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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26


NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-THE uNnER
sgasd Coector ef snts Taxes does hereby pot y a.
1852 within The First District Of this eyo esls his Office
prescribed by law, under penay of their property being
gagged for said Licenses due and able penalty
j Of from $250to $1,000.
Office hours from 10 A. N. to2P.M. N.EHas
=FS@t - .TH0s. AsKEW, aE4s ~ III
a=-& Collector First Dsrct.Y
:, A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABI.Es.-LE soUssI.
~ gue Coecteurd taxe At, noine par e present avis
persounes deyant des Fiat 1861 eeles
pour de 1861 dams e Premier strict vle de
So presenter bueau 26 City Hail. roisiems dtag
e1pirtes ct sgjettes anende de $50 Sl00U
Heures de bureau de 10 a. NJ 2P NJ - .Fs-,E
~ --TH0S. ASKEW, - . szfe -, ~
-m26 2Ot n,lee eur Premier D strict. =
NOTICE-ALL, PERsOEss HOLDING GLdAI MS
IN agapsi the com necial firm OF The late J. WILDER.
in liquidation will please the for
and all those who are indebted tosad firm wpease call
settle the same at Nos and New fan. - 5 9.zLt
H.sC PErrEY, Agent, Liquidator. +
THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED BY THE
undersigned, surviving partner, who socs the contnu
ance of old patrons. y 2Ss5
H. G. PETTkY. Agent, g Fst=7
.. - -5+sT and New Basin,
m25 lGl" r. T7l-}7 T. y az New Orleans, La. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

Mr.. Eaitor-Though we luckily escaped all harm
from the enemy's shells yesterday, it was deemed
jmprudent to expose the infantry longer in their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

Continuation of the Bombsrdmen Grand Spest"cieTre-
mendous Celebration OF st. fatricks pay-oasaahef etc.
.s.-.--.-..- III -. ,4s,n -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

KEGf4EETAL HEADQUARTERs GU1RbF}
4#D IL ..,.y, l-- No. IS Union s.l-
b. MEssRs. brown, sT ELEMiNG lssni ise . a .s'1 Cu.
@ will oM this dae atena to the busiaesS department o.
vi Is Regiment Parties having money produce their
W hands belongingte the Regimen, will peae gauser the
same the above house, - ~. -
All subscriptions ths Regiment of Sugar. Molases
will forwarded to them ut New orlsas aud Cotton
Massrs Thos. Henderson 4 Co., Natcltz Miss --.,...
W F5es3t"5 $f'2&-- ":' THOs. y. HARRIS, 79f>s"
.fe5t ii Col. ''omlg P. l.. G.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

7 have only three, men with me now guarding
our goods, and it keeps constantly on the alert
to, watch and scare off the plfering negroes who
are as thick as blackbrds around My position at
present is anything but agreeable-but such ia
war; IG,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

Eff and Sixth Days of the Seget Firing at Long 1as =,
Nobody Hurt and the Enemy Still Trying to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

NEW PUBLICATIONS Franck TAYLOR
Pennsylvania avenue, we have Among the Pines
o. South In Secession Time" BY Edmund
kfke. New York: J X. Gilmore.
This work, (already noticed by us) bids fair &c
have something such a run as did " Uncle TOMS
Cabin" although Among the Pines" profe sse.
TO deal rather with fact than fiction. Already
over nineteen thousand copies Of the work have
been sold, which IL large sale In these dull times
amongst the publishers.
Also, from Franck Taylor, we have the fellow
Ing Part 20 Of Frank Moore's valuable - Rebel.
lion Record" Part Of the &C Companion to the
Rebellion Record" and a" Historical Notes on
tae Employment of Negroes in the American
Army Of the Revolution" by Geo. II. Moore, OF
the New York Historical Library.
From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa avenue, we have
Gustave Aimard's last tale Of frontier life entitled
I" The Trail Hunter" an exciting story. PhiIa-
delohia T. b. Peierion & Bros.
From J shillington, Odeon Building, we have
Ct The Downfall cf England" by Geo. F. Train;
a I'd Archbishop Hughes great sermon on "the
Civil Warin America" Published by the Peter
sons.
Also, from Shillington, "Marrying for Money!
by Mrs. Mackenzie Daniels, published by the Pc
tsrsons, announced to be GA Companion to East
Lynne and the Earl's Hein'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
CswaYdIy Ssrrend,rs Reproysd

MACON CRY, Mo, Aug q The following 10
an extract from general order issued by Gen
Morrill,. which order Is 70 govern the movement
In this division:
amy cf1cer In this division who permits his
command 10 be surprised, or who, while he has
a round Of ammunition left suErenders to the enc.
my, will be tried for neglect Of duty and cow
ardice, and, II found guilty, Will be shot, accord
cusahle, and there never he any pall!ation for
an offence 20 grave. surrender Is only excus-
able when there are no longer any defenders or
means OF defence, or when there is no possible
then the true soldier Will strike ore more blow
for honor, however hopeless the chances of vic
tory.b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
OUR MILF Any BUDGET
THE pEToUR FROM THE RAPIpAN.

THE DETOUR FROM THE RAPIDAN.
On Saturday last, In commenting upon this ad-
mirably- conducted movement Of Generel Pope's
army, we used an expression which may, unless
explained, convey to some minds tie idea that we
believed the New York T,ibrne'S account Of Ii
(Which we conceived likely 10 create erroneous
Impressions with reference to i;) was written by
a person himself then under the inf uence Of q
panic. As 1t 10 not the habit Of the Sta, to make
personal imputations upon the writers for It's CO.
temporaries, we take occasion to say that our ref
erence was to the inf uence Of the natural panic
pervading the surroundings OF the movement;
always affecting the army Of suslers' men, traders,
non-combatan laborers, women and most other
camp followers who follow an army Of that size,
20 the number Of thousands, perhaps, who rarely
fail, by the by, so to conduct themselves as to
give every retrogade movement much the appear
snce for the time being Of flight from the enemy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
LATE TELEERAPHIC NEWS.


LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2' Generals Nelson and
Wright, and BrigadIer Generals jackson, Man
son and Gruft arrived this morning.
Yeiterday, near Gallstir, Gen. X. w. job nson
Of Kentucky, with eight hundred men, COM
prising psrt Of the Second lnaiana. Wynkoop's
Pennsylvania and The Filth Kentucky Cavalry.
under Col. Hag2ar', attacked seventeen hundred
cavalry, under Morgan, rear Galittir, and were
defeated, with a loss of three hundred prisoner,
including Gen. Johnton. The remainder, FIVE
hundred, escaped and went TO Nashville Col.
McCook was not In the fight. No ,elegraphlo
communication south Of Russellvlle hiss been
received since FIVE O'Clock on Thursday after
MON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

MESSAGE OF JBFF. DAvIs.-The Confederate
Congress assembled In Richmond on the 18th
inst There was full attendance at the Houss
but neither South Carolina or Arkansas were
represented 10 the Senate at the opening jeff
Davis sent In lengthy message, which was de.
voted In the rst part to abuse and misrepresenta.
tlon Of the United STtes and some Of its milit,ry
officers Further and more stringent laws In ref.
erence to consumption urged, and that all un
der IS years Of age be made subject to draft Jeff
Is apparently well satisfied with the operations
and workings Of his various Government depart
ments. He says the report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury shows that "the credit Of The govern.
ment securities remain unimpaired and that this
credit Is fully justified by the comparatively
small amount OF accumulated debt, not withsta nd
Ing the magnitude Of our military operations -
An Increase In the issue Of Treasury notes is rec
commended, and alse that measures be taken
looking to the prevention Of forging and counter
letting OF Confederate notes, &c. The incon Pc
tency and Inc fictency Of army officers is referred
10, and Legislation Is recommended to relieve the
army Of such officers by "some mode more prom pt
and less wounding to their sensibiiity than juda
mtnt Of a court martial" Legislation to secure
crews for the vessels Of the Confederate navy In
recommended Jef's Post Office is almost paw
Ing concern, and he thinks by the first of next
March the expenditures n the department. will
De brought within the limits Of It's own revenue
congress 10 congratulated on the fact that neither
the "Dlandlshments or threatsn OF the United
states Government could win different tri hes of
Indians from loyalty to the Southern Confederacy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
BRANCH OF
- p. TIERNAN l. son,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

Th, Tnderfigne hsvc en- rand, and are recsiy-
Ing daily, q full assortment of
CLARE7S, HOCK WINES,
Still and sparkling.
SAs8ERNES.
CHAMPAGNE WINES
OF s toe o,lobrated hOug.s
ouF honse In Baltimore are agents for MOE7
Maryland.
MhDEIPAS, SHERRIES.
PORT WINES. BRANDIES,
WISHES, Rye snd Whest,l
JAMAICA AND NABOB Rum,
OLD JULiP,
YACHT CLUB AND YIERNAN'S LONDON
CORDIAL GIN.
CORDIALS IN EVERY VARIETY,
BASES AND TENANTS ALE,
HiBBERT'S BROWN STOUT,
DOUBLE BROWN STOUT AND LONDON
PORTER:
Eecomnend.d by the Medical Faculty for
HOSPITALS AND INVALIDS
Amorge. our stock will be found ,hs 6neJt and
PRIVATE sTOEK WINS
Ever offered in this country.
Our stock of CIGARS Is lsr.e and varied, &C.
leoted under the iCm ediIte supervision Of Messrc
Eierrtn's . en: Il Havana
All the above Goods Will be sold. wholesale and
SMITH HART,
BraIoh ofP TIernan b Son, S11 18th st.,
Adjoining the ofioe of the Nat INTEL &c ncsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

IL The Louisville Democrat, Of Wednesday,
In reference to the reports Of the new invasion Of
Kentucky, says:
owe received by last nights mail business
letters mailed at Burksville on the 18th, and az
the writers make no mention Of Rebels appearing
In these localities, we presume there have been
none Nor do we / SLEEVE that any Of the Rebels
have entered the State at Big Greek Gap, or any,
where else. What they may In the future do,
Of course we don't pretend 10 guess. As for the
news sent to Gen. Morgan that fifteen thousand
had come behind him, we do not conceive to be
At all probable. The rebels have never had more
than twenty thousand men at Knoxville, ar d
nbOut thirty thousand ct Chattanooga; and to
move tie forces from Knoxville opens up to Gen
Morgan the rosd TO that point, and the possession
OF the railroad line TO Virginia, while, at the
same time, he can thresten Chattanooga on one
SIDE, while Bueu attacks Ii On the ether. The
Rebels are great at exaggerating their numberS
and always have succeeded In mag nifying their
forces at any one point to four or d We times the
ruth. Witness the fourteen thousand at Bowling
Green magnifed to one hundred thousand;
BreckinrIdge's six thousand at Baton Rouge
ma2nined to thirty thousand, and many other
Instances we might mention IL We had time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

FINANcIAL.-New York papers Of Saturd v
evening say: The stock market is weak 70 -dav.
and the improvement Of yesterday Is partial '
lost though at the close there 10 less uneasi ness
The absence Of Official news from the Virginia
army gives rise to various unfavofsbls rumors
The fluctuations In most Of the speculative shares
average ksx per cent, and In some cases per
cent Governments are steady aud ks& per CT
better The coupons close with buyers at 1COA !;
Gates dull at ssH 99H. Gold Is without spe-
cial change Thesiirs al the Board Were at us X
alIts. but at the close there are Transactions
il5 y LISA Dutiable demand notes are scarcely
30 hrm to-day. The quotation 10 107 i a107x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND HAY.
DIPOr QUARTRRMAsTKR's CFPIcy,
Corner Of lsth and q stTsets,
WAsHING TON vx 1oRe

DhOPOSALS FOX OATS AND HAY.
DlPor QgARrKRML.T,R'. CTTIcx.
Corner Of sth and e Streets,
WAsHING TON, ID. u, uIust ~, 1851
STALLED Proposals. will be received ut this ofaoe
for fS,a,h nSs ahs With
s1a(2 COO two thou..Ld tone Of BAY.
HAI to DO good meIehsntsble TIMOTHY; put NJ
IN BE-! o., and delivered At t2foo) Two thousand
OATS to :, Of good merehsat.blo quality. pu.
OATS VIII be received BY weight. at(sD thirty
Sack TO be furnished without extra charge to the
Delivery 10 he made In the city of Washington
rltan !so) tweity- hFe days from the date OF the
PROPOSALS.
toni o ts, WI pc ISSsJsa nd ye hundred
thousand ousheis OF eGIs and upwards
The s.oso.,i0ns for the he; .n cat. be
The full rame and pott ofice address Of the bid,
II . bid il made IN the name of Q firm, the
names OF all IN. parties must spear, or the bid
Will be considered as the individual proposal of tho
iropozal. from disioyal parties ,eiH no. be con-
s.nn AVG an se'n CT aes2ncs mast accompany
proposals must be addressed to Col. d. H Rucx.
e and .hS:ld b plainly marked "Pr.pois!s for
I'll. .Dn., Of s .S. Siads2 Z tn. contract
should it DO arardsd 10 him must be gusran tied
by TWO responsible parsons. whose signatures
must DO appended to the guarantee.
shown BY the o6efaI certificate OF the CLERK Of the
nearest pstrlo' Court or OF the United States DIs
bidders mass b. preseu. in person when the bids
ar Id oSened, or their proposals will not be CON
Bonds eluSl In amount to half the sum to be re-
eeised on the contract, signed by tho contractor
eld pom OF his guaranrors, VIII be required of the
sucoest1ul BIDDER upon signilg the contract
A. the oond must accompany tho contract, 1t
Wll De necessary tor bidders 10 have their bends
patton and ready TO- be produced wten the coutraot
10 signed Blanks for bonds oau be procured upon
APPLICATION being made at this once either person
aIY, by letter, or BY telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
-, and -. of the county Of, and -,
do hereby. guarantees tina, 1-is able to fulfil .
position, and to- shouid his proposition be 40
ospted, ne vi! once enter into . contract in 90
should tho contract BIO awarded him We are pre-
pared 20 become his securities.
certificate above-mentioned.)
lNsfECDOH. DELIVERY, 90.
yefsissmsnt VII s. rigid; Inspectod sna saSI :.
% ne prove OF good sound merchandise crafty
contract or 50 loon thsreser Is the DeIoa Su s1e
terEaAsteI shall Be in funds
Any informaiity in the Did, or non-couforu Anna
With tn: terms 81 this advertisement, will ensure
De'isery "a b: mae a. toe Raj road Depot. or n
one OF the government Wharves, in the city OF
Washington WV WY VI
IN .bep0, Qusrtrmastsr reserves 70 b,us.I,
the re n to reject any or sli bids that he ma,
On y did co!0ns! md Depot Qasitsrmastsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
FOREIGNERS NOT LIABLE TO DRAFT
UNLESS NAFURALlZED.
The following 10 a recent letter from the Secre-
taIY Of State 70 the British charge d'atfairs:

ItBstI IIUIN WIG StC1G-
taIy Of State 70 the British charge d'affairs:
Department of State, Washingtoh, Aug 20
Sp-having informally understood from you
that British subjects, who had merely declared
their Intention 10 become citizens Of the United
States, had expressed apprehens,ons that they
Eag OF be draiied into the militia under the late
,squi,ition Of the War Department, have the
honor to acquaint you, for their information, that
none but citizens are liable 20 military duty In
this country, End that this department has never
regarded an alien, who NAV have merely deClar-
ed his intention to become citizen, as entitled TO
a passport, and consequently fas always with
nsia rom persons OF that character any such GER
tifcete Of citizenship.
have the honor TO be, with high considera-
ton, Sir, your obedient servant,
VIM. H. SEWARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
COL. RODNEY MASON

who surrendered his forces at Clarksville, Tenn,
recently, without firing shot, commanded the
I'd Ohio at Bull Rum but 1t Is stated was missing
about the time the enemy approached, and did
not turn up till next morning A. the battle OF
Shiloh, In command Of a new regiment, he be-
haved In similar manner, or even worse, and
acourt martial was orde,ed to try him, but for
some reason did not assemble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
90 AUYIER" II EsTA URANT,
flnrsYLvlEIA AvTruT,
bctweSn lfth and lsth Sta, Washington.

The unaercisned bsgs leave % inform his friends
AID the public generally thxt he wlllx~ ~
n re- s:1 as =, ; 8 on MOns'J N
YSe eSsssiiSlmsnt will 30 ep,ned IS
0 Hrttclaoe Z sssAHrant fsr ssnuemsn.
nmllAr in FL 10 eSssl % the We Known aid Justly
IsRalar syabhnAueuAe q the Messrs. calmonieo,
Ihs ls1so.al sstensio, Of she subssr,ber. 10 ia
oeee oaDsbilU, viii b dsvstsd - the interest and
sonsn1 somon % hls patrons, end trusts. rom hIs
many y9arr q PeIionoo, the GIaot savaotal Of
oon4odlous establishment tie rsoe 4 large outlay
p rem Rng. furnishing And tssorstns, WI enable
MIN 20 osQur1 his hlok ds tsat Dokhins ce found
yAnulg 20 render this establishment the Delmoa-
lcoo OF w aAhl ngecn, Ald insure for him q coDtln-
Eeaes Of The hbsF& patronage hsreSsf0rs received
Vie sq6.oriber h,s s'so great pleasure in assur-
~ nS nlenes su4ns ers waiting the city, gnd the
y9oii0 Caliy, tlst 10 Article tut OF The very
best yin b supp lied in his estabfshnent NON the
omlio sandvlsh 30 the rare ana dsi,cate fans In
fA WINK and sEGAR Department Will BE-
0lHfuee rem the choice atock fmHorted by the
~ knsvp holse Of 4. Blnlnger Co., which
vi % suncisnt guarantee for their exceuerce
II ~ srwie uIT, vEsErABLE, FIsa, joys-
Sk1. AL, GRASS. and other va -ietes, VIII
% received daily fom The markets Of sew York
and fhilsds phis- an q IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

GEN. BULLS ORDzRs.-On the 14th, Gen.
Buell. Issued general order forbidding any Of
his officers or soldiers, captured by the rebels, to
give parole without his permission, except when
by reason Of wounds or disease II Is neceIsary to
do %. Another order forbids the purchase Of
cotton or other products with specie, except for
purposes Of making change in sums less than the
smallest treasury notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

IL Our prisoners recently returned from the
South have brouah BIT with them list Of over three
hundred citizens confined in prisons at Rich
mond and Salisbury, IN. c. in most cases for
refusing to take up arms and other acts Of disloy-
atty against the rebel Confederacy. Their names
ere published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
UNDER ARREST

Lieut.. Colonel kohler Of the 10Th Pa Cavalry.
las been arrested and sent to the Old Capitol, by
order Of the Secretary Of War. The charge,
against him are said to be confscating horses Of
rebels, and sending them North for his private
benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

FaEE PR0MxNADE, CoNCERy,- A. sSs
y 0STdse sAjetsisf Mseksaies' Hall, AGrvIGaS
ssss.., sss, tks Cssi.SI Gsrdsr -Ths In1Srsasn97
!:ssscstnlly nf3rm. the pubic .Sas hs ~ ~
A1gAQAY EVENING, after the oonSor6 r
SaIiSel Snrden ~ eloSs1. PAT 81 The MarinG
nboyf- named page: Choice AsfrsahaG1ta en-
StAnty on hand. 10 Tbs Garden viii e k1cah-
Ex-lms IRepubhssn.I ProIrist:r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

UIt is reported that the resignation Of Brig
adler General Phelps, on duty with Gen. Buffers
division, In Louisiana, was accepted Immediately
on its receipt here, and that 1t was the intention
Of the Government to have recalled him had he
not YeSIcned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

18TH apple crop Of New England this sea-
son will, IL 10 stated, greatly exceed that Of any
previous year. The supply Of winter apple, will
be unusually full and the fruit will be large fair,
rnd Of very superior quality, the season having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
STRICKEN PROM THE ROLLS

Ffrst Lieutenant Ulysses Westbrook, 32d Re-
giment Of Ohio Volunteers, having, while in
command OF picket, allowed three Of his ow
meR TO pass beyond the lines, where they were
amouscadec and one reported to be killed, his
name Is, by direction Of tie President. stricken
rom TIE rolls Of the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
AMUSES GNTS.

sIRIf1, BETWEEN sYH AND loTH.
This tMondsy) EVENING, Ausust1t,
NEW FACES! NEW ATTRACTIONS!
FRS. Appearance Of
Mr., z. BUTLER, "a
Miss LouIsE WELLS.
Centirusd Success Of
EVA BRENT,
SAM sHARPLBY.
&c. sTKwART.
YOUNG AMERICA.
Miss HELENA sNIfa,
Misses LEE and ELLISON,
AND 4 FULL CORPS DE- BALL8Ft
NJ Twe7ty i've cents TO oil parts Of TIE hssss.
Doors open al; pMf"rmaroe 20 osmusnos ats.
anos 70 conduct ladies to their sests. su IS 81
CANIERBVaT aAL1.
~ AsuIsIAhA AvIHUx. h1AI Sxs1 %.
MONDAY, Aususta.
AND DsRINa YHE WEEK,
With Atternats Change Of Progra!
THE GREAT CANYERBURYi
The fayorite of the People!
Bear unnis'AE.sI; svi ss t'ls i.ss Tas
oSsnisf be- fs,s .aa iii: os, a'
f'ss 81 -. An ~ &c 1sst II the city
tire sam per .. Ason.
oArIzd5iLi !; 81 r. soMvs.
HEADQUARTERS s Sd dAsHoLLo AND
And Is not on light :ned By Any bright PARTICULAR
WONDERFUL S9NsTELLA1IoN
talent ever ocn11s.sssa is en- one SS% assas. Oh
There is Only one and the original
NJ A r II TIA,
THE BEAUTIFUL
and fascinating
SPANISH DANsEgsE,
Who appears every night, and who has no lAl In
mAne1tJ engaged at IN inpsncs saiary.
Second week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
The handsome and DashIug SongstresA
MISC NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet and Pleasing Vocalist.
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
In her much-sdDired Characteristic Dances.
MISS JENNY ALLEN,
The Winning. Pretty snd Attrs ctivs Danseuss.
MAGGIE VERNON,
Tho Modest Dsrsslrs.
AND An EXTENSIVE BALLET YROUPE.
Second week Of
M. JEAN CLOeKI,
The Champion Jig Danosr Of tho World
Asd Isdsa Rsbber Mas!
The originality of bis steys, in measured time,
being 80 different from any other man vhe haI
ever appeared before.
ia. BUDwoR7H
DENNY GALLAGHER
have met VI osl ssiiT'h. xG N cess in their
3st Week Of
W. B. HARhiSON.
The great extemporauC Gus and comic Vocalist.
Continued engagement Of the great Pantomimist
and Iu.gle-,
WILLIS AhMSr&ON6,
DELEVANTE BRO1aERS,
IN fresh and new Afsis'i sal Acts,
J. SYLVAS CLARKE,
MONS. SOL,
and MASTER JOHNNY.
First night OF the Comic Pantomlms entitled
The TAYLOR AMI CUBbLEk.
Admission - oelts; Orchestra Chairs g cent?.
Doors open ~ IN; performances St IN s'SiSOk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

ONumerous requests have been made to
allow regiments now In the service to go home
and recruit, but they have all failed, as Gen
Halleck refuses TO permit any regiment to leave
the held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25
HANDS, LINE

NOTICE TO COHSiGNEfS-The steamer e.
ChrmheTlin his arrived. Cargo
s;e,Re is, nov ,,ad, for fceig
20 hi adnpb'. and II ew YORK to sail on WI
hstudy ~ LoGp FDE L DAVIDSON,
III GISnr ga I'D. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

IL We understand that Brigadier Generals
John Cooke and A. A. Humphreys have been Or
dered hither to assist In organizing the new regi-
ments arriving from the several States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

A POLIO CONCERT RALL-lss, ~ -!
"A Ths manager Ns greet expense has efSSso1 q
delineatcr and stage msnss 81; Annie wet ks
Erestess f1yerite o. any ssnsssress ever il Web
TIE pleasing ainger from the PiiadslDhia OlylSis;
Hfss Viola Clifton, freD the Baltimore AsIe1Sol;
lis Eva Branch, nom the CsntinSntal; Hr0f
Naohman. the veil kneyn vlsllnist and nlaoai
conductor Admlsslon free Lunch and kohoHTs-
q evsJ morning, le-n s'oloek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

IL The New York Herald says broad bri m
baa aud shad belly coats the Iatest styI ct d
the Quaker meeting houses now axe i4sLi,nabie
IcsCTtS.