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Evening star., 1863-05-13
stonewaII Jackson
The following in relation TO the wounds of
StnupNal jackson is of interest.

The following in relation TO the wounds of
Stonev all jackson is of interest:
[From the Richmond Enquirer, May IL
Our victory on the Rappahannock has cost
us dear in the severe wounds unfortunately re-
ceived by the great and good General jackson
HIS left arm has been aanfntaied a6ore ke eIto,o
a bullet passed through has right hand. His con-
dition is now, we learn, as favorable as could
possibly be expected and he will doubtless re-
cover, and is not, we trust lost to active ser
vice. We could better spare a brigade or dl-
vision. 1t would be grieyous 10 think that his
banner will never more flash out upon the
Yankee rear, and throw them at its first CLEAN
into headlong rout, with the sudden outcry
".Jackson's comin2"-that the stern eye of the
hero will never more tighten with a warriors
Joy as he launches brigade after brigade upon
the stubborn Zoe. untiithe hated flag stoops and
the column reel, and break, and fly, with the
yengeful Confederate cheer ringing in their
ears.
Our base foe will eXult in the disaster to
Jackson; yet the accursed bullet that brought
him down was never moulded by a Yankee.
Through q cruel mistake, in the confusion, the
hero received TWO balls from some of his own
men, who would all ha We died for him.
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syThe valley of the CONNECTICUT river will

kS-The valley of the Connecticut river will
this season be appropriated almost exclusively
to the culture of tobacco. In 1860 over six mil
lions of pounds of tobacco were raised in the
State, and this year the amount will probably
be doubled, which, with the prices also dou-
bled, will render profitable returns to the pro-
ducers. Connecticut is the tenth State in the
Union in the amount of tocacco raised. Nu-
merous tobacco houses or sheds, specially de.
signed for the airing and dyring of the crop
after it is cut from the stalk, have been erect
ed, and many others are in process of construc.
lion There are not a few who have risked all
their ready means in the "staple."
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sEELEY's BArrERY.-The following is list

SEELEY's BATTERY.-The following is a list
OF officers, non commissioned officers, musi-
clans, artifieers, and privates killed. wounded,
and missing, of Seeley's Battery, SIX" ith u
5. Artillery, in the action OF May B. 1863:
KILLED.
/. George. w Yapp, L. Corporal.
=. Timothy Langton, Private.
3. Henry Geary, do.
4. John Grennin, do.
D. Dennis Maloney, Artificer.
6. Timothy Larry, Private.
2. Franz Smith, do.
woUNDED.
/. Isaac Arnold, I'd Lieutenant, slightly
2. Thomas Cusack, Sergeant, do.
g. jeremiah Laughlin, do, severely.
4. John ID. Manion, l.. Sergeant, slightly.
S. John McTaggert, do, do.
6. Fatrlck Clancy, J.. Corporal, do.
!. Nathen Robinson, do, severely.
S. Paul Z. Moser, Musician, do.
q. Matthew Lynch, do, do.
TO- Charles Harnd, Private do.
IL. Harry G. Pentland, do, slightly.
I2. William a Selfe, do, do.
13. Jacob Lang, Artificer, severely.
ii. Thomas Scuily, Private, mortally, missing }
is. Charles Tuliy, do, severely.
IL. Patrick Kinney, do, mortaliy, fmissing.)
II. James Hefiron, do, severely.
Is. John Barney, do, do.
10. Henry Bnrke. do, mortaliy.
81. James DALEY, do, severely.
81. Thomas Manguin, do, do. (Inissing.)
81. Thomas Lacey, do, MORALLY. do.
%. William Muihail, do, ,seyerely-lost an arm
81. John Gibney, do, severely.
%. Samuel %. kutter, do, do.
90. Herman Denze1, do, do.
81. Joseph p. Sheppard, do, do.
2S. Louis Sukow, do, do.
90. James Hartman, do, do.
30. Edward McCrossen, do, mortally missing
81. AlonZo Il. Goodrich, do, severely.
81 Peter Shultz do, slightly.
80. Adam Arnold, do, do
a. William III. Hanna, do, do.
35 Andrew McCoifrey, do. severely.
So Rufus Durfae, do, slightly.
81. Eugene A. Parker, do, severely.
Sc. Selden S. Chandler, do, slightly.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES !
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Extent Of the Rebel Force.

NEW YORK, May IA special TO the Tri-
bune from Murfreesboro', dated the 1lth, states
that Trustworthy information had been received
that Martins rebel cavalry is at Forrestville,
twelve miles from there, and Is reported to
have reinforced Buckner's division.
A lady arrived at Nashville reports 200 rebels
st Willtamsport. The latest reports state the
entire rebel force to be from sixty to sixty.four
thousand.
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MoNRoE, May 1.-THE steamer
City Of Richmond. Capt. Kelly, arrived to. day
from New York.
A rebel flag Of truce came down James river
to-day with message requesting Dol. Ludlow
TO meet Mr.. Ould, the rebel commissioner for
the exchange of prisoners, who was on board
the rebel nag OF truce boat. Col. Ludlow had
not returned from the interview up to o'clock
n III
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The War in Kentucky,

LEBANON, KY, May 1.-THE Federal forces
under command OF Col. Jacobs have had hard
fight with Morgan's party, the struggle lasting
for eight hours. The loss is heavy. jacobs
got his men on the north side of the river and
will be reinforced.
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Sale Of Papers Suppressed.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The sale or distribution
OF the Freemans Journal and the Caucasian.
OF New York, and of the Chicago Times and
Dubuque Herald, with number of other
papers, have been suppressed in this military
district
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EDUCATIONAL

KTIfS WILLIAMS'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
4NI LADIES, No. % X, between tn and 8th SIS
lEstructio u in the higher English branches of ed
ueat.on. French and Music. Also. 8 Junior Glass.
ana one Of little cir
The second quarter Of the Summer Session win
commence on Monday. May 18th. 1858. my eolw"
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LqufsiANA Az so,s MAJ s.xrI nd
THE TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON
The Manager takes great pleasure in announcing
''i Sttt' tssHEt e
VILE akkk 4ssETTA 4ssEFT4 d4tkETT1,, dd44ttkEETT1,
FHE FHE sREAT ssREEA4FEsF TEsf 4kFEsFE 4kTIsFE
THHkEE THkEE HSNBfES + HESBSEB BSIfzSs BSIfzzs
has been ne sks Star this season at
New Ysrf Fords Thester, Bsisimore 81 and dasis the
Boston .nsssso Thsstsr
1's'ssHfsRs' MISS GEMS < ssuTHzR1AAsp .a ..:t
UndiminM MIss lHhss kHfE sqfff = FsNNoYER, 4
The grea American Danseuse.
anu N MLLEs ihE@l1t htGu 5tisF s'.a ana MARIE,
The two beautiful Gems of Grace.
All Of the Old FavoIites will appear to night in
MAGNIFICENT BILL OF NOVELTIES,
embracing
Ethiopian Escentrieitiss,
Burlesques, VaudevilIes &c.
THE GREAT DRAMA IN THREE ACTS,
ieoei'eN "' "ssA "4s tld dou's VI appiaose' ehti-
|:IE |:&E I#EEEzEg II#EEEE#E |EEEEzHg
SEE zzHE HSSSsSEEggEEEzzkEEk; HHSSgsEgEEzkEk;;
The HOUSEBREAKER!
THE HOUSEBREAKER!
Also, the beautiful Ballet entitled
La MAJA DE SEVILLE,
MILE ANNEsrA nhs tIsets aSsISTri sf1HFt1 of Spain
supported BY Mons. szoLLosY
THE GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
the engagement of
M'LLH ANNErTl GALLETTI,
No Advance in the Prices Of Admission.
Admission S cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 30
esnts; Private Boxes tholding sx1 50.
Doors open at O'Clock. PEI lforManse ats.
A GRAND MATlNEE
A GRAND M4 TT WEE
SATURDAY AfTERNG0N. at 2 O'Clock.
RoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
AdHissioa-Lsdies. 20 cts; Children, 10 cts.
CBAMBER FURNITuRE AT PRIVATE SALE.
u An elegant set of Walnut Furniture VII be
sold cheap, including handsome lnsrain Carpet.
address CHAe w. eCHWAkTZ, Pay Depart.
mept, corner 18th and streets. Washington, ID. U.
my II AZ
D,AUBIGNEH REFORMATION IN fHB TIM
- OF CALVIN. 2volumss. %
ar9 FhANck rAfLoh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ODD TELLO VS. HALL
" ODD FELLOWS HALL
ODD FELLOWS' HALL
Two eRAND lxHIBITIoNs COMBINED
during the week, With Day Performance on
E.tSrTdsx AZ MAfssrnecSIshs grs:Htou grs:Hto
Universally pronounced to be the Most Beautiful
Optical Exhibition il the world, on . curtain Of
800 square feet. Il reproduceB, true to life and
nature. the most beautiful Photoeraphic Views Of
s.sa nh;ssts Ru,esas s Wnns M ssa,anseonie nna
Views even when seen with the hand instrument,
universally admired. By the aid If 9 light the
most powerful known to science, they are shown
BY the stereopticon, i'm mensely enlarged and With
the same perspective that is seen in nature These
superb Pictures will be on exhibition hut . short
time. and all who admire the beautiful should en-
brace the opportnn tty now offered to see them, in
Connection with the msgnid tent
:" DI0RAMA OF THE RUSSIAN WAR,
in which, by the aid Of o echa ical and chemical
effects, are ilustrate Scenes OF sansuinsry War
E,Ssts Esstss .S nS5eses s Ies,he Gae; xth
the Battle Field.
RAdmission IS cents Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
Children Is cents my II lwS
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- Poor Greeley founders in the nand OF
military and political speculation worse and
worse. In the tonching words 0f the New
turul intellect so wrecked and faculties that
might have ennobied the far,n-yart shattere1
in q wild effort to compass Etatesmsnship.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

WHY Doc WAGGLEs HIS TAIL.-Lord
Dupdreary tells his friend the solution of this
difficult riddle: "Because the dog is stronger
than the tail Ii he wasn't, the tail would
wagele the dog" 20. f. 3D.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

"DRopn OR CITY JEFFERSON and after
the Ist Of July all city letters delivered COL
OF charge beyond thelegal prepaid rates, name-
ly, two cents the half ounce or fraction there
OF, on adrop'' letters, and three cents per half
ounce or fraction, on those passing through
the mails.
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Pc AK MIL
SWISS BELL.RINGERS.

VARlETlES! VARIETIES!
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
Pitz Simmons 49,. Stage Manager and AdPertises
THIS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES' FAsH1oNARLE shi et ABLE GMlAtTPiiNNEEl
Pepalar nth the FRS, Ladies Of the City.
HARRY Leslie RFsTSgI %ILI i0 hhsiRfs MsRE
TIGHT ROPE ASCENSION,
From Market Square to the Top of the Varieties
kEMEMBEk REMEMREk The The y4RTETIEs yARTETIEs1
Ladies' admission, 20 cts. Children, 10 cts Gen
tlemen the standard prices.
EEEP COOL I'm order to keep cool, and at the
same ine enjoy an evenings ENTERTAINMENT visit
rnent in Washington which is Full q Of WIN WIN.
Do"s f5SHisPf THhEE 4 BRo8D L aSfs STREETS. sP
CprysHtS Of Air Rnnnsag iaropsh ths Buildine In
Eruy Iir.e.ioa
WE WILL WAGER
$4,000
That this is the Coolest Place of Amusement in
Washington City!
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
JACK SHEPPARD.
JACK SHEPPARD.
FitZ Simm on Is successful New Version
N ONE ACT, SIX rABLBAux AND ELEVEN SCENES
GRAND GALA ENTERTAINMENT!
CHARMS OF EARLY W WoMANBoopi
A LOVELY BEvY OF PRETTY LADIES
ENCHANTING SPi RITs OF GRACE!
Fun FOR THE MILLION!
Drop in and see the Fair Dan ghters of the Muses.
Fair Fotaries of the Song and Dance
FORREST SISTERS and ADA pEsMAN
HARRY LESLIE and w s. BUDWORTH
DICK WATKINS and ROB Hail.
JAMES PiL1 RIM and FRANK KERNS
MILE GERALDINE and HELENA SMITH
MISS FLORENCE and MISS LESTER
ADDIE JOHNSON and MISS WILSON
And Dozens of Other Artistes,
MUSIC SONGSi
FUN and FRIVOLITYI
Admission % and 20 cents. Private Boxes GS
Evening star., 1863-05-13

BLIsTERED HANDS AND FRRT.-As a remedy
against blistering of hands in rowing or h>a-
ing, &c., or for feet in walking. the quickest is
lighting tallow candle, and letting thu tailo g
drop into cold water, ito purify il, il SAID,
from salt,) then rubhin the tallow on me
hands or feet-mixed with brandy or any atusr
strong spirits. For mer.' teadarnass. no.h'ag Is
better than the aboyeor vinegar little di lut.d
with water ~
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Retreat of the II ebelS from Western yir-
ginia. &c.
GRAFTON, May 1.-THE rebels under Jack
son, 1nboden, Jones and Jenkins are retreatin z
towards the Southwest Mountains
There are now no rebels on the line of the
railroads in West Virginia
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STATION HOUSE FOR METROPOLITAN po-

- LICE
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
of the Superintendent of Metropoi Police, SIC
Eleventh street west until FRIDsy, May 22G, at II
O'Clock noon fer the :tion of Station House,
lin accord snce with the act approved March IA,
1864 TO be located on South II street, between
Fast Fifth and Sixth streets. Proposals will be
et dursed Building Committee on station Houses"
and will il clude all work and materia specified as
necessary for completion of the building ready for
nccupaury and name the shortest time required
for such completion, according TO the pians and
snaejfcations which can be seen at the once OF
fhp Su perintcn ndent of p olice from this date.
When a hid il made in the name OF firm, the
name of eorh person composing said hrm or inter
s4!ed therein, must De signed 10 the pid oshes"ise
il will not be consdered' L ~,
Ap oath of allie 81 ance must accompany each ptd.
The Committee reserves the rieht, conferred ny
the act aforesaid reject such bids as may not be
deemed advantageous" to the interests OF the
Corporation. -.
will be reauired from the successful bIdder-Sato
ss eurity TO consist of bond, sgned by two persons
known to be shundantly responsible Tor the fiita-
ful performance of the contract within the time
sp4ciied and the exaciion of suiia able forfeit for
each day s failing to complete the building within
the time spt Gifted.
JOSEPH r Brown,
President Board Aldermen.
ALEX. II. SHEPHERD.
Prest. Board Common Council,
Building Committee.
Washington Hay 8. 1863. NV - .eot22
Evening star., 1863-05-13

BY ]. Q. Meg UIRE CO.. Auctisneers
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, May 18th, at 51a o'clock. Oh the
premises. by virtue of deed Of trust to the sub
scrtber, dated May 18th. 1857 and duly recorded in
Libsr J. A. s No L57, folios 81 et seq of the
land records for Washington county, d. c.. shall
sell Lots No, So and 81. in James G. MeGuire's
Su bdi division of Square numbered ga, each front
iIg a feet on II street, near the Government
Printing ONCE, and running back us feet iaches,
10 81 foot alley.
These Lots have q pavemen. laid and trees
planted in front, and are very desirable location
for residence.
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in 6
snd Il months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
AIT cest Of conveyancing t be paid by the pur.
cLaser. THOs. ]. FISHER. Trustee.
ap23d J C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ByJC MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers
T'RUsTEES SALE-A DESIRABLE BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE ON / STREET NORTH
BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH STREET WEsT -On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May I'D 1868, at
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of deed oil
trust to the subscriber. dated the 18th day of
October, 1853. and duly recorded in Liber J L. s.
No. l54, folios 2T, 22s, and 22a, of the Land
reeor for Washington County, D. O., / shall sell
all that part Of Lot numbered nine i9,l in Square
numbered three hundred and seven three (s73D as
designated upon the map or plan Of the City of
Washington. in the District of Columbia, fronting
on street north eetwe.n eth and nth streets
same width to the depth of 81 feet and inches
to 10 feet allsy. With ths light of egress and in
gress to the of said premises by the said alley
Together with the improvements, consisting of
three story and attic brick dwelling
Terms: 81 $50 in cash: the remainder in 6 and IA
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust
the premises
All conysyancing at the expense OF purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
Eve days thereafter the trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and perse Of the defauitne
purchaser, on one weeks notice in the Evening
Star. THEO. sHECKLES, Trustee.
my7d &c. MEG UiRE Il CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

xKJ HIDES-HIDEs.
w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, evez:
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at Ii O'Clock
m at the Wharf on Hxrh street, Washington, 81
the Government Beef Hines on hand At the tines
sale.
nrment of sale q. BELL,
ais iChron.l 1t. Col. and @. =. o.
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Ry W.L. WALL Co. Auc.ionears.

BY ". L. WALL CO., Aue:ioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II AT AUoTIoR.-O On MONDAY MORNING. 18th
il slant at 10 CLOCK, We will SELL At the rssd
Of o gentleman declining housekeeping. No. 10
liberty Market, the Furniture and Effects com
prising-
Piano and Stool,
Walr ut Psrlor Suit, consisting of Sofa. two Tste-
Tstss, Arm and Easy Chairs and Side do.
Marble top Center Tables.
Brussels Three. ply src Ingram CARPETS snd Bugs,
Hall Oil Oloth, Hat Rack and Step Carpet,
Extension Dining Table, Chairs, ktagere and Side
Tables,
Eidebea I'd and Refrigerator.
Paintings and Mirrors,
China Glass and Crooksry Ware,
Ell csllsnt Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Dressing sDo Plain Bureaus,
Washstands anc Tables,
Feather Beds Bclsters and Pillows,
Mahogany, French and other Bedsteods,
Wardrobe, Toilet Sets Chairs,
Fire Irons, Stoves, &c.
A good assortment Of Kitchen Furniture and Uten.
sils. Terms cash.
my ii W. L. WALL l. co Aucts
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By GREEN / WILLIAMs. Anc.ionesrs.

BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TWO IxCEL4ENf TWO srcSY sRIcK
premises, at o clock P. NJ. lot No in Square No
bet between seventeenth and Eisk.een.h s:rse:s west.
near the War and ether public Departments. The
@ end W
The lot occupied by the east honse has 'front.' of
DB H m
1ooms ssl1 Rsn.rss'b sn1 dry sest The & 10.
seven rooms, pantries closets. and basement, with
well of excellent water and force puup in the
Terms for East House: ,5oe can remain in pur-
cha shsssIs hands nd four yssrs and pe.hsps longer
residue in ard 9 months for notes satitactorily
FERNS for West House: $1,000 can remain as
above and same terms for residue as above stated.
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchasers.
located, and persons desiring TO procure q good
Feaiaeses wiz DO Ss kfRs E ssssRs II
BY BoTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.
TWENTY SEVEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
i Lots FOR SALE AT AUcTIoN.-Op MONDAY
AFTERNOON, May 18th, ats oslock, we viii sell,
At cur, Auctien R5ons, Iron Hall, the following
Subdivision of lot No 9, in square No e5a front
ing street north between 10th and lIth strests
east one lot 20 6y 75feet; two lots, Is feet ll7a
Subdivision of lot No. :, fronting north street,
feet inches ~ l5i.
Subdivision oflot No l2 on Msryland avenue,
between 18th and 4th streets three lots, fronting
e feet inches by l37.
Subdivision Of lot No 8. N square No. CT, 'front.'
% Z 23d street west, between north street and
New York three lots, y feet az by la7 feet
az.
subdivision of lot No. 70. IN square No li22
fronting south A street. between 18th and 1lth
streets three lots one 70 By rs; two Is feet inches
b. IS.
subdivisiono of lot No II, in squa re- No. l1a7 two
lots, each fronting south street, between 18TH
and 2Gth streets, rs feet inches by Is.
SU bdivision of lot No. L. in square No. ll22; two
fsts each fronting s0th street east. bet seen
south and g reefs, ID feet 8 inches by IQ3.
Subdivision of lots No Ia snd Is, in fQUsre No.
723 renting lst street east. between south ana
streets; feur lots, two . by IS; two 79 by lfi.
SuhdIvition ef lot No 9. in square No. 635; three
lots fronting Delaware avenue, between B and
streets 6 feet 7& inches by 20 feet AZ inches each
Terms: 0ne-tbird cash; balance q credit of ak
fsctorily secured.
my cd BOTELER Il WILSON, Auets
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ByJ MCGUIRE & CO., ,Auctioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIEt

y IhtU w nUCVIUHttIS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIEG
~ MoNbAY xFTERaooS' }os'Ii May hzsh.N Issh at
6ocloek. in front Of the premises, by virtue of q
essd q rrIs dated ISy th' ,d Sf fod and duly re-
and OF land records for Washington county, d. O.,
shall sell part Of Lot No.. %, in Davidson Sub
north K street between 18th and 18th streets
west running back 82 feet 10 iuehes with the fre.
said part of said Lot No. z to 20 fee alley in the
rear of said square.
Terms cash All cost OF attending conveysncing
to be paid by the purchaser.
mySd j. c MCGUIRE & co Austs
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AUCTION SALES.

ByJAs G. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auetioneers.
DIANO FORTE AND AND HOUSEHOLD UR-
i HIfUnE AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORN.
ING, May 18th. sncinS at 10 O'Clock. we shall
sell It ,he residence Of 9cssyious Knight No 4Sl
house hold Furniture, &c :, naming
Koas woed octave Piano Forte, by Gale l. Co.,
Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofa, Rocker,
a.hossny Hair clothh Reclining Sofa,
Mahogany Marble Tor Table, and Wha:not
Mahogany Large Sidsb board.
walnut Extension Dining Table. - -
Cane seat Chars, and Rockers, ....-s
Walnut Marble TOP Washstand. u
Painted Cottage ChAEher Furniture .....
Imitation Maple Ohan bef Suite.
Brussslls PHrlor Carpets Ingram Chamber
CarpetG Canton Mating,
Mattresses, eillows, Bolsters, aeddirgs :
China. Glass, Crocksry Nare. Table Cutler
Oock stove and Kitchen Requisites. de-.
II iRep.l 30. MCGUIRE & 90, Auet..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEtMENJS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PxNNeYLvANIA AvlN u near Wnlards Ho.s,
THIS EVENING,
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
OF the Successful Engagement of
MRS. JOHN DREW, MR.. BARTON HILL,
MES .. FRIoB, MRS. srlPHlNs.
Production of the elegant s-sct Comedy entitled
/. THE LOVE cHasA -
G0psstanse. .........---- ......- Mrs. Sohn Drsx
Wiidraks Mr.; Barton Hill
Widow Green ..' :. Mrs Sc e. STEPHENS
70 conclude with the popular Irish Farce.
THE IRISH TUTOR.
Mary II yl0o's Mis-. No so,Si. q ainssl mssa
In setive preparation,
AURORA FLOYD /
~ Admission %. .. and rs cents. No extra
charge for secured seats.
W1LLARDs' HALL; AL; - ;, x,,.u,
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Mayls,
First exhibition in any city of the new great
MIKROR OF WASHINGTON AND THE WAR!
kses s1ksSk 9F 9F AsB AB THE
(sTKONG'S)
Atorrect and elaborate portrsiture OF
EVERY PORTION OF WASHINGTON CITY,
EvERYBoDY's HOUsEi
ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGsI
EVERYBoDYs STORE.
The Premensdes,
Fortihcstons,
Hospitals,
Barracks and
THE BATTLES OF THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
FOR BRIEF PERIOD.
az
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
ATS O'CLOCK.
Admission IS cents children Is cents. my l2-5t
WILLAR RBs' HALL
w On F street, betsceeH Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Commencing THIS MONDAY, MAY 18th,
AND Every EVENING tuRIEs TIE wkEK.
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 children half prlce.
TWO GRAND MArINEEs
viii be given ION WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, commencing at o'clock
Children admitted to the Matinees fer Is cents
Tickets for sale at John F. Elliss, 800 Pa av
sale tickets to commence at II O'Clock on Mon
day, May l1th.
Doors open At 7-c commence ats.
The Piano used is from the nanufactery OF
Ghici ering Son, Boston, furnished BY John r.
mynlw. C. @. CHAsE. Bu,iness Agent.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
FkOM SOUTH tARH, i

FkOM SOUTH CAROLINA,
An Expedition into RebeldOm-R II ebels De-
sertIns from the Savannah DcfenSes-
The Rebels Becoming Bold and linn
dent-Position of our iron Clads
Evening star., 1863-05-13

GROWERS THEATRE.
HxNNeYLVANIA AVINUl near Wnlardb Ho.e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-13
:INEEI T. GnGEE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREEq>
TTAS constantly on hand, Nos. ]. ana I
[ & Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and kite.
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked HalibuI
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef AlsolI
choice brand of Sugar Cured Hams, toi fa1hI
use; Shoulders and Breasts: ana general AL
sortment Of goods for family supplies. Callsa
examine. dec1