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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

UlsAIssAL lit II stated that aCt.nx m Ister
stone. who wes In command Of the Emily ~.
fterrs when she was n aptursd by an II iSrior
Soscss has been dismissed the service.
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&itbalonh qispattt.
wEpN ssDAx MoRHrNr ,IuNEn ,se,.
EArOKriuN or NEMsPAPER ROYS.

yhe practice among newsbcys Of overeharg-
tas strangers aud residents in the city for the
f,;snatcs having become 60 common, we ear.
ueetly request that any carrier or pewsboy
detected in charging more t''sa fer cents for
the Dispotth may be handed over 10 the Pro-
wee, guard aud HE papers taken from him..
\ is~ arrests Of this Kind will put stop to
the shameful imros:ions rerre,ra,cd BY pare
y-niers On The public.
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YAcN FkEAoSr.

Ths news from 0er. Fremonps diyislon
WITH the 6hou andoah river swollen so fsar.
fully as TO render pursuit. Of the rebels for the
time impossible. The pontoon bridge. cen
struc.ea 70 supply 'he place OF the one burned
by tho rebels, was swept away. bat the ness.
rails were ali recovered. --.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

,eadivs ! chsves, sacuuee4 O Ne srgsn1td
changer, that ~ fseeivsd bic deaM WoSae =
He was smokins cigar ~ tss 49, os -
Wnen yos are ous Of an mnnislos, stssl viii
fiii the dsttL" He Immediately threw 20
his tight arm, snd fell 1vsr his hor.ss asek %
o enr Bat 81. Woand proved immsdi.tsiy "a
tai. TAe DECEASED OoioneI va AWycr @
nav York, end q son Of - Recorder Rfksr.
His death Is much regretted ~ the army gene
orally.
TuB ABoLifloy ORssus.
Ths boston Caa-tsy, Of may 81. mas soms'
tnine 10 say aecat the proceedings Of Ne 40.
N,tonists, which We copy
The anti .sIa cry sn.lo.e. priests ana psoDse
have hsid orgies. hero, during tne 49,
worthy Of pnndsmoptavp, or the n1oo "
!ooIs Il Is 10 vain 70 n1o.e mo 10 ~ verS
asouy OF civil war which but for abo!iu0nsN!
nevsr could have beer, ~ lightly LAC
the 10 fini.e suffering and tbs ianuse Issa ~
minister by avery word OF c0untsnanee Z! ven
to An tpfatua:ion already 0e4fucuvet sneIa
u too much reason u fear. to the civil iseusc
tons Of the country, And THIS inmsu Auon
It's perfec. work, q divided wfsch.Sthe ons
part suiIsnIy and vindic,iveiy htef1te, osyoad
tie possibility OF Iecoucilsnent-- th9 o:her~tn
Its absurd pursuit. Of nsgro sQlanty, ne.iak
bVVstIIW ca " oS"AoW 01A So - 800 =. -
ttmert for common reason, fJf the dictate o!
nature, for the decree and the worship OF 00ol
usw LABss Is THE 1apgsAI AkNY1
The Chicago THINE answs1s the question
a. follows:
There seems to BE- great doubt as to the
sE ,ctiys Strength Of our volaNtear army the
pay.rolls show 700. 900 men; tho War De.
partment can't And moFe than too, GOO; and
3sna.or Wilson, Chairman OF the Military
COMMITTEES, believes we have not - txcsea
10000. Where are the QSner loo 90 or 2Co,-
0CO3 /. was suggested in The House me other
day that frnuduisnt pay.rctls nave oeen tor,
varded to the Depar tmsnt Here 10 good
suti vet for an Invss.i eating Oom we
bel,eva ia Ssnator wilson's igures, and shey
ssem to bs based uron an estimate like this'
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THs BATHS FLAa-Hew FBDERAL soL1EsL VA,
KILLED.

tbs BArrLs FLAa-NCw APBDERAL fOL1ReL WA,
KILLED.
The New York H.roid's correspondent writes
from the White House after the late battle. a.
foliows.
After tbs enemy had opsned the attack on
our lines Peck brigade--to which the Sky
second regiment was attached-was sent to
confront ths enemy. They had not proceed.
"a TAR when numerous body OF the enemy
were Aeen advancilE IN echsson. Lteutsnant
Bradley, Uolunel Rixsr's secretary, who, on
this Occasion, VISA AcuaG AZ 10 Gen. Couch,
proceeded towards the .ue sn :, and dis covered
Their true character. Es ncsh until hU
&C Id SIS "thsir meek haaGksrchiefs
He saw the rebel til. fsx-~a white one,
with red cross. Tue es.my i.;sa display
hlH very much resembling zoe American an.
sign, aud vel, caicuissed d.csivs us. They
also displsy sd q white nag wish blue cross,
the latter 20 faint IN color rs 70 make the
n u resemble a & Of urce. A battery I'm.
nedlAtsly opened on thu sUeny, throw.
ing grape and oanist,r nooS them with
Z rapidly and accuracy OF aim that NOW.
Cd them down like grass. The rlxces a.
the fallen rebels and their broken rauks
were promptly uiisd and tnsy marched
towards oar battary with \ sofia front. Al
this siEas tas Nzty second WA navInS 10 q,
attack Ia column by companies, The susmT
advanced aot,,ss = nsld one thousand fard.
wide. The iisht waxsd warm, both sid = dis.
playing tact ANA conraoe; the superior mum.
bsrs OF the enemy save item some Advantage
oses vur troops. TWAS while Col. RlksS Was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

The Jackson Mississippi lar, of the 81 instant
saya:
We learn ny pr'vase teleRsarhic dispatch
that General Lovail's farcss jn a small Ia
tsChmsnt attacked tina enemy on Suedav
night, ai'1;ng tVfsnty-ons OF the enemy.
We ara Rs.o:ad ID t Gen. Ia. has hesn very
active in detailing artillery and infantry, to
ssDd to several of the strong points on the
Mississippi, from which wa expect to hear a
good report at an eorly day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

On .hs .shiacs Of ths crswlvG Of the rots'
TIRE Tue Delta said /:
IA the lst inst cny port viii ne stasn cp. a
s;a.a m at !, aite number IL nr6ign vessels.
n ninlv French. however, ere awaiting ~ IL.
xnna the announcement. aud within tmo OF
shrss wes II We may ~ 2ect 2 more Lively
s,me mon our lsvees than mas Been witnessed
within months.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Rebels Attack Sigefs Force at Dunn
frtes-They are Finally Rspuised.

HHApQrAKTEEe Army OF THE PoronAc,
Dec. 27.-The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th
ing die patches:
PETERSBURG, Dec. 2i.-On Monday, General
Pryor, with email detachment attacked a
Yankee force IT Isle OF White Court-House. and
cha, ed the IN ten miles at full speed Cur loss
was trifing.
considerable number of tents have racsntiv
been sent up from Richmond 10 Lees army.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 18th inst,
minated that Lee, with 3 portion Of his army,
was moving ioMards Dalpeper To nlake q de-
know that Lee was still at Fredericks burg on
Friday neon.
On Tuesday, a brigade OF rebel cavalry were
outfitted d with rations and forage for several
days, and revolyers were distributed 10 The
men near Gurney's Station.
It was believed there that their destination
Was king G"orge's county, via Port Royal.
SECOND DIsPArCH
EEA DOT aRTRRs ARMY or TIRE Poroukc
Fec. :S.-teayy firing was beard Yesterday
evening in the direction of Dumfries
Intelligence from Aqua Greek to- day states
that AT about O'Clock yesterday, about fsur
thousand rebels, with four guns, pade AN a.tack
on Tour r. Simehts OF Sisels infantry at Dam
fri's.
The conflict lasted until dark. and WAS r..
neNed again this morning. The capnonading
was mere intense. and apparently nearer This
point .han on Yesterday. The telegraph Office
ceased 10 Work Yesterday, and up u y. m, to-
day no Official dispatch has been received here
THIRD DISPATCH
Ieieeraphic operations have been resumed
An ofhclai report states that the eneny's cav.
ally numbered but fifteen hundred, that they
attacked The Town Of Dumfries but were driven
of with loss.
Our loss Was three killed and eleven
wounded.
he firing today was IN he direction Of DC
coquan. and was probably caused by the enc.
y'scaSalry falling in with Gen. Siocum's in.
fantry.
il is unofficiaIIy .tatcd thar several surlers,
wagons have been captured by Lee, and IL is
considered UNSAFE 10 transport goads by that
route.
The enemy are engaged every night in rais-
ing and xIenG ing breastwOrks along the .reets
fronting the river, as If TO prevent any future
escaping by pontoon bridges.
A friendly interview has existed hrtween tho
respective river picke:s. until recently, 20 pre-
vent the communication Of improper iuforna-
t1on, positive order has been issued u sus-
pend the determination.
TN Friday rebel commits stoned officer and
TWO priTate.- were seized on this side and sent
back on their side Of the river.
Ihe exchange OF newspapers has also been
enierdic;ad by Gen. Burnside.
lags OF truce cross the Rapp2han noe X every
day, principally 70 transfer Lo the other side
citizens who come into oar lines 20 escap.. tha
bonn mbardment.
Our soldiers are taking advantage of the
Pheasant weather IN providing against future
cold weather by building huts.
Advices from Richmond state that the IRON
clad gunboat Richmond makes 4 daily trip 10
Drury's Bluff.
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9.IT.-l80O.-x.
DIR AXES PLANTATION BlxTERs.

They purify, strengthen, and iE vigoras.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours
They strengthen the sysseA and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasniaue and Intermittent
fsyers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of The
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia snd Constipation.
They cure Diarrh9a, Cholera and Cholera
Msrbus.
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 are made Of
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calissya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure of a beverage, without regard TO age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE & co, 202 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
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THE NaRIN THE SOUTHwEsT,
General Grants Army R~ported % De
Falling HACK.

CAIRO, III, Dee. %, r. M.-We nave reeciy-
ed nothing to-day in regard % The movements
OF cur forces against the rebels, who ere one
rating in Norlh western Tennessee
The rebels have done great damage IN Obaon
River 10: tom. They have burned two losx
bridges over the river, and asstroyoi two
miles of frestie work at Middlehure
IL is reported this evening that orders have
been given our forces 10 eYacaate leland No.
IL, TO spike the guns there and blow an tAo
"a aEaZines.
Information has been received to-day mat
uains are running on the railroad between
Jackson and Trenton, and hat two thousand
o. ur troops are at the latter plaee.
here is a rumor in circulation here to-nieht
that Gen. Grants army has fallen back aero
The 1aliahatCh hie river, hut il 10 not trsceabls
% a reliable source
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From Nassau.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2e.-The steamer Br,trsn
4ue' n, fIom Nassau on she 23d, and Havana
on the aUth. has arrived, Pierre Soule wa. az
Havana on tile 2tJth.
The Nassau papers say tha: the Governos
has issued a proclamation forhidd.ng plio,s
frCm bringing In Federal or rebel eruisere,
A schooner belonging TO the well knS va
been captured by the STEAMER Tioga. which
the Nassau papers call another FEDERAL sul-
rage.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET,

WARRINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET.
MAR PENNSFLVASLA AVENUE
PROPRIETORs. Rs....-.....A HAABLIN L co.
ACTING MANAGER IA. NJ HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER. JAMES PILGRIM
BEST COMPANY IN AMER1cAl
AUDIENCES.
ARRAY OP.TALENT!
The Wonderful
A. II. HERNANDEZ
AND HIS TALENTED TROUPE
KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
The great Irish Comedienne and Vocalist, who will
appear
MONDAY EVENING, Dee -,
In her great character of
THE IRISH PEKFECT CUREi
Al.o In characteristic Irish Melsnse, entitled
IRISH COURTsHIP,
In which she will sing her original songs of
mo IRIsH EEEp APPLY"
ALLE MARIA ZOE,
The most Accom- plished and Charming Dsnsea-e
in America
First appearance of the celebrated
MIR. b. fATlS, sAA LONG,
The Great Comic Singers.
The celebrated
BUDW0RTH BROTHERS,
MISS ADA TEsMAN,
And the
STARS OF THE VARIETIES
NGnterixg Orer Ftfty Pe,form.rs
SsPkCILL SoIlCE.-A Grand Matinee on Sat .
urdsy Afternoon, for the accommodation OF sdi.s
and Chile rem. commencing at 2 O'Clock.
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Accom- plished Vocalist,
IL ENGAGED AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT,
Al d will appear On
MONDAY EVENING, .Taa s.
PArauette and Family Circle. ...-.- Is cents.
Urchestra Ch3lfs. ....-....-..... o. cents.
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METROPOLITAN ROOMS,
Nl Pa. 3rehne. b<futs~ 1iih and 18th SIS
The Undersigned proprietors, respectfully inform
the pub ic that they have opened the above
and spacious rooms a. q CONCERT FALCON and
VAUDEVILLE THEATER. Well ned
Actors, sustained by an Orchestra composed of
eminent nu clans. will perform every night and
the Proprietors are determined to make this
tablishment. not only one Of the most amusing.
but also resort sf social gathering whe' families
in psrticular enjoy themselves, nothing will
h n. It "a t. 6 n I. pa.
spectfu1 koIicited by
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CAPTURE OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.
BX THE ALABAMA.

helease OF the Ariel On Giving Doaas q
ON Board the Ariel T1keH and One HIM.
dred and Twenty Marines Pareaea-Tka
Trentment Of the Passengers ~ CapsAiss
Semmes
The steamship Ariel, Capt Jsues, arrived a
New York on Saturday evening, from A. PIN.
wall.
The Ariel was captured by the Alabama ON
the 7th Hst-, when rounding Me eastsrn poass
Of Cuba, on her way 10 Aspih we'll. When 1arso
seen, the Alabama carried the Union hax bus
hoisted the rebel ensign when within ksn =
mile OF the Ariel. The Ariel attempted 70 sssape
and body of marines on board were drawn ~
in line for defense, but the rebel threasen n,ns -
full broadside, IL was considered useleee to
resist, and Capt. Jones, therefore, with "a
appreciation Of the passengers. surrendsrs5
The only plunder, with the exception OF ~
arms and ammunition, the Alabama secures,
was eight thousand dsilars IN green bsrh~ y
belonging 10 Wells, Fargo a. 90. -
Capt Semmes first intended deeuoyin sho
ARIEL by burning her, nrst putting the passsn-
gers ashore at little settlement Of hae a Saa
IominEo. Capt Jones, Of the ARIEL, protested
that half Of his passengers would die ar oh,e1
We're done. Capt. Semmee then propos>d ",
land NE passengers at Kingston, but sflsr mueh
pauleying an arrangement was effected ~ re-
leesc the Ariel on CapS Jones giyins bcnSi- Tn
the sum OF s22S0o0, payable thirty daye afssr
The acknowledge smento the South Jonfsdsr1sy.
lt Is said that the report OF the existence OF
alter his mind
Inc Cououcb Vi the hcDel 0meere and
while IN charge Of the ship was sxtremsly ec1r.
t-ouS. They were In regular comm unisat,o<a
with the United States, both BY letssre Asa ps.
perS, Snd were fuily cognixant Of oaT dsve OF
sailing and that there were crUisers 10 fnter-
cept htr In these waters For Jthi. rsasoa va
specie 70 come by the Ariel was Ieft st Asptn-
v all, as Capt Jones did not think it prSosnt %
bring il
All the navy and marine officers on boArs tho
Arls a. the time OF her capture were paYeSsd.
Capt. Jones Gays the only ship that Ssmmao
Is v Nannprfllf. Hs ma NJ
ries regarding hrr speed and armament Eat ep-
taint DO infoi NATION whatever. He Ioxsebs az
ali The other ships we have, and Remarked thaS
went TO sea by her when IN Martinlsue, an1
paid no atenoon 10 her. What ne saunos Win
he can run away. from"
IL is the opinion OF Capt Jones the, Ssmr>sa
has gone 10 AspinMal or of ths, har b<,r IN In
terct pt the California .teamers both ways
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u ATTENTION, sUrLERs

III. ". PIIKIN. A. b. PITKIN
PITKIN & Co.,
WHOI ESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS KING STREET, ALsIASDsTA, Va.
We have Just received large and we'll selected
stock Of g Rec ERIES. Suffers GOODS, &C.,
vhseh are Offering At lower cash prices th An
es bought in this market elsewhere. One Of our
ern reading In Philadel phia, We have afvantases
In buying over most other bouSes Particular At
ssotion paid TO suffers orders.
Do IS Inn P1TkIN & CSD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

eSIhe la6st lie foii,L" ths fushsou plaso
OF Paris, snnounc. s<hat in he way of dr~ess-,
elegance IL some " hat sacTiiced 70 eomfost.
and with reason. For the most part bAfS--p
dr. sees are hie neck, waieteost- al ted tol.
erahiy long, aud moderately oristo.i .ineL Az tIS
recherche.
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FORDS FASHIONABLE THEATRE

IUhU IRSnICHRoLc iHER hC.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PESEA. AVENUE.
THIS tMOSDAY) EVENING,
The Lovely and Accom- pills bed Actress,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
And the eminent rtiste.
MR.. PETER klCHINGS,
With the
ENTIRE STAR STOCK COMPANY,
ALI. APPEAaIA1 IE BRILLIANT COMEDY.
PTOduc, in Style of Elegance rivxing in excel
lrne. VII WaHacs g Theatre, \. y, and its eel
ebratcd comedy compauy-beug The first repre-
,entation this season Of Anna Cora Nowatt's
&c msdy entitled
FASHION!
Miss ar0llpe nbCninEE
Adam TrueD an ...............M Mr. Peter kichins.
Here let us see portray cd tfe ruling passion.
And ieaTr IN prize, At its just value, Fsshiou.'
~ Tue es1sy night sATANEkLA.-<a
MISS CAROLNE RlCHINGS' Grand Compli.
nrntsry Testimonial neat Wednesday evening.
ApEIssION-Dress CircIa and Pareuct 81 cts
Orchestra Seats, Is cs.; Family Circle IS cts Pri
Doors oven at ga o'clock performance COM
mences 1T u. o clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wASHlNNT THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND @ STREETS


CORNER ELEVENTH AND @ STREETS.
On MONDAY EVE ESTSG. Dc q,
IA }. An OPE ERA,
For positively
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
FULL ORCHEsTRA.
CHORUS, and
SPLENDID COSTUMES.
ar. GRAU respectfully announces that he has
ONE GRAND OPERA NIGHT
On MONDAY EVENING. Dee ",
men VIII De Produoed Nerd cele brsted Opera of
IA TRAVIATA.
MILE ANGELINA CORDIER
The celebrated Prima Donna, will appear IN her
sIs hACCksEski,e Oh '''lf'rA.
or. The di tinkuished Tenor, a. ALynrpo.
Ae 8srsoSr
SIG. BARTLI
A. the DoCrcR.
Conductor and Musical Director SIG. NCZI0
4dafSs,on 10 NJ! parts 81 Secured seats, % sts.
extra. Family Circle, 81 cents Seats can be Sc
cured at Metz-rott's Music Store.
Doors open 1t IL to commence At o'elk.
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A B MY 3 p Z l. I 4 8 q,

A RMY 3 q P LIHs.
OglIGR OF TEE CHIEF QuAsyrRxAsrHa,
Army Of tke Potomac. !
WASHINGTON, September -, 1859
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the uss
Of the army of the Potomac the following articles:
s.W tons best quality Timothy Hay, sssurei;
hslsd, the weight ofesch bale to be marked
thereon.
s.na no bushels Of Oats, OF the best quality, In
strong sacks, welfsewsd
1909 eerds Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality
nses oid must be aoeompsnied y the endorse.
Hewardei will be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from time to time the Az
Scles may be needed and contracts will be awarded
sof the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
stdder up to the time of opening.
The right is reserved to pt all any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endoreed Proposals for Hsy
or Oats or Wool, ,, as the may be, and enclosed
is separate envelopes. RUYUS ING ALLs,
Lieut.. Col. and A. d. O..
- Etn Chief ouartarn1SsteF.
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ODD HELLONS HALL,
GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD,
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
THE cASrERBnRY COMPANY,
In consequence OF the great in,p,orsn,sn. ts ins
made a, ths Cantere4ry He'll. the management have
determined 70 postpone the re penipg until
NEW YEARS EVE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December sl,t,
in order to present to Il cir patrons on. of tn.
mokt comfortable, spacious and handsome
MUSIC HALLs IN THE COUNTRY.
TIE Canterbury company will perform,
TWO NIGHTS LONGER,
Monday and Tuesdsy,)
AT ODD r + LII 0Ws' NALL,
When they viii give . Select Musical Entertain.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEG
MISS Mss }gEIh KAYE nef5ENEEi Fnss54ra.
HleS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
MISS NELLIE rAYLoF.
AAorh f0d ses oMpANY
composed Of
Tsenty-Av / aides and Gentlemen,
IN SPLENDID BILL,
including
THE GIPSEYS LAY
FIFTY NEW ACTS
oco-s OPEN, ex clock; performance,
AdnIssisn 2S cents. Front Seat. 8, esnts.
NEW YEARS DAY.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
= NEW CANTERBURY HALL.
Afternoon, .t2 O'Clock, for aides and Children
Admission to Afternosn--Ladies, - cents; chill
IL IKE y. So
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NEW YEARS DAY.
TWO GRAND RFORMANCES
will be given at the
NEW CANTERBURY HALL,

Afternoon, st2 O'Clock, for aides and Children
Admission to Aftsrnosn-Lad aides, - cents; chill
drpp. 10 cents. Usuxl nights entertainment for
Gentlemen At ga ocloch. Admission, Is cents;
Orch eatra Chairs 50 cts de f9-2t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

NEH ANU cIMPLIFIE I'D METHVU FOR PIANU
! FORTE AND SINGING.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI
PIANIST VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
Has opened Ladies' and Gentlemsn's Afternoon a
o'clock and Evening Go o'clock Singing Glasses,
on most liberal terms. Prof. Wolow.ki will alse
explain the full theory Of Music and Reading By
his system.
By Pref. Wolowskfs new ethod person hav.
ing only Q sli sht knew ledge OF music will be
oed in very short time, to read music with great
facility, and execute operatic well classical
music with rare perfection.
As tn the vocal part, by his way Of vocoliEstiop
he arrives At most extraordinary results, renders
the voice pow full and enables the singer to vo
ealizs with fasility, accuracy and fine quality Of
tone.
II m. and from 5to p. M, at his residence No.
4S1 Tenth street. between ana r. -------
N. b. Children ever eight years OF age are 80
cepted. de 5-lIn