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. On. J. II scHKxcK's next visit 10 Wsshingfon
Is on Friday, April 18th, at A4 eth Ct. sp 5-st"

In MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRANpHHIH's
PILLs.-They are an pleasant rs q truly enecuve
medicine can be. IL IL true you may take purga-
tives which viii operate without pain, because
they take the balsamic parts from the blood,
which 10 worse than being bled, worse than
having the vital fuid extracted. Beware Of
them. Brandreth's Pills only take hold Of those
matters which the body, when sick, wants to
evacuate. They are solely an assistant Of nature
force, they merely assist; and herein Is their
great value. The man Ii twice blessed who is
90 fortunate az 70 be acquainted with this good
and almost perfect gin 70 man, because hes has TO
great extent his body insured In health by
their occasional use. Principal ONCE, 294 Canal
street, New York. Sold by all the druggist,
and at the Branch Once, corner Ninth and f
streets, Washington, ID. C. p. S.-Sutlers sup
piled by the dozen. ap5-lw
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On We lnesday morniny, about O'Clock, COR
RGENE, the eldest daughter of James A. and
May A. Fletcher, aged years and months.
O'Clock. from the residenos Of her father, on
street, between ~ and 5th, The friends of the
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
On Tuesday, 9Th instant, after q short illness.
which she bore with thriytian forttude and resig-
nation, Mrs. MARY ASHTON, in the 69th ear
of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the refIdenoe of
her brother-ln Law, Daniel BIddlemsn, Ess No.
$50 street, between 4th and 5th, Thursday morn
Ing, April 10th, at 10 O'Clock Her friends and
those of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
SARAH Blu SCH, IN the 66th year of hsr sgs.
Her funeral will take p ace from her late resi-
dence, No. Al 18th street, between Il and F, on
friends ana aosuaiutanoes Of the f,m,ly are re-
speotfully invited to attend.
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INDIA RUBBER 6oops.

India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cent?
each.
Rubber Blankets for soldiers, 81 .2s each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % SO
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair
And all kinds Of Rubber 6 Gods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for bedsAin sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, 81 q A. Halls
India Rubber Warehouse, 3Os Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets feb LIT
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CANTERBURY HALL!
(Formsrly the Washington Assembly ROoms,)

CANlERsUEY E eAHtSS4IEkByEy HALL,
form'I' 6 p M' fTsY kAiissfRR9, R00m'
THE FIRsT Music Hall IN THE WoRLps
- -. BrillisSt ssd ,ns,sass :seesss 81.
MAMMOTH S Wnsa a6SPSN,t AND BALrI-
Crowded to its utmost Cspscify with an audience
Csisivatsd, Critical aud k.fHed
Fs "a St M sfs
FIRST TAfEN IN TaE w Isl a'
COMBINATION OF STARS!
Observe this Brilliant Last Of Nanss ::
the EQUAL of which can be nowhere found in tho
MISS MiLL HT". Fowler,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
AND THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
A'fh MI ssASA Il 4 Sf f sSssa
MISS $50 EMMA "a NILES v sE 'nn,n
MISS JULIA RIChM9ND,
DELEVANrEA f SR6 5itfES stLLA'
Re.Vpear,ncs Of the Ei5ioP.sn Comedian.
Assisted BY the Funny
I'M i ibSS S SEGssl;
"A''hs fi$ S$ss faEasIt,ros.
BARRY. CARTER,
THR irish AMBASSADOR
To nj Int the tthloplan Bureeque 6H. HUSH or
THE VIRGINIA CUPID
6ypsys Lay 6eTman ImooItsticn, T.bot en- Crisis
s,ns,oS IN H5fh 81 The Com
New song y The EANTERBGRY MISsTRELs
the best EthiopIsn Troupe IN TIE city
New Dances, 40, &c,
IL No change IN the Admission fTioes-fU
Admission IS Crafts; OrohesssS Cksirs 81 coqJs.
Afternoon Embarrassment
For Ladies snd Fn1ii,es, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at2 O'Clock,
When lsvish distribution of EleS ant Presents 10
made: Rich and Costly Jevslry, Books,
Toys, Fancy Articles. and mag
nikcent Six Dresses.
A Silk Dress was presented to Mrs. Sherman,
No. SO Prospect street, Georgetown, on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Admission 81 cents Children 10 cents. APT
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IL The profound newspaper strAtegisp 81
Bull Run memory are PeePing out Of their holes
again. The New York Pos; estimates the force
Of Gen. Mcclellan before Yorktown at l50 0oO,,'
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

TN LOOK OUT!
! HE HIBERNh BOYS IN THE FIELD
AGAIN I-Fourteenth Grand Assembly Of "A
the Hibernla Club wIll be given o. Philhar- ~
monic Hall. (neIt to the Star Ofioe,) on
MONDAY EVENING, 2lst instant. 1ick-tGl
cts 30 cents, admitting res tleman and ladies,
See p sriiculars in future advertisements.
by order of the Committee. ap s-st'
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The INDIAN HERE DOCTOR,
Eozu CaHada.
BE WISE BEFORE IT 10 TOO LATE.


Call without delay, ind see DIR. TuMsLk1r,
escape the iron grasp Of mercury and other bane-
full ps isons. Nay, more, you Will become once
more In possession Of that greatest Of all earthly
blessings-Health.
desire your PROSTATE hearH 10 lii,
Your bleeding wounds TO cure,
hnd with the treasure Of Natures gift,
Relieve the rich and poor.
TIE following 10 a list Of the chronic com.
plants which are treated by Dr. Tumblety with
diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, Hver and Throat;
Dropsy, Dyspepsis, Fits, StVituss Dance, Rheu.
matism, Diseases Of the kidney and Bladder, and
such as scrofula or Kings Evil Ery,Ipeias, ST.
Anthony's Fire, Cancer, Fever Sores, Of however
Ai.o. All other complicated chronic complaint.
which have bafaed the science and skin OF Gallo
mel doctors. "a good tree IL known by In good
fruits" and good physician BY bis successful
works.
So don't be cast down, be you ever % III,
But 90 and partake Of his superior skill,
That never has Tailed, there are hundreds can
tell,
Who are brought nom deaths door, now happy
and well.
His charges are moderate. Mild treatment and
WIN soon purify the whole mas cf your blood;
Malignant diseases he soon shall put down,
There are Thousands could tell now who lives In
The indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases
and tell his patients the nature Of their COM
plants Or illness, without receiving any informa-
lion from them. No charge for consultation.
Once, No. II Warrington Building, Pennsyl.
wants avenue, corner 7th street. mar 2I.lm
ALL PxRsoHs can End the best stock Of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Cans,
at smiths, No 40 Seventh street, nsarf,
% 73m
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Tn. a n UsS 10 having q success. in the CsRlNs
OF huPTyRRs. before unknown IN the history OF
Trusses; unlike all others ever used In the follow
Ing respects tit Will never rust. The sprng being
ooeted with Hard Rubber,) CRafs Gall nor BIistsr,
VII not slip or move, can be u.ec In bathing, is
always Clean, and good ~ new Does not Press or
tsJtgs the Cord, nor oyerstretoh and enlarge the
openlngt but constantly acts to COMPRESS aud
greatly benefit the worst form of Rupture. The
same truss can be msde very stuff or timber ss the
case may require. IL has been used BY over SO0o
persons Ia the Northwest within the past two
Gases c3o ne sss 1s,. ssd e fvi
mendsS and used ia sros,s.es o. az ethsrs, By all
whom are Professors Mott. Parker q Csrnoehan,
o 81 &a.s M %: q o R,s Rfs
AndIsvs. Lind Uniysislty, boot Wolcott, Of
Mnwe1kie, VIA. ADD boot Prince, of Jsot SON
VILE. III. This Truss has received Medals over all
% ss !. IN 5ssPso,
strument Gao be ftted By sending sise, In inches
LEY, Msnutactarsr and Proprietor, Chicago. Ill !.
eR. sEEIEY win 30 ss. ]. w. NAIRN,s
prnS stors, eonsI Of sth s7d p. svspus, FOR {
aDx-lWs
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LOCAL NEWS
AnusKNENfs Tu.NisHr.


FeRp,s ArHsNEuM Nj Forrest continues in
7be full tide Of suoesss at the Atheneum, and his
performances OF lS62 will long be remembered by
Washington fJeater-goers as the ripe and cult
waited edorss Of his genius at In best.
This week Mr.. Forrest devotes to Shakespeare.
ut be appears In bis great part Of King Lear
.dr Forrest 10 sustained by q hne company,
among which 10 The talented young actor, John
Mccullough.
wAsHINoror THEATER.-The attendance was
large at the re-opening Of this establishment last
audience testified marked satisfaction at the per-
formsnces by Manager Kunkels popular company
from the Front-street Theater, Baltimore. Miss
Bateman was called out number Of times, ard
made hosts Of friends Tonight she appears as
Ladv Gay Spanker In "Loudon Assurance The
mirthful drama Of the I" Hard Struggle" viii
conclude the performances.
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS CONcERTs.-The re.
appearance Of this world-renowned artist, At
willardp Hall this evening, will be one OF the
musical events Of the season. The great canta-
trice will be assiated by the young and talented
baritone Mr. Edward Seguin, son OF the la
mented passo and leader Of the once celebrated
Seguin English Opera Troupe. Young Seguin
IS said to possess all the genius aud vivacity Of
bis iamented father. Mr.. Gustave De speiss 10
the pianist.
and fun al this favorite place Of amusement this
evening All the old fsvorites with the new
ones win appear nightly. Miss Mortimer Will
sing her best, and Miss Mile Fowler assisted by
The splendid corps de ballet, appear In Miles
Dream
FRANKLIN HALL The ladies' Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will probably close their
fair this evening. For Spending pleasant eve
ming there Is no better place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF THE ENEMY
TO DRIVE THE UNION FORCES
INTO TIE RIVER
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BEAUREGARD's ARM SHOT OFF

TIE REBEL GENERAL SIDNEY A. JOHN
SON KILLED.
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The ENEMY RETREATS AT sP NJ ON
MONDAY, PURSUED BY BUELL..
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VIZ have been much mystihed by an exnnin-
alton Of the elegant stock Of jewelry and silver
plated ware now on sale d the Peoples Dollar
Store, i35 Pennsylvania avenue near Four and
a-hah street. How such goods can be sold for a
dollar, exceeds our powers Of divination. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

" YOU wish 70 eat excellent pie, call at
Dayton . Bakery, No. 456 Eleventh street. between
and n, and ask for raspberry or sliced apple
or lemon pie. Price 12k cents. ap7-1w
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ORIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE
Ia unYfvaled i'm the world.

ORIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE
is unrivaled In the world.
No other Dye has been analysed.
No other Dye produces such faultless colors.
No other Dye can be applied 20 rapidly.
No other Dye 10 so lasting in Its effects.
No other Dye improves the texture Of the hair.
IL has been
AsaIyssd by Dr.. Chtitos,
Chemist to tbs Croton wateI Board q New York,
and certified by him to be a. harmless as Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the estab-
'lishment Of the proprietor.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and sp-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 so, and % per box, sccording to
size. No.2.
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PRBsHvAIIvE,
10 invaluable with his Dye, as II imparh the ut.
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
70 size. ap 2-eo1m
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Is IT POSSIBLE that any soldier can be 20
foolish a. 10 leave the City without supply of
HoIloway,s Ointment and Pills. Whoever does
80 will regret IT, These medicines are the only
certain cure for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores,
and Scurvy. Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 223.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

VANDALISM We learn that many visitors to
The battlefield Of Bull Run mutilate the marble
tablet erected 70 the memory Of the rebel General
Bsrtow by chipping OF pieces Of the slab a. me-
mentoes. We regret to hear this, as we had hoped
that acts Of vandalism and indignity to the dead
would be confined TO the traitors in arms against
the Government.
Mr.. Chas. J. Murphy, proprietor Of the line Of
stages to the battle has raised the tablet and
set IL In Its proper place again. where II Is TO be
hoped IL will remain undisturbed.
In this connection we may also mention the
neglected condition Of Fairfax Court house. The
doors are open, and ancient papers, valuable as
relics Of the past IL they possess other va iue,
scattered over the floors and being carried
Of by visitors Some Of these date "a far back as
the reign Of George ii. Many are dated 1747;
some 1876. Many Of them are deeds and records
Of the w ashIngton family, and ought to be pre-
served by the Government VIII not the mill
taIy commander In that vicinity place a guard
over the premises, to prevent further plumber Of
these interesting relics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

TIMELY ARRIVAL OF REINFORCE
MENTs UNDER GEN. BUELL..
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Cross IRISs.-Yesterdava colored boy named
w. r. TAYLOR went to the ONCE Of Justice Clayton
and asked for a warrant against a white man
named Dennis Collins, who he charged with an
assault and battery; but he being eolored could
not procure the warrant, was told that he
would need white witness to make oath to the
charge. He thereupon found white girl who
saw the affair, and the warrant was issued and
Collins arrested and brought before the Justice
who stated that he would have 10 hold him to bail
20 keep the peace, and told him to have his bail
ready this morning. TAYLOR was about 10 leave
the once bat was detained by Collins who charged
that bis (T,s) children had threatened his child
be was guardian for, and asked that Taylor be
made to give security for the good behavior of bis
children. The yustice Immediately decided to
hold him to bail also, when finding that they Were
both Ia the same IN, asked that the eases be dis
missed and they shook hands leaving the ONCE
z lod friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

IN NOTICE.
HE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER Will
resume her trips to Mount Vernon IT,
ON wednesday, Maroh 9th and will SeSaA-&
run every Wednesday and SATURDAY
until further notice leaving her wharf at the foot
of 7th street at 10 O'Clock g. m. Fare for the round
tip on board the boat 81 50.
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
N. b. On the payment of Is cents visitors will be
admitted 10 tha room which General WashIngton
occupied and in which he died. The man sion ard
grounds are closed TO visitors on sundays.
up 8 2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

HERNIA OR RUPTURE DIR. Seeley is meeting
with great success in relieving the wants of suf-
fering humanity with the Hard Rubber Truss
He win guarantee II In every respect to be as
Pennsylvania avenue but few days, all suffer
Ing with the miseries Of rupture should call and
examine IL for themselves. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

SOMETHING WORTH KNowING.-Persons who
wish to purchase beautiful styles and well made
Spring garments very cheap. will do well by
calling at A. Stratus, fashionable clothier, Penn
sylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Also, constantly on hand gents furnish
ing goods, Of every description. 1t
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RDs' HA LII!

WILLAR Ds' HALL!
Madame Anna Bishop.
The woRLD-RENowNKD cASTATRIcE.
WINS i h.S made Inc ciT S !" Of the Globe.
ONE bs sfEt e ipp G@%eRRr
wEbSNSEs s Ss94f Ev fSfSsn A,ns.
M'd'ms m knP sD RssGP T sEs e
The Eminent Baritone. Eleve du Coufervstore
i9 sRssHs SS EN6piEI' ss,ts sss';
The Eminent Pianist, Pupil Of ListI)
Tick cts 81 Gallery so cents. The sale Of tick
EIl,s's Music Store, whore seats msy be secured
The grand Stsinwsy Piano us.d on the OCCASION
is fa,EI shed By VIC. he z Sk Ess M,r.,
"THE CHILDREN IN THE WOODS"
Charles f. Browne,
THE GREATEST AMERICAN HU1foRIsT.
.n B''siI k ITEM e " AfsSSlIs' as
On mokHb EEi E5EEiss 9Th a,EIai Il, 1884,
This Lecture has met VITA the most signal suo-
CESS IN New York, Iostcn and the principh cities
Particulars will be given in future advertise
ments and circulars. ap4-d
DArENT OFFICE CURIosITIEs-Guide to
4 Patents, Catalogue of CuriOsties and Govern
mont Gardens, ct tho stand in Patent Once; Rare
Ante usrian Books Government Books; Docu-
ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re
ports; Burnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap Cooks
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama Of the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. RecolIect cheap rent Large sales, low
prices. Up stairs, over Bank Of w sshlngton:
In 29-Smf ALFRED HUNTER.
DROP. G. F. BARNES FASHIONABLE
I DANCIN6 ACADEMY. at Temperance a
every Tuesday and Friday-afternoon GLASS
at 8. evening GLASS at Z; soiree every Friday -
Temperspoe Hall will be let for Balls, Parties,
60. Apply as above. feN 2m-
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LOST AND FOUND.

CANE TO TIE SUBSCRIBER, on the sh
fset The owner is requested 10 come for ~
W, xssIdi ireys property pay ohHIsssss Ss,SS
'A a. s sia away 9Th at, bet 1 sap .5s
GS REwARD-Losf, on SATURDAY, April ST..
yC in 10th street, between and H7:s9)
weighing about pounds ears orops; snd@
q small white etreak on her bressl; had on A AR
row leather COLLAR with q brass plate; snswers 10
the name OF "Nellie." The shove 70 - viii bs
TONS Crsofsr Bakery. no. tS6 Il;h sueet, be-
exeen . ana d: spsa
GS REWARD-Lo, { pocket BOOk, ooataiu-
wnlle othverlDE CRACKERS on 7,h street, Nav
aAte. AN q pol yoCns ukn, WORKING for aiT.
DeyOn IN SERVER ~ his oraos 20 % rOce asc
" me thss engaged on Mondal afternoon. , h
sented 20 pay the above TevsSA. II ths p-rson a 20
Las u VII b. honest eaUp xb - return the -as,e 4
lie H:keIy. No. ass ii;A stF~-t, BIT seen q n
az So 'ttN Nit.t- TT.
CS kEwARp.-st-sy.d N ssossl on he ssh
Vc instant, o esy n sRE tsars cid; a.
down IN the Ieft hip; bads sher, tai eLSr
p street. between ID and 81. a. aL. Mctd.p's
aB1 ST @. sklBEaT.
n OsT-A very snail pet Doe deliostey m.de.
IL light brown oolori cropped eArs,
ard tail hrok en- aB0ut half We-tO t7e tip 49,
A saite4 le reverd ee padfor hsre
eovery 90 70 strset betseea slst ano ~ Its
4 Os .-On satasdsy svsnsns, bsis-ea ..is,s
II eod tss hntes use, serEeI 18th en- X ST..
vogth. l,a' na~i vslacd bJ lhe ovner. TIE ~ ie-
u. nss..ns.s q u! ssss. Sss.,.s ss. Sts
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F0RD'S ATHENEUM.
IoHN 4. lord Proprietor and Manager
SHAKSPEARIAN SERIES!
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
EDWIN FORREST Is KING LEAR.
THURSDAY EVENING,
EDWIN FORRkSr ss RICHARD Ill.
FRIDAY EVENING,
EDWIN FORRE ESP in the "gr sndest conception
OF human genius
sHAKSPEARE'S MACBETH.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY evenings the 81 eat
Play of
TIL Z &C T o r o o. ".
Cox ofioe open from TO and from 10 O'Clock,
when seats can be secured.
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrsuette cents
.EoCuIou CthbsL
bAlOODy Cedts----
orcnostI6 Sthts.
Private Boxes (holdIng eight)......: BIO
FAMILY Clrce 1893. % Genus
Doors op IN at 7; curtain rises at8.
II CHARLES X. FORD, Treasurer.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot Of 131 street,,
schT. Cham. Starr, Philadelphia, 131 tons coal
for Geo L. Sheriff
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MON Loss FROM EIGHTEEN To
TWENTY THOUSAND.
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BURGLARy.-The residence OF Mr.. J. Knott, in
the First Ward, was entered by burglars last
night The thieves opened bureau drawer, and
stole between 5000 and $500 In money and a val
liable gold watch. The parties have not been
arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

CALAMITY OF GEN. GRANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

LIME! LIME!! LIMEmi-The subscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any other
place or establishment for the sale Of Lime, Ce-
ment, &C., and which will be sold at S1.12 per
barrel. lmar 29-t0 WIN. n. 6opRY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


stage Manages II. B. PHlILIPe
SECOND NIGHT OF TIE NEW SEASON :
TRIUMPHANT RECEPTION
of the
Young, Beautiful q Disttngntshsd Actress,
MISS BATEMaN,
CROWDED AND EHLEuslAsIIc AupIsNeEs!
USsSCURE YOUR sEATS!0
THIS EVENING,
Dion Bouroioault's Great Comedy OF
LONDON ASSURANCE,
MISS BATFMAN
In her great character OF
LADY GAY SPANKER.
To copolude with the humorous drama Of
THE HARD SBRB6GL LIZ.
Doors open att O'Clock to commence ats.
Admission 80 and Is cents Orohestrs Chairs ii
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DR.. WHITE, the Chiropodist, 10 a wonderful
operator. His method of treating corns, bunions,
bad nails etc. IL perfection itself Suffer no Ion
ger from those terrible evils but submit their treat
ment to the science and skill Of Or. White at 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between TX and 9th SITS. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

TERRIBLE FIGHT DURING SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
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The BULLION BANK AsAIN.-Yesterday detec-
tive officers A. r. Allen and d. A. Narrower
levied distrain upon the 'tBullion Bank, !" cor
ner Of Four half street and the Avenue,
for rent due the Colonization Society for the
ONCE In the Society's building. The officers
found a verv good outfit for bank once, which
will be offered for sale IL the rent Is not paid.
Upon inquiry Of one Of the officers relative to the
bullion on hand at the time, he replied that he
saw nothing to indicate that the article had ever
been used In the institution.
About the 5th Of March last, a warrant was
issued for the arrest Of w. 8. Thompson 1.-THE
president) and others, upon the following charge:
" That a certain man named w !. Thompson,
with his aiders and abe.toIs, have been guilty Of
Issuing and paying out IN the county Of Washing
ton, within few days past, paper purporting to
be Of the value of money; and when the same 10
presented at their counter for redemption, depre-
ciating the same, for the purpose Of defrauding
the community The oficer was never able to
serve this warrant upon the accused.
II has been stated, upon the alleged authority
Of the bank officers, that no notes were issued,
and that IL any were In circulation they were
stolen. Yesterday, gentleman arrived here with
81, 100 Of the money, for redemption, and IL was
placed in the custody Of Detective Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

SWORD FERMENTATION We were shown this
morning a very handsome sword, intended for
presentation to Maj Geo. w. Gle, and bearing
the following inscription: " Presented to Major
Geo. w. Gle, Ssth Regiment Pennsylvania Vol ,
by the Officers Of his command and Merchants of
Alexandria, az testimonial Of their esteem as an
officer and gentleman. Alexandria, Va, April
IL, le62 " The sword is on the regulation in
fantry style; very deliberately ornamented, and
with very rich chased gildings. Two scabbards
accompany the sword, one for dress parade, and
the OF her fer daily use. VERY handsome sword
knots and belt accompany the gift, which IL In
every way highly creditable to the donors and
an evidence Of the faithfulness Of the recipient
an officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09
Thrilling Details Of the Great Battle
at Pittsburg Landing.

THE ENEMY,S LOSS ESTIMATED FROM
THIRTY-FIvE TO FORTY THOUSAND,