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General Halleck About to Take the Field
General Haoker's Present Plan Con.
eeiycd on His Late Battle. Field.

s'Welearn BY special adyices from Washing
tcn,'' says the New York Ercning Post, of Nom
day, "that Gen. Halieck is abont to take the
field in person not, 1t is understood, with the
purpose OF relieving General Hooker from his
command, but that he may be in the very pres.
% influence their general direction. The au-
thority upon which we have this information
is usually well informed.
It is significant fact, and one that will In
crease the Confidence OF the country In Gene.
raj Hooker. that lie did not execute his late
retrogade movement until he had plaaned his
present one, and had teconne satisfied Of its su-
periorfty to any effort he could makein in the field
of Charlottesville, contracted as il had been
by the unfortunate detection Of ths Eleventh
Corps at the comme ncenent Of the struggle,'s
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ERNas PORT ROYAL
The srou.IIadS Again :Ieying.

New York, May 1.-THE steamer Oriole,
from Port Royal on the 6ih, has arrived. Ali
The iron -ciaG;s had left Port Royal for North
EoiSfo. CIR troops continued il possession OF
Folly and Coles Islands, and We're intlench-
ing themselves. The ironsIdas remained 81
anchor inside of Charleston bar
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. .Auctionsers.

y y 2. -1OO . AhS18 u W. 1UO 0iUHSof5
EOh SALH-A DESIRAbLE BUILDING LOT
Il fCR SALE on sTaEET SOUTH, NEAR 7PH
STREET WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCrIoI--On THURS
DAY May l4th, we snail g. H. at o clock 2. on
the premises, very desirable Lot No ~ in
square Nc. 1861 fronting On street ~ fsat and
running back l22 feet inches, to 2, foot alley
tbia lot is beautifully located for q private res-
denco being few steps from che city railway.
Tsrms One-thirc in cash. The residue in six, and
twelve months. in note, bearing interest secured
by afanc of trust on the premises.
ID J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

ByJC MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TT'RU sTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIEa
1 ON sIEEEr.N"gTH, :, 0PPoslTs FgANKLIN
O'clock in front Of the premisos bv Sirtns Of "a
deed q trust, dated July 9Th, 1850. and duly re-
and Of land records for Nashington county. b. O.,
shall sell part of Lot No, %, in Davidson Sub
oB north street. between 18th and 18th streets
west running back So feet 10 uehes, with the fire.
said part Of said Lot No. 2s to 20 fee alley in the
rear of said square.
Terms cash All cost of attending conyayancing
to be psid by the purchaser.
myed J.C Mcguire X CO, Austs.
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in line CT hastie aeove King end queen Ccurt
House. The strength was uukaown, but a.
once advanced 70 the attack. only, however, to
discover that they were friends, 4 portion OF
the 18th Illinois cavalry, who had become
separated from rho command OF Lent COi
Davis, OF the same regiment =
At 10 O'Clock a. m. on the eth, fonnd safety
and rest under our own brave Zines at GSlou-
cester Point This raid and march around the
entire rebel army, d march Of nearly 2Usi miles,
has been made In less than ffyeideys with q
less Of officer and 81 priv at@s, having cap
tured and paroied upwards Of $50 men,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
odd RELL - HA LII
~ ODD FELLOWS HALLI
ODD FELLOWS HALLl

TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS OOM3INEDi
MONDAY EfES1N4. May IL, and every evening
during the week, With Day Perform auce on
Sst1r l2v After oo1-the great
STERk0fIiOOH t-sTBREOfTICON
Universaliv prnnouneae to be the Most beautiful
800 square feet. II reprOduc~s, tsus to life and
nature, the mort beautiful p Photographic Views Of
mated Objects, Buildings, Hrina, &c .sterscscopis
Views even y hsn seen WITH the kand instrument,
sre universally admired BY the aid 4 a light the
n1ost pc W. rful known to science, they are shown
BY the tereopticon, immensely enlarged. and -ith
the same perspective that is seen in nature These
superb Pictures viii; be on exhibttio. but short
time. aud all Who ADMIRE the be esutfui should en-
brace the cnpo rtrnity offered to them, in
connection With the magn;t .ent So
). Pt0kAMA OF ThE RUSSIAN VAR.
in v kish, by the aid of n echa ical and chemical
effects. are illustrate Scenes OF Sanxl mary Wax,
Bsfsies Sisses, Terrific Gales, Reviews, Naval
the HSttla Field.
YAdmission Is cents Asservsd Seats, 30 cents.
Children IS aepts. e-, 5 s.-a----- my li-lwt
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Austioaeers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
"a WAGON AND BUGGY AT AUCTioS -isa
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, We shall sell at
10 e'cleca A. NJ. at the residence OF n gentleman
declining housekeeping. At No. 577 MARYLAND
avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets. Islaad, an
excellent assortment of Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Bureaus, Tables and Bed
stead
Mspie Bedsteads, rhstsnds Tables and Oh airs
Mattress, Window Curtains. Parlor aad other
Carpets
Oiicloth, China, Glass, and .Crockery ware, and
Looking Glasses
Ceokus, Psrlor, aud other Stoves, with good lot
of Kitchen Requisites
Also, one City made Wagon and one Buggy.
Terms cash.
my lift GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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By yBOTELEH d WILSON, Auctioneers.
TWENTY -SEV.N UES1 RABIE RCIIOyNs

ny Do d SlLASSNs hEctlOnScrs.
TWENTY -sEyEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
I LoTs FOB SALE AucTIoa.-Op MON DAY
AFTERNOON, May 16t5 st 6 O'CLOCK. we will ss,i,
81 our Auction Rooms, Iron Hall, the follewin z
described city lota, viz:
Subdivision oi lot No. 2, in square No 969. front
ing street north, between lJtG and llth s:Test sts
east; one lot. 70 BY IS :eet two lots, Is feat IL.
inckes by ita.
between 18th and iitn streets east; three lots, p
feet inches ~ lS
subdivision oflct No l7. on Maryland avenue,
between 18th and lth streets; three lots, fronting
subdiyision cf lot No 5, in square No. 81. front
III f9i street west, between north street and
New York avenue three lots p fest 41 By 1877 feet
~.
subdivision of lot No. 10. in square No ll22
fronting south A street. between lo.h and 2:t.
streets, th lots one % by two Is feet inches
bY IS.
Subdivision of lot No. II, in squs re No ile2 two
lots, each fronting south 4 street, betweun i9kn
and e;tti- streetE, 25 feet inches hy rs.
Sc baiviiinD flCt n Il. in square No i2, two
iGtc e2cn renting .nth Strs2t asst, net cen
south a sno E streets, j. feet inches by I03
Ea5diE.sior Of lots No IA Tnd 10, in fquara No.
rs, sr"rtns lst street east. between sout and Is
street; Zoe .ots, tTe . by 70, two . by iffl.
SUhG;viaior II let No 9 IN Rqna+e No 5.p;: three
Iots ITon-:rg Delaware sv.rue. beiwe 3 and c
streeia, i6 feet 73a irc:pa ~ IS feet AZ inches each
Terms: One third casn balance creiit Of six
and twelve months, notes bearing interest salts
factcTily secured.
n. a-d B0TELER & WILSON Auets
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Rs GREEN 4 WiLLIAMS. Auetions

BY GREEN Il WiLLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TWO EXCELLENT TTO-sroRY BRICK
i RousEs AID LOT At ACcTroN-On kIOAY
tie 18th Instant, we shah sci! IN f.oat OF .as
premises, at O'Clock P b., lot No. IN Square No.
40 fronting the nuefh si,ie of new York avenue
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets wat
near the War and other public Departments. This
improvements are two good and conveniently ~
arranged Brick Houses, being No. 10; End 453.
The lot occupied by the east honse has front Of
~ feet inches by adepth of lit feet inch es; the
rooms, ball, pantries.. and > dry cellar. The LOT
occupied by the vest hous. is 2s feet inch trout
by depth of RS feet N i, aaes: the house contains
seven rooms, rsntries, closets and base nent with
a~eH OF excellent water and force pump in the
yard,
Terms for East House: 81. .s,o can remain in pur-
chaseIs bands four years, and perhaps longer;
the balance OF the purchase money ona-hslf sash
residue in 3 ard 6 months for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest.
Terms for West Hosse: 81 900 can remain as
above, and same terms for residue NJ above stated
All convsyanein9 at the cost of purchasers.
The above decribed property is hand somely
located. and persons desiring to procure 3 good
residence will do Well to attend the sale.
cd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE 4 co ,Auctionesrs.
ERIIHT EE'H SALE OF YALUARLE PROP

~ ~. u kCGDIHE d co AucttoneerB
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY ON MARYLAND AyEaUs, THREE SQUARES
EAST OF THE CAPrToL.-By virtue of g deed Of trust
bearing date on the I4th day of February A. d.
1860 and duly recorded in LiberJ. A. s.. Ne 1913,
folio zs4, &C., one of the land records for wash
holder of the note secured thereby the nndersigned
as trustee will sell, at public sale on FRIDAY Az
past O'Clock. in front of the premises, q part
Of Lot No. in Square No Isl, in the city Of Wash
Maryland avenue Of about R2 feet and depth Of
leo feet plat of the lot will be exhibited at
the safe.
This property is located in an improving part Of
the city.
Terms of sale Ons-third in cash. and the resi-
due In three equal payments In 6, II and 10 mouths
from day Of sale, with interest, secured By deed
of trust.
III the terms are not complied with in ave days
after the DAY SALE the trustee reserves the right
to Tess at the risk and cost Of rst purchaser after
ave day ys' notice.
SSonyey encirg and STAN ps at purchassrh cost,
-. VIM III. WARD, Trustee
nv s-2awsw&ds J. 9. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auets.
Evening star., 1863-05-12

ByJ. C. MCGUIRE q 90. Aucti-neers.
FHEUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
PRINTING OFFICE SoUARE.-un SATURDAY
AETERN DON, May 18th, at 535 s'cock oa the
premises by virtue of deed of trust to the sub
scrioer, dstsd May 5sh lS5l, and duly recorded il
land records for Washington county, D. C.. / shall
sell Lots NO.. = and So, in James Q. McGuire,s
ibs "a feet on Ii street. nesr the Goyernment
Printing OF ce. and running back IT'S feet iaches
to = 30 foc I . ley
Tn Sc Lots have q pavement laid and trees
planted in front, and are very desirable location
for residence.
Terms: One. third in cash, the remainder in 6
and u months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
Al: cost Of conyeyancip t, be paid By the pur.
chaser TH0S. J /. FISH E6 Trustee.
ap23.d j. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent FalniIy and Na.w. ae..rnal,
containing greater variety Of interesting
reauing than can be found in any other, Is
published on Friday morning
TfRMs-Cash, inror;ably IN oGrdace
Single copy, per annunl. ....,. S,u0
Ten copies co
Twenty-Five copies s...............e % W
In invariably contains tho .Washins.ou
News" hat has made The Daily Eye.:as Star
circulate so generally .hroughoet the country.
Single copies pn ,wrspper,) can be pro-
cured 1t the counter, Immediately after the
issue OF the paper. Priee-THRre CsNrs.
Evening star., 1863-05-12

vUAR BEgARTaEET, 900.
+" wAs4Isarox, January B, 1869.
ro -an.eatspcs of the pressure Of husiness st the
y.r Deusrtrr snt passes for citizens to yisi. the
Ayray Of the Potomac will DO given at the Office OF
Jisut. Col ooERtD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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CAkTERRIRY HAi j


LOUISIANA A.. ssAs SIxs4 srasa7
Wa. E. sISs..-..... Sole Manager and Proprietor
TIE TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON
The Mane ger TAXI great l.~asurs "a IN 7ounciag
tia, j { mas secured the services OF
:" ahEs 1G ssrhrSA sT-s q eALEhfrI, AiLi.ExFSlTIoHs'
MILE Ann ;TTa Ga:,LgTTI,
si'LLE !: LiE ASNETTA ! ~ s4T. sALLiErr!' II s1,'
MILE :ANaEgr4 :iALLarT1,
The SGias.!9j Gaa z5ls 1s.agf zgiF A0i''a'
MILE aALi. Er'r! reeaiyee salary of
5fREf 4HkEE i41TDRE5 aGyDeE5 n91L4ks n9EL4ss
she has been tag sHqcesstul atar t5is season at
New York, Ford's Theater, Baltimore; and ihg
Bcston Theatsr.
MIS- AGNES sUTnERLAAED.
.., The SEQ tieh Nightingale.
ora'h'n miss a5as3 kHTE ksfTfs' PEEvoTER 7
The greas american DanseuEe.
ana GaE mLhss shss!aH xfssya Eat5E - asi MAIZE
The two hea iiui Geins of tirace.
All Ct the Old Favo1ites w,ti appear 10 night in
AAeSIFicEN? BILL OF f;oyELTIE5,
embracing
Ethiopian Eeacntrictios,
Burleseues, vsuieviI'es &e.
THE GREAT DRAMA IL THREE ACTS,
received last week with shouts of applause, enti-
JACK SHEPPARD,
JS7k SHEPPARD,
JACK 81 GPasaD
JACK auEgPaRD
THE ffOUSI ,RE4KFR,
The HOtSEBh EiE ER,
The FDCSESR EaEFR,
TIE HOCSEGREAhERt
Also, the heeatiful Ballet antitled
LA MAiA DIX SEVILLE
The Pretty Senocita OF Spain
Mile tENEfTA GALEErTI
Supported BY Mons. SZOLLOsY
THE GREAT CoC 1T OF BEAUTY.
Notwithstanding the immense expense att6nd ng
the engagementof of
MILE ANNETTl GAIJETTI,
No AdrGnce III The Prizes Of Ada9issioa
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 30
cents; Private Boxes th06ire slx J Ss
Doors open att o CLOCK. PeIformsnse ats. Elk
4 GRAND MATINEE
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFFERE EO0N, at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
AdAnission-Ladies 90 cts; Children, 10 cts.
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ys,HE NoLDs USE.

The undersigned thankful To his friends and the
pubIic IN genera /, for the patronage rhey 4 4
kava sivau him as former proprietor oi vEAY
the . 81 cClslIn House, = respectfully asgs z...sa
sesyc In inforIi them that he has transferred his
10 the corner flsth street and Penn
sxiyat,ia avenue wilerC he mas opened house in
new and com plese style. Connected with It il :;
1ionors ,rii alyya ys be on hand Meals can be had
sf All hours AID AZ the shortest notice.
The public are respectfully invited 10 VISIT this
ss.a nayh Snssnsh'' .n J Y. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.
Evening star., 1863-05-12
AUCTION SALES.

BY W. L. WALL & CO., auetiopesrs.
uouSEEOLD AND KITCHEN FUREITURz
iretsnt. st n O'Clock We viii SAIL at :he .esdence
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, No. 10 e
affect. between eth and 9Th, opposite Nor snern
liberty Market the Furniture and effects com
prising- --
Piano and Stocl, .-y-
sil Pafl0r Suit, consisting Of sofa, two Tsts-
Tstes, Arm and Easy Chairs and Side do.
Marble < on Center Tables,
Brussels. Three. NY AND Ing rain Carpets and Rugs
II all Oil Cloth. Hat Rack and Step Carpet,
kxtep.ion Dining Table, Ch.irs, Etesere and Side
sia-ss. hoard "a and Refrigerator,
Paints a. and Mit rors,
Ohira, Glass and CrocEery Ware,
E-cei.cnt eur,ed hai- and shuck Mattresses.
Dressing sDo Plain Bureaus
Wsshstani. an6 Tshles
Fssts.r Beds- Holsters xnd Pillows,
AsAosany French aud other Bsdstsods,
wardrobe. Toilet scts. Chairs,
bire Irons, Stoves. &c.
4 snse assortment Of Kitchen Furniture and Ctea.
y ais. Terms cash.
myli ". L. WALL & 90 Aacts
Evening star., 1863-05-12

ByJC. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEEs sALE-A DESIRABLE BRICK
L DWELLING House on / STREET NoarH,
BKrwEsy grn ASn leTH STREET WEsT.-on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May I'D, 1858, at 5
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue Of deed oil
trust to the subscriber, dated the llth day OF
October, 1883 and duly recorded in Liber j A. g..
No. i6i, fohos III, 22S. ana 229 one of the Land
recor sfor Washington County, ID. c., shall sell
all that part OF Lot numbered nine t9,) in Square
numbered three hundred and seven three t57s) as
designated upon the map or plan of the City Of
Washington in the District of Columbia, fronting
on street north, betwe sn 9Th and 18th atrsets
west Is feet AZ d inches, and running back the
same width to the >rth of 81 feet aud 0 inch as
to is feet ALLEY. With the right of egraEs and in
eress to the of said premises by the said aliay
Together with the inproyenents, consisting of
three story and sJtic brick dwelling.
Terms: 81 $50 in cash: the remainder in and IL
mon. MS WITH interest, secured by deed Of trust
All eonyfyaneing st the ex pepse Of purchaser.
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied With within
Eve da. thereafter, the trustee reserves the right
to resell at the riss and eI pense OF tho defauting
pu<chaser, on one weeks notice Ia the EYenins
Star. THEo. sHECkLES. t,ustSe.
ny7d J. Y. Met ihE g ~, Aacts.
Evening star., 1863-05-12
RxI- o- MoauIRE . GO. lAuctioneers.

BY O. MCGUIRE & CU.IAuctioneefs.
TsRUsTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP
/ EETy-On SATURDAY AyTEREOON, June
18th at o 'cock, on the premises. by virtue Of
deed OF trrst dated Sept 7th, 1859, and duly re-
one of the Land records for Washington county:
D. O., and By virtue of adecree OF the Circait
char Gerry cause. No. 1871, wherein Henry Barron
ct al, are com plainants and Ohas. y Wallach and
Ssn i susop tr.. are defendants. substituting me
rs Trustee in the pace and stead Of o Wsl'ach,
surviving Tfustse,i shall sell yinai lot
fourteen {I4l in square numbered nine hundred and
sixty fe66) situated at the corner Of street north
and Eleventh str eet east.
All eonTsyspeitg at the cost of purchaser.
VIM. r. MATTIGGLY, Trustee.
my s-aaw&ds J. o. u Mc6UIRE = co. Ancts
A NTIQUITY OF NAN. By sir CHARLES Lysl
IA vol ayo., with Illustrations; SS.6o.
Just pubhshed. ,r.v.u u.-op
ap9 fAANoA xAxAo0'
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az BOFELEK i wILLsoN. Auctlaueers

Fly SCTEbEh il WILSON. Auctioueers
GAZE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUE.J
instant. commencing So 10 O'Clock A II ut house
No. 112 sIrast, sG.ih side, between 18th aud
1T streets, will sell ta greater portion Of Ia,
fuoIiEu-e. &C !. ai senftsmaa declining houss-
keepl1 g oom erisiug prine:ptiiy-
EI:i so:id u a!Int Psr!or sai - il Ioreen Pinsh
a;ari':e ard B-ouzs French Nantei Clock
toilse.;on Of hanlsome italian Marble Vases.
lneG:s or EanteiS and tables
French Figured Lasting paf!or 4Tindaw Curtains
witn Lace ditto FOR four windows, GiIt Cornicss
Bands and Fixtures
Gllt decorated Window shades
Hslnut l.sdsSsad Feather Bed, Hair shuck hat
Marb;e-:op Walnut Wasbstands Toilet and
Chamber Sets and Chairs
Wainut wardrobe and Marble-top Bureau, with
Sewing Machine. in handsome walnut case
Brussels and Venj ian Carpets
Chamber ard Stair Gar psts and Rods
Walnut Exts nsion Di nix u Table
Ua 4 Mar bic top Slceboard
Oak ninir z -s;oH: Chairs
Walnut Hall Raris ard Chairs
Sesutiful French China. Dinner and Tea Sets,
matched embracing oyer - pieces
GctIets Wine Glasses
tToF, E. pIaner da and Tea k15yss Fd,.
d. ~ Tea Set. pisoss and Gastors
Two dozen best silver Table and Tea poems
Two bet Silver Salt and Musrs-d spoons
Solid Silver Soup and Oyster La lies
plated Fish Knife
Large Ironing and Kitchen Tables and other Ra-
Child g Chaise Carriage
Cne fine Rosewood-case iron case Pisno Forte,
7octsyes, elesaptiy carved legs And Tyre, with
Also, one stool. QUE Cover, lot Of Music
The furniture is principally Of kirby's superior
FERNS All iS sums % Of and under $50, cash; over
that asnn OF thirty and sixty days
mys-dads BOTELER & WILSON. Auets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSENENTS. 4.
GROWERS THEATRE.
3AsNsyLyAHIAA ASssUE,n near W.'la-ds Hotsl
rass EVENING.
Second Appearance Of
MRS. JOHN DREW, MR.. BARTON HILL,
xIss E. FRIcE. sss. STEPHENS.
Production, fer one time only, Of the
RoTALIsT;
TIE LADIES' BATTLE.
GHstsvs de 0uyron. .......~......N Nr. Barton Hill
LEONE. 49,. Miss 8. Price
To conclude with
SOMEBODY ELSE.
s.sa's ssa sits With sonsl -...-- Ms John Dsey
Louise sas no.,.1. Miss nass0p 5 PIiss H
~ Admission %, =, sud IS cents. No extra
w Fetreet, rear of Willards' Hotel.
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, srayls,
First exhibition in any city of the new great
sEos MIsEos OF OF %AsHIEGT9N saLS ION AND TIE xAR;
M1RReR OF wAshiNaroN wioS md and rnE n WAR VAR
tSTBONGSJ
Atorrect and elaborate portrsitare of
EVERY PORTION OF WASHINGTON CITY,
EVERYBODT's HOUSE!
ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
EVERYhODY's STORE.
The Promenade,
Fortliications,
Hospitals,
Barracks and
THE BATTLEs OF THE WAR FOR THE UNION
FOR A BRIEF PERIOD.
EVERY EyENlN4 At O'CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY AND sATURDAT AFTERNOONS
ATT O'CLOCK.
Admission IS cents children I5 cents my l2-5t
WILL LARos' HALL,
~ On sirest, teitrssn foptssata and Fifteenth.
Coamencire THIS MONDAY, MAY nth,
AND EVERY EVENING UsIEG TIE WEEK.
IMMENSE SUCCESS,
Ofthe great combination nu,ical entcrtaiument
Unprecedented novelty. Til. world wide and far
famed
PEAK FANIL
SWISS gELE.EESGE3S!
Cards OF admission 50 cents; reserved seats. 25
cents extra : cnic ren hs:if rrico.
TWO GRAND MAgsSEEs
viii be given on WEDA ESDAY and SATURDAY
a Fl EkSOGSS. coinlue.,cius 1t 3 o'clock
Children admitted f., tn- a:stiu.es fer Is cents
Tickets for sale 1t John Z. siss, 30S Pa az .
day, nay llth.
Eoors open It 7--coTnrls ncs at g.
The Piano used is rom .1e Inauufiet3ry OF
Ellis
my i.- c. c. CHASE. Eu. mess Agent
CANTERBURY HAGL-.
LOUISIANA A.. ssAs SI2s4 srnEs7
WM. f. SISS........ Sole Mama ger and Proprietor
Evening star., 1863-05-12

ss.z.A {, CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES T ~,
HGtZ< cAkRIAGEsI HE AZ
- On hand the best lot OF @- A~-
LIGHT CARRIA9
ever offered in this market, for style aud VI sy,
consisting In part OF Extension Tops, two ans tour
ssat ReeaawAys, top and no-tep Bugsies, %ersey
Wagons &c. &c. =.
Aiso, sUTLERs' WAGONS of all sizes, with and
without springs.
RspairiDg promptly attended to.
RoBT n. GRAHAM, coachmaker,
my llm,ifs 314 D. ana 80 1lxae1 ..
MACK CEEREL-MACKERELf
psSs io sns A JONES & CO.'S,
mxs Corner EiEAth and streets.
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By BoTELER & WILSON, Aucts.

Ey BUTELLR q WILLSUN, Aucts.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THIRTY NINE DESIR.
- ABLE BUILDING LoTs.-Gn TU ESDAY AFTER
NOON, May 5th. commencing at O'Clock, We
shall sell on the premises, the whole Of crigins.
Lots Ne i, rs. 5. IS Il, Is, I6, boiag the east
half of square No. E9
These wii be subdivided with about twenty feet
fronts, making altogether thirty. nine lots with
average depth of abou l20 feet each, running back
to an alley They are desirskly located on Seven
tsenth street west Rhede Island avenue, and
North street.
TeTms: One fourth cash. the palance in six and
twelve months, satisfactory secured. bearing
interest.
ap lS-dtd BOTELEE WILLSON, Aucts.
wTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
sccount of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING,
my6 BoTELER & WILSON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned ON account of rain until THURSDAY, aame
may8 BOTELER &c WILSON, Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-12

GROWERS THEATRE.
1AsNsyLyANIA AVENUE. near w.,l.-dr Hossl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01
Col. Neihlina.

Since Col Nsibling made II pub
lie that he supported the war policy
OF the administration, and was in
dead earnest in his desire TO pu,
down the rebellion. the Bntternuts
dubbed bim "Abolitionist." Since
the 2ls'. to a man, endorsed him,
they have discovered tLat he is a
coward ! lu Jackson tp., the Cop
perheads are circulating the story
that at Stone River the Col got be-
hind q stump. aud could not be in,
duced TO leave HE hiding place IN
i'll night. BY such vile elanders--.
such desperate lies do they seek ,t
tarnish the fair fame of q man wb,
has the honesty to serve bis countr,
rather than he p rty. Attacks o
this kind cannot injure Col. Neib
liag.