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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

We regret to learn that MIR. WMIINr
father of Mrs. Hattie Bernard, died on
the 10Th inst, at his residence in Glove
land, Ohio, He was a highly respected
aud worthy gentleman, beloved by al
who knew him intimately. Ills death
is sad blow to Mrs Bernard, We
trust that she will permit ms, and her
numerous other friends in Nashville, TO
sympathize with her in her bereavement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21
uIoiaIs Of NashviIi5.

TIE nymphs Of the Idahoe. having
been turned away from the inhospitable
shores of Louistille.snd Cincinnati, have
again settled in the Crock City" and
will proceed as of yorc, stare in pu5lc,
and, LaJeye pudicitiam pro pyeti0. A mill
tary order admonishes these sinful dam
sells that "on presentation Of a Surgeons
certificate and payment Of license fee,
they will receive license to practice
their profession" GAIL such women
found doing business after this date,
without such certificate and license, will
be incarcerated in the work house for
not less than thirty days"
$500 in license fees were received
yesterday. Shocking!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

Mn. LINCOLN is quite an artist. He
is succeeding finely in his draft of New
York city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

Two hundred and sixty-fiye citizens
took tho oath Of allegiance at the Pro-
yost Marshars Office during the week
ending Wednesday last The friends of
the rebellion grow beautifully less.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

A dispatch to the Louisville papers
states that our gallant friend, A, c..
uIlLlM, Adjutant General of Tennessee,
has been appointed Brigadier General.
Inrice worthy is he Of the distinction.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

To our young TREND W. c, COLLIER,
we are indebted for the Louisville and
Cincinnati papers, and the Nro Yok
ledger Thanks to him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

There were tlir,y-two cases tried in
recorder SHANE's court yesterday OF
'aese two were discharged ten sent to
Vie work-housei the remainder paid
Zines and costs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

A BU0GY AND Horse GoNE.--0n the
10th inst. young man named Simpson
hired horse and buggy of Mr.. f. w.
Tcaley, at the Eclipse Stable, Market
street, and has taken care not 70 return
them according to contract. 1t is be-
lieved that he intended to appropriate
them to his own use, and has done 30.
Mr. Tealey offers a suitable reward for
the apprehension Of the thief and the
recovery of his property. See adyer-
tiscment.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

BATTERY G, 1sT TENNESSEE AaTmEBY.
We are gratilied 10 learn that our young
friend, JOE V. MEIGs, ESQ, son Of r. j.
Meigs, Esq, has been commissioned by
Gov JOHNSON 10 recruit men for Battery
G, let Tenn, Artillery. Lieut.. Meigs is
an intelligent, active and entCrprising
young gentleman, and possesses many Of
the qualities which constitute the true
soldier. His whole soul 10 enlisted in
the cause of the Union, and his earnest
prayer is for an opportunity TO aid in
diving The minions of tho Richmond
Despotism from his native Tennessee
We wish him speedy success in recruit
ing his battery,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

We are requested to state that the OBJ
struction Of sidewalks by little boys and
others with wagons, &C., is against the
law, and that from this date the law will
be enforced. This offence has been car
ried 10 an extent of late, that makes it
nuisance, and our authorities, lenient
to an unusual degree, think the time has
come for its abatement. Beware, boys.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-21

A large quantity of old papers can
had by inquiring at this office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
THE WAR rENNEsSEE.

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-Colonel Jacob, in Sun
days light with the rebels Cluke and Chenault
at Horse Shoe Bottom Narrows, on the Cum
berland river, lost forty-two men, including
three officers.
Captain Chenault and several other rebel
officers and ninety eight men were killed and
three rebel prisoners taken. General John H.
Morgan was in command, with nine regiments,
aggregatiDg four thousand, which are still on
the south side of the Cumberland, only small
squads having crossed at different points.
Colonel Graham, at Glasgow, killed several
rebels and drove two hundred to the south side
no considerable force on the north side of the
Cumberland.
Morgan purrosed going into Kentucky, bnt
has been defeated by the forces of Coils. BOYLE
and Holman, and the Twentieth Michigan, un-
der Colonel Jacob, at the Narrows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
From North Alabama.

CIsCINNATI. May IA rebel captain
writing from Huntsville, Alabama, under date
of May 9Th, says: 1--WE have had gay time
during the past fifteen days, hunting abolition
devils. whose advance and retreat through the
valley is traced by burning dwellings, corn
and bacon, and innocent women and children
leaving the roads in their noble efforts to es-
cape from the more than savage foe. Thanks
to God and Forrest, not a Yankee treads the
soil OF Alabama save as prisoners of war.
Among the captured are many belonging 10 the
First Alabama Federal Cavalry, taken in the
neighborhoOd where they were raised. The
prisoners taken comprised the forces under
Colonel Straight and Were captured al Rome
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LATE FROM GEN. GRANTS DEPART.
MENT

Movements OF Grants Army-Jacks son.
Miss. Probably Invested. and the only
Mode OF Retreat Open TO the Rebels ~ NJ
the YaZoO River.
CAIRO, Ill, May l2.-InteIligtnce from the
army under Maj. Gen. Grant indicates thss
there has been no more important movement
during the " ar than that recently ac complishe,i
in Mississippi In order that its importance
may be fully comprehended, resume OF events
may be necessary. twill probably be remem-
bered that after Gen. Grant. with his array.
reached New t>lrthage, several gunboats and
transports ran the batteries and arrived a.
Grand Gulf, place on the Mississippi river,
where the Big Black river empties into it.
There the rebels had thrown up strong forrit-
cations and pronounced them impregnablr
I he gun boats. according TO the plan, made
an attack in front, while Il portion of General
Grants army took them in the raar. The bar-
tie was 4 short one, but inflicted severe pun
ishment on the Rebels. The army was then
ordered to move, and captured Bruinsburg.
Port Gibson. Bayon Pierre and Rodney. The
next thing In order, according TO the pro-
gramme, was TO march 10 the rear of Nlckshurg
In order TO prevent this, the Rebels, estimated
at ten thousand in number, occupied and en-
deayored to hold TO the woods about five miles
from Port Gibson
The country is quite hilly, and rayines and
bayous tend TO make il very diff cult to move
large bodies OF men over 1t. The Feoerals ad-
Vanced cautiously, I'LL they came mp 10 the
enemy, and. before the Rebel commander was
fully aware OF the approach OF three thousand
Fede rals, the attack was made. The superior
force OF the foe, and the uneven face of the field
rendered the attack hazardous; but with an
unYieldng determination to succeed, the brave
sons of the West pushed forward, and, with
yell and shouts CT svictory or DEATH" rushed
upon the enemy. An eye illness of the fight,
a man W no has melt gunpowder in several
closely contested battles, says he never saw a
more glorious scfne
The Rebels, when our forces fell on them
We're borne backv ard in confusion. and com
PEELED to abandon their dead and wounded. A
rebel captain says, that out of ninety six men,
only tw, MY .touT OF his men escaped unhurt.
The Federais captured four hundred and twen-
ty-pight prisoners and four pieces OF artillery.
The loss in killed and wounded was six hun.
dred. 1t Is. impossible TO tell the Rebel loss.
After this conflict the army pushed forward,
capturing stIarglers and destroying the bridge
From this poinf they Went on, and burned the
and q halt miles OF frestle work.
The jackson Appeal, OF the 9th, contains an
editorial on the success of General Grant,
conceded that civilians know at least what Ia
try" The same editorial places Gen. Grant
at the head and front of the Federsls, II ia
proLable that Jackson is now invested, and tha
Vicksbure is W. the Yazoo river. Even there
they viii he safe Gully fer short time. for 9ens
Grant and Dodge will soon hunt them out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 14.-Seyeral flag. of.
truce boats are due from City Point but none
have yet arrived.
The Sd New York regiment, Col. Afford, con-
tinue their organization. Notwithstanding that
the time of more than half of their number has
expired. They have now upwards of 700
members on duty, which shows that the OFF,
GERS of the regiment have been very successful
in their efforts to re-enlst the old members and
thus reorganize this fine regiment.
All is quiet at Suffolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
4 GRAND M4TlNEE
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTEKNOON, at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AID CHILDREN.
VARIETIES! VARIETIESl
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
Eamblin d Co. Projectors

vARiETlESI VARIETIES!
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
Fitz Simmons. @ Stage Manager and Adysrtiser
Only Temple o. Amusement in Washington which
is EuFhe FhSEE eE YdNpEys BkUsD srnEETs EE1EsPssns on
Currents Of A" fsnrs"f ns4ss ,A',;ss 5Argssh tA B''"s '
That this is shs Coolest risss cf Amusement in
akEAr akE sAFpkbAY SAT- kbAY sISHF fShF BILL BILL
r;tz s,ILma LAST NIsnr ssI1 pssITssLY nsL vur.,
5zeK 4 Gk SHESSP11kBB:: sHHESPP1sB:
AD All ths brsn attic go%panz S sppearinr. AM
VARIETY Temple for the last ten MIS- hts-nov per.
RKGUkAR isiGiSk 's CONCERT HALL PERFORMANCE /!
THREE COMPANIES COhBInED IN 0EE,
ASd antQ BE- SEEN q snfl p,ies Of Ad,sis,ios
Forms Every Lady engaged for her b and, ome
personal apps arance ana S , sEfistic I i merits
SATURDAY NIGHT AENNHrERTAINMENT.
ENCHANTING sPIRiTs eF GaAoEi
Drop In and ZEE ,he T Fair R lighters Of the Muses.
yfta5iss of the song ana psass
Pisk NkfkiNs I and R65 hsII"oSiA Isn"a
abbiE EShSESss md md sss sIss fWFiTjSoh
yusin AHd Dozens Of Other Astistssi saNai,
PUN and FRIvoLITY!
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
COMMENCING AT THREE O'CLOCK.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEEl
FRENCH SPY OR THE sTORMING OF ALG IERS,
viii shortly be produced.
The Psntonime Of the BRlGANDs.
The Farce of JEMBO JUN.
The world fsnnownsd sn ,n, L 0Lp D. foLRs' CONCERT.
New Monster Ball Monaay Night
Admission Is and 81 cents. Private Boxes, S5
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL!
ODD FELLOWS HALLi
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS COMBINED
MON DAY EVENING, May II, aud every evening
during the week, with Day Performance on
srEREoPffcoEY Y!"SsSTPEaEoPfT1SfnoSoN
6 Universally pronounced to be the Most beautiful
nature, the mckt beautiful photographic Views Of
Scenery Z statuary, Bas Relefs, Celestial and AMI
mated obJeets buildings, Ruins, dc stereosoo pic
are universally admired. BY the aid f light the
most werful known to science, they are sRoWn
By the stereopticon, Immensely enlarged, and With
snperb Pictures v i'll be op exhibition but short
time, and all who admire the beantiful shouid can
brace the opportunity now offered to see them, in
pioRsMA' 'of of 9ifRRihR TR RnssAN ss WAR;
in which, by the aid of mecba ieal and chsmicsl
effects, are illustrated Scenes OF Sanguinary War,
Battles sieses, Terrific Gales. Reviews. Naval
fieeSs. afa Al the paraphernsis associated win
~ Admission IS cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
children Is cents my if-lw@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
1T MATTERs NOT |
Sor TT MAYTngs MOTT

WILL q WARN ER'S COl0RIFI0 sili gradually
And certainly change II wi hout ioss of time and
without any wash or preparation = never fails
10 color exceeding all others in quality, durability
and beauty.
~ Wholesale and retail st Bo3W ELL = Militia
u and Fancy Store 302 street. eEaF Itthz-ao!a
Hssnt for Washington and the Digtsiet. as I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
ShipInent of Treasnre.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Bot the treasure
shipped by the steamer OriZiha to-day,
SlGs,0G0 is for the London Lloyd's, that being
their proportion of the amount recovered from
the wreck of the steamer q olden Gate. Nearly
SsOp,Lu IN all have been reco yered, upon which
the wreckeTs charge from 50 to 10 per cent. sal
wage,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
Shot for DpSeFti0n.

NASHVILLE, May l5.-Prlyate Julius Mieke,
of the 10th Michigan Infantry, shot
noon to. day lor desertion.
The river is falling. There is now only five
feet on The shoals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
By BOTRLER & WILSON auets


GALE ATAUC7IOE OF THIRTY NINE DEsIE
- ABLE BUILDING LoTs.-0n TU ESDAY AFTER.
NOON, May 5th, commencing at 4 o'clock re
shall sell on the premises, The whole of sina!
Lots Ne. ], 2,S, 4,5 IS, H. is, l6, being the east
half of square No. l59,
These will be subdivided with about twenty feet
fronts, akng altogether thirty nine lots with sH
average depth of abou. l2ofeet esch. running bach
TO an alley. They are desirabl, located on Seven.
teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue and
North N street.
Term.: One fourth cash the palance in six sna
twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing
interest
ap l5-dtd BOTELER& & WILSON, ,Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING
my6 BoTELER & WILSON, Aucts.
S THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
poned on account Of rain until THURSDAY, lame
hour and place
maya BOTELER d WILSON, Aucts.
STHE ABOVEsALEis AGAIN POSTPONED
ON account of the weather, until TUESDAY EVE
MING next, May 18th, same hour.
my Is BOTELER 4 WILSON. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
Rrcak in the Erie. Canal

ALBANY, May ia break in the canal oc-
curled near Hotfman's Ferry to- day, bnt viii
be cpair' by mornin@. a bad land slide 1T
Fpltonvilie also occurred to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

HIDES-HIDES.
~ u1 n soll n Public Auction, On evss
vEpHEsDIY and iATURDAY, st 4 o'clock
m Al the wharf on aixtb street, waSetnnstEn. a..
naie. - ro.>. q, he raid n n 9
Terms eeat g. BILL,
n.%snt OF tcsson.l sSls; 1t. COL and o 9. Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
Murder by Convict.

Re, KLANp, Me-, May 1.-THE warden of
the state prison. A. L. Thomaston, was mur-
dered this forenoon by a convict named COOLER,
y fnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
Aoe OVAL pIorURE FRAMEs.
4S,

The handssmest assortment Of Oval Frames in
the District from the best manufaetory in thS
country -. j. .MARKRITERS,
No. 4s6 seyenth ct, doors shove
ODD Fellows Hall
81 Terms cask my l-eo5wr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
The Strike at Buffalo.

BrFFALo, May 15-The strike among the la
borers has ended. their terms being acceded 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArOHEs.}
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.


Active Operations Of the Federal Forces
Batteries Erected on Folly lsIand-The
lron.Clads ut North EdiSto.
FORTRESS MONROE, May I5-Yesterday's
Richmond papers have been received, with
dates from Charleston to the l2th inst. A dis
patch says:
built formidable batteries on Folly Island,
bearing upon the southern extremity of Nor
ris Island. Several Yankee regiments are for
tfying Seabrook Island. and five iron-clads
and numerous transports are at North Edisto.
Several steamers have arrived from Nassau,
having run the blockade. Some steamers due
are missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneer

ByGREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FX1ENSlVE SALE OF TIE MOST 2PLENDID
II FURNITURE AT AUcTIoE,-On TU Es9AY, the
18th of May, at 10 O'Clock A. M. we shall sell at
the residence of q gentleman declining house
keeping, in Georgetown, at the Cottage House
situated on the corner of 8h and Frederick streets
three doors west Of the reservoir, viz
One Splendid Suit of Green Plush Covered Solid
Walnut Carved, consisting of Tete g. tete Sofas
and Side and other Chairs
Elegant Walnut Bookcase and Marble top Table
Chinese Dressing Case and Walnut Whatnot
Elegant Marble top Walnut Dressing Bureaus
Do Walnut Bedste ads and Wsrdrob,s
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Sets and Chairs
Do Extension, Dining, and other Tables
Do Stdeboards and Oak Dining Chairs
Hall Racks, Chairs, Large Arm and LADIES'
Large French Plate and other Mirrors
Large Walnut Dressing Swing Glasses
Hair, Cotton top, and other Mattresses
Fine Brussels. Ingram, Stair and other Carpets
Hall Oilcloth and Stair Rods
China, Dinner and Tea SETS
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Cooking, Badiator. and other Stoves
Large lot Of Kitchen Requisites
One Ladies Riding Saddle and Bride
And many other articles too numerous to enum-
crate
ES-Ws call attention of persons in want of good
Furniture and CaI pets, to attend the sale they
will have ine opportunity of getting good Goods
0i my ngt ndtd pdtd aaaAGGRE GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
IIANDSOME AND SPACIOUS FOUR-STOI

uAN DSOMt AND SPACIOUS FUU R-STORY
IL AND BASEMENT BRICK House. WITH BACK
BUILDING AND Lor, fRoSTINa ON NORTH g, BETWEEN
FOUR R-ANp-A-HALF AND THRU STREETS, AT AUC.
TIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, We sh all
sell, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock NJ,
that spacious Four story Br ck House belon to
the estate of the late Dr. Bailey, being part of lot
of street north, between Third and Four and half
streets west, being house No. 392 street. The
lot has front OF % feet inches by depth of 1888
feet inches to 80 foot alley frenting on which is
The house is q well built four story, with back
building and base ment, containing in all sixteen
conveniently arranged rooms. with . wide hall
running through the whole department and porch
in the rear; also . side alley Leading out to
We deem any comment In commendaton of the
above described property would Be Hperhuous;
susce It to it Is the most desirable and besuti
full location for private reside in the city of
Washir gton and any person wishing to procure
handsome residence or make . good Investment
win 10 Well to attend the sale
Terms one-third cash; balance in six and twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
fIsr day OF sale deed given and decd Of trust
taken. All conveyance at cost of pui chaser. Title
ikdisputAble.
myl3d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aust
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS,
WILLARDs' HALL, ,n
MONDAY EvENING NEXT, May Is.
First exhibition in any city OF the new great
a1ss9k aa1sksos oF AsP VAR
AIkROR OF washington AND TIE WAR;
tsTEONG's.)
A correct and elaborate portraiture Of
livery PORTION OF WASHINGTON OIrYi
EV1RYBODY'S HOUsHl
ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGSl
EvERYBODYy STORE!
80 iii TS' Pr'nss:s:s: ratification,
Hos pitals,
Barracks, and
THE BATTLES OF THl WAR FOR THE UNION.
FOR BRIEF PERIOD.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
WEDN EsDAY AND sATUR RDAY AFTERNOONS,
ATS O'CLOCK.
Admission IS cents children l5 cents. my 12-5t
WILL ARDS HALL
w On F street., bet,cses Fourteenth and Ftteeath
Commencing THIS MONDAY, MAY 18th,
AND EVERY EVENING .uRrsG TIE WEEK.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
Of the great combination musical entertainment
Unprecedented novelty. The world wide and far
famed
PEAK FAMILY,
SWISS BELL-RINGERS!
Cards of admission 50 cents; reserved seats, Is
cents extra chill rem half price.
y. TWO GRAND MA'INEEs
F. ERhOONS, commencing st clock.
Cnildren a6 mitted to ths MatineeS fer Is cents.
tickets for sale at John r Eliis's, sos Pa. av.,
Sale tickets commence at ii O'Clock on Mon
day May 18th.
Doors open 1t 7-commence at 8.
The Piano used Ia from the manu- factory of
Chicf evinE Il Son Boston, furnished by John =.
Ellis
my lw* @. O. CHAsE Ru. iness Agent
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TBAMbEn : 81 ~ Wslnut Surnituys VIII b.
IA IN ,Ssae. insia dins hsndso%s InS5.in osrsst
..st, eornsr l5sh ard y SnrssN' "Asn,hsSo1' = '
ny iI4tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

AHEIODgONs.-A large assortment OF Prince h
Nl Co 8 melGdeons have Jest been received st the
Music ssore of w. 6. METZEh0TT. APT
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS TAEATRE.
s1NN6YLVANIA-AVxNU1 near Willards Hots;
THIS EVENING,
LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY OF
The Philsde lphia Artisses,
BEsEFlT BEsEFlF q q nss NE 59Hk 5oHs Brew Brew
When l viii bs Performed the thrilling mslo drama,
''' time II EHHHH SSsssss WIFE:
OR FHh ooisxRs CAyE.
s.rl M kssIs, d. VI barton @ Dsfn Eli
kks = F.? Ril.s: isSl::s:
Briefly MR. ". 81. Bokee
To Ss;s4 SIsa ao shs s ssssnt Com
Dc Kieheviie. Mr.. Barton Hill
Monday evt nias ps1t. commencement Of an en-
s'ssn'n' "'f hSSiEfs % f.fi' IsF fsissEsf''
On Monday viii be pr educsd EAST LYNNE
charge for secured sests.
WARRINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER 11TH AND STREETS.
GRAND'REoPENING.
MONDAY lVENtNG. MAY 18TH.
Mas. HARRIET BEEoHER s1owls
Sublime Work of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN!
Produced At the earnest request of many citizens,
with
Nsr and Trmhfn! Scenery!
Startling Mechanical Effcss,
Brilliant Appointments
ALL THE ORIGINAL MUSIC.
Seats reserved three days in advance without
extra charge. Prices of admission as usual
~ Full particulars in crcu MARS. my L-st'
IAN SANTER74RT r .,t!1 Hall, -,
VIZ. u s!ss-..... sole Manager and Proprietor
THE TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON.
The Manager takes great pleasure in announcing
that he has secured the services of
rHf etEt' AsSEf RssHs1tE a C
MILE LIE ANkEFTA Am ETA ssAAkkkkETTI. sAkkETTI.
N'LLE ANNErTA GALLETTf,
The Bsaptii,ql gn T. i Prime ST gsnssnse Absoiuts,
TIE TIE dRkAfEsF dREarEsf ARTisTE AkTisfE
MILE eALsErF1 i IFF TeaiD reesiUe salary of
3HkEE 4HkEE #SssR$EB HsSR$EB B9zH1sS BB99zHH1&S
She has been the su ccessful Star this season at
Eiblo,s New York 1heater Academy of Music,
Boston Theater.-
Engagement Of
a u.
Undimin ished succe ss of
MISS KATE PEENOYER,
The grea American Danseuse.
M'LLEs AUGUSTA and MARIE
The two beautiful Gems of Grace.
All of the Old Favo,ites will appear to night in q
MAGNIFICENT BILL OF NOVELTIES,
embracing
Ethiopian Eecentricities,
Pantomimes, BaIlets
Burleseues vsudeviIies &C.
THE GREAT DRAMA IN THREE ACTS,
received last week with .,sh shouts Of .spis1s, s
S1Gk sHEPpAkkpb,, ssHHEsPpAkp,
JACR EHEppARD,
THE HOUSEBR EdKER,
The HOL SEBREAkER,
The ROUSEBRE4KER,
The HOuSEBRE4kER,
Also. the beautiful Ballet entitled
La MAJA DE SEVILLE.
The Pretty senorita Of Spain.
Mile ASNEfTA GALL ETH,
Supported BY Mons. sZOLLOsY
THE GREAT COT RT OF BEAUTY.
Notwithstanding the immense expense attending
the engagement Of
MILE ANNETTl GALLETTI,
No AiuaRcs IN the Prizes Qf Admission.
Admission Is cents: Orchestra Arm Chairs, 80
cents; Private Boxes (holding six,) So
Doors open at O'Clock, Pei fornanee ats
4 GRAND MITINEE
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AID CHILDREN.
AdnisIion-Lsdies. % cts: Children. 10 cts.