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Evening star., 1863-05-06

Y. nerchanise to p Berry; schr d. B. Bailess,
Jayne, w ashingtoa. light; schr. Henry p. Sim
mons, Hand, Washington, light; schr. Lucy
Church. Adams, do, do schr Oiiyer n. Bo2.a'
fersos, W ashington, light; sloop Bamne, Mudd.
from SANDY Bar, and other craft from Little
Fails, 5000 to Jno. A. Knight
Ueparted-Steamer Bea ufort, Ogden, Phiia-
delphia, merchandise; schr. Statesman, Nick-
ereon. Fall River, Mass, coal from Borden
Mining Go.
Arrived by canal Hero of America, G. ".
Rohbaeh, Henry I. Kindie, coal, to Borden
Mining Co also. f. X. Huntley, coal, to same;
w. E. Taylor. q. Ardinger, w. H. Barger, ID.
Crom we'll, coal, 20 Rays dock; Neptune, Root.
Stew art, coal, TO Agnue's dock; Edward Beycs,
wood; ]. g. Morrison, empty barrels; Jacob
dock; also, u. Stewart, COAL to same; Morgan
Miller, coal, to G. O. d 1. 90; Jas. Baker, &.
Borden, coal, to Borden Co.; Mrs. E. Riggs,
W. S RoseRcrans, Josephus, COAL to Rays
dock
bepar,ed: P. r. Haldemen, Boyer & Watson,
Ida Lee, Mary Ellen, G.. Morrison, A H.
Bradt, Sam Luman, E: H. Tracey. J. A; Kroone,
Jacob Brengle, W. Carrot, Edward Boyce,
Sarah Ann, M. M. Ciaggett, Monitor, Z Ienj.
Darby, Flora Temple, A. Kane, Jas. F. Essex,
Capt. Jno. Short, c. E. Detmold, r. B. Lynn.
&. w. Harper, Advance.
Business quiet. Markets unchanged with
wholesale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, S7as7.25; extra. S. family, COM
mon. sa:5CaSi05o; Darby's, SIC; Rays, SlosSa
white, s1.75asiss; very choice, 81. Germ, ssca
81. Oats, by measure, G0a85c. Hay. S25aS3e
Mill stuf-middlings, 6Oao5c.: brown stuff, 4oc;;
shorts. 30a35c.; potatoes, 65aSSc.; apples, $3.50
as37S cider, common, 1Sa22c.; do, clarified,
20a25c.; Champagne cider, SASS per case; whis-
Ky, d9c.; salt, G.. A., Si.s7xst9G; fine, s275
Cumberland coal, 81 .25; anthracite. $3.50. Wood.
pine, S4.50aS5; oak, IS 50aS6. Lumber, pine,
S25 per NJ. Plaster, lump, S6aS650 ground.
$40. Herring, $3.50 per M. Shad, s6as7 per
hundred. CUBA.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.

SUPREME COURT, Judges Cartier, O,tn and
Wylie.-Yesterday, the court was engaged in
the case Of the United Stats vs.. Stubbs, former
disbuTsing agent OF the State Department The
action Is to recover the sum of $1,000 which
Mr.. Stubs holds, claiming as commits sion of
~ per cent on sums disbursed under treaties
with England, Spain, Portugal and Peru.
Dean in behalf of Dr. Daniel Breed to q uash
warrant issued by Judge Wylie for the appre-
hension Of q fugitive slave on the ground of
informality. The Court refuseh TO grant the
motion, as DR.. Breed had no interest in the
matter
On motion Of Mr.. Darlington John H John.
son was admitted an a torney of the court.
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--LATEST QUorAT1oNs-WAs WAsHINaFoH MoH-
RY MARKEf.-Furnished by Lewis johnson &
AFFAIRS IN GEOR4RfOWN.
fCorrespondenes Evening Star.l

9HoAGBrowN, ID. c., Mhy 4, 1859
AT tho meeting Of the Board Of Common
Council, Friday evening, the following Were
appropriately referred: A message from the
Mayor, enclosing communication from John
Davidson, complaining Of the filthy condition of
the streets adjacent to his residence, and asking
some legislative action for abating tho evil; one
enclosing the account Of Ezra Curtis for work
done on account Of the corporation, and the
account OF Gales Seaton for advertising; me-
mortal Of sundry citizens and property holders
on Second street, between Lingan and Warren
streets, representing that they are suffering
great Inconvenience In consequence OF q short
supply Of water, and asking the repair of the
pump located at the intersection OF Linxan and
Second streets; the account Of VIM. Whalan, for
repairs Of hydrants, &c; the account of J. c.
Heiston CO., for coal furnished the corpora
ton; the memorial OF sundry citizens, represent
ing that the bsne mill located on the canal, be-
tween Market and Frederick streets, is a pub
lie nuisance, and asking that the same be abated
the petition Of H. A. Kaiser, asking the remis,
sion Of fine imposed upon him for violation
OF an ordinance Of the corporation.
Mr.. English reported q resolution in favor Of
Henry Okerhausen.
Mr.. Marbury reported q resolution In rela.
ton to the grades Of Gay and Olive streets.
A message was received from the Board of
Aldermen that they had passed the resolution
from this board in favor Of F. A. Lazenby, and
also that they had considered the resolution
from this board In relation to town property,
and had passed the same with an amendment,
in which they asked the concurrence Of this
board.
The beard then adjourned to meet on Friday
evening next at the usual hour-6 O'Clock D. m
GEORGETOWN, d. g., May 9Th
Last night, Andrew BARREN robbed Daniel
Martin at the boarding house of Mrs. Bur-
roughs, on Water street, Of $3.50; they were
both sleeping in the same room. This morning
Justice Reayer sent him to jail.
Yesterday afternoon, Adolph Barker, we'll
known negro barber Of this place, without any
known provocation, pushed negro man called
"Sam" of the fish wharf, who inmmediately
sunk to the bottom, and could not he rescued
This morning Barker was sent to Jail.
Yesterday, James W. Jones was arrested
for throwing oil of vitriol on Ann Leischer;
they are members Of two families occupying
the Bame house. and frequently quarrel among
themselves. Justice Reaver held him to bail
for his appearance at court
The arrivals since nay last are &s follows:
By river-Steemer Star, Curtis, Norfolk,
light schr. J. Bifdsall, Hayieton, New York,
hay TO Jos. p. Wilson; schr. Alex, Pearsell, n.
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STILL THEY COME.

The steamer John Brooks arrived this fore
noon with $50 rebel prisoners, taken in the late
engagements, most OF them In the fight OF Satur-
day. Among them are about fifty officers, sew.
eral of them being colonels. They mostly be.
long to North Carolina and Alabama regiments
About one o'clock a detachment OF the Penn.
sylvania Reserves took them in charge, and
marched them TO the Soldiers Rest. There
are few wounded among them, who were
taken in ambulances to the barracks. Many Of
them were taken by Gen. Sickles in his bril-.
liant dash upon the rebel lines, and the rebei
prisoners speak Of his bravery in unmeasured
terrns.
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~ Alexandria, Louisiana, the town said Il
.,fn

~AIexandria, Louisiana, the town said to
have been captured by Farragut's gunboats,
ard in the course OF being occupied by General
Banks forces, is small village situated On the
81 nth bank Of the Red river, one hundred aad
fifty miles above its mouth; and nearly three
hundred miles overland from New Orleans by
the route travelled by General Banks, and
three hundred and fifty miles from New Or.
leans by he river. Steamboats, can navigate
the Red river more than three hundred miles
from Alexandria TO Shreveport, short dis.
tazce above which place the raft makes the
river impossible.
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there.
OFFICERS KILLED

The foilowinS is q partial list Of officers re.
ported rs killed during the battles at Chancel.
IorviIle Maj Gen. Berry, Of Me-, while GAL
lan.ly fighting; Col. Mcknight, 1o5th Pa; Col.
Lancaster, 175th Pa; Col. Shamrock 1O9th Pa
Col. Stevens, 18th Excelsior brigade; Lieut.. Col
Scott, Sd Wis; Lieut.. Col Chaplin, s8th N. Y.
Major Keenan,, 'sth Pa. cav; Maj. Streuse, 46th
Pa; Capt. Ellsworth, s6th N. 7.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
BACK AGAIN,

Among the rebel prisoners brought up yes
terday is q son Of ex-senator A. @. Brown. Of
Mississippi, and few others who are we'll
known about Washington. Capt. E. B. Rob-
inson, Unknown here as "Buli Robinson
who took an active part in the National Vol.
un;eer Association about the time OF the in.
coming Of this administration is reported among
the number.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
TERNAL REV. UB.

NOTICE.
All persons in business are hereby notified that
they are required to make application to the as
sistant Of the district in which they live
do business or 1T the Assessors Office, No. 44l
Eighth street west near north, during the pres.
ent Month IA also all persons having unexpired
licences must renew them for one year from Mayl,
Is63-only paying for that portion of the year be.
tween the expiration ofthsir present licences. un
The names of the Assistants are as follows:
No. Geo G. B. Mitchell, for all the city west Of
Fifteenth street west. Office Fifteenth
street, one door south of avenue.
No. Thos. Marche, for all Of the city between
eleventh and Fifteenth streets west.
Office ~ Eighth street for the present.
No. g. Henry Lyles, all of the city between Seventh
and Eleventh streets west. Ofce ~
Eighth street. west.
No. 4. Il. Ferguson from Seventh street west to
Second street east. Office ST. Pennsylvania
avenue.
No. 5. Geo Collsrd. all of the city east of Second
at east Office corner N south and Fourth
streets east.
No. 6. George Il Larcombe all south and west Of
city canal Office G at south near Thir-
teenth and a-h8lfs IT. west.
Net Chas. D. Welch. all of Geor getown. Office
Bridge street, Mayors Office.
No. 8. De We're Burr, all of the county Of Washing
ton outside Of Washington city and
Georgetown. Office Qusensboro," in
county.
II is desirable and earnestly requested that all
persons interested be prepared to render q state
mept Of their income from all sources for the
lSt2, when called on by the assistant assessor.
m6- 1w p. NJ. PEARSON, Assessor for
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A DisloyaI NJ OBJ mt Day yten-The Telegraph

A Disloyal NJ OBJ mt Dayten-The Telegraph
Wires cut, and the Journal Office Fired'
CINCINNATI. May 5-The disloyai mob at
Day ton, enrased by the arrest OF Valiandis-
ham, have cut all the telegraph wires in that
city and set the Journal Office on fire. It was
fearrd that Wendell Phillips house will be
burned. The telegraph office has been closed.
fer fear OF da mage.
Phillips resides in Salem, Massachusetts.
Tne house N entioned in the dispatch is proba-
bIy some hotel bearing his name.-Ed. Star.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
SAMAR GIFT!
SaMARITAFS GIFT!

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eorsRa4ssA 4ss 5ftEH e. tl3s sHEsI ssHsIfTukEs Fl r.
Contains no Minessi no Bsisam. no MercurY. ~
They yentsey Savns no se
juIe the stomach or bowels of the most dslicsts.
in twenty -four Jurs" Prepared by q graduate
of the Univerity of Pennsyivania; one of the most
eninent Doctors and Chemists 81 the present day.
NO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO oHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those who have espsired Of getting cured /,
Or who have been gorged with Balsam copaiva. or
''e''uf' vi 's1MARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mai in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female, -. --
s9SSR sSa ssIs &
sAMARI7ANs RoST IND HERB JUICES
MARITANS loot AND HERB JUICE. is the
sSsd rssehes and
sss gsISsssss T:.s tsss # I'll: Sqifi;;, i; N:
'r' that fer Fefs 81 a6H After
k6f
M sysJy e. .ssta os the
FEMALEsi FBMALEsH
In affections Sith xhfh RqnS e r.
most happily sdapted. in liberated Uterus, n
Whites, In bearing down, Falling Of The Womb.
Sent by express. Price d bottle, or 6 bottles
p,,o. amasIrANH MAJ: Az, s!2.,sss GHAsoRn WASH
DESMOND & CO.. Box 1sl PhiladslIhis Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of lltA and
II HENRY ssisSei COOK. Al.,.ndri.. m.,str
Evening star., 1863-05-06

ITALIAN NOpKRA.-Grsu's italian Opera Com
pany have arrived here. s. Martha" is 70 be
given tonight, with sa enlarged orchestra,
Oord,er, Moreasi, Brignoii, Susini and Barip
taking the principal parts.
Evening star., 1863-05-06

IOnr latest intelligence from Western Vir.
cir ia T. tina, the rebels have been entirely driven
OF from the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad They are in the mountains back Of
<garksburg, with a large Federal force in the
vicinity watching their movements.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
TIM REYNo oLDs HOUSE.

The undersigned. thankful to his friends and the
public in genera !, for the patronage they - 1
nav nass Slsen him e former proprietor ofEY
leave to inform them that he has transferred ans
to the corner oflsth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, where he has opened house in
new and complete style. Connected with it is q
RESTAURANT, where the best Of Wines and
Liquors will always be on hand Meals can be had
at all hours, and at the shortest notice
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
esta ablishment.
may6 3m j. W. REYNOLDS, proprietoF.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
WOUNDED,

Gen. Mott, wounded in the late battles, ar
rived'in this city to-day.
Gen. Sickles, we learn. was slightly wound.
in the arm, On Sunday morning.
Gen. Geary was also slighty wounded
Evening star., 1863-05-06
PROM ASPINwALL.

NEW YoRK, May 6.-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived from Aspin wall ON the s7th
ultimo with two hundred thousand dollars in
treasure
Evening star., 1863-05-06

NATIONAL LoAB-SUescri criptiens, yester.
day. to the national loan, tarGus1 Jay Cooke
l. Co, footed Hp 81 ,aC2, 500.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
THE COMMUNICATIONS OF LEES ARMY CUT
IN EVERY DIRECTION

THE ELEVENTH ARMY CORPS FIGHTS
BRAvELY ON MONDAY AND YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
vARiETtE5i VARtETiE9l
Fronting on Pa. avenue and Ninth 1t.

GRAND MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON
Atsp. N, for Ladies and Gents.
BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE!
TONIGHT ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
MR. L1SLI1, the great Rope Walker.
@. ". PARKER, the Boneless Oontortionist.
H1LENA SMITH and ADA TEsMAN,
EveFy Lady and 6ent!emsn in the Company ~
pears in . Splendid Entertainment
TWO NEW PANToMIMEsl
Sipgins and Dancing. Negro Acts. &o, &c.
NIB. LESLIE WILL MAKE PRRILOUS AS
CDNeION
on the Tisht.rope outside Of the Varieties, weather
permitting, this sfternoon-repeatirgi il on Thurs
day night.
JACK SHEPPARD Tomorrow Nishtt
JACK SHEPPARD To- morrow Nisasi
Admission Is and 50 cents. Mrtinee 20 and n
Evening star., 1863-05-06

THE COLUMN UNDER GEN. AvERILL GOES
TO JCCLPEPER COURT HOUSE, ROUTS
LEES CAVALRY. WHICH FALLS BACK
ACROSS THE RAPIDAN. BURNING
THE RAILROAD BRIDGE IN
THEIR PANIC.
A THIRD COLUMN, UNDER GEN. BCPORD,
PUSHES ON TO GORDONSyILLE AND
CUTS THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
GORDONSYILLE AND GORDONS-
VILE AND CHARLOTTES-
VILE
Evening star., 1863-05-06


THEY TRY IT AGAIN ON TUESDAY, AND ARE
REPULSED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES!
We have positive information from General
Hooker's army up to yesterday at noon.
The Richmond papers of yesterday, the 5th,
contain various dispatches from Lees army
One Of them claims victories for the rebels on
Saturday and Sunday last, when they really
effected nothing, (as we know well from dozen
different Union sources,) though losing enor-
mously in killed and wounded, as the Rich
mond papers admit
This rebel dispatch says that on Saturday
Lee drove Hooker out OF the Little Wilderness
back to Chancellorsville, and on Sunday drove
him from Chancellorsville to q position In that
immediate vicinity. As the Union accounts Of
Saturdays engagement, in other columns OF
to-day's Star, explain, the falling back was on
the part Of Sigers late (now Howard's) corps,
which behaved so disgracetully and was only
saved from annihilation by the gallantry of
Hooker's original division, under Berry, which
checked tho enemy's pursuit and drove him
back in turn with great loss.
SO far as Sundays change OF position is con.
cerned. it was simply concentration Of Hook
er's force in q far better position than immedi i.
ately at Charlottesville, though very near it,
1t was enected with small loss to US when
compared with the loss sustained by the rebels
in assaiung US during the movement
On Monday afternoon, the rebels attacked
our left-Howard's corps-and after q despe-
rete engagement were completely repulsed
with great loss. Yesterday forenoon they
again advanced against us at the same point,
but were able to stand the contest but for fifteen
minutes; when they again fell back, repulsed
with heavy loss.
Stoneman's expedition proved great success,
indeed. The Richmond papers of the 5th fyes.
terday) say that his forces played sad havoc
with their railroad. at Hanover Junction and
other points; destroying locomotive YES and a large
amount OF other valuable property, and all the
railroad 5rides to within five miles of Rich.
mond.
Gen. Sedgwick having duly executed his
feint below Fredericksburg, has recrossed the
river with his force, and we presume is now
doubtless carrying out some other portion OF
Gen. Hooker's plans.
In the Richmond papers mentioned above IS
dispatch from Gen. Lee to JEFF. Davis, say
ing that (the reiel) General Paxton Is killed,
Saoaewan ia, kson severely wounded, and
Geas. Eeih and A. p. Hill also badly wound.
ed.
Another rebel dispatch states that the rebel
ioee In killed and wounded has been very
heavy.
We may add that it is understood here tina.
the position which General Hooker has occu.
pied since moving a short distance from Chan.
ecilorsyille on Sunday last, is impregnable.
He and his whole army were yesterday
morning u the best spirits, and the sentiment
OF en,lre confidence in the final result Of his
admirable strategy and tactics was universal
there.
Evening star., 1863-05-06

n~ MEETING OF THE GERMAN RELIEF
Ill Society for the relief Of sick and wounded
srIdiers on TIL RSDAY, the 7th Of May, at p. :.
at c. Ackmann's Restaurant. 1t 1 street, between
G and II. Oblect-1he relieving of mem ers sent
TO Fredericksburg by the Sanitary Commission.
mG-2t A. r HLERS Secretary.
NSNoTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
US Hackmen's Association. There will be
mont thly meeting on THURSDAY EVENING. at
O'Clock at their room on 9th street. The members
are requested to be punctual, as business of i'm
pOrtance is to be transacted.
BY order of the President.
m6-2tt JOHN +. BRAXTON Sec.
n~GkAND DEMONSTRATION BY THE SONS
NS or fTENPERANCE.-The various D visions
Of the order of Sons of Tenn perancs in this city
viii hold Grand Public Demonstration on
WhDn nESDAY IvEN!NG, the 9Th instant, in
MeKendree chapel, on Massachr setts ayenus, be
tween 9Th and 10th streets, in honor of the pres
exec Of the Head of the Order in North America,
Mr. 8. L. CARLToS, n. VI. p, of Portland, Maine.
Interesting ~ dresses may be expected from 8.
L. CARLTON Of Maire FRED A. FIoKART. Of Phil
adelphia, Aessrs. 8AaT and GoBRIGHf, Of Mary
land. ana others. Good Singing By an excellent
Choir.
The Divisions. with their lady visitors clothed in
Rooms at o'clock.
A Band Of Muiic will be provided to head the
PROCESSION, which will march to the Church In
order.
The meeting commences ut o'clock 1t.
Evening star., 1863-05-06
HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY EAST OF
IL the Capitol, of the celebrated
HOFFMAN NINE OF CUMBERLAND GOAL,
We are nov ready To furpish II

At LOW KITES FOX CASH,
BY the sin gle ton or cargo.
We have always on hand .ull assortment Of
6rst elass COAL, guar anteed 24O lbs. to the ton
Also. . large stock OF PM AID OAK WOOD and
nicely prepared KINDLING WOOD.
Orders prom pity and faithfully executed.
RICHARDS Il GUINAND,
~ Wood and Coal Yard corner Of lat street east
and street south Depot 1T the foot Of 4th street
eeSt-M oshers Wharf. my eolVs
Evening star., 1863-05-06
SI|COlD EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT
NEWS FROM H00KER'S ARMY.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF STONE.
MANS GREAT CAVALRY RAID
INTO THE CONFEDE.
RATE LINES.

ONE COLUMN, UNDER COL DAVIS, BREAKS
UP THE RAILROAD FROM HANOVER
JUNCTION TO WITHIN FIVE
MILES OF RICHMOND,
Evening star., 1863-05-06

EoR sALE+A FAMILY CARRIAGs. nearly
= now. Inquire at ARRISON' q Gift store. near
the corner 80 street and Pc. ay. mysSt'
s.x.p 1s6 R1haSS RSSx d bsss
k1ssiIs st IS Street, three doors ires S1
Hall. my6-2t'
SIM CASH WILL BE PAIg TO AMI ONE
vicinis, Of willard q Hotel Also, any part Of the
sai
Ofiee. myS st
By THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Gso-ee!oicH, ID. C.
$50 AN s i eP aSe SIDES Aa.cn AZ
~ SS1 sEsoos .s: H.s g., II rs, eaIssi
l,s Barrels osciasE zo. . ~ ", mo
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
5000 sssSs rSibA$ s,4.sssggss
st At ociess shs sell tn a.stS II
schr: "H9Ettnsia" consisting Of 5000 Bushels
Win be- sold rs Vessel without for e.si
i the e e.. 1sssfs il lots not sss than @
rear Of warehouse i9s Hn WstsF st5sst ret gesEyeto.u
gy ]. @. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
Two SPRING WAGONS AND DoGsL. HAk-
ING Ma, 10 osGsk in front Of the Aaso
2sprips WAGONS
nys-d IRepl J. G. NICE UIRH & 90, Acoss.
CANTERBURY Hall.
W. L9utsIANA ssIA Az, :,,I ssAa y. s!1ra ss,E...
THE WORLDSMoDEL MUSIC HALL.
THE GREAT TEMPLEef FORGETFULNESS
GIGANTIC Artistic ALLnNCE.
A BRILLIANT BILL EVERY NIGHT
in the .H..'; ss Mssis sss production ..
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OR
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s,gsl ate q aSF0Ds spd
usually undergo in preparns them for ehs nsIS4
capacities OF the com psnios Of music halls sense-
nisss 0s5 q til. w, ases +
and ct the Matinee OF Saturday afternoon.
hh' GEORGE r. EDEsos As B1ursKrn
Last week positively Of their united a,psara.c..
VI tnV 8IeAt
MISS g. ;y.1. t!sE s2}SsHsssis..,os'
MISS HkN ESTLNE DK FAIBER.
MISS M'Llas HAla faHGHGAHnka: aGG1sTa and MARIE
Reproduction Of Mons Szollosys
bixaa ANS NhS'GSifHh GNDHMioN: HNt:r or
THE GODDESS 9al OF THE CHASE.
CANTERBURY BALLNT TROUPE
Last time of viii appear
THE Gypsy TRIO.
THE GRlAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
THE PR0DIGIoUs ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY.
DICK PARKER,
b. ". EGAN.
J. SYLVAS CLARKE,
MASTER JOHNNY,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
MILE ANNETTl 8ALLBTTI,
The greatest Danseuse in the world is engaged and
win shortly appear.
Admission A cents Orchestra Arm Chairs. U
cents; Private Boxes. (holding six,) S5,
Doors open at o'clock. Pe1fornanss att.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
foR LADIES AED CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Com pany will appear
vARiETtE5I vARiETiE9l
Fronting on Pa. avenue and Ninth 1t.
Evening star., 1863-05-06

n%THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN OF
lI the Seventh Ward favorable to the election
OF Dixon, Douglas and Forsyth are requested to
meet at Island Hall on WEDN EsDAY EVENING,
May 9th. at half past O'Clock, to nominats cardi.
dates for the Board of Aldermen and Comm ON
Council my 6-2t~
nEIEa1 n AAo HHV NOMlNA AIEv
their friends willrneet At the Exchange Hotel @
street, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at p.
mess nv A-3ts
Evening star., 1863-05-06
Washington Money Market.

Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurren-
money, furnished by Lewis johnson & Co.,
Bankers
Buying. Selling
U. .. coupon Bonds, 1881 ......lO 107x
Do, 1881, 5.20's. par
q. 3. 7.3O Notes. ...... ....."...1O6 10.
Quartermasters Checks. ...... .994
New Certificates. tes............96Sa99
u. s. Demand Notes ...... 14eat50
American Gold. .14Sai5O
American Silver. i30
NEW YORK RATES.
Coupon 8's, 1881, 1G7 \; 73Ts, iG61; New Ger
tifieates, s9S; Gold, 1851. Stocks lower. Gold
firm.
Evening star., 1863-05-06

EOR PURE ORE
f 60 to the stand :
nue., Washington
NorSlern Liberty A
oouuty IC8 OR&Af
any part OF the oil
named stands will /
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PAPERHANGINGS.

AQG PAPERHANGINGS. AOG
New and choice patterns, different Grades and
prices, inst received at ]. MARKRITGR6.
IN No. 4S6 Seventh st., s doors above
tit - odd Fellows Hall.
~ Terms cash for goods and labor. my4 so5ws
Evening star., 1863-05-06

THE REBELS MAKE DESPERATE ATTACK
UPON HOOKER ON MONDAY AND
ARE REFUSED
Evening star., 1863-05-06

M atRUP SODA WArRR
,rney 7th street aud Pc. ave.
aiding, and Stand No II
,rket: Also, pure Baltiuore
furntshed in all quantities d
7. Cfdexs lsft ct the aboyD
ompay oiled. my l-lvs
Evening star., 1863-05-06

II GREEN SPRINas.
The Projectors Of Green Springs take pleasure
in ammo uDeins to the citizens Of Washing . 4
plsee Of resort will Be reopened fer the jEsH i
aee2mmeda alton of parties and after the 1lth day
Of May 1S63 For further particulars apply on the
grounds. about ten minutes' walk from the cars in
Geo rGetown. H. HUTOHIE9,
JOHN W POTTER,
my 6-6ts Proprietore
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EOR sALE.S00 set IL and l.horse second .haaa
/ FARNE6S: 80 good second hand citizen and
Mcclellan 9ADDLEb; Also, q large lot OF second
kspd BRIDLES. Apply to 81 8. JOHNSTON. No.
372 Pa, ey en1e, between ~ and 9Th streets, Or.
posite National. an 4s-eoIn,s
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The RICHMOND PAPERS ALSO ADMIT THAT
STONEMAN'S CAVALRY HAVE CUT
OFF THE RAILROAD CONNEC-
TIONS TO WITHIN FIVE
MILES OF RICHMOND!
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Hooker's position at Chancel-
lorsville Impregnable!
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM
RICHMOND PAPERS OF YES
TERDAY.
THEY ADMIT TREMENDOUS LOSSES AMI THE
DEATH OF THEIR GENERAL PAXTOE.

ALSO. THAT STONEWALL JACKSON Is Sc
FERELY WOUNDED, AND GENERALS
HETH AND A. P. HILL BADLY
WOUNDED.