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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Accidental Fire mt Harper'~ Frrry-Dr.
struction Of "a Train sf Forage q avs a nd q
\ Portion Of the Railroad Trsck-Thr Pssi-
: tien OF the Rebel Army.


>traction Of "a Train sf Forage avs nd q
- Portion Of the X aIl road Truck-Tbr Posi- :
tien OF the Rebel Army.
HhApoCaETEEs AEEN nF- TEE, PeYos AZ,
.Nsinesda. Evening. OCi. 2a-iU.2u 10. ma
iram of tw eniy cars, loatrd " ith hay, oais and
corn, WIS burned to-day ~ Harpr'< Perry
snd'r u" following circumstances. The space
under the fr-stle work on the Virginia side of
Inc rlN'r IL used sometimes a. a depot for haV
and the engineer Of the forage train. i'm pa sing
over tiir irrsiie work to-say, left the ;ish. pau
open, sprinkling a line OF fire the whole dis
tance, which WAS immediately famed 10 "a
. blaZe hy The high " ind. In ackfaS his tr, in
. over the nanes IL also caught fire, and in order
to save the bridge ii BECAME nee. ssary 10 run IL
To the Aaryl;fnd side, wberr IL was entirely
consumed About 2Ja feet Of the rr,.<tlp work
was destroyed. and NO trains ha We be.B able 10
proceed bs.A AOnd SANDY Hook since. wcrkmpn
are nov busliy engaged in removing the r9b-
h'si. anu the trains will probably be enabled 10
run 10 the Ferry tomorrow. - -....
NO news of Importance has h--ru rrcpi,,ed
froin tIeH. PlcaSonton to-day. The news rr-
c"lved To-day from thr vicinity of the main
hoe1 @of The rebel army shows that III in, Jack
Mnr1insburg' and Bunker HiIl the majority
being n3r the latter place. ''i
a request Was made To-day TO remove the
bodies OF two soldiers hnried near Shepbpr,ls
toN n. but IL WIS denied until tk, consent of
fIrn Ire or Stuart could lp obtained which
occ upied an hour. This shows that rh.. lcadiuv
'febei generals are MOT great distance from our
treated up The Shenandoah valley The rebels
have sent their sick and wounded hack 70
Sfaunton. evidently anticipating an early
movement OF the Army of the Potomac III *
brileNed mat no large force of tlie enemy have
croHN''G In The eastward OF the Blue Ridy-
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From Fortress Nourer

FORTRESS MONROE, Oci. 2-.-The British
>l"an 1rIgates Comus and Raerr sailed hence
to-day OH "a cruise. IL il understood they will
return In about tvs weeks for orders which
they viii await here.
Several paroied Rebel officers are here wait
Ing TO be exchanged.
The fag-of-truce boat arrived al five % clock
but brought down no released prisoners, :ls
there had been no communication with Rich
mond. The boat waited two days. aud finally
took receipt fer the Rebel prisoners which
eIIr carried np.
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The Boston Hab@as Corpm, Gas.

BOSTON, Oct: H.-The writ Of kabeos corpas
III the case OF Winder was not served In was
addressed toCol. pimmick, commander of Fort
Warren, and the deputy U. :. Marshal who
consented 10 serve the writ was refused a pass
10 The fort withonta permit from Col Dimmick
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Boston Afiair~.

BosToN, Get. 2--The Governor has issued
hi> proclamation for thanksgiving day on the
21rh of November.
Ten soldiers OF Capt. Kings company. Of the
:L5th regiment, killed at Autietam. were buried
To-day. All the. stores We're closed. and the
citizens OF RoXbnry generally attended
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9|T.-l80o.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
sewers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Aorbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They made of
|ppre St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleas ure Of a beverage, without regard TO age
qr time of day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. III. DRAKE & CO, se2 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
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EALL AND WIN TER GOODS
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL, STEPHENS d CO. are now opening
their FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, embracing
fine DRESS COATS, D0ESKIN PANTS VESTS
&c. large and well selected Stock line heavy
OVERCOATS We have also a complete assort-
ment of BUSINESS SUITS, made in the most du
desirons To- their wants Heavy Wosien Blankets,
for camp use, NJ reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.
1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc 2jrdtf between 9th and 18th streets
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GRAND Is ENEFIT NIGHT
TO MORROW (FRIDATB EVENING.
Is L. X L Y III Al l.,

AIEXAHDRI4. VA
The Beautiful Queen of Song
MISS FANNY FORREST
FANNY FORREST! FANNY FORREST
FANNY FORREST
GEORGE R. DE LOUIS,
The BfT Hon -onfaj Bar Performer IN "a. World
He will also perform his
TRAINED DOG,
JE NNY LIND.
First Week Of
MISS KATE HARRISON, the beautiful dsnseuse.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;
the great Clown and Juggler.
Miss FRANK La FOLLE
Miss TILLY FORBES
LITTLE ELLA,
Will appear in
Z W Noes,
The Funny
DICK PARKER
WILLIE EMERSON
HARRY FENTON,
and a
SPLENDID COMPANY!
ENTIRE NEW BILL,
~ See Bills of the day.$1
COME EARLY.
Doors open g.: performance 7Ia clock
Admission 25 and ~ cents. E-lw
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. ADJUSTMENTS.
NIxOx.S CREMORNk GAaDEN CIRCUS:
PENNSYLVANIA Az. AND SEVENTH ST

- -
NIXOx.s CREMORNh GAnDEN CIRCUS:
PENNSYL TlNI4 Az. AND SEVENTH ST
The Management respectfully announce an engs &c
EA ON STONE,
The Acknowledged
CHAMPION RIDER OF THE WORLD.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
Will be Presented the INTERIM tiOnel eatre of the
MEETING OF THE FOUR NATIONS:
Or. CR0PE. ASIA. AFRICA, AND AMERICA,
In which four Lady Riders i'll appear.
Continued excitement about SMALL PEOPLE"
COMMODORE FOOT and COL. SMALL.
Ima GRAND SET TO : taken from the celebrated
crib scene III Tom and Jerry.
DIR. JAMES L. THAIER,
Will grace III, arena hy his presence. talk of Mat
terS snd Things y'.nrrsly,
.-. Z. Aud bring forwar,i
TROSE IRRESISTIBLE MULES
THE RIVAL EQUESTRIENNEs. 20
THE YOUNG LADY RIDERS.
70. .ra MISS MARY CARROLL
The Celeste of the Clrrlr and !. - 81 ..+
MANLLE ELVIRA, .... .,....
Whose movement, are the poetry ot motion.
s THE SPANISH BALLET TROUPE!
P,uts Of AdsliSs ioa Balcony Seats, IS cts Dress
Circle s. cts: Social Range, Is cts. No half price
to the Social Range. p ~ l..
Doors open Mt 2and 70clock. Performance will
coHmence at 21s and IA. ocG
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IA Hat WAS WAN TED.
A NEW AND ELEGANT OYSTER sAsOoy IN
THE FIRST WARDi

4 AND HARVEY az the urgent and N peated soh-
Mutations Of his numerous friends, hss~ ~
thi- day opened one al No. 1s9, Nine N (A1
teenth and III streets, sdjOinins the ~AEI
Union Engine House, and fronting ~
Penny ivaDs avenue. 1t Will BE- con-
|duetcd r. Branch OfIAEyEY : celebrated Steamed
Oyster Deest, by
had the finest 0y Sters which the waters Of the
|ChesspeAke afford will be sold To their patrons.
Families be supplied daily AZ their residences
9TH steamed oysters 0f the best quality
4 Arrangements have been made for daily fresh
|onpply equal To any demand and hence residents
q the First Ward we'll those in other sections
q ia. city viii not hereafter be subjected TO th
neees..ty of Buying from street hawkers.
Orders are respectfully solicited, and will ba
<nronp'Iy com piled with. day or night.
a Visitors to this new establishment viii ind 1t
<vprthy Of liberal patronage, neither pains nor
npeDse have been or will be spared TO make il 40
x every rPsueet T. VI HARVEY,
"a -. IA i'm LEWIS.
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~ SCHNEIDERS
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

For use IN
Hospitals. Hotels and Pirate Fam iliss.
These Stools are made wholly of metal, are per-
fectly free from smell cannot get out of order, and
being portable the most convenient articles In
use. They have been adopted in all the 5. Hos
pitals. &c. They may be had in any quantity of the
Patentes, No. ~ Pa. yenue, up stairs, Washing.
ton. ID. G. ~ l7-6mH
nISSQL TIOS.-rhe co partnership heretofore
IL s,ikting between the subrcri bers under the
hrm Of Moore Denuisou has been this day dis.
solved by mutual consent.
GEORGE H. MOORE.
b. n. pESNIs0N
N,stiL step, Qet. y, Es2, esg
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CALL AND SEE
lIOW Many hrst csss citizens have been cured
by my HANp MASsETISM the last thfee mon tbs
TUh0RS, BRONCHITIS, RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA, GOUT, ST. ANTHONYS FIRE
TOOTH or HEAD ACHE in 9 few ma nutas TY'
PHOlD FEVER always in twelve or fsu teen day
MAGNETIC PLASTERS and OINTMENT
~ Hours, before 10 q. m. or afterlp m
MRS. WREN, Ns snetic Phy,ieian.
&C y In Az b sIrse
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FORDs NEW TENTH STR. rHEArER

Tsnfh ST.. aboUe PenRsyiraaia ac.
JoHH T. FORD. 49, Lessee and Manager
tAlso of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore
HUMPHREY BLAND.---.......--....St Stage Manager
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DRoPo SAILS sFoR COIN.

PBoPosALsFoR CORN.
w.sslSa1da rS nb'ts1 5 e.. ocsSsef Ssa e ss r. issa
mil frd.y. the nh DAY Of So,ember a. at u ,c"cs
n. for fuTniehines the eSeSernnent With tl6."Gt
'ce hundred thousand S aS bushels bush Of Shsea Corn
Put UP in bags nf about two bushels each:
Corn win Be received byweirht st tsij ffty liz
Seeks to be furnished without extra charge t1'
Delivery to be made in the city Of Was shins ton
within t2H twenty days from the date of the con-
trnct. 'r
The fun nsms and Post Once address OF the bid
Ifa bid IS made in the name ef 6rm, the names
so.sdersd the individual proposal Of the partner
Proposals from dislssal partie, ,ciI nor 5s ron
'tdsroe, asd eR cara 0<afkstdHes niHd accompany
'PropSssis must he addressed To- Col. D. h Rucker
ssd sAouid be pi.inls marked Proposals for
The ability of the bidder Is fll the contract
should it be sss5ded to hir must be guaranteed
be appended To the guarantee. s.. ..... t. -
OF fhs n s enR
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
Bidders must be. present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. viii not be consid-
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars. signed
By the contractor and both Of his SuarAntors, win
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
The contract r, -- F 80
As the bond must accompany the contract. it
will be necessary for bidders to have their bonds
men with them. to have bonds signed in antieipa
ton and ready to be produced when the contract is
Blank. for bonds can be procured upon applica-
ton being made at this Office, either personally, by
letter, or By tele graph. go $50
FORM OF GUARANTEE .-..
We, of the county Of -, and State of -,
and - Of the county of -, and State of -, do
hereby guarantee that is able to fulfil contract
In accordance with the terms of his proposition,
and that. should his proposition be accepted, he
viii at once enter into . contract in accordance
herewith. |..s. -
should the contract be awarded him I'VE are pre-.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Official
eertifeat above mentioned.)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY &c.
will be rigidly inspected and such does prove
of good sound merchsntab1e quality will De re
iected
Payne mt tn be made upon the completio of the
contract. or so soon thereafter the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
. Any informslity in the bid, or con fsrnanse
with the terms OF this adyertiseme Mt, will ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
Delivery TO be made at the Railroad Depot or st
one of the Government Wharves, in the city of
Washngt =. t.. ...r... ..'Es.
The Depot ouartermaster reserves 70 himself the
,xht reject any or all bids that he nay DEEM too
oen-td Colonel and Depot Qusrtermastsr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WILLARD'S HALL.
0OTTSCkAlk.


ooTTscAALk.
The Public is respectfully Informed ,b.,
L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK,
7h EWin~at PinniN n"d Composer
Will have the honor "f giving
T WO GRAND CONCERTS
On WEDNESDAY and TIL RSDAY EVENINGS.
November 9Th aud b. , .
un" Mich aSr rsuseS so o. sp.s, p.s ssnsstio
in NV York, Boston and Phih,delphia.
brated Prize Donna. Miss :.
CARLOrTAP PATTI,
the pr;sr,psl Star 81 the Italian n Opera, .e.demy
oi Music New on,1 r"rs s;sb and S%Gr'"n to appear
b. I'm. o6TTScHALk.
Musical Direct, and Conductor. e.. Mr.. BEHREN
~ Admission One Dollar. Tickets can be pur-
chased and seats secured without extra charge for
either mf the two Grand Concerts a. w. Il. Metze
rott's Music Store, commencing Monday, Nov. 5.
Door open at zni--cencert to commence al
O'Clock. tt'sf-a ''..E - = oc:p
s-OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,va
aS"OLYMPIC MESIC HALL,~
CORNER OF NINTH ST d LOUISIANA AZ.
NEAR PKNS. Av. AND MARKET SPACE,
Engagement of the great
HERNANDEZ
PANT0MIME AND FRENCH BALLET ROTrE,
With the greatest living Psntomimist and general
versatile performer,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ.
A. VI. HERNANDEZ.
Thr only successful rival in America Of
GABRIEL RAVEL,
GABRIEL RAVEL
The pert ,naity, DIR bolIsf,
MONS. DULANEY,
MONS. DULANEY..
The popular rsntomimist and yecsli-t,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
The srest American Pantomimist
BOB BUTLER.
MONS LEOTARD MONS. LEOrARD
COMPLETE BILLET CORPS,
FOURTEEN BfsFy5rfFa fstSa }fas I2s FASCINATING
At the head of WHICH is the enucnt Premiere
MADEMOISELI.E ZOE,
MADEM0ISELIE ZOE,
MILE sIIE SAGr!sG EStrr, VIII HEtf EyShS SsErlEN.
MILE mll. pnufE'Hk HASkA BrRyAkkPPt AAkPt DauhRaM
,,,lA r n.sESs H.Tos H.n'1Tos
so" .oH n.,, on'lVhi CHARLEY eARDshfaSS' haS sAfLohD'
n.nnT T%A5sAcE THS,tsdxA BR91HERs ,sER tuovnSax r
TOM MORGAN, RON MORGAN.
&c, &C., sc.
The Mana cement begs to state that not ithstand-
lDy his immense pensc during the limited
engagement of HERNANDEZ and
TROCPE, there will be
No Ah@aiio" 4" III. Prizes Of admission.
During the present engagement the following
Psntomin will be performed: The Magic Trua-
pet -, Mishaps OF n C0untryman, '"NoI an Vent
The Ms gic Sword. Raul, the Night Owl 1.-THE
Green Monster, ,'"Jocko, the Brazilian Ape, &c
Doors open at 7-cOmHence at ~
~ Admission-25 and 80 Cents oc g-.lw
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NIEW ANDSI SIMPLIIIED METHOD FOR PLANO
~ FORTH AND SINGING
Professor ALEXANDER W0L0WSKI, Pianist
asd Co,npos~, has returned from the Lon
ton Exhibition aud opens q Course for the MA
Piano ard siuging by his New and Sim phi -uIAII
oed Method. BY Professor WOlowskis System, .
person having only light know ledge OF music viii
great facility and execute operstc well as class
Zeal music with rare perfection. As 10 the vocal
nat by his way of yocaliZation he arrives st most
Extraordinary results, renders the voice powerful
and enables the singer 10 yOcalize with facility,
accurscY and fine quality of tone. Prof WoIOwski
receives visitors daily from TO O'Clock D. M, at
his residence No. 43l Tenth street, between
snd '7-lm
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BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
LOWEST NEW FORK PRICES
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
LOWEST NEW PORK PRICES.
295 ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Bttpeea NiathaAd Tenth Streets.
Bstreen Ninth and Tenth Streets.
oeqSm
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F0U RTH NIGHT
OF the WONDERFUL and anly Original
q 4 BR + L RA VEL ROUPE,

FOURTH NIGHT
BRIEL RI SfF'al RAVE% 1pf fr'z T T'Rf!fiDf' RfUHpE.
and the TSmsshs0t Yoraa %MEkIesS IEisH. Sy"n.s',
feat, if attempted BY any one else han this sston.
''0'ns H5s bAsE6 ia6' FS TSq!a e CERTAINTY
yet no danger ever happens to this Infant Wonder,
Tire, F7ying Tiape-e.
rHLRspAY EVENING, Oct oo,h.
SINONs MISHAP.
simon, the Footman.. Gabriel RsveI
julia a Young milliner ........ Mad. Marzetti
~ Grand iIusory Mirror Dance aud an ori ginai
AAilemsnde, AneI T bS Mad AsTstti Julia Lehman and
Finale Sf the piece is the sudden and singular
Previous to the pantOmime. the Comic Ballet Of
PCNCHINELL0,
Or 4 DA Y IN VENICE.
Introducing extraordinary performances by. Young
America. Dancing by Corps de Ballet, Tophoff a nj
Mad. Msrzetti. Puneh's Froic on Stills, by Young
Ameries.
To conclude with the graceful and daring
YOUNG ERICA
yaulting and somersaultng in the Air on the
THREE FL YING TRAPEZE!
Throwing his infant body clear across the interior
OF the thcater-bounding and re bounding
startling feats over The heads
OF the audience.
Performance commences with the Farce of
TO OBL1GE BENSON
BISHOP and the Dramatic Compsny appearing
GRAND BENEFIT NIGHT
TOMORROW (FRIDAII EVENING
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Psrquette 81 cents
Orchestra Seats ,.........-.. rs cents
Family Circle ..... as cents
Private BoNes.-..........---.,. ,.... S6
~ Free List PONifireiy SePsa6ed.
Doors open at q quarter past O'Clock; curtain
rises at q quarter TO o'clock -
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" Admission-25 and 80 Cents. oc G-lw
| CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
| CANTERBURY HALL,
| LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AvkSUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rear Of The National Hotel.
DLKEcTIOE.-Leave Pennsylvsna avenue at Six tn
or Four and half street ana 20 two squares north
OF Pennsylvania Avenue.
COME AND SFE
TIE GREAT TRIPLE COMPANY
composed of the
FIRST TALENT IN AMERICA.
WELL NAY ALL COMPETITORS TREMBLE,
SUCCESS Is OURS
THE CANTERBURY sTILL AHEAD,
AMI wllcontnuc TO give
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY
We are Crowded Every Night with
THE FIRST CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of orr
THREE FEMALE STARS
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
TNBOCNDED ENTHUSIASM
perfect Floral shower Nightly Greet- the Terp,
NchUreau Queen,
MISS KATE PENNOYER
Joy unSpeskable i>written upon every countenance
when they hear the lovely
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
Charming Crarnrin@l is the exclamation OF every
onr when they hear tn" souI stirring Songs of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
THE CDTRT OF BEiUTY
The following beautiful young lsdi"~ appear every
NEW DANCES.
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MISS LILLE BRANDON.
,. MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MILE LAURETTA.
MISS JENNIE.
LITTLE ELLA
Bob HART and LEW SIMMONS
The Greatest Representatives a. the NEGRO Char
Hctcr ever appearing the stage
Splendid success, of the Great
PROF. g. W. KIRBYE.
the only surr's>ful rival of Wymsp
MASTER 6 GEORGE the Wouder Of the Age
Lat Week of the great
GYPSY'S LAY
To night
Mons. SZOLLOSY'S
RANEL PtNTOMIME COMPANY
"ili appear IN the Iaushable paDtomine entitled
THE MAGIC FLUTE,
fHE MAGIC FLUTE.
HART snd SIMMONS in New Acts
ENTIRE CHANGE.OF PROGRAMME
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS, Sc.
pSors open q. o,clOch; performance, "a.
Admishen @ cent? Orchestra Chairs 81 cents
ocZ lw.r
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ADJUSTMENTS. .s
GK0vER'S THEATER.
Penn. areAxe, aear WiUards HotGl.
LtoNAhD GR0vER.-..- MANkeRR


. AN EVENING WITH ..
TOM TAYLOR AND CHAS. READEl
THIS tTHUR>DAY, EVENING.
FOURTH APPEARANCE
Of the
re''' 5m The Ms AArss''a" ~"s'
+ ETtIiIE ETcIkLE WEsFkkN, WWEsTkkkkS,
l kTcItkEE t{!cIIEE WEsTEkNN' WEsTEkN'
every succeeding performance ha>
=. INcREAssffSSGsi fSs iNiS1IiG ESTiIiGss2fAsMl Il er
second MISS RsTE 6ssSg
TONIGHT
Will be produced the spark ing two act Comedy by
Tom TAXI, M1sKs sRs ShsTIes Il EcsSs cTs entitled
Miss .LICILLE WESTERN,
II PFC isF WSffiSGfSS' vF6s' sHsfsftsS of
..r or the
M'schierors, Kiad-heorted A0re>s
100 YEARS AGO.
NiOls Crockrr as. ........... Kitty Give
10 "''s Wss vi s%hfxs ' Farce the
Lucille western AS Rosetts
~ Tetchci' "N. Swie
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
EreH Clrcle- -- -------.........--..--..60 10 cents
Orchestra Chairs----- rs cents
namlly Gircie-- ----- % cents
CiAsSS Gmn. ----"----... .----- 90
COl0red Parterre ---.-......,.--.....E 81 cents
Seats may be secured from TO O o'clock A. m ts s
o'clock p. m, without extra charge
Doors open at Ga O'Clock. Performance COM
mences xt O'Clock
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A NJ Y q D D. s
CAMP COTS.
CAMP STOVES
MESS CHESTS, IN-WARE
SPOONS, CUTLERY,
SCALES COOKING STOVES,
COAL OIL LAMPS. &c.
Just received by l.. I'll. Il III. i. SREGORY,
se la 321 Pa avenue.
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No., SCALES COOKING STOVES,
COAL OIL LAMPS &c
Just received by EH.& H. ;sREGoRY,
DAWN wuCi 4 uCCiAST.GLIoNIs
- - rvcH SssSTibEsatE SsSbT a AHP RETAIL
FEC1IOkERY STORE.
40 PA NkNuE. BETwEEy SD AND 412 STs.,
Washington.
The undersigned take pleasure in informing the
store, where can De had French and othef CONFEC-
TlOSEklhs - u every kind; Also, GoRstsntly on on
hand IEt Tarieir and Domestic rs
In connection with the above is 6ne ICE CREAM
oc sim DHtINI & CAsTIGLIONI
s& FR4NkE1N HpT;1S,Ss 4 CO. @@
244 PESSsYLyANTA AVENUE,
(north she,l between 18th and 18th SITS.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE Rock Cry>tsD
sPECTACLES,
u1cRuslpskkYY cRRusslippfskY FIELD GLASSES
OPERA GLASSES,
WV SrRyEYoRs' INSTRUMENTS.
CARES DE vIs,EF,h ,ETFE,hsosooprs,
THERMOMETERS and R.RoaETEks, 49,
Wholesale or retail At the lowest west prices. oeleo
e pRSFs Ssi mas
agreeable. rHectusl and convenient remedy offered
to the public, Children eat them readily and end
''''''"' M6oRES WEST Esd DRUG STORE,
oe22 II3Ps. av.. south side.
EREIGHT TO NEW YORK-The fast sailing
4 eeheoner, Aid, W b. Hutchines, master, IL
gin ssil 70. the above port about Friday or
sss 10 "~" ffhnf'' RFp 90 cozzESs q !sser agent.
Sssa CsEnsr If ifth II. sId "a, avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30
THLRsDAY EVENING, Oct. ooth,
To conclude with the graceful and daring

Throwing bls infant body clear across the interior
OF the Notwithstanding and re eboupding
70 and frO-eSecuting the most
startling feats over the heads
of the audience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

~ Rev. j. Slime, Baptist prea- Del, was ar
rest,d in Perry comfy, Pa, on SATURDAY.
charged with t,sing Rebel spy, and with gun
dinx Stumrts cavalry 10 Cbsmb'rsb1rg; and,
also, " ith having betrayed Capt. ialilSr 10 tu-
H. LeIz -. ser sl,e LatJe of Altie,Sxn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

~ few days since, asecesssonist a. wit len
barre, Pa. Ma rode u rail. He was kss-
conveyed home, but his mother refused 90 re-
ceiNe him, as he was a traitor, and not worthy
10 enter The house. she told the boys 20 take
him down South and give him 10 Jsfr DaSIs.
She has two sons in the service OF the ITnited
States, and regarded ihis fellow rs a disgrace
10 the family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

~ la West Avon. Conn. on Tuesday nisht.
"a Miss NoOdford came very near killing
Joseph Lincoln, of the 25th Gonnecfirut rcxl-
mrni. Q" whom she - engaged Ramarling
THAI he might a. well be shot there a. in bastls
she brought a pistol, pointed it At hssn aAd
cooked A. no, supposing il to b. loaded. During
iht playful struggle thai enSued for IT'S possess
>iOn, II Went OF, shooting him through the hand
and grazing his side under has sloThes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

PeriOrmance commences with the Farce of
TO 0BL1GE BENSON
BISHOP and the Dramatic Company appearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

~ James wIu. Hall. collector Of taxes for
The Hartford county Md district, committed
suicide one day last week. while iaboring under
temporary insanity, induced by morbid feel
ing i'm relation To has rrspousibilii - IL an
pea N that al this time the dificuffies Of maxim,
the COLLECTIONS properly are much heavier and
NOR complicated Than fOrInprlv. thus inervas
ing the IabOrs of IN. ofice, and he feared ths,
his securities would suffer losses