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WAR MEETINGS IN New JERsEY.-war meet.
lngs are now very frequent In the large towns and
slliags OF New Jersey, and they are well attend
been offered by the State Government. but al
those meetings measures are adopted to procure
subscriptions, and citizens are Offering compare
lively large bounties from their private purses
Tnus In nearly all parts Of the State enlistments
are encouraged by special inducements. The
people are moving In all the counties and there
Is no reason why the four regiments asked for, as
wen a. volunteers In So iicient numbers to ell ND
the old regiments, should not be forthcomiso At
an early dhY.-Nsvark Adusrtisr -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

RARMY ON JAMES RIvER-THK CALL FOR
TRooPs.-Tne New York Post has the follow ing
extract from a private letter, dated Camp near
Harrison's Landing, July %, 1862:
1--WE are living on the eve Of another excite
ment. Send US troops. The North has too much
talk about IL. Four weeks have passed since the
call has been made, and not regiment yet from
New York or elsewhere but Vermont IL Is silly
for US to talk about available militia force Of
9 500 600 men, when the North could not spare US
q paltry 30 900 to take Richmond.
- We will have another tough time OF it-for
we have few more troops than we had when we
arrived, and the enemy Is constantly reinforced
through his superior system Of drafting. They
eaz get more troops a tossk thaR tcs get IN q
z7ssIh. Let US for once have some common sense
the physique OF the Southern troops 10 quite as
good as oufs-and their Napoleonlc system Of
Promotions only by merit win make their army
sOOn better than our own; for we can still afford
Il seems 20 deal out IN profusion Brigadierships
for our army 70 men utterly incapable and uni
yersally known 10 be so-it 10 nothing less than
murder
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ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDs.

The boat from Aqua Creek yesterday afternoon
brought up over hundred contrabands, who are
principally from Caroline county, Va Many Of
them have been away from their homes for con.
siderable time. They were sent to the creek on
saturday last. On their arrival here, they were
at once directed to the con1aband quarters at the
Mcclellan barracks. Among them are persons Of
all hues, ages and sizes, including sprinkling
OF infants barely week old. The women, for
the most part, lugged the children, Indian fash
Ion, and the men bore on their shoulders immense
bundles ef baggage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
HAUL OF Government GOODS.

Last week Lieut.. Raymond, with portion Of
bis company, went to the Union Hotel, corner Of
Thirteen-and-a-half street and the Avenue, and,
in spite OF the protestatious Of one Of the propri.
etors that his place had already been searched pro-
ceeded to give the house cemplete overhauling.
In one room, which was said to contain private
matters, the guard found and seized the follow
ing:
One and half sets Of harness, S blankets, Q
nalters, rubber overcoat, sabre and belt, pair
OF holsters, carbine belt, infantry belt, box,
filed to the brim with other articles, haver-
sacks, 6 canteens. cap box, . ovefcoats, pair
Of pants, tent, 8 Gags, 3 biouses, saddle and
bride, part Of set Of harness, and horses
marked E g -
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SToNEwALL JACKSON AT FREDgRIcKsBuRo-
The last number Of the Fredericksburg Banner
says that Stonewal Jackson was In town a few
days ago, and crossed over the river and took A
survey Of matters and things generally In the
Federal camps, and he 10 reported to have said
that he can capture Fredericksburg whenever he
pleases that he Is laying trap to cage the whole
army without destroying the city, and with the
loss Of as few lives an possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

The CANAL AT VIcKsBURs 10 inteil,.
gence from the Mississippi fotilla that the canal,
which was intended TO change the course of the
town, has been abandoned and the negroes have
been returned to their masters. This Is unfortu
nate. The project has failed, however, simply
oecanse nature was not disposed 10 aid u. Had
the year the course Of the river would have been
directed through the canal and the intended OBJ
tect accomplished. All the labor In not lost
however, for the ditch remains, and the first good
burg.-N. Y. Com. Adrsrtissr
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bdII-IlU3t AVtsIttuN OF IHIs Il0THIHg Edyf.
We learn from Annapolis that Governor Brad
ford has received order from the President Of
tue l. nited States directing the enrolment Of the
militia Of the STATE Of Maryland, in preparation
Tor .afl by which the States uota Of the add
tional fOtce Of three hundred thousand men nav
be provided. The Governor, IL Is understood,
will issue the proper proclamation In few days
and the necessary measures FOR q full enrolment
Of the militia force Of the State be immediately
adopted We believe that the loyal sentiment
will fully respond to this measure as demanded
by the times, and as one appropriate to the Pc
culiaE circumstances that surround our state.
This sentiment has already been strongly evil
denced by the responses Of the committees ap-
pointed by the Governor in the different counties
Of the STATE, nearly all Of which have more or
less directly recommended draft az the necessary
and proper measure to secure the Maryland quota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

AFFAIRS on THE JAMES RrvRR-The CORES
pondens diRer Is to the number Of rebel gun
boats mp the james River. Some think there
are but two-the Richmond and the Young
America-but writer In the Philadelphia Is-
gEfr1 says that no fewer than I" Eve smoke
stacks" could be distinctly seen. The public
anxiety On this head, according to the latest
reports, will probably be not very protracted. It
may be that the rebel monsters have come in COL
lislcn ere this, In which case let us hope our
gunboats have succeeded In using them up.
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IrtslEssnes, 10 occupied with news de-.
tails today
The Rspxblieas argues that the President Is not
asked by the Republicans to ' adopt new pol
lev, but to "sHfores The la,ss.n The Rspxbl,-
eda holds that no responsibility attaches to the
Presidentif " he walks In the well-defned path
marked out by Congress =" elf 1t should con-
duct to unfortunate result, the responsibility 10
not upon him, but upon Others"
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FROM THE PENINSULA.

Grand trttttery Duel-FrustratsI Dssipa
Ofths Enemy-Wathdraacak o file Rebels.
Correspondence Of Philadelphia Inquirer
In CAMP, HARRIsoN's LANDING, August l.
The long looked Tor come at last. This morn
ing early, the booming Of cannon wakened the
entire camp from its accustomed lethargy, seri-
ously disturbing the usual quiet Of the past four
weeks, and at once bringing to the mind of all
mys country, that they are on every side OF us in
large numbers, and that we are actually engaged
in war.
Shortly before one O'Clock those who, like our.
selves, were sleeping near the river, were sud :
denly aroused from their slumbers BY the report
OF heavy cannon, followed by that peculiar sing :
ing noise that always accompanies lighted shell.
upon OBSERVING the course Of the missiles, we
found that we We're without the range and at
once set to work to know the reason OF the frino
and J3Oon learning the true state Of the case we
found that our statements contained In the last
three or four letters and having reference to the
scattered forces Of the enemy on the bank oppo-
site, were fully corroborated
Some considerable time elapsed before our gun
boats got In position, but when they finally did
open, the enemy came to the conclusion TO leave,
I expected this morning to have found the
shipping anchored In the river more or less in
jured, and was surprised that so few of the vast
number OF transports had been hit
The enemy, IL Ia believed oper ed on us with
from TWENTY-FIVE to thirty guns The Nantaket,
while In the stream, was struck by a round shot
and four pieces Of she'll, inficting, however, but
little damage. The steamer Express received
one shot; steamers Kent, Juniata, Il. A. Morgan;
schooners Standard, Mary C. Town, and steam :
en Chancellor, Livingston and Jerome all re-
ceived shots.
During the firing the camps were lit up contin-
ually by the rapid firing. II resembled display
OF networks on grand scale-the night Just
suitng, being dark and rainy
The soldiers took their positions upon the arst
alarm, and coolly awaited further orders The
men deserve credit for the manner In which they
acted. There was not the sill htest sion of trent
dalton among them. They have passed through
severe school, and now are well disc piined
that they can be depended upon In case Of
emergency.
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MORE IRON CLAps-The work ON moye ne,,,
iron-cl has been commenced One for Cali.
fornia 10 now ready to be put upon the stock al
Jersey, another, for home service, at New YORK,
Inlfd al Greenpeint, and a fourth at Boston
These vessels are not, an some suppose. ,nv ~
the eleven original Ericsson iron-clad gunboats,
which have been In course Of construction for
some months. They are to be OF entirely different
dimensions, larger, and more swift. mr. Erics-
son, however, will superintend the progress of
all, we understand, until they are turned over 10
the Government Of the United States-N. Y.
Com. Advertiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

ORDER OF CEssuRE PROM GEN. BUELL. Gen.
Buell. has issued an order very severely csnsur-
Ing the six companies OF the 9th Michigan, nine
companies Of the I'd Minnesota, two sections OF
Hewitt's Kentucky battery, four companies of the
9Th Kentucky cavslrv, and three companies Of the
9TH Pennsylvania cavalry, who lately composed
Gen. L T. Crittenden's command, and were cap
tured by very inferior force Of the enemy at
Murfreesboro'
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PERsoSAL.-COl- G. W. McCook, Ohio; T. A.
Scoit, Philadelphia DIR. F. NJ. Hester and wife,
aud Captains Foster, Goodrich and Rice, OF Gen
Wright's Staff, from Hilton Head, 8. c.; James
Richie, Of Boston; II. M. Thompson, of St.
Louis, Mo; Francis Lleber and Gen. Corcoran,
~. Y are at WiIlards
Capt. NJ. T. Carr, 1st U. 8 Cavalry, and DIR.
Campbell, u ) A, are at Kirkwoods'.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM 6UNB0AT MERGED
TA.-The steamer Mercedita arrived at the port
of New York yesterday, after 4 cruise OF eight
months in the Gulf Of Mexico. She was lately
assigned cruising ground of Abaco, where In
four months she captured three vessels Of an az
gregate value Of 81 SOC, 600, among them the no
torious Bermuda, and earned for herself the title
of the "Terror Of the Gulf"
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NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN WASHING.

We are informed that the negroes Of the city
are organizing secret associations for the purpose
OF protecting themselves, in anticipation of riot
and mob by the laboring classes Of whites, SINH
lar to those which lately occurred in New Al
0any, Ind, Cincinnati, Ohio, and other places
Ii is also alleged that number of clerks in Gov
eminent employ, are aiding the negroes in per.
fecting their organizations. Our informant is
colOred man Of this CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

Sks. PRKNTIss HoRsEwHIPPRp IN ATLANTA
nom Atlanta, a female Of thit place, reputed a
lady, made grossly insulting remarks to General
ffentiss, who 10 prisoner there He made no
re-; ont turned his back upon her contemptu.
PanY with him, went and horsewhipped the ais
unguished prisoner God grant that our army
may soon avenge that and a myriad other ont.
rages.-LOxiscfLs Journal o~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

LERr:-The Rockville md Sentinel saws that
Mr.. II. Trundle, formerly Of Montgomery coun.
ty, but now citizen Of LoudOn county, Va.
Learning that number Of his slaves, who had
absconded, had been arrested and duly commit.
ted to the jail In Washington city, went down
for the purpose Of retaining them; but, after
reaching Was Ellington, he ascertained that thew
were released from their confinement by the mil.
itary authorities, and are now on their way 10
North. Mr.. Trundle passed through Rockville
few days ago on his way home.
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u Yesterday, two Of the officers Of Marshal
Van Nostrsnd paid visit to house on Biddle
street, Baltimore, and obtained possession Of a
quilt made Of red and white pieces Of muslin and
having center piece representing the Rebel flag.
On the white squares were written the names Of
number Of prominent Rebel Generals and off,
GERS. The article was designed by the maker for
the use Of Jeff Davis, but it will be retained for
a better purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

War MEETING AT CINcINNATI.-A war meet
ing was held at Cincinnati on Thursday night,
which wa an immense affair. Business was
generally suspended after O'Clock In the after
speakers consisting OF Gov. Morton, Gen. Wal
lace, Lieut.. Governor Fiske, and many others
Resolutions were adopted declaring that they
would sustain the Government in more vigor-
confscation Of the property Of traitors every
where; expressing unalterable opposition to com
promise with traitors, and pledging resistance to
hostile foreign Intervention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

IL The steamer Mary Washington, when
about TO leave Baltimore on Saturday for the
PatuIent river, was boarded by order Of General
Morris, and searched. No contraband merchan-
die was discovered, but about one hundred and
sixty-hve letters, all unstamped, and contents
mostly of business character, which were taken
i'll charge. A number Of passengers who refused
10 take the oath were detained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

LJGen. Robert C.. Schenck has been pro-
posed for Congress In the third district of Ohio,
composed Of Montgomery, Preble, Butler, and
Warren counties. The district 10 now repre-.
scented by Mr.. Vallsndigham, who, 1t is expected,
will be Tenominated by the Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

IL Tie steamship Memphis, captured of
Charleston by the gunboat Magnolia, with cargo
of $40 bales Of cotton on board, arrived at New
York Yesterday. The Memphis is an English
steamer and ran into Charleston some time ago
with q cargo Of war material
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THE PROSECUTION OF THE WAR

r
II 10 said in usually well informed circles that
direct and decisive action IL TO be taken In prose-
cutiOn Of the war. and that perfect agreemsn mt
exists between the principal generals and the
Executive branch OF the government This 10
asserted AZ the certain policy Of the administra-
ton to be vigorously consummated. Indications
Seem TO confirm the truth Of the statement
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FLAGSHIP MINNRsorA,
hnEnIk Hk

kIdIUUII
WA w. LAMB, would. be mayor, and the Re GELS
generally of Norfolk,Va: Whereas It In reported
10 nee that about IS 600 Internal blac kguard rebels
ale making their way from Richmond, through
Suffolk to drive Dut the soldiers Of Abraham Lin
cola and 10 cut the throa's Of the Union men of
Norfolk; therefore, take notice, that ton the ap.
pearance Of the frat id rebel scoundrel within
these lines, III Olow you and your city to h
Tell this 10 your women. Yours,
GOLDsBORoUeH, Admiral, &c
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IL Albert Vickers, Gould Galloway, John w.
Lander and William H. Mariner, were arrested
In Baltimore, Friday and Saturday, charged
with uttering reasonable sentiments and hurrah-
ing for JEFF. Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

TRADE WITH NEW ORLEANS There were Eve
arrivals at New York on Saturday morning nom
New Orleans. The vessels bring collectively
3.42l hogsheads and 153 barrels Of sugar, "a bar.
rels Of varnish, barrels OF tu:pentine e45 bar.
rels rosn 236 bales of cotton 10l bales Of moss
900 slaves, 23l barrels Of molasses and cases Of
merchandise.
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COLONEL, TAFT

has safely arrived at the camp of the lst District
volunteers, at Little Washington, Va, and was
enthusiastically received the whole brigade to
which they are attached, officers and men, turn
ing out on hearing of his arrival
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NAVAL PROMOTIONS

The following named officers have been made
acting volunteer lieutenants for gallant conduct
John v. Johnston, gunboat St Louis OF the
Western fotilla. Also Thomas C. Woodward
Of the steamer Shawsheen; John Mac Dermid, OF
the steamer Ceres, OF the North Allan tic squad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

IL There were one hundred and thirty-four
marriage Licenses Issued in Baltimore In July; an
Increase Of sixty over the same month last year
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POSTAGE STAMP CURRENCY The Nationa
Bank Note company, who have the ord or for the
postage stamp currency, say they will furnish
large supplies by the 18th Of this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

O~An enrolment Of the militia Of Pennsyl-
vania has been ordered, 10 a. to prepare for .
draft should Ii become necessary
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NoREoIK UNION SuPPREssRD.-6enersl Visle
on Saturday suppressed the Norfolk U"ion, for
publishing the following burlesqus proclamation
which was calculated to bring Commodore
sold sboFouQk into ridiculs:
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FUTURE DAYS.


By J. @. Mo6UIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
" On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aufust u.
~ eo'clook, We shell sell, a. Essb, q WhiIf foot
or street; one ,s senreiy new Canal Packet Boat,
Terms essh: 1900 at the time Of q. Q; b snoe,
s a. On. ;h's sa eHsi y e
rTRUsTEE's sALE-By virtue Of . deed o
rssesds n IH6.s No enc e. he AN. nc ne
q ..s % TsGss JAY. ksfs., q isss. 4 siI b
after, on me prenises me retidsncs Of ssid
Wal, the land therein psrtioglsriy desorl led, con
sITIbly minated, adjoining the lsnds or HsssTs
Thomas walker and James B. Smith, diEtaut
about one and . bali miles nom SCARF svitoh,
yenien 70 church and mil, and remsrka ABLY hes thy
the improvements consist OF Frame Dwelling,
IN Fooc repair, and ell neosssary and convenient
eh.rd Of choice fruit upon The premises. and the
soil 10 well sdapted 20 the ordInsrT productionf OF
ssCs vel vUodsd s sSd .sss1sg n saiS5
most esssnt and sslrbTiSns country residence.
ans Nlthal lrohabls ia it aartaInly possesses
:, Terms Of sale: One thousand dollars ossh; and
the residue in twelve and eighteen months from
purchaser vita security, 20 be approved hy the II
dernrned, bearing interest from the dEy OF ale
Possession given immedliiey
WMSswts s1rylvlnt Trustee
VIII BE sold - Public Auction ~ the Monu-
ment bro undf, IL this oty, On the lith day OF Aa
Eoa: and ys1Ss 9 fiS M are ~ ,StfT Of
XXovi ana Calves. Also, q quantity ofvery fns
Germs cash. Payments made in Tre..ury Notes.
U1-ob Col A ID. c., and Q. 3.
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sI . W. Z; MA ! VIZ 1SSS sss;s!

COuRI SALE OF CONVENIENT BUILD
Ts q Is. & 3 p: sssst &c s.: q
sesrins date on The issk day % NoyembsI, A. d.,
tSs s,. ss, so95snss y sss Gr1s, Cor.
q: z; 1 De- i e u AS ron,
tIts inisrssi, ana ssst. Of ssrsf. EIssbsSS. An.
:sT:H n .1S 9
Numbered hfty-one (6IJ OF the pian Of the oitT Oh
w.shinI.oo, COMMENDED for the sasd Ssrt q tSs
porth vita the line Of Tventy. thirs street vsst.
tvsnty two fset two and .-ssk inches 1isa-sS
teen do feet, and thence vest one hundred AID
twenty tvo feet, two eDd-s half Inches. II21-Sk
inches. 10 the psoe Of beginning.
vsst, bssvsen aortS L and NJ ,t.syl, thiro street
Terms: One-htn cash; the residue IN tva canal
instalmena Of and II months, sscsred bVtes
and bearing Interelt from the day Of sale
Title deed 20 be reserved until the whole Of ths
purchase money IL paid. All oonve, anoInr 81 ths
'''' y m Ia r ANN FUR suRsoN, Guardian.
~ le-Sav9vAds w. l.. WALL CO., Ascrs.
DIAN0 FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD FUR
u EfuRI AT AycrIoN -0n Ts EcDAY
MORNING, AGtnst 5. oommsroIng % 10 o'o.oof
We sha sell sell ~ resld No. SIS, slxth, cor
uer ID street, Island, the contents OF the house.
Piansforte and Stool,
Hair Cloth PsroI Furniture,
Bees.sss: sSrssGs, Wsskss.nd.. Chains. 40,
croef sr and ass Ware, good sssOrtmsu,,
Coz caS' sioss. 0 sna k MSRi fS SS
. Wood Bed Billiard Tables.
An 4 DIS 4 a. MctsIIRE n On ano,.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRDss ArHENEUMI

F0RDas ArHENEUMI
Tenth street, between and r.
The Coolest and Best Ventilated Thesssr IN the
siSs sf;ST s 4 s.; ::iinssss f:1oSss, r.
y. % Stii'S stII S:s R s z
sHktSes, .ss spIsssiS ISSs s%sai: NJ. =
xKLLsa, the fsySrits ysr,s,lls Aetor; and the
a6SpHY Esv S &sssss I. Vim b. pre-
ssnted che bssutifql coIed{ Of
in which Mis-. MolIi. Wifll.n.. Mr.. W. p. sl.l-
TIKI. RS SS., x sec; s i 81 <. intrepid
CsrryIng man on his back!
Followed x sss sfssisa41saS tSs;Ps
'ss''afi FIJI IF FUR e; sii5;SsE:
-. :. M. HAIRY 6ilbsrs
10rsss xiIoss and Parsustte--------S oso s.
SIons.uS Seets--- osnss
Family Circle ieIIrsi.lJ for oOlofed -.
peSS: open At 6.If-isii :; 10 comm no. ~ . !
CANsEHgyKY HALL.
LovnIANA AvxSyI, MAJ sIxxHsf.
7As Coolest Place 10 tAs City by n. Dssxs.
..... THIS EVENING.
IL fs fI THE HOME o. sESiys, THE Add
iNs P fshf66GEE OF pF Tz iAffH EssEEIc sHE
Triumph upon Triumph: sentiment, Dance and
Prss..tea nsaty i&e sysSse,i Sno..t O, arae
asd ths most SJ.td and talented psJerm1s.
The management feels much pleasure In aunoune-
s siss EE EssSSE E E$E*EE::EE
Who "a been npsbs 1h.en sna y, v0oan
s.ss s sO,s sEs sas ss n
the United States, sno her return 90 Der pross mon
numerous admirers. ~ -'
Til. bssasu ana .sssss 6.nssa... flon Winter
MIS-. EIL sisSS' COLLEEN,
And Beautiful Ballet YrOsp.. "o"
Great Success of the
DELEVANTE BROTHERS.,
DELEVANFE BROTHERs,,
The MoSt Darrng GymazHs
in the world!
BUDWORTH,
1he Prince OF Ethopan ComsdIaHs and Banloists.
DENNY eALLA6HER,
The lnimlab.e irish yocaLst ara contraband
w. b. HARRISON.
Comic Vocalist and lmpromrm Poet
WILLIE EMMERSON,
Hhe Young American jig Daroer. IN Songs and
AND A HOST OF OTHERS.
New Songs, New Dances, New Banjo solos New
Acts, New Burlessues, New AfterIieces,
and others in PREPARATION.
We YE si iss.' 6 ;AatsisS' entitled
Central Park.
Admissisn Is cents; Orchestra Chairs % cents.
II m M A. nt..
ishAff HALL ALEXANDRIA, "a.
fHRcIvAL g PARKHl--.--------.-P Prop ristors
IMMENSE SUCCESS
MAMMOTH COMPANY,
Nearly Every Night!
Third Week of
1HE POPULAR COMPANY.
FiIn Week Of
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
9hs Lovely and Modest sonEssresa
MIss yENNIE ALLsN,
7bs mpI rs,sy $500 : ia p! p RhSE.
with the Old Fsvoritss,
DICK PARKER, HUGH CLARKE,
MONS. Sol, MHsTEh yoHSSY,
And LITTLE ELLA,
NEW NEGRO ACTS, NEW PIEoEs.
Admission . cents orchestra, IS cents; ssptl,-
man and lazy TO orchestra, % cents. ira-St
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FEE s1a.. F sa3ss.;s. c2SGERT A. "a,
aossse stsr ths Capi.ol Ga,den--The unde rsis ned
respectfully informs the public that he hax made
SAIUhDAI EVENING, after the concerts q
Seeltol Ssrden ere olosea. . part Of the Marine
above named yaos Choice Refreshments con
fsiI Hint. Sn h ,as.d The garden m g bssa
~ &lm the7uohcan.1 Propulsion.