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NOTICI

Il HE Z ndersixned having been .ppoErtsd 49,.
sor Tor the District of Columbia under the act 81
congress approved July 1872 and bei az about -
enter upon the dudes Of his ofce would resneet-
Iuly call the attention Of the inhabitaurs ~ tbs
DNLrlct 70 the 6th section Of said act "a fOllows.
That II shall be the duty Of any person or per.
sons, partnerships FIRMS, assoc atiOna or oorpors
pohs, made liable 70 any duty license stamp or tar
imposed by this act, when not otherwise and dif-
ieHti PROVIDED Tor before the first day of An
gust, eighteen hundred ami sixty two aud on ~
before the tgst Monday Of May in each YES ~ tbsrs
stter anu IN all other before the dsy Of lew
70 make HIST on return 70 the Assistant Assessor
The District where located, of the amouht OF nnnl
income the articles or objects charged ysifh A
Special cuty or tax the quantity Of goods usrss-
AMI merchandise made or sold and charged with ~
SPECIFIC or al V6lorem GItT tax tie seyerES
rates Snd sSgregats amount according 70 the forms
and regulStions 70 be prescribed by the Cofnrnis-
sionsr OF Internal ReveIns under the directiop Of
the Secretary Of the Tressury-for which spch ner-
bon or PERSONS partnerships firms AksOciations or
virtue Of this act. I" ~ ~
The Undersigned viii 10 Q few days announce the
nuneer OF Assessment Districts, with the name al
eAcn Assistant Assessor and be will end Vor 10
appoint such persons as shall be courteous In the
exercise OF their duties IL 10 hoped aud eArneStx
tohcited that they may be met Ia a spirit on KIND
ness and every facility Afforded them 10 prom ntI,,
ana sneiently discharge the duty assigned then,
=. d. PEARSON.
Assessor for the COLLECTION District
OF the District Of Columbia
The omcefs required will not be prepsred 20 ers-
cute tne act before September list, ise2. sssls
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CsNTkAL AMkkiGAN Colon zArIos-6oyefn.
ment Yesterday coDpls.ed the arrang ements for
settlement OF colored people in Central America,
giving to Senator POmeroy, who IL to conduc, 1t
fai authority over the whole AFFAIR The precis.
point 70 be colOnized 10 not yet indicated The
emigrsnts will be provided with all the necessary
farming implements, clothing, and subsistence,
ana VIII De sent out In arst class steamer early
In October. We understand that four thou.apd
applicants are now anIiously waiting 70 take
passags 10 this new 81 Dorsdo
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II Philadelphia Is at the ob,use angle az a
nsh'-angled triangle, Of vh CO Cape MAY and
sandy d ook are the ufe-angIes, and the coast
u'e-R K and Mi"isg Rsgtsisr.
This must have been written by the author OF
the famous article on "the elbows Of the Miuco ,,
which 10 the Oe'sSs-sngle Of right angled TIL
anglef And If hi- angle have one obtuse and
two acute angles how can II be a risIi-.nsled ri.
snglsr
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TRR FEELING IN PEsNsYLvASIA "A getIeman
VITO arrived In Washington last night from Hsr.
risourg says the feeling through bout the State IS
one OF quiet determination No undue excite
ment exists, ana ali with whom he conversed
,eel assured that though the enemy may possibly
devasa'e certain sections Of the border coup,ie,
tneir triumph will be but short. Extensive
preparations are being made to meet them, ana
the punishment fCr their temerity will be severe
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Ram evNBoAfs.-A letter from IN intslu.
geai snoer In the Gulf Squadron states thai 4,
- been learn q nom refugees Inst tue rebel.
have "a Mobile Bay three Runboau, revenue
eater, and a iron-clsd ram, which 10 slOw nd
poss affair. vsssels drawing over seven feet
winter cannot reach the city Of Mobile, but Forts
Morgan sad Gaines are twenty Ave miles below
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ORDINANCES OFFICE,
W Wan DKfaRTNKxY,
Arlington, Se3t 4. IA
on the &c i nsssl,ss y ias
50 whi.s ,assi. NsT York 1ssfs .sa ole s e..
go Rss.l.tien c.yrlr, BLANKETS.
To-. s,.,aas arr cry Bi.nEss
woven. Of stout ysrus
PoR rae CAVALRY.
teSsS wee ,s nos. Prom as scrs ts Sss
etssIs ~. siS lpohes high, Of orange color. in
Red. with black border three inches vice sns
throe lRohes ON me edge. The ie:tcre Y. e.
six inches Aish, black eesr, n t.Ie oest.o Oftts
&c ss ss re ,s .s !. :. s Is.
Gases $50: . ): saa ssssT s.
Tie soods are 10 be irspecsss at tie story, and
none win Be .oes,,ea or fsd for bsf zach a. are
6siverlss must e rI4s - fellows; one-tsr.s
Of NE amount Sonrrso,ed for, Der week. eonmes
% csyss a. .pee (: fes me q -, ne; 'saiss
Re ss...sStOr % fOrfsiisrs q the snu a. q
50 sis vll' es so-siosr,d which doe, no, oous
Ron sssseeetsrr OF sssssfsefsr;ss ssssssss,
"a as ss 90 cot st.ts ,heat Ias psSs. nss.
sfsn q The ada sh.ch may Oe msas " 'S''S' 80
'si!hful exseaiiop Of the M rrs.
sr vii i g mae. s.s s fo:
i.Ls oont &C., ara bond uesulFed OF them.
'"'''Ass s ss e 'g SnsEs " ". EtPLEr.
.l wsshinFson. %. o.
ProSossis Tor Bsrkss-.r
~Kay,s So ts,asis,s s~h,ss ~ S,.sss. =
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FIsaT IN " AsTlBH vIasIsIA-The Wheel
1ns Inteliigenorr, Sept 1lih, says:
Adint.nt- General samuels to-day received
ne nowing dispatch:
6ArIET, Sept Q Jenkins whole force vss
NE asd routed oy SIX eompsnies Of the ID Viz.
ginh cavalry. Oar loss was one man ruled
knsRys loss unEnown j. n LIE 9IpraH,
SColonel 9Th Virgins Infaaty.o
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Mos Macon MIroHRLL Ford 10 carrying ON
10 ts~stri. 81 ssoPsign hsre with cbsIsossrissic
dgsr, md en- Monday night will bring eus no
90 q star thaa the ssenPli.hsd, vivacious snd
,srarls Maggie hitshsll. puriag ~ engage
s0t he public viii have a sppoHunity Of sss-
~ her "Psaahea," % highly issasA ~ TIE
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GuEhILLA FoaAy ON PALAraA, Mo.-Ths
Postmaster Of Quincy, Illinois, In dsspa ,eh Of
70 tefdsy's date, informs AssistLn, Postm,,,.,
McLel an that Portef's band Of guerillas havs
taken Palmyra, Miseesf., and that he has there
fore detained the Western rails
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oANsoNADiNs AT NEW MARKET A despatch,
aa'eo middie6rook, Thursday noon, says ths,
tney nave heard heavy firing all morning In the
aifecnon OF New Market. heavy rain was
talhng, but no signs OF fght at that point.
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TEE BAIrInoaI AID OEe RAnReAp NO
pssssngsr OF freight trains q yet 10 beyond ELI.
eot,s Mills. The railroad telegraph II In order
% Mount AIRY, up TO which slaton al We -.
pogao4 veil last evening.
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Arrival Of the o. 3. steamsr Mississippi.
Boston, Sept. IL The U. 8. steamship Mis-
SIS Ppi arrived at this port this morning
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Nebraska Territory

OMAHA, Nebraska Territory, Sept. Ill. B.
8. Todd VS. undoubtedly elected Delegate to
Congress from Dacotah.
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a Gen ERAL ENG~GENENr WITH Til
EHENY's FORCES nOrIMPROBABLE.
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TIE REPORTED BATTLE AT HARPER,s
FERRY
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0@sT, .ALOYsIUs cHURoH,-M,, vii, =.
~ said for the Mechanics and Lsborers Wcr 10
ing r - ne & Aloysius Hospital, at s,I clock NJ
Chnrsh. Mechanics and Laborsrs are inyitsd 10
g1vs their assistance In the erection of this Hosnj
a. a., Nsessaty oonDsls the Parish to work on SUI.
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FsE. SeEQE ~ t N,I.st Sw.Asss.nsl..N
s..y.ss 81 I'd ,ss...sss s.s4ss ss sssas =
ybs .ecsTInsd !. hask, 70 sa.oS.Cs @ :. - sss
nj K L, he q e tssi sieions.no pls,.,s
ssis sess'ry, sso al, .s,larn ever, nitht q s6s
So 'Sssl =. az e.. sA ;..ss s 1As
IN s: g; 4. n. Ap ~
hcst Of aleu- unsurp Assed u any sS{Sb'i. hSers
z tAs elsX Cholos sere.hnsnts eossxaIy 80
ossests eennsSSs, 81 g,elesE ~.
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FREDERICK IN OUR POSSESSION.
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The ACTION Ar HARPER'S FERRY L.
PROGRESS LAST EVENING.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
Sscssth 81, reas %.
DE G D ID Sue CBss
Of the world -renownsd
CAMPBELL MINSTR Els
who are received each evening with
CSBOCNDED APPLAUSE
EsfhsstaSin AND Delighted kxdt1.es
posed of the
RLITE OF THE CITYl
No one should fail TO zee this talented
ETHIOPIAN CONGRESS
sEIvas GLArKr(
n. c. WELLS
AdmissiOn-hain Hall q cent? orchestra ss.ts
s. cents.
Doors open at ~ performances to commence At
90 o coG precisely. b. GOULD,
sc thI" Contracting Agent.
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rHo7oueBPAnE GAP

TX nan. sne c.nOa 4 Enquirer, Sept.
Longsireet, In the face Of a force of GOO ~ tie
enemy, 10 one Of the most remarkable Inc deuts Of
Tue late operations In North,rn virginia The
osn!e 10 q very dimoolt one, being densely wood
81 Pisous M untains The enemy had possessed
THIS, planted bis batteries aud erected bis .S,rn-
lhooteis and Infantry Gen. Lonestr-st quickly
mum ger wounded on the part Of the rnrmv snS
only wounded on ours On"
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CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANIERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA Avenue, Mar srxrE srzxzr.
In Rear Of National Hotsl.
CROWDED HOUSES.
Crowded With an Audience
CULTIVATED, CRITICAL AND RRINEDI
NO STRANGER
Should leave ne city without seeing IN. cornh,n.
noT "a Stars low performfns 81
THE CANTERBURY ID USIC HALF
First Appearance IN this city Of Min
AGNES UrHERLAND,
AGNES sou THERLAND,
TEE sooTTIss EIeETuelLHt
THs SooTTIsH NIeETmGALII
This lady has travelled through the principal
suocsss and i sSsss.d e seessr s.s ts
Esoss salary She Is very hfshly spoken Of In the
yksfs!.r She appe.rs She pos..:sss' tooa .SsD
1sl SUBJECT fes1te. + much Sid drsmatis fierce and
aorssOss Hs Sic osn
the plbrochs lending their stirring scoops psni
Tsns 70 The glorious Legendary songs Of Aud soo
G1ns over the gathering Of the clans at the mustsr
Continued Success Of the Beautiful
MARIETTA RAyRL
1A Spdaish DaaSass!
Second week OF
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
corposed Of the most Beautiful Ladies On Tia
American Stage.
NILE LIzETTA, KATE HARRISON
Jennie ALLEN, TILLF FORBES,
HELENA SMITH and others,
In New Dances.
Second week OF
MIS- A NJ Z LA WELLS,
The Yankee sOnsstress.
Second week Of
BOB HART
LEW eIMMoNs.
fhs Cork Heroes, in New Ethiopian Ash.
Second week Of
BOB TIER.
The World renowned PantontmIa
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
And the entire
MMoTH CoMPASYi
TONIGHT,
The Lsughsble Pantomims, entitled the
FRENCH CHOOLMASTER
FIX ENCH SCHOOLMASTER,
And the Lsushsbls Ethiopian Trick Farce, entitled
PORTRAIT PAINTER
PORTRAIT PAINTER
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
BY THE COURT OF BEAUTY
NEW DANCES
NEW NEGRO ACTS
By HART AND s1MMossl
lie TOUR DE MASON
o,.- BYw .ARMsTRoMel
BY BOB BurLyht
a BIG BILL, FULL OF Fun!
Doors open clock performsnc. o..,o.k
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 eant..
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
" No Soldier viii be admitted to the Csnter-
bury without proper Pass All Passes win ne ex-
smined before Soldiers can purchase their tis,sn
By order 1lhs Procoa Marshal az WssIs, stss
ESPECIAL NOTICE TO LADrRsA
TIE FIRST MATINEE
OF the Fall Season will take place
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th,
on which occasion the
ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY
viii appear In their
BEST ACTS
The managers take pleasure in referring TO he
family entertainments Ssven 81 TINS establishment
ss mt and sDs5ns s1a IN sasd sSs mat.
Over rs 900 Ladies' attended the mstinsss In four
The orchestra win be reserved for Ladies' and
No gentlemen VIII be admitted TO aftsrnos, an.
tertAinmsnts anaceol9Psnisd by ladies,
the SSoGn s'senea 70 tns hal wiz b elossd on
kdmissiOn-I.di.., % cents; ohildr,, 10 o.,s.
Doors open a. 2 clock; perfofmsnes sts. 90
A T1snrion, svgLkas ANp oIaERs
CONGRATULATIONS.
,tee Barrels Of wilsoa . Lsvreuss ss,sbr.s.o
MkWAkk Older for sals IN GRANTEES . IN
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Eo1 sAIE-ons sUrLHRH WAGON, HoRsrs
a,n 80 ~ axSkskS4 sompises. Apply to B, oOOLY,
1910 soo ~, sD-1s
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FUTURE DAYS.
By W l. WALL s. 90, Apctioaser.

/ ,sssoS -, !" a., - NY Aoeueneen
lGRQcERIEs, DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND sHoRs
HHSa asa ,S,s ,s AT GvcIIqs IULsDAY s0kS::
2, barrels fioar,
Tierees EasIs.
Barrels Ginssr and sugar Cakes,
Csse Lemon Raspberry sirur
White and yellow Sugars
soTss Chess and SOAP; and a.etsrl,
suss G.rnIiets d sIsT' Sesss lssS
Ginghams Prints, and DeLAines
SegArs, Boots and shoes
Glass Ware, Tumblers, Nsppis.. and eobler
with other articles In the Grocery line.
ssls WI WALL 90. Auets
By BoSTz 4 GRrPFIrH, Auetion-ers.
DosITIvE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE
SrQks 500 sEyKSTn STEEET.-On MONDAY
N00RNING September 18th, - o'eloeh Ne shah
7th street, between aud x streets, con prlSns-
Mahogany and Walnut sofas
aAsosSny and Walnut Arm Chairs Gnd Rockers,
NGrSistop Walnut and MskcssnSS I'D Drsssins Bu
Msrble-top washstsnds,
walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind Bedsteads
PP sini-d PPrssssing SRd other bureaus.
Cottage Bedst~ads, Mattresses,
Pillows, bolsters
Cane sest and Bark Arm and Nurse Rockers.
Boston Rock ets and Chairs
Cherry Leaf Tables.
Children High Chsir..
MMs shoEy ana MsIRut whstnOts,
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs
Buckets, Bruonos, &e, &c..
Tosether With general sssortment Of Goods.
ment.
Terms cash.
seiId Rep BoNTz a GRIrFIrH. Auc,.
,~THE ATTENTION OF TEE TRADE AND
. an ana ps1feet drsr snd @s., \ so fST
change bGfsest and ia :Sssef5Ts et.TS S Ss
seA- tEspD 90 I-d6ds.
By 10. Mcguire Co, A1ctione.Es.
CONVENIENT SALE OF TENTS, KNAP-
sSSssfs srtDt., i1is tS SgIsa' Or Sb brSfT
ssORNiNG; SsptePber lsth, at y O'Clock. At tbs
City Gas WORKS s Ell tSs isss ss1T -.
$50 n oa = Ts SDs' l05 gPsie service
ass h hsss;
s,7@ CAnteens,
Axes, spades, shovsIs, PioAs,
Camp Kettles, Stoves Mess Pans
fp pr = tI B1sl.s.; Tlsss., BsssacEs,
Terms essh, In United States TrsAsury mote,
By order Of Capt DANIEL 6, TGoMAs.
esd J. g. Mcguire 90. aucis
BY W. l.. Wall. : a., Arc -cI-.-, -
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE pEoy-
or,s5 ~ Isco y1sus q Sced Of tus GUY exc
ne shsl sel! a. Pubic Auction, on tue premIses.
on FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of se1,emfs "a -,
va , q ~ a,s ocIoGs m ths folIo.ipr prOr.ry'
nsnn ssooIyiren; Of para Of tsEArs nLID-
oefeo al hpndreo and Jteen (ele toFe,her v I'D
no. ''NA a""s'
Ferns: OIs third cHA; the bel.ros in tv.
etu.l payments. ~ SII and twelve months, VIZ
ssear. hs see ; ssd s:d
90 The cost Of the purchaser
ALFRED scHUCErNs.
a. kBk6LY, Trustees
AL w l.. WALL A. Co Ana.
By W. L. WALL e. CO.. AuotiO1..s.4-
TRUSTEES SALE OF SALUAeIE gPap
II EKTI.- by virJae OF . deco cf trust sut1 az
oateo, anc recorded n the and RECORD of " 80
lnft9n comfy. n Liber J. A. y, No rs, felI1 .
We snal tsIl ~ Pphiic Action, on the s-sU. -
On "a iURD the nh asy Il Sep.suoer, 4 ~.
lssz ~ ave poicck n, Lot LnEabe; sd tar 10 5ip
isls1 An o1'a ''sA' Kindred and '''e.s-tOsF.
Terms: O1e-shlrd cash: the balKlss N t,-s
esaL EtJn ente, ~ slx and twelve uOLthS vS.ts
lntSTeet A desd given and O deed Of TrI 81 "A zen
70 .scs.e ne eeferred IayDents. CcnverGneinI az
q. EBERLY. frsssses'
" 1. H.l
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GEN BURNSIDE o ,cUPIEs 1T IN FORCE
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rCoLttyk.Cxos's oFF.oE,

,IECOLkkCTOR's OFP.oE,
WAsHIHeroN, ID. c., Aagust 10 1ss2.
va norIck 70 Tx PAYzRS,-Ths taxs, Tor
ico1 nave been liked 1t seventy fyo oen on ~
oae hundred dollars A diso6uns of 6fsesn AZ
cent II allowed ander the Law until the AL dsrr Of
Com and due bills or osrtRosts tea o, ,ndeb,.dr...
OF tns CORPORATION Of the osnomirst on Of q e
sSis No 1Lssspry noes OF the United Slatss
81. Hoetsmert herein named viii sof 90 ALTO vsd
uson me axss ecoruing ubOn the pfvDe u rssdv
~ Garage 10 pAid. @~sAi ses-
Ann asss VIM DIXON, coueoso,
NGEHCE OF JOINT COMMISSION OF
gNISEOerAJESA AND COST RICA,
ne Hoard, aIeerrd that 10 s.orssry thr ous6 Inc
ssone eaeers ee notIfy e.l perso slrtelesssd &
tsmbsr daA0 W nv Lssh-
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AsATTLE PROBABLY GOING oNTo.DAY
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Efpro,, ,,,B Q TER
\ hEsH GOSHEN BUTTER received weakly "a
s.,,,,. WI. 6oRyIN BURGY.
BE L5-zt Corner and Eleyanth sfrae{o
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sENERALs LEE AND TWILL.

IRON tue kicb mond Dispatch, Sept 81
Inc Lynchourg Republican regrets 70 learn that
cur nooie commander Gen. Robert e Lee, was
aoid ne his horse, when the animal became
IIshiene 1, aud jerking suddenly, threw Inc
general to the ground, breaking one Of the bones
In his lefl hand, and sprained the right wrist
His Injuries are painful, though not ssr,ous
enough to detain him from duty In the ncld in
tots great crisis Of our history
Report az late as "wednesday evening bring the
gratifying intelligence that Gen. T. well Is stiIl
alive and doing well. He 10 at Buekl and, IN
Prince w lillian county 49,
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Toy sSALE.t HORSE, WAGON, and HAIR
MN . Restaurant. corner 9th st-ss: sad Pa ave-
a Sc l3-<I' r. EFRG TrSaN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEATER.
rr-s. ees~s.. ssa, wytssrxs Evs.


rr..~ ssa~-. .ss, rsasrdk Rss
Lsoxlis Gsovl,------.--.- -.MAxAsx1
!. ~ 800 6 IA 1872 1:i|Ssl Ssssy-1
owIss' SSStss owrss,
AID To- 's!|Hsi XIII II sf SEsls f''''''''
L'"o 81 fk Ms Sc eSS''rs III
II " d 5S FTESsS d the '''''
FUND of sRNrrsEsT,
Erselins al othH Places AND oocdstc~s.
MATRIMONIAL EXPERIENCES.
kssS denim Sn;1. ~ Mr.. foansss.Sssi
Il Knight ls.-......-..-..-M Mr.. fOunghusbsnd
Miss 1. Freeman, Miss Julia Irving, Mrs. o. Q.
Germon, Mrs. Mary Marshall, &e. he, &c,
In al the principal Characters.
THE TWO THOMPsoHS.
VIM. Thompson, the second ..-.....-. Mr.. Owens
Aided BY all the members Of
THE sTELLARY CONGRESS OF TALENT.
81 Mr.. Grover would notify tn. public Of Ii.
Mr.. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE,
THE Irish Boy and Yankee Girl
On MONDAY NEXT Sestss.bsr Is,
CAREFULLY sELEerffD OPENING BILL.
PaIcss or ADMISSION
Dress Clrcie ----- 50 cents
orchestra Q hairs rs cents
Family Circle . cents
Colorej Gallery -----.---.... % cents
N0lOi oU NJ bStIe - % cents
FORDs NEW TENTH STR. THEATER.
Is,sh 81, o5ors PsnasyI-dsia az.
JOHN L. fohD. ......----.-. Lessee and Mans ger
LAST NIGHT
ct the m ost successful Comedian
J. Z. CLARKE.
THIS EVENING
Great Ora phic Drams.
O & Il u f. O q ~:
Or, LIFE IN THE soTTH!
Naturally illustrative Of
Southern HODieS-SoNlhsrH SoeneJ-SOuthe-n LAairu-
Act 1.-The Plantation Act 2-The Murder. Act
-The Slave Sale. Act Lynch Law Trial. Act
and last--The Indians RevecSs
salem Scudder--.-..-.---..., =. Mr. J. &. Clarke
Loe...-...... ..-.....-.--.. Miss Annie Graham
To conclude with the never to- forgotten
This is certainly rare bill Of attraction showing
MT SlsrKe in tH2 opu.Ar characters widely differ
MONDAY EVENING, Sey.. lsh.
The Beautiful ap1 Gifted Young Actress
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
PRICES or ADxIssros.
Dress Circle and Psrquette ............ 81 cents
Family Circle -, 2 cents
Noextrs charge for reserved seats
Doors open al quarter to 7 o clock ovsrture at
SO clock curtain rises at quarter past clock.
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ekN' Lkk'e OPINION.
rom the Lynchburg Republican, Sept 81
Ike hlcnmond Enquirer learns from disc &c.
gentleman who vss present that Gen @ a.
olsred the victory Of Saturday to be the noSt d..
clslve OF the war. The enemy were slain in vast
nunoefs, ana were thoroug hly routed, going OF
In len disorder, indeed, than the former Bull Run
stamp de, but thoroughly demorali.ed The
largest estimate Of our loss, as com pared with
tnat OF the enemy, was one fourth. Others stated
~a. ~ vas not NC re than an eighth. Immediately
menced oy our army, some Of which 10 would be
improper TO mention ~ w
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MUrtester 9aIIp Spp.


Worcester Post Omce-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close follows:
northern W orcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad at see m, ard
re due at loop m.
Fitchburg, Lancaster, Leominster West Boyston Oak
eaie, Slrton, LOWELL and Nashua, N H. at 500 M,
and $50 p and due 9.l5 a. m. and 200 p. M
princeton and East Princeton at $50 p and is due at
City of Boston. $50 and sec a m 1910, 3, and 500
m ana are due at $50, $50 a. M, $50 and 6l5 2: M
Name, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Masss.
a. ~, $50 and Sis p. m.
p RHODE Islsnd-tExeept towns the Worcester and
5rovlaenee kallroad $50 a M and $50 p m and are
d e at " a. m, and $50 p. m. -.
Way Nail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 3 81
. m. and is due at $40 a. m.
WesteTn-tAll towns in Massachusetts, West of WoT
cester,) 5 q. H. and are due at l2,45 m. ~
albany, western New York and Western States) 5W
g. ~, and 5O p. and are dse at 1873 ana ~ 20 p m
Springfield, SEQ am. and 90 M; and are Que at ~
a. m, Las and l0.45 p
Hartford, all Connecticut Except wiudham and New
London counties 500 A. m and 90 D. M and are due
Towns on line OF Norwich and worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn. 1900 a m :,
nd are due at 9.l5 am.
New York city and southern States, $40 a. m. and at
and l0.45
Barre, Barre Plsins Petersham, Paxton, Dana North
Dana, and west Rutland 945 a. M and are DUE al LOO
Holden, Rutland North Rutland Hubbardston Cold
brook, and 0akham. $50 P. and are due at 800 IN
Leicester 945 a. m, and 430 and due at 500
a m, and 500 p.
stilibury, and West Mibury $50 a. n and $50 p. M
and are due at $40 8. m, and 6.3e p m,
Shrewsbury, sis p m, and is due At 900 a.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordaviiie, 6,Sos
m; and are due at $50 p.
birmingham South birmingham, Hopknton, Ashland
Woodviile, Westboro', NorthbOro', Southboro Corda
vile, and Grafton ~ 10 p. Snd are due at $50
and 500 p and due at $50 a. m. 6l5 D. m.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closet
Once hours from 645 a. M, to 500 p. m. Sundays
from lOOOto 1910 a. m. ]. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.