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n@PUBLIC sCHOOLs.-The Committee on
N examination of candidates for positions as
teachers will meet at the City, Hall OF SAT OR.
examining applicants for appoin tment or promo
ton as teachers in the public schools Of Washing
'o 5972t f. s. cG hairm.n
O%NoTICE TO COUNTYTAX PAYERs.-The
H Levy Court have extended the time for the
istpf AsEgst; TRs BOUNTY c9ijsstoI viii 6e found
Cd Oh ys . f pIGfnSa, e co IL Glow
roFFICE orMETRoPoLIrAN RAILROAD
tS GO Rsf
road Company" held at this date. under the pro
vision Of the act Of Congress, approved July I'd,
0rdsrsd, That the books of subscription to the
capital stock of said road be opened on Thursday,
p m, and from day to day thereafter until 500 900
Of said capital stock shall have been subscribed.
In pursuance of such order the undersigned cor
viii he in attendance between the hours des sted
heresef until Of The ana eapta stock aaA 80 shs
have been subscribed at the rooms over the ONCE
the Office of the Daily Chronicle:
,y7..s S ! : b da sHHRfSfFFHHHD,
l3 ClETY OF THE DISTRICT OF G0LgM-
Bl4 ths dsceas of the late
Alta special meeting Of this Society, held on the
announced BY the President. '''''
~ and tpncmng rs%sEss we're made
and apr sni
attachments of the deceased. when the following
Fss sG%a' p
S Hssksl I II; IsSsrmann; \: p snd
SOCIETY," hs Rssrs v fiah9 ssep
regret the death Of Doctor B. Johnss n HELEN.
hs Of
distinguished and exemplary members, and this
community the valuable services of skilful and
Rssolrsd. That a. token Of respect, the mem
and wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
furnished to the family of the deceased, as an ex
preston Of sympathy il their Bereavement and
same to 30 n,','is hs * St5S
s e
ETxN1Sd July ''h G iISfs p, p S1asdd
3 18th street Preybyterisn Church, ON MON
BAY EVENING. July IL. Subject-English opin.
isR ;as feeling in reference to the present war
g9 The regular monthly meeting IF the Asso
member Will be present, IS the election of OH
GERS takes place on that might; J. PIERCE, s.e.
John B. GILL, Pres. - jysfts
N@THE Bl8T AND CHAAPEBT PLACE m
Ss.sss.s T.
~ WASHINGTON AND GEORG FLOWN
w .. R IA. CohPANT.-wAsHIaaroI.
holders of thia Company for the election Of seven
Directors fos the ensuing year. VII be held on
o. the Company corner Of 18th street aud New
York avenue. The polls will BE- opened al e oiock
u,.uv.s.GE2. & GIDEON. President.
HI a tSv9
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES

AL to be sold for One Dollar each
leo Gold Hunting Csssd Watches. 500 esch
go Ladies' Watches. Observation-Disclosures s. each
500 Goid Neck and Vest chains to IS each each
lrOO Chatelane and Guard Chains .---5 to Is each
Jet and o to
600, Coral, Lava Gsr1et.&e., Bsooches.3 to seach
S oRs and Scarf
GOO Oval Band Bracelets to Seach
ssS eaifeT Rinsssssso ss each
5 sSia Msiss Ns' Buttons Studs each
s %af.ss5s T fssssts
800 Gold Teothpicks. Crosses, &C.. 10 each.
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides...,....2to each.
eco Chase Gh.sed g Geld 4; Rinss- sssch
$50 Sets f Ladies Jeweiry-Jet Gold s to IS each
Ssn: vf Case asd
Geo Gold Pens God Case and Pencil e escs
Al th
msf Gi snd These
viii be sent by mail, or delivered at our Office.
cate you viii see What article it representa- aud it
is optional with you to send one dollar and receive
1siue In ali fran sactons by mail i" we charge for
Forwarding, the Certificates, paving postage, All
essss viii be- 'FRs
S; sixty-aye for $40; and One Hundred for SIS
STOCK Of inc goods, Of the best make and latest
styles, and of Intrinsic worth, at nominal PRICE,
while all have chance of securing articles of tbs
very highest value.
stance and if there should be any person dissat-
isfed with any article they may receive, they mar
funded.
.AeRHrs.-we alloy those actin. acting ~ Agents Tea
remittance am cunt to One Dollar.
They viii collect IS cents LOT every CertihcAte'
and retaining 10 cents. remit to US 10 cents for
ea sadrees GEo pEMBRIT & CO,
i1IasWaw No. 203 Broadway New York
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THE REBEL RAID.

Latest from Harper's Ferry-Strength OF
the Enemy Rebels Reported $4,000
Strong-M 0yements to Flank the Rebels
Movements of General Hunter-False
Alarms at Frederick.
The reports from Harper's Ferry are so con.
Trajectory that it is difficult to say what is re-.
liable, as no two accounts agree. Several gem
tlemen from that vicinity who arrived here
yesterday stated that it was positively ascer.
tanned that the whole re bel force did not exceed
five to six thousand. Whether they had been
reinforced during the day we have not learned,
but dispatch was received last evening an
nouncing that members of General Sigels
Signal Corps report the enemy had appeared
not less than thirty thousand strong, and that
they were crossing to the Maryland side, at
what point the dispatches did not state, but 1t
Is presumed this side Of Harper's Ferry. At
the latest accounts from Frederick last eve
ming they had not visited that city. but there
had been several false alarms and great excite
ment during the day.
General Sigei continued to hold the Mary
land flights up to last evening with large
force. and no actual hostilities had occurred,
except the throwing OF a few shell during the
day at parties of rebels who had appeared on
Boliver Nights and at Harper's Ferry.
A gentleman who arrived here last evening
from Hagerstown reports that there had been
some fighting between that city and Sharps-
burg. with rebel cavalry, and that they were
repulsed and driven two miles by our troops,
leaving several dead and wounded on the
held.-BGitinaore American, 1tt.
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GEO DE NJ < r l L & Co
JEWELLERS,
NO. 3O3 BROADWAY, NEW FORK.
Corner Duane Street
100000 WATCHES, CHAINS.
GOLD PENS. AND PENCILS. &C., &c,S
WORTH S5OO,0OO
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. WITH
OUT REGARD TO VALUE.

And not to be paid until you kaow what you vi
receiyei
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ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
will have
PIC-N MIC

haSdlNGION PARh, 7th street.
MONDAY. July IL.
commencing at 10 clock g. M, aud ciosisg at
seasonable hour.
good Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion and such arran gements have been male
as will insure order and promote the comfort OF
visitors.
Tickets of Admission, 20 cents. Children. ..
cents.
Proceeds to be applied to the enlargement AM
improvement OF the basement chapsl.
BY order of the Committee j,7r
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PIt9s ssse ssoe 1Sss
The ii ns.r st re wharf IL B2&NEs SON.
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nIGovernor Hall, Of Missouri. has Ted the
daughter Of his Secretary OF State to the altar.
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sCHOOLs.-The Committee on
uS examination of candidates for positions as
teachers will meet at the City Hall OF SAT UR-
DAY, the 9th instant, at g. for the purpose of
examining applicants for appoi tment or promo
ton as teachers in the public schools of Washing
ton. F. s, WALSH,
iy al
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HOTELS AND BOARDING. HOUSES have
III In store . en- perior stock Of CROCK
and PLATED WARE, particularly adapted
to the use of the above establish ments. to
which we invite the attention of the proprietors
~ 5-6tift (Chrsn.l Odd Peilows' Hail. 1th st.
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COUNTY TAX PAYERs.-The
N Levy Court have extended the time for the
OF ~ seo from Tx tb. s to the
LIST Of August. The County Collector will be found
at the City Hall Tuesdays and Saturdays, it'll the
LIST of August. No further abatement 10 be allow
ed. liy7-3t'l PILLING. Collectnr
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DROCLAMATI0S.



Washington, July sth $50.
Representations having been made to me thai
rabid dogs are running at large In this city this
TO notify owners of such animals that the follow
ing section of the act approved January Iith. iSS,
entitled AN act relating to dogs will be strictly
enforced for period OF sixty days from and after
Monday next:
s. n fnortsd by the Board Of ALisr,s,s o,5 Eoo,,
Of (ommoH Conncii, That whenever shall be m al.
to appear to the Subtraction OF the Mayor that
animal of the dog kind within this city which
the Mayor shall be the Judge. deemed and consjd
cred mad, it shall be the duty Of the Mayor TO L.
sue bis proclamation requiring that 81 animals OF
the dog Kind shall for period to be defined byihA
curely put on so as TO prevent said dog from biting
or snaprin g, and any animal OF the dog Kind going
atlargc during the period defined by the Mayo,
without such rluzze, shall be killed and buried
and il shall be the duty of the police constsbles
such other persons as may be desigpated by the
Mayor, to carry out the gyrovisop Of thi:aGt.
W1-eot lint and Coll Mayor
Hoi Sc. Of five rooms. desirably located For
particulars enquire at J. W DAVIS Printing Or
", +'3 seventh street. over Ballsntyne's BooN
e. ItelcLence required. Jy7-3t'
NoIi CCE;-l have opened new BARBER SHOP
v on street; between list street and New Jer
sey avenue, at Bowl, S Hotel. where will he glsi
to see my friends snd Customers;
street, between LIST and N J av
ly I'm Bowie s Hotel, near the Depot
ENOR RENT-Two six room HOUSES on A.
street, Island. now vacant and in complies
repair To permanent tenant the rent viii ha
moderate The lower floor of each can be used
store Inquire on the premises, No. 40 q.
street. between street and Virginia avenue be
tween and in the morning. IL
- 1 C n C.
ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
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COPARfNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
4 listing under the name Of Shaf-r & Trsbert is
thls dAy dissolved BY mutual consent Mr.. Shafsr
Will hereafter attend To The settlemeat of ali Ac.
ceants due BY the late firm.
July 3, 1854. jye3ts
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DRAWERS, HALF HOSE. GLOVES, SUSPEN-
- ders, and Handkerchiefs, Stocks, scarfs, and
Neckties ofevery desert ption, in great variety and
very low prices, can be had at LEWIS
iy 6-3t" 3427th st ST and Mass az
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kfs some deeds, insurance policies And
money uns ~. Ate these the ones marked
10 the witness By NE Judge Advocate WSi.h
he identffied as the ones tahen fror, an. as.E
by bfmself] A. Yes, sir.
wosseiy when he Went to BUY goods. wan "A Ho. .
sir. -
Pardea wovsSnh recalled by tie Judge Aa-
reea.e %: whet p the yellow flannel see
Mr.. Mountioy ,, one Of Mosoy's officers. Cav
airy cndcers use II Q. Since the arrest have
you been in the store OF the defendants with
Da.r me- A Yes sra s In the lever part q the
Some grey cloth, such as ordered. It was
covered over with black cloth which might
have been done 70 keep the dust OF. q. How
many pieces did you find' A. think we took
ny he Aeeussd-Q. II is nothing unusual TO
nSo grey cloth In any of these establishments, Is
n n, a: It's pretty hard to find. Q. Isn't grey
sir, not this I md Of grey. This is Confederate
oa oa,or, sHoet aTsI: z. Anything peculiar In the
defendants have bought some little At Perrv,s,
Q. Do you undertake TO saw that a is not rent
q. every large establishment in this city, A.
At cnfy one place. There was NO niaee i'm
Baltimore where 1t is kept. Z Doe not perry
keep i'll A. He used 10, but se does not now.
q. You say this grey cloth was kept down in
z eoss down hs % .
except those they are selling froml A. No, air,
they are generally spt on the first floor, ~ the
right hand side "a you 60 in. u. Did you 60
to PEI ry's to inquire for this cloth! A. Yes,
sir; went there q number of times 70 have
these orders filled for the Confederates. can
not recolaect the last time. He never would
make the double bills, however, as he said IL
He offered me some bill heads, though, and
said could do 1t myself q. Did you pay any,
thing extra for those double bills! A No sir
By the Judge Adrocate.-Q. Have Johnson &
Sutton had conversations with You recently
about Mosbyl
A Yes, sir; the papers had stated he had
gobbled up pay ymaster, and Mr.. johnson
said to me "You had better hurry up, for i
see Mosby has recently gobbled up a paymas-
ter, an9 you will therefore get plenty Of green.
backs this trip" or something to that effect
That was on last Friday or Saturday. think
the day settled
BY he dccused.-Q. Please relate the whole
OF that conversation! A. Well, he was wish.
ing me success on my trip, and he then made
this remark. O.. What did you say! A.
said l reckoned he had a good lot, according
to the accounts in the papers," q. Who was
present at that time A. He and were stand
ing at the desk talking. We had lust settled
our bill. q. DO You know OF anybody present
who might have heard it A. No, sir; we were
talking there to ourselves, right at the desk.
The Judge Advoedte-You on talk low generally,
do you not! a Not very loud generally.
The Judge Advocate stated he would now
which had been alluded to as bearing upon the
case, and there rest the case of the Govern
ment.
At the request of the counsel for the accused
the further consideration of the case was post
poned until Monday, the 24tn inst.
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n. MILLER l. Co.,

sUBSTITUTESili SUBSTITUFRsIf
AGENTS FOR THE UOTA OF THE DISTRICT.
No. 811 Ninth street west. near Pennsylyania ar.
MEN MEM MEM
Always ready to be mustered for one or three
years, At the most reasonable prices.
We viii do better than any other, AS We ARE
KNOWN AND RELIABLE
N. Runners snd others in the business most
literally dealt with.
Nh. MILLER,
sep 2QSm Justice Of the Peace.
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pIANOs AND MUSICAL iNsTRUM1NTs.

". MITZEROTT, corner Pa av and llth SO:
The largest Musical Hstablishmentl
and only importing house in the Dis-u1"t
.rict: Sole Agency Of Steinway C Sons gra1,d and
square PIANOS, of which we have Just received Q
neE assortment, making our stock is instruments
OF TINS celebrated factory alone, which Is larger
cy Of this house in the country Besides these.
Te hayea atock of Raven bacon, ~ ana . aalnes e
Of Mason Hamlins ja,tly celebrated GABINsT
SliO to SScc Prince Co. s MEL0DEONS.
Purchasisg 9 exclusively for casn, we are enabled
to sell at the lowest figures Tor cash, and upon
'V Old i Pianos taken in exchange, tuned and re-
nairad
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MARINTs FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
lVl ENVY, a
TEMPERANCE HAIL. g.
street, between 9th and 10th SIS

This Academy is now open for the rece ption Of
pupils.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies', Misses and Masters Tuesdays
Thursdays and Fridays. from to 6p. m.
E, Gentleman's Class-Tuesda,s Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to 10 p M
Those desirous of joining m nv do so by applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
omnencing on entry oc8
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nRPHANS' COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
OCOLUMBIA--In hs matter Of the petition Of NJ.
F. Morris Guardian The said Guardian having
reported that he sold all the interest and title OF
Margaret NJ. J. Queen, his ward. and also the in
NJ Queen, (she asserting to the samel in, and to
one half lot two in square one hundred and TWEEN
City, with all and singular the improvements
thereon. described and particularly set forth in
said proceedings, to Allison Nailor, for one thou
sand and fifty dollars, and that said Allison Nailor
has complied with the terms Of sale, it is this 18th
that the said sale be- and the same is hereby rati
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
provided copy of this order be published in the
Evening Star, three timess week for three weeks,
Sole Judge of Orphans Oourt
oc 7-eo9t. y. G. ROBBINS, Register of Wills.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROVEk'S THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard g Hotel

Brief en- gagement with the crest Washipg pgtop ia
vorte, the mimi table, th he irresistible
Comesiap.
MR.. DAN SETCHELL.
THIS EVENING, Oct. "a, 1854.
The performance will commence with Charles
Dickens charming two act play of
DOMBEY 4 SON. -
To conclude with the screaming farce OF
A REGULAR FIN. -
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FORD'S NEW THEATER.
Tenth street, aboye Pennsylvania asenue.
Com plete of the cels br ated young Trase-
dian, JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
Whose performance during the past week have
elected from crowded and fash hionable audiences
the NEST tatferipg marks of appreciation and
delight. He will appear on
MONDAY EVENING, October a.
In Shakspeare's sublime effort,
HAMLET.
Which havirg be en- in careful rehearsal, will be
presented with the following powerful cast:
Queen Gertrude. Miss ALICE GRAY
Claudlus, King of DENIM ark k...,.. Mr. W Bokee
Poonius. Prime Minister ..--..... Mr. III b Phillips
Laertes, his Son. Mr. W Oosswell
Ghost of Hamlet's Father Mr. j Wheelook
Player King his first appearance Mr. @ Warwick
0phelis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Jesnne Gourlay
Player OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs Scott
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OYSTERS. OYSTERS

OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS
" The sui ubscriber takes this method ~ ~
of Informing Families, Suffers and theNN(A
public generally. that having been SNN~
bishly favored BY their generous pa ~
tr9page, he has recently, at consider
able expense, much extended and enlarged his es-
tablishment, thereby giving him increased facili-
ties to meet the reaairements Of his i. friends. ..
very best stock. cleanly handled and at moderate
prices, he confidently solicits continuation OF
OYSTERS STEAMED, and by the gallon, can be
furnish at short notice, and the latter delivered
EDWARD WISER,
Corner 18th st. west and st. north, one square
north of the Kirkwood House. ocl9-eo7tt
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

DROF. ]. W. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY is
Hall, E street, between 9Th and 1Oh.
ufI,r Hours of tpition for Ladies Misses and
noens from 5 to s.. Gentlemen's class, Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday even ings from to 10. The
quarter will commence with the first lesson of the
pupil. oct Slim
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TIE TIE FEsPLE TEsPt
TIE TIE ts4B1sG TEEaPkE
TIL THHH SREAT sRE.T sTAR sTAR GGooMMPANy, GoMPAANSyy
THE GREAT STAR COMPANY
TIE GREAT STAR COMPANY,
TIE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
81 rHE WORLD,
9FTaE 81 TIE %9stP, %9ktP,,
OF TIE WORLD.
SPLENDID BALLBTs,
sPIEsDIB ssPhEsDIB B4tkETs, BAtkETs,
SPLENDID BALLETs.
fIHSHABLE fARSEs,
EASsRABEE EAASSssRhAHBBEEE EEAAkSsss.,
LAUGHABLE FARCe5.
ExfRAyaGANT EXfRAy.GANT RTRtFEss9ST{{Es' BHRI Es9S{{s:s'
kxFF3y4S4sF kxFk3y4S3sF RHkfEs$S5Es: SHkfEs$S5Es::
ftESAsF fEEESAsT PAsF9M1aEs:; PPAEsF9M1sEs;
fEESzsE fEESzsf fzs$SEiEHS:: fzs$SEiEES:
sEs$E5Ss s$fkE5s$$ sEfsE5S$s Bkz$4s: Bkz$ss: BB$z$$4s::
ERLiNG srERL1NG DkAMA. DRAMas..
ETHIOPIAN sOIREEs,
EF6i9PIsN s9fsEss,,
EFHESRIAS EFHESPIAS s9IsEEs: s9IkEEs::
SONGS, DANCES. EXTRAVAGANZAS,
soNNGGs,, DDAANNGG DANGEs, ExTkAvAGANzAs:: ExTTkkAAvvAGGAANNzzAas:
sSNss Ssss BAsSEs BBA4sSSSEE hxFkAyAGAszzAs
ANPThf ANp FhE M9sT M9sT PttEA4stINNG, PtE4sING,,
AND AMP TIL TIL MOST MOST PLEAsINaa' EasINa'
ANB THE MOST PLEASING,
ANB R1yERsIF4ED PERE9RMaNGE
AND DIVERSIFIED PERFORMANCE
AND An BivEssiF1ED PPEERRFFoossMMAANNGS PERFosMANGSs
F9 Fe RE RE E9TNP F9SNP IN IN FHE FHE eIFY,, eeIFY,
70 BE FOUND in THE CITY,
T9 T9BE BE F9TEPIs FoTEBIs The The 9ITY.. SIFY.
sk4Sskks sTk4NskRs MAkE MAkE N9TESE sSFs 1F
STRANGERS MAKE NOTE OFT,
sFFk44ssEks sFk4ssEks MAKE MAKE E9FE s9FE Ss
SITIzENs 6ITIzENs MAkEA MARE N9TE N9TE 9EIT. 9E
CITIZENS MAKE NOTE OFT,
S1T1zEss eIFIzEss MAZE MAKE SSFE sSFE SF SE is
kaPIEs tABIEs MARE MARE 4 k9FE E9FE SEIT,. sE II.
LADfis MAKE NOTE OF IT,
LADIES MAKE NOTE OFT.
poN'F FAIL 70 Visit The GREAr
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE GREAT
BosT BosF FAIL FAIL T9 VISIT VISIT The skEAF
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
cAsTEkB6kYY cAsTEkb6kY MUs1e MM6stS HAIL HAIL
ANB .SR TREATER. TREaTER.
ANB THEATER.
AND THEATER.
4 AsSssEEs sSssEEs EssTTEEkkTA!SSMMENF, EsTEkFA!SMENF,,
4 4 HSss7Ek HSssFEk EsiEkF;fEsEEF EsfEkF F;fSssSF
At At 0HEAP 0HE. ? PRIICCEs,
AT CHEAP PRICES,
AT CHEAP PRICES.
AT oHlAP PRICES
LOOK AT THE ATTRACTIONS,
LOOK At THE ATTRACTIONS.
LOOK AT THE ATTRACTIONS,
koSk koSk IT # TIE THE AFFFkAASSF19Ss: 4FFkASF19Ss:.
AND JUDGE OUR ABILITY
AND JUDGE OUR Ability
RND JUDGE Qua ABILITY
AsB 5UPss 5TBss 9Uk 9Uk ABILITY ABILITY
TO GIvEA PERFORMANCE,
TSS1yE 4 PERFoRM MasGE,
70 GIVE a PERFokMANCE.
WORTHY YOUR pa RONA6E.
WORTHY YOUR PATRONAGE.
WORTHY YOUR PATRONAGE
WORTHY YOUR PATRONAGE:
Second week of the beautiful and accomplished
ctress,
CHERRY BELLE.
CHERRY BELLE,
CHERRY BELLE
ho viii appear every night this week in the grand
panish PAntomime entitled
DON JUAN,
DON JUAN,
DON JUAN,
THE LIBERTINE.
ION Juan. ..---.......-..-...-...Ch Cherry Belle
vi "uEhihu u - JOSH mar
---- Mons. SzolIOs,
rancois- -.----....----... Mr.. DouRhertJ
'u Il oh. Miss Ella Wesnel
acquet. Mr. Delehant,
ocopd .---. Mr. Hal
lemons. .--........-....B Barry, Thompson and Ennis
aotlls s.''.......----....,-- .,---..... Miss Gardner
llnetto. .......-..-..........M Miss Lizzie Wesnel
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tJYw. LEWIS h CO., Auetioueers.
- No. 307 Pa. avenue,
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bEGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. AND SATUheAf
Cash advances ade all kind Of sooas. safes
settled same day IL eQuifed. sep A-lm
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Ladies. don forge our resular
SATURDAY AfrBRN0 0IS NArTyrr
When bill specially ged for your sscom m,
dAtion will be presented. " ~eSeih" |"
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ADJUSTMENTS
CANTERBURY HALL.
MUsIo- }CANTERBTRY HALL,y AND

LOBIsIANA AVInUD.
Nsas CosnsS cf S1xtA styess, Rsas Of NassoaaI ed
M1wopolstaa Hotels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24

to the Provost Marshal! A. Nobody at that
time. q. How then did you succeed in getting
in the city l had letter of recommend
from Gov. Andrew, Of Massachusetts. This
secured me pass granting permission to cross
the river and visit the Notifications, Since
then, by referring back to the first pass have
had no difficulty in getting one O. You saw
you did not exhibit to them any permit to sell
goods A, Well, sir, yoo might cut this story
Washington had quite q large amount of
goods packed in my store. was then not able
to get either in or ont, but as soon as secured
pass told them Twas going to make the at
tempt to run through. which did, and sue.
ceeded. u. Who did you get that pass front
A. |. was ,nSa, nothing more than peddler's pass.
shal, corner 10th and 1, Col. Ingraham. O.
How long ago was thati A. cannot tell. I
have obtained great many passes there this
summer a.. -. al AIter % the 10th Of May did you
Hennagel A. Mr.. "Hague" as used to cali
him, was generally the head man in filling nv
orders; .. The sa last time he was busy, and then
packing: Mr.. Neale never filed SO many for
me before as he did the last time.
Q. When were you there after the 10Th OF May
can't say positively; I can tell by some papers
have at home. z. Have you any memoran.
dunn with you BY which you can determine
at different times, until when! a. MY last
purchase was made last week. u. What day
since the 27th or 2eth OF last month have been
packing out and buying these goods up to last
week, when l settled for them. @. Where
they filed an order did you leave it with
them1 A. Yes, sir. They have had all those
orders and filled them. After they had filed
them they always gave them back TO me. Q.
And you retained those orders until when!
A. Well, have had them until within few
days. q. Who took them from voul A.
gentleman here in the once. q. You were ar
rested here! A. No, sir; no. arrested here in
the ONCE. g. You have NO, been arrested -