND
And is not Is''-s md =; bright, particular
WONDERFUL CONSTELLATION
BRILLIANT STARS.
talent ever conFresated on one etsse.
7here il only one and the original
M ARR TIA,
THE BEAUTIFUL
and fascinating
SPANISH DANSEUsE,
Who appears every nigh. And who has no equal In
nsnenGy engaged az an inmsnse sAiIIy.
Second week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
The RAM some and DasLIng songstress.
MISC NELLIE TAYLOR,
Tho Sweet and Pleas.ng Vocalist.
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
In her much-admired Characteristics Dalces.
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
The Winning. Pretty 'nd Attractive Dansease.
MAG Gle VERNON,
The Modest DeIsylse.
AND AN EXTENSIVE BALLET TROUPE
Seooud week Of
Nj. JEAN CLOsKI,
Tho Ch4mpjon liz Danear of thA Uorfd
Ard IxGsa Rubber Man!
The originality of his steps, in msaeured time,
Dens so different from any other man Who hAi
ever appeared before :
J.a. BUDwOR7B
DENNY sHadLLAsHER
have met with trump hSnt success In their
ORIGINAL ACTS!
ast Week of
w. b. HARRISON.
The great extemIoraneous and comic Vocalist.
Continued engsg emens OF the great Psntomimist
and JuEgler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
DELEVAN1E BRODHEKS,
IN fresh And new Artis:icai Acts.
]. SYLTAS CLARKE,
and MASTER JOHNNY.
First night Of the Como PaDtomlme entitled
ThE TAYLOR AND COBBLRk.
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs % seuts,
Doors open st N; performance at % o'clock.
pAIEN7 OFFICE CyKIOsIIIEs-euids =
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By w. L. WALL = CO.. Aucuon.ers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
IlTY:-By virtue Of deed of trus'. op!y exc
cutse. and recorded in the land records Of wash
We shsll cell q Public Auction, on the premises.
on FRIDAY, the 36th day Of etp'embe /, A. ID ,
VS.: Lott numbered seven Cd and nine g. N 81.
mann's slboivinon, Of part Of square Ium-
the Improvements thereon, Of Q small Brick House.
DO.
Terms: One third ossh; the balance in two
equal DAyments. at SIX and twelve month";, with
interest deed gwen and o eco Of tIu &C % zen,
Affixed sCHUCKIN6,
A.EBERLH, TrxGoes,
Au8 w. u. WALL q CO lofs.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auoiiopeers.
Nc. A26-1fk sfrslf. e oxSrr =

BY eHEEN WILLIAMS, AuolioDeeFs.
Ne Sse-7fk street, evssy u,
rUOUs EHOI.n .rn WITCu q ~ A, a. 4, =, rt-p v
H AT AucfIes.-On eATUs OAf MORNING,
- eoth instant, st o'clock. We sEsli re az our
Auction Roc ms, large lot ofSeonnd re- q iiouse-
hold furnlture, tbeloneing 10 q ger tlsm. declin-
ms houseteeP ingn Of good susl.ty, VIZ
Walnut eofas.
MsIbe TOP Centre Tables. Walnut Hs.r Sent
VAIN. GinalI IA, s.., oos.r, and o,,ou.,,
Walnut Marble TOP Side boards ano w hatnots,
walnut nsIhl top Dressing and other Bureaus,
Bsdstseds, Wsrerobes. snd Msrbe-top stands,
Cane Seat aud other Ctairs,
Brusssls. Three ply, ingram and STAIR Csrpets,
nasesge Oho:oth, Msttng and Mugs,
LolnEe s, 6ilt-frsme Lootins Glasses,
Esesher Bed, French Pillows and Bolsters,
6alr, Cotton TOP and otner Mattresses.
Cleok, Vases, and fable Cutlery
China, Glass, and CrookeTy Ware,
Cooklns AR ght and other Stoves.
kefItserators and Kitchen kes uisltes
With any otker articles too numerous TO mem
an g GREEN & WILIIAMe. Auats
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VoUN9 MEN WISHING TO ESCAPE HE
Il OHAF1.-infofmation that viii enable tnF
yosns man 20 engage In lucrative and boz = be
employ msnt, vmeh va, pay ons th,ssand dollars
the dssJt. which wi be mace IN q lev ua,s will
% sven by eddreeeing Q note enolotint me doi-
Lar. 70 Box l1S washington, ID, G, rest Onee.
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II ANDLORD'S sALE.-By virtue of q warrant
OF ai.tTess' is.ued st the suit Of George aimee,
tenems nts, Of l.. .bevelI, 10 me directed, have
selsea .nd tAken IN distress oil the estste. night,
utle lnteres~ ls1lerty claim and CEN and, 90 lay
the FUN tsre contained in the said house 70 Wit
six Shai,. Sarl.hng, one Booking CLan, two Be-
ons Fable. one Steve. slx Chairs, one Clock lot Of
bisoes one w after, one Got spIess, one Bursau,
shades And hereby give notice that on MON
DAY. the LIST CAY Of Sc ptember at 10 o'csooE,
taken IN dstrses, BY pubic suciioa, 70 the highest
Sisasr, sor cash on the pennies, on sih ,ireet,
's ss e.: e.''e kEsk WKEFLtET s.,s
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DA1EN7 OFFICE CURIOsI1IES-auids =
ment Gardens ct the stand in Patent OlIe0; kars
AnGS lariaA Books;, 6oyernment Books; Deel-
ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Mtlitery Re-
ports; Brrnt Patent Once Reports; ChsaR looks
furnished 70 PedlSr.; Military Trials Military
hcvinS over loo miles; many tio.sand GSsSs
Books. Rsoelleot chesp rent. Large oalos, lev
pr1oes. 0R stairs, ever Bank ef WssAinGtep.
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REoPENING OF FoRD's THEArER.-Tte regular
fili and winter season at this cosy retreat com
mences this evening, and the celebrated young
American comedian, Mr.. s Clarke, opens the
hall with Paul Pry'' and the '' Tocdles" Mr.
Clarke has tust returned from Europe, where his
ability won for him many fattering testimonial,
and Manifestations OF popular esteem He will
&c sustained by good stock company.
Manager Ford will conduct his Theater upon
tHe "stsr SYSTEM" thus giving our citizens op.
Poftuaities Of witnessing the most eminent artist,
aud most popular pieces. He has already effected
engagements with Edwin Forrest, Booth, the
RaVeio, Miss Maggie Mitchell, Mr. and Mis-.
Richings. the EngIish and Italian Opera Compa
MES, and the great Ristori, who In confident
expected 10 visit the United States early In tat
approach hing fall
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MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 9. CLARKE,
Mr.. JOHN =. CLARKE.
Mr.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 9. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLAIRE,
Mr.. JOHN g. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
Mr.. JOHN s. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
Mr. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
Mr.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 9. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
Mr.. JOHN s. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN g. CLARKE,
MR. JOHN s. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
MR.. JOHN 8. CLARKE,
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SuCa AS HyN1sNEN wEAR.-PlAin Besv
With cur lsls fall and eompiese STOCK ofsll
kinds Of DRY Goods, for the current wants Of
0mliioo And housokeeDers.
On. lnss only. msIked In plain figures; hence
PERRY & BRO,
On u-lo Pa. ave. and Ninth street
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[. d. COOKE. President.
H & &c AU7 Err" r E69A URANT
PENNSYLVANIA AvINyI,

The uneerrnsned begs leave 70 inform his friends
And the public generally that he will ~
reopen hi. esssarsnt on Monday eve NC1
!he itaol!shment viii be opened a.
q hrst-cass Restaurant for gentlemen,
similar in ell Its detail 70 the vel known And tpstl,
I9ISiaI sstabl:hment Of the MesHs. Delmonioo,
The IeIson.l attention Of the subscriber. 10 it,
general comfort Of ri. patrons. and Gusts fom his
mAny yeHLs exlenepoe, the great adyautas 90 Of q
II rensonI. furnishing and DECORATING, WiG enable
him @ assure his friends tAat EothinS viii DO found
v,snusE e render thus este blishment the DeimeHs
looe OF w warrington, and insure for him . contu-
HSaee OF the uoerai patronage heretofore resolved
The subscriber hes also great pleasure in sssur-
Ing bis f1ends strangers visiting the city, and the
best win be supplied in his estsbshment, from the
simple sandwich 70 the rare and denoate same in
Tbs WINE and sE6AR dspartnsnt vii b
supplied from the choice stock imported by the
vol known house Of n. Binlnger & Co, winch
Will DO splhcient guarantee for their sxeellsnos
~ We si fGuIy, VEGETABLE. F1sa, DYE
Ter, CLANS, GRABS. and other vAfietiss, VIM
DO received daily nom the markets Of New YORK
and fhiladsiHhis, On q lW
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AABIT CLOTHS, all the proper ooIors 70,
u Ladies and Misses, Autumn WgsDDlngs.
Jossv flannels for Infants, Ladies end Misses
Sac(uea.
Also, opened to-day
Medium And super Blankets, In eli sIn, for
Cradles, Cribs, and Beds, (single, double. and
ext. large.J AN
One price only, the actual cash standard value.
marked In plalp figures.
PERRY d BRO,
~ U-l% PA ave. a1d Ninth street
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E ESb GkkERrArL GROCER.

WaoLxsALk krSSbbiGkEki vA,r. esocrp
The subsqnper, having recently completed the
s,scasn Of hia nex SsiIcins, on the .ite o. his
anos1 bege 90 call the attention Of his Old freIds
nd the public generally 70 the tact, end 90 remind
q i s. o. A' ability 70 serve them IN al branches
eKNERAL GROCERY Trade,
having emlle room and increased faoilitiss 10
he has fsoently returned nom the vsrious
49, where has sssiu' selected
FAMILY SRs65ckRTo. a FINE
md. havilg I9reAasea sxelvaysls for cash, can
s s :'an-. 'aa'osm'a.' BON q "'ri's and
e,s ssosk Of Fine Tees, Wines. Lie uors. Sugars
BsSLber, Msaensahsls, and Rye Whiskey.
S, MssALe, easess. Wooden Ware, 30.
~ 81 ne best DESCRIPTION, and oil sdtpsed %
The xaas Of Washington.
Jesse B. WILSON,
No. S01 Penn0lvlpls avenue,
"a p-lm betvssn eth and 7sh ats. south ,ide.
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BINET URNI7URE,R
AT OLD Pr CI9

BINET FURNI7URE.n
- At OLD PRcIs w
Having purchased our entire
stoaI Tor eA.H before he .dv.nee, Ill
FskNirGsE. "A' ''' Id WAN 0i 0A'iNh
Our stock 1. nov complete in ever, particular.
and We oordia ~ invite ell III, contempists FUR
niehiag, Dromsing SAVING OF at least IS Ser ce It.
70 I'll who mako their selections OF ~. IL 10 not
neoess4ry 70 DlrtlouarlSe % our vsst stock en-
oIaoes every article necessary TO furnish Q house
AL No ask 10 a ca to satisfy you, sslves.
bUTELER WI,.LSON,
Iron Hal, No. 3Ie Pa. avenue,
lu 1e-eofm Betvesn 9Th and 10th sts.
f. OIICE.-PAVING. STONE WANTED
proposition are In 'ited for furnishing Paving
tributcd along tho ronte Of the W ash ington and
GeoTGetoVn railroad, betweel the west end Of
the Cayltol srounls and the Navy Yard gate.
one hundt cd feet IN length Of the street.
psrtons desiring - furnish stone Will please
call sPon, or address tie Superintendent Of Con
s,rnoti0n, VIM. Wharton. il, or the undersignea,
s.. Ine bsnkias House OF Jay Cooke Co., FIT
Gu $685. b. d. COOKE. President.
FOR sALE-The svift SAIL BOAT MiIlard
= s1l more VIII be sold low for cash. She n
ms SUIT OF sails and nov set OF running ~
she Sssn snd
E Cxkk No. sss south B street. Capitol Rii.
CANAL PACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD
~ viii leave WiIllams' Wha1f.ssx
e. mSnasy, SW, sdns.ssy nns ri
day MORNINGS for Point HOOKS and, on return.
ylll leave Point Rocks for Georsstovn EassdaJ,
xhu5.day and sntprdAy nornlngs, at O'clock. All
au7-lms 4 ID. NIED. Cnnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28
AMUSEM ENTE.


GRovER's,THEA1ER
SATURDAY, August soth, 1854,
With an array of
DRAMATIC TALENT
Enf,rsly Unqualified tn hnsrIea
Beyond tbs possibility of doubt,
The BEss COMPANY
For the EpsuinT Season. en- tbs Entire Continent,
70 cpsn with
JOHN OWENS,
SUSAN DENIM,
KATE DENIM.
Miss Its abel Fre.mIn. NJ. g G. &c -mos.
sS ply itSSl climber. i: mil, issa oss,
Mss W iilIams, Miss Elen Burcs,
w. Fenno, Chs parron,
ian retch.ll, i'll. Krl,ht,
En- K9 W. T. MS9onall'
sh.r eI France, T. CIia,,d, &
HAIRY Tar, VIM Kelley.
tho az. lGI m, anu ns SsnsdS
VIC inns!
presenting
I cnn Is. Owens-----as--J Joshua Butterfly
Concln ,ins with MA r,ro.,
FORTY WINKS!
John z. 0vsns Horstis sprurgius
PRICES Omission.
R Rrefs ,.s.r: esets
S'onos'is " 10 oenfs
.'is.t, aoxes----..-.. z. Gems 70
G 70 Ga lery Observation-Disclosures cents
au8 lRepubioap
r. TEMPERANCE BALL.
y H Z isasse and f xturss Of has elegspt estsb-
llshment L. DC sold cheap for oash-a rare onsl oe
for Conoert FALCON. Any to
j. r. WANDEbL,
% q ~ on the premises,