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, 1864-07-06

The result WIS totally unexpected. The backefs
Of Hcnry Clay are thernselves amazed at Il. and
The men Sss TsEe ness4 IN @ont nnis
the winner. One man alone lost ~, 100, and
Others lost Gums OF $4,000, f5.000, and less
tie tie raee or Jaiy over Tie Chicago Drtving PAX. ~
REVIEW At CAMP DoucLAs.
The Fourth wae celebrated at Camp Douglas IN
", , ,sunrsre % snd It noon thirt1ou1 Eans-one for
each 6tate-were nrc1. Through the kindness Of
| Col. James c. Strong tho camp was thrown open,
xers assembled to witness q revtew and BRIGADE
| dress parade Of the two regiments Of the veteran
reserve coTps now doing military duts at the
| T1se sarr1eop wns mustered ut s O'Clock, and
come Hn men presented Themselves for review and
d9css parade, Col sehalaer took the command q
4 the bri.aae. Major Skinner commanded ths 6th
md Wsjor Cornellns the 18Th regtmenta.
Durinp the eyolations Of the men. which lasted
some hour and 4 hall. the greatest antereas VA
md acain theY were choered Us they passed
though the various phases Of their exercises.
That they were vaterana, and erery inca sotdacst
every spectator felt, md their deeiated rank snt
ecarfed and embrowned vieaces produced the gllst
| ep}ug tear from mnny an eye which once na'
| looked upon son, brother, Or husband, VIII
4 would have been veterans, but alas they had no
s0Tsnasf1 movrmen rns o the meu we're executed Wit
an case, precision and ability which could not b
ea 4 temporary q Platform which h.a been erected
: to1 the oecasiou enabled many ladies 70 witnes
the reyiew rom IN elevated position, bnt Was tc
taIy inadequate to accommodate 1.-THE Of tn
, IA" After the reyieW prizes Of ten, elrht and fy
dollars were contested for BY the soldiers In fos
! Weelbar1ow and sack rnces; 4 good szed grease
BIZ was let foose and caught by sta3Ta5t son
Msrs who realized twenty dollars for bis bareai.
: : TEese amusementa seemed to excite the greatet
: : au,ount Of ner1tment and the day began to wan
before the usjorty OF visitors departed; Anvil.
Manv nersons had sisIted the camp IN cons
,11enrf nf its having been efroneouly stated tos
tSTe 1ouM be an inspection Of prisoners. GO
Strong positively forbid ny gsrsen n, asn seeIo
Tie prisonss9e II sTe e1stIaed %. VIII their 7,st.
toeo' =" rxcpEs1eEB, DC.
Excursions were numerous; Indeed ,m.Sss un1vsss.
0 The crowd Of pleasure ,a rer1x mo.nn 70 deTy e.
, 1864-07-06
Rfat EStatR--GlW

FORSALE-Ad desirable Residence
on the West Side, near Horse RaiIroad. eleven
fcouns double psrinrs, marble nantel Aaa EEa:e ~
each VIII be sold cheap Inquire q lSs s3ntn
, 1864-07-06

T OST-On Sunday afternoon. On
"A North Lasalle street, between OAk and Hn,i.e,
an Infants Gold Loop and Clasp Ins aaGxF MAa ne
suitably rewarded by leaving It at alo nnfkn L1sae
lIteer. or ntthIs Office. Js~nas."At
, 1864-07-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

E1curBJon to Lake Supertor.-Pe1sons
wishing 10 60 on an excursion to Lake Superior Will
do well to correspond with Rev. E. N. Boring, +.
o. Boz $40, for particulars.
, 1864-07-06

r OST-A Gold Enameled Watch
1A and Chain, on yeste1day: at the @ @nsi,ing rark,
viii hs mid TO the finder BY returning same to lN
Sos,h v zter ttreet, Room Nc. ], up'sta4rs.
t1f-nSYil1t
, 1864-07-06

r OST-I asst Saturday en- North
Il CLARK street. a small god plata with two teeth
attacbt d. The fpdeF vii be tuis.hly rews[dta ~
leaving i at Gardeners Drug Store a aos1n tial
yf,m
, 1864-07-06

Thanka-The boys OF the Th1BUSE gratefully
acknowledge the receipt OF pitcher oi foaming ale
with Accomplishments, on the morning Of the
Fourth Of July, labelled "Pcte Glcason." Peter
has proper appreciation Of the weaknesses Of
nrinters and newspaper scrtbblcrf.
, 1864-07-06

rxrEsr1yE FmH-A most disastrous fire oc-
cur1ed last night, little after midnight resulting
in The complete destruction OF Jones & Chapin's
extensive cooper shop, situated on sizteenth
ste near the river and Just south Of the railroad
b1,dse across the South Branch. The establish.
u.eII was yeEy e1tenstye one, and the buildlngs
covered space $50 feet by 80 ieet. It vas loca-
ted inst We st Of the Empire Mills owned ~ asGk-
ard i Bierliu, which for 4 time was tbonght 70 pc
in i,nmiuept danger. The timely arrival Of the
| Fire Engines, although poweIless to prevent me
tntsl estructicn Of the building In which the con
f,aerutlou 6rft originated, was able 70 save taess
| mills ard the lumber IN the yard OF y. u. cray q
Co.. adjoining, from destruction, It y nnknoWn
| In What manner the fire originated, ent the !aCs
that It was first discovered in the engine room' m
1 furutsbep grounds for the opinion that IL We oc.
casioped by the careless disposition OF analts
nbost the mouth Of the furnace, By tae eng1neest
when The days work Was ended.
Al the p1eeent writing 1t fs Impossible 70 al1lYe
at he exact ioes but It was stated BY those tamt
lar viii he premises, at the time Of the bnsninS
that 1t amounted In round numbers 70 Ssa9 ~
How mnch Of this Is covered BY insurance We Ne AZ 3
| unable 10 tell. There was large qnantiIy 9
stock on The Grounds. consisting or staFes. hsSo :
ing md manufactured barrels, and between -
and 600 barrels Of mess pork belonging 10 Meeals
Jones & Chaplin. There were In all abonl gu
HUNDRED men employed In the concern mosI
whom are losers TO the extent Of their TOOLS IN.
loas WI fall heavily upon yesy worthy dass 9
mechanics, and they are entitled to lull measul
| Of pQblic tyupathy and confederation
, 1864-07-06

ITO RENT.-A gentleman can
IL have nne untamIshsd seeond.stoiy iTons 5
Nor il side near the uSh street brtcI e. BY applying
to Post ONCE Boz 1901. Good references wanted.
, 1864-07-06

Bryant Il Strattoa'H Chicago Teie.
graph Instltute.-The lateest institution e1
the Kind in the world Thirty,hVe telegraph IL
etuments In constant use. Address
BRYANT l. 9TRArToH.
, 1864-07-06
lnBt.

r OST-On tie everir 6 CT the 3rd,
IL ablack morocco memorandum book contain
Ing Of money and pat er1 valnAbie p
liberal reward will be paid tor lta develJ e to
Office OF this paper. Heu1" ~
, 1864-07-06
On RRnt.

ITO RENT-A neat, we'll built,
pleasantly iocA:ed. With sood naEn and iaae lot.
Apply TO GEORGE BlCKhRDIKK. on West lndiaaa =
atft e. between Elizabeth Apd Aohle Streets Or IN
DUEFAAM d MARr1S's once, s. East Randolph
1T6mttJ "
, 1864-07-06

ITO RENT-A first-class Office
i two rooms On second floor. Mt s. WsthinZ-
ton srreet,x 6ook1Ns. THOMAS RoBERIa+
d72rnYt9.at
, 1864-07-06

EOUND-A short time since, in
l. he vicinity OF ADouKl4a' 6Eare." Gold Witch
na1ipp chalrst 81 applying 10 OLIVE EaGlx3OR,
sovthHesl coInsx Of Cl1tk.st and Archer Rosd-
H4rns&l.A
, 1864-07-06

A uonx FOE sAlE.-lt viii be teen by adver-
tisement on first page that ThoA. B. Bryan, as
Special Commissioners, sells this morning, by sue
ton, ut the Court Honse door, an eligible home
etcad on Indiana Avenue. Those On the look out
for home had best take notice,
, 1864-07-06

SAVE Youu Fun---H. Huntington. OF this city.
has Invented soap which L. destined to work a
RESOLUTION in the old fashioned methods Of wash
Ing as now applied IN the domestic economy. By
the ute OF this soap the housekeepes saves ths
fuel, labor and expense. No fire IL used at all
thus saving coal and wood, which Is no small
item in these days Of high prices-. The labor ID
reduced 1t 1east one-halt: the clothes are not IN
iurei. While in the long run 1t is IN immense sav
iar in expense. MI. Huntington has certifcztes-
eoiue OF which are published IN our ADVERTISING
colpmns-the character Of which will convince snl
one Of the merits Of the article in question M1
81. 10 now supplying recipes, sud we understand
fhat arrangements arc about being made for tn
1papn1scture of ahis soap. He may be addrasse'
for the present at the Revere House IN THIS city.
, 1864-07-06

ITO RENT-F'urnished rooms to
single gentlemen. Without boards at 157 De- II
forn s,reet- opnositu Tostoiilce. iyA2s
, 1864-07-06

. KEN NY llU1Dle uUcK pup
l. esty. we'll located for wood and coal yard.
fro Qntins ell paved street, very easy Of access
nom bnaE eta Portions Of the city. Apply 10 WAkD
q STAMFORD, 1o4 Randolph St. rooms and :.
, 1864-07-06

ITO RENT.-Part of a good brick
Il dwelling house, on south std.. within ten min
utes walk CT Post Onee. Applicants can Eet aqy Y
BOX 41tQ. ly6m315lt
, 1864-07-06

NOR SALEr-Cheap for Cash. a
i suit Of furnished rooms aud lease-In central
location. Address Post Once Box S84 Or call q No.
hS CLARK gtfecr. jTGmIJ4GE
, 1864-07-06

TAKEN UP.-I have taken pos
.s.,,on NJ = vh,te COW that Wa found n ny
NJ emises eettroyinc Tia txees and shrubs, and ID
tend 70 keep bar until coata md D. nfs VI A.
Tented to ZIP H." "stAtin4 where the owner ean ba
assn, WI 1sx ave Immediate attention. lJ&0tN1e
, 1864-07-06
r ARGE SALE OF
UNCLAIMED 6AGcAGEy

For description tnd particulars see 6msM possetn
at tne FreShI Depot Of The Mtchigan Central satl'
ROAD in Chicago On wednesday, July 9Th, 1851 com
"tpelus A. WI, A. BUTTERs 4 CO.,
+,tmss4 3t.vAutth AucGoneer1.
, 1864-07-06

Metropolitan Hall 80 Rent.-This HAL
IL to rent Tor all the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate; Applica-
t,onre n tha Hall le1Gh94Q-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

THE WINNING HORSES AT HARTFORD
the great s., 900 trot on the Fashion Course
yesterday, Beckwith's "Prince" was the win
ner OF the purse and race, over aGeneraa But
ler," LADY Emma" and "John Morgan all
noted animals Best time, 227. There Were
six to eight thousand spectators at the race, and
the excftement-as well as the betting-ran
high. Time, 2.2sK, 23Ok, 2.304.
At the New Haven Horse Fair, Dan Green's
colt took the first premium Of $50 on stations.
Carpenters "Tom Carpenter" took the fret
premium Of $50 in trotting horses to saddle;
second of $40 to Joseph Moody's "Wells wood;''
and in one class Of gentlemen's driving horses,
Beckwith's "White Bird" won the first pre-
MUM of $50.
On Wednesday, the second day, q discre-
tionary premium OF S25 was awarded to Car
penter's "Star of the Forest" In the class Of
fastest trotting stations, Carpenters "Hickory
Jack" took the second premium Of $50, j. D.
Walton's Commodore Vanderbilt's) "Colum-
bus" barely winning the first-time 2iO. Cum.
ming's ssGray Eagle" won premium of ais
among family horses. Beckwith's "Gipsey,
won the $50 prize for the running race in 0G.
In the trot Of the fastest pair, Vanderbilt's
team won the first premium of S1CO, and Beck
with's the second of S50-time, $50 In the two
mile trot, Carpenters "Old Mans Mare won
the premium Of s5G-time 529K. A little New
York horse named "Spot' sstonished the crowd
by making mile in 2.29.-Hartford Press, 22d.
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RTJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aue.ionesrs.
cHhEGnRY c4h pH HSoS SALE OF yALEAgLs Lors MAR

THE DEPOT AND AROUND = THs THH ttP SaPIToH oI"
ths District q oolunSis passed on The a. S.s sf
wherein Eleaser IiDdsey and others are com plain,
.ns:' and Joseph T. InfIs and eths,s sss defend.
isss offer at pubic sale to Is. hi shsst bidder Los
.ns
On THURSDAY the 6th Of 0cto ber, at 49s o'clk.
fronene M on soath Street. between a6ssxsfs ave.
nue ard south Capitol street, Lot No. 2 in Square
ense and south Cspit.l street. and Iots IS. so,
IL, z, iS r. T. lS M ls ls 20 and q, In Square No,
The terms ss prescribed by the decree, will be:
One third of the purchase money in cash, and the
months the day Of ss for .heh he pareh
se O nD5si S wih a. pro S SsesSsrty Gu bearing inter
Gm lieu 1ns on Ike WIN re-
A deposite OF $50 on each lot will be required at
The cost of conveyancine certificates of sale, and
staIaps to be borne by the pur chaser. -
II the terms of sale be not fully complied with
property Will be re sold 81 the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser, after one weeks public no.
es By s0Ha z fs NSiREs s T.nstee
sep 2l-eo&ds J. O. MEG UIRE L CO., Aucts.
OUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
!" FIRST DIVISION,
Will b. sold It PGBEi6 A6GTIos to ths H. Ss,.
est bidder, at the time and places named below,
York. Pa. Thursday, Sept. Is, 1854,
AsSSSna iSsnos P TThbU5sa.y Sent ssnf q ls
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
~ PLACE. =,
ghsss have Sssa s UNFIT for
Tor road and farm purposes many good bargains
Terms: Cash in United statssMs Mss ssrfsnsEki sk1u
Bep 3-t2sth
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THE JOHN BRowN FAhILY.-The John
Brown widow of him whose soul is travelling,
dauehters, have left their homes among the.
Adirondack mountain, where johns abody
lies mouldering in the dust" together with,
Ferry-to seek new home in Oaiifornis.
They UNDERTOOK the journey by way Of the
overland route, taking with them some cattle
andltcrmont ne-wooiled sheep. There 10 q
leaving Missouri lit having been ascertained
that they were John Browne famhyJ they
pIsasd BY Missouri guerilias, captured,
robbed and murdered. Tho homestead 10 now
occupied BY Mrs. Browns brothef-T BhrI,ag-
ton w. Assaes. sfss st,eS 'ssmfsE . ia "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

rTHE MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HogsIIs
SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. L CO., Olothiers and Merchant
Tailors, 40 West Baltimore street.
The Bon Ton Merchant Taiors
No 40 West Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd.
n. B. Goods of all descriptions at reasonable
Washing gtoniaps can save 20 per cent. by getting
'H'" '-''S SMITH. BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
The best and cheapest GlothRs Rsd House en il the
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st. Baltimore, Nd.
Persons in Washington can save % per cent. by
''''Ns 'H''- 0 SMITH, BROS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Oar Washington customers can find the best
stock Of Clothing IN M RRGs 20 article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House of Baltimore offers
the hnest ,Sfk d II fRfnns Rs e Sne spbs Hal
40 West baltimore street
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS. co. to get
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where everybody gets suited.
& 40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washing gton that
SMITH, BROS. d CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washington are
sfered discount of lO per cent. by buying of as.
SMITH. BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers save twenty dollars On
aSuit by buying Of
40 West Baltin ore St., Baltimore, MO-
IsE RAY all to come tS Hs.ipSss Rss to by your
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Be sure and come to SMITH. BROS. & CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street to get your Fall and Winter Clothing.
SMITH BPOS. & CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Olothiers,
40 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and sglish WALKING
COATS. Peltoes fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style SACKATEL, the prettiest coat out.
All in endless varieties at SMITH. BROS. CO.'S
Popular Marble Hall Clothing Houss, 40 West
Baltimore street. sep 24-3m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJAs. c. cGUIRB L co.. AuctioDesrs. l
iRrsTEEs sALE6E sN.LL TRACT oFLANp

NEAR THB INSANE ASYLUM.
On THURSDAY. october u, at o'ciock m at
the Auction Rooms of Jas O. Meauire 90 by
virtue ofa deed of trust from Charles ! Uhlmann
and wife 70 me- dated March y, 1853. and duly
recorded in Liber c. T., No. 2, fsios IS, ct seq
one of the Land Records for Washington County
TRAIT Of land known formerly Woodstock !" and
lattsrly as the osciusko Place, - situated near
described as Lot H.A." as laid Town upon plat o:
surrey made by iskyll, said plat having ben
&c, one Of the Land Records OF Was, ,tnrtan t1,
County, said tract containing twenty-+ go acres.
Terms: One third cash; the rer.,aindsr in a;x
and twelve months, with interes., secured by deed
Conyeyancet and revenue stan ps at the cost O
the purchasers. s0
DAVID WALKER, Trustee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

CUSTOMS or THE COUNT RY;
The Perform anes viii ;ncIude With the Scream.
ins Irish Farce q IRISH shs TIGER. @E
RIVERS AND DERIOUs'
COM MBIN ALTON RCUS
AND BEDOUIN ARAB TROUPE
Will exhibit at Washington, corner of New York
avenue ar d 9Th sts., for few days, commencing
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1864.
Amongst the Stars will be found the wonderful
BEDOUIN ARABS, sl.
who played last winter at Growers Theater,
THE DELIVANTE BROTHERS,
The Child Wonder,
Master EDDIE RIVERS,
The youthful Blondin,
JOHN FOSTER.
The Great American
PHILO NATHANs.
r. RIVERS.
f. DERIOUS,
Besides full and efficient corps of Gymnasts and
Leader Of Band, OSCAR P. PERRY, formerly of
Performances AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Admission 50 cents; children rs cents,
VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER.
Fronting Penn'a avenue and Ninth StreetJ
FITZSIMMONS Proprietor and Stage Manager
@-To- NIGHT. nvTo-NIGHT
FITZ SIMMONS LAST GREAT DRAMA,
CONVICT'S SKULL,
cONVICT's SKULL,
ROMAN THE VAGRANT.
ROMAR THE VAGRANT
Also, THE DOUBLE MUSIC HALL SHOW,
BY THE PEOPLES MUSIC HALL COMPANY
WEDENsDAY AFTERNOON, at p. M, only
afternoon performance of the Gonvict's Skull.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Oct LIST,
FITZ SIMMONS GREAT BENEFIT.
Admission 25 and 30 cents: Boxes ss
CANTERBURY.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
SEPTEMBER %.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
Given by the Proprietor of the Canterbury to
THE ENROLLED MEN
oFTHR
FOURTH WARD,
on which occasion
A BILL OF RARE EXCELLENCE WILL BE
in which the
ENTIRE CANTERBURY COMPANY
have kindly volunteered.
MIR. LEA having generously preferred the use of
his Hall, it is to be hoped that the citizens of
Washington will rally to the aid of their friends
of the FOURTH WARD. by being present on the
occasion.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
By order of
sep asst THE COMMITTEE.
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KSpsin V about to send q reinforcement OF
q, ,0G0 men TO st. Domingo. a ~ - 'hI 2 y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's NEW THEATER

y tAlso of Holiday Street Theater, BaltimOre.l
Stage MANAGER --...-----.Mr. John 3. Wright
Leader OF OrcheS.ra. Mr.. w. wine rs
treasurer. Mr.. n Cf8y HOfV
Second night Of the engagement Of the popular
, favorite,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will appear
THIS tTUEsDAY) SEPTEMBER q, 1854.
in her original character of
FANCHON. THE CRICKET,
In the Domestic Drama of that name, translated
from the German expressly for. and played origi-
nally by her, with OVERWHELMING SUCCESS.
BOX BOOK OPEN A WEEK IN ADVANCE.
GROVER THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willard 3 Hotel.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Sept, n,
Second appearance Of the great Great Ori ginal I'm
. personators of Irish and Yankee Life.
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
The evenings Per ormance will commence with
PADDY >OkAFFERTY;
OR. A POOR IR1SHMAN 'S FORTUNE.
Paddy O'Raferty. ..-.....M Mr.. Barney Williams
To be followed BY the capital Commedietta entitled
CUSTOMS or THE COUNTRY.
Melissa, with Songs .Mre Barney williams
The Performance win c'ncude with the Scream.
- . 1fi'n : A''' i IRISH TIGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

IMPORTANT TRIAL.-It will be remembered
that in the fall OF 1862 number OF persons
claimed to be in the Rebel militia service, cap.
tured number Of Federal soldiers at Rayou
des Allemands, took them TO Thibodaax, con.
fined them in the Parish jail, and after some
sort Of formality called q trial, shot them to
death. United States Commissioners Shannon
and Deputy Marshal Christy have been for
some weeks searching for the perpetrators of
this outrage to bring them to Justice. Mr..
Christie succeeded in bringing four Of the per.
petrators to the city yesterday and thew had
preliminary hearing before the Commissioner.
This affair created world OF excitement at
the North at the time 1t occurred, and the off,
GERS deserve no little praise for the zeal thev
have manifested in this matter, and its de.
velopment will add q new page to the history
Of the Rebellion. rN. o. True Delso'
A DAMPENRR.-As the train from the south
on the N. y: X. r., was waiting its usual time
at the depot on Tuesday, q party Iof blatant
McClelianites passed through one Of the cars
after fd ca. Meeting an old gentleman a cftizen
OF Baltimore, ne was asked his preference for
President He named Lincold. 1But.n said he.
81 nave nye nephews in the army who each
prefer Mcclellan" The COPS became uproar-
ious with applause at this announcement.
when one OF the cops congratulatsd the old
Balnmorean upon the choice of his nephews.
and inquired, "under what General are your
nephews making targets of themselves1',
Imagine the surprise which struck the cops a.
the old man calmly but sarcastically replied,
"Gener0l Robert Z. Lea" An audible litter ran
through the cars as the cops hurriedly LEFT the
a1n.-HdTTisbHrg Telegraph v - ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

The success of the Canterbury since the opening
of the Fall and Winter SEASON.
WITHOUT PRECEDENT OR PARALLEL,
in the Concert Hall history, being
. THRONdED NIGHTLY ..- .
THRONGED NIGHTLY ... r..
THRONGED NIGHTLY
THR0NGED NIGHTLY
with CRITICAL JUDGES and FAsTIDIOUs AU-
DIENCES. u 4.s.t.
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Total. 9, 200 hhds
These counties are the powerful tobacco
counties Of the State, and In former years
yielded more than three. fourths Of the entire
crop Of the State-i5, 600 hhds. What falling
off, to be sure. in the production OF this geeat
staple Of fMaryland.-Prince Georgian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

TH1 MARYLAND TOBACCO CRoP-The hail
storm Of last week, we are informed, destroyed
the greater part OF the tobacco crops In the
lower parts OF Calvert, Anne Arundel and
these counties was but small, not equal to the,
fourth Of an average crop, owing to the scar.
city Of labor From the best information we
can get, the following will not be far from the
average crop in the following counties: - :
st. Mary's. 400 hhds,
Charles. es.........-.,...... 800 nhds
Calvert. ert...................60 600 hhds.
Prince Georges. 700 hhds.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
From this day I have reduced the prices of fast
colored MADDER PRINTS to 35 cts.
Latest styles DELAINES only 50 cts.
All wool DELAINEs 871l cts,
FRENCH MERINOs 50.
Best J. & P. Coats SPOOL COTTON I5 cts.
BLACK SILKS 81 and upwards.
CORSETS reduced to 81.
BALMORAL SKIRTS $3.50 to elO-very hand
some.
TOWELS. LINEN GOODS. CLoAKs, sHAwLs,
&c, very cheap.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

NOW REA DY,
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DURING
THE GREAT REBELLION,
FROM NOVEMBER 6, 1860, TO JULY 4, 1854;
Including classified summary Of the legislation
of the Second Session of the Thirty-sixth Con-
gress, the Three Sessions of the Thirty seventh
Congress, the First Session of the Thirty eighth
COngrsss with the votes thereon and the impor-
Facts of that eyentful period; together with the
Organization, legislation and general proceedings
of the Rebel Administration, by
Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk of the House Of Representatives of the
United States.
The work contains . MAGAZINE OF FACTS, az
ranged in logical order, or grouped in natural
harmony constituting most valuable contribu-
tion TO the Historical Literature of the country.
In sll the votes, parties are classified.
The Inds1 is thorough. both as 10 names nni Sub
ses, giving the reader entire command OF the con-
tents.
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