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Evening star., 1863-05-08
By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. .Auctionsers.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. .Auotionsers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
II PROVED PROPERTY BELONGING TO rHE ESTATE
OF LATE CBAs. B. KISG.-On TUESDAY AF.
fERNOON, Msy 18th, ut o clock on the premises
shall SELL the foil, wing valuable Improved Prop
King, viz:
Lots s, g. 70 and part ofs. in Square s7l and Lot
No. z, in Square ASS.
Lots s, :. and part of g. in Square a2I. front on
18th street west between and streets north.
house, with large portico In front, and known %
thp residence of the late Charles King, brick
baildipg known ~ Kings Gallery FL tied p and
arranged as eIhlbt room for painting studio
and awsliing and large and we'll arranged four
rory brown front dwelling house.
Lot 70 frents 81 feet inch on street north the
western part of which is improved with three.
story brick dwelling house, with q vacant lot
the east side.
Lot 7, in Square lss, fronts 50 feet on Il street
north. between 9Th and 7tbSstreets west, and run
ming back l32 feet WH inches to a 30 foot alley.
TIE above property has been carefully sn bdiviaed
BY the City Surveyor and will be sold in separate
parcels.
Terms: One third cash. the remainder In and IL
months, with interest, secured by dssd of trust
the premises ths interest and deferred payments
30 be paid semi annually.
The purchaser to have the right or option to pay
All in cash.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
days thereafter the executor the right
% resell for cash one weeks motto in the Ma.
s0nal Inteilssncer st the risk and expense of the
ssfaultiDg purchaser.
All costs attending the conveyance to be paid by
ske purchaser. GEO. G. KING, Executor.
.p0d JAS. 9. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts
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By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs

SALE AT ApGTIoN OF VALuABLE BIZ AND
On THURSDAY, May 18th, at s O'Clock P NJ, we
shall sell, On the premises, that very desirable
Build ing Lot, part Of original Lot No. Z, square
north Of 3sl fronting IS feet south street and
running back to Virsinis avenue, containing ,704
square feet, with privilege If purchaser elects of
D fact n ON front to rear in addition.
This property is situated Immediately south of
the emithson ian Building. convenient to the
seventh street passenger cars, and should attract
abe attention and favor of persons seeking q
healthy, pleasant, and desirable location for .
private resid dence.
Terms: Half cash: residue in " ,mi ssory note 8
II G and Il months, with interest, secured By deed
81 srnst op premises.
Title indisputable.
Ecpyeyanefng at cost OF pursh &ser.
Rys-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, AUets.
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R1 GREnN 4 WILLIAMs Auctioreer

TOR sALE-YALUABLE IMPROVED AND
4 uEIMPROyED ISLAND PROPERTY At AUCTION
We viii sell at public auction between Tenth and
Eleventh streets west, described in DR.. J. L.
aen ilhams's subdivision of Square 357 as Lots !,
Lot contains 2 3S5, G 1919, q $50, 92;, and
Las square feet.
The wei known former residence of Mr. Lewis
q. Hschen is on Lot e. he other lots present
peculiar lnhu cemsnts toE pn, y ing purposes;
The sale will take on TUESDAY, the 18th inst,
ate P. NJ
Terms: One half cash; ,ssidue a. six, twelve,
and eigh teen months with interest from day of
sale and secured by deed of trust the rsmises.
my sd GREEN / WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, May THE steamer Columbia
from New Orleans May lsL via III vana, 3
inst. has arrived.
General Banks has issued orders command
ing all registered enemies to leave the Depart
ment on or before the 18Th Of May, and Gaola--
ing the death penalty against all found fur
nishing supplies to the enemies Of the Unitsd
States in arms.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Ihe AtRck en- Haines'a Bluff-Shellius II of
Grand Gulf-Our Guaboats and Tran.-
ports Pass the Ratterir-The Aymv
March to Port Hudson.
CAIRO, May The steamer NaestI. was
burned yesterday below Hickman. The DIR.
was first discovered in pile of mattresses, and
had about l4o tone Of sornmissa a ry stores and
1SG horses, OF which number only two were
saved.
BY arrivals from below we learn thar al
though the steamer Cherita was struck seve-
raj times in the late attack on Haines's Bluff,
che " as not injured so much stated yesteY-
day.
Prom the Tennessee river we learn tha, a
large camp OF rebels Is on the east side of the
river, twelve miles below Duck river.
Advices, via Millikens Bend, from Grand
Gulf to the 3cth ultmo, say that our gunboats
after sheiling the place for eight hours ON that
day, passed below the batteries during the
night, with the transports with troops on
board The casualties on our side are reported
at 26 Killed and 81 wounded. The ganboat
Iuscumbia was badly crippled during the en-
gaEement.
Gen. Netherlands corps and Gen. Logsn's
division were on the march to Port Hudson.
The army were in good spirits.
In the late attack on Haines's Bluff five gun
The attack was made simultaneously with tha
on Grand Gulf, But was not intended to b.s
pushed to any length.
LATER
Capture of Grand Gulf with 500 of the Gar.
rison, Guns, ANN unition and Stores
CAIRO, May THE dispatch boat Wilson.
from the fleet, has just arrived, bringing dis
patches to the government, with the important
news that we have captured Grand Gulf, with
five hundred prisoners and all the guns and
ammunition and stores.
The guerrillas at Greenville, Miss, DESTROY
ed the transport Minnesota on Sunday. but
our gunboats shortly after wards scattered the
enemy.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
By J. O. hoeUIR. & 90. A.sti.ns.rs.

TIusrHAs sALs OF vALUABLn L9Ie IN
AFTERNOON, May Msi, q. ~ eeiesh Ga the
pseHisss w virtue Of . deed Of Est . she sas-
~ ,sssrts Tor W.shieston county, b g. I sha,l
sen Lsss No, % and 6s, in Janes O. 6e6aireh
enbtiyision Of square numbered "a, easA front
6s n feet % II street, BeAy the G0vsrnnent
xb = Lots have q pavement Asd aad tr-ss
sentsd in front, anA are vssy Sess,ssas jesstion
TsSne: 0ns third 10 sAsh, the rsraAiEaes in 8
90 y months, With iatsfest, secured ~ 6sed Of
Hsst on the vf~nissa,
S.oesf ef sopysysisiRst 70 Rasd by the pur
$50 j. Q, ke6UIkk 4 CO., Assts.
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kSComing events cast their shadows befor ?
them The following is from Wiuis's Honas
Journal:
She tied the new crAvat
Which she 30 kindly made me.
Then smoothed With caro my hat,
And with her arms delayed me;
She bru ushed uay q lussy hair,'
And SAid cit WAS 80 curyl
While going down the stair
She cried, Come home, GEAR, eArlyfr
How happy then Was l.
with al I e'eY desired:
I fortune could defy
- While thus VA admiredi .i-'-
We srted at the door
t13f u Her SD lie desef ved opHst!
s,y ,'Besr Iosei bu one thing .nerei
Iwant-a HeN SIftxS saanfi 2,
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV., NEAI SIXTH STlI1Y
WM. Z SIHR Sole Mana ger and Proprietor

CANTERBURY HALL,
Az sc. ma s,1ra and
THE WORLDS MODEL MUSIC HALL.
THE GREAT TEMPLE Of FORGETFULNESS
GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLIANCE.
4 BRILLIANT BILL EVERY NIGHT
in the annals Of Music HslI: s II. production en-
tire Of the great and thrilling drama,
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OR
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1HEk H00SSsEBBRREaKERR H0SsEEBBREaKnEER!
n z
IS originally performed and now played in the prin.
cutting and rshashire which pieces Of the kind
usually undergo in preparing them for the inferior
capacities of the com mpanies Of music halls gensr-
This exciting dramatic lesson to youth win be
and at the Matinee of Saturday afterneon.
' ' '' AS BLUEsK1N.
Last week positively of their united appearance,
,,.. TT, FAIRY MRY-g -Ggo9lM4BBINArIoNl 9l4B
MISS KATE PENNOYER
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE
Reproduction of Mons Szollosy's
BEAUTIFUL NEUROLOGICAL BALLET OF
DIANA AND ENDTMION
THE GODDESS Se OF THE CHASE,
oANFfSsHR9 Il kbifR ri ssnhErs sntiis sffsRss TROUPE
VIII appear.
Last time of
THE Gypsy TRIO.
Appearance Of
THE PRODIGI0Us ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY,
including
II. v. EGAN,
J. sYLVAS CLARKE,
MASTER JOHNNY,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
will appear everv night.
MILE AENETTl 9ALLETTI,
The greatest Danseuse in the world is engaged and
will shortly appear.
Admission Is cents; orehestra Arm Chairs, %
cents; Private Boxes. (holding sx,) So.
Doors open at pollock. Performance ats.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
PoR LADIES AID CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Com pany win appear.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

~Mr. VIM Tucker, an extensive far lncr IL
Anne Arundel Co. Md, was n ssntiy dansr-
ously wounded by one Of his slaves, whom d.
was attempting to capture whiii running
Away. t
e. An sAurt ie being made 10 raise ten thou
ssnd cojorst troops 70 hs placed under cosn-
mand OF Sen Fremont :,
~Neariy $1,000 nas been contributed ey
the Catholic CAurches oi Boston, 70 ne irisn
relief fund.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
Trouble With Indians,

SALT LAKE, May IA messenger from
Beaver Head for military assistance has il, 3
arrived. Twenty-fOur whites, in pursuit OF
stolen stock, were killed by the Banneck Indi-
ans about the first inst, and seventeen Indians
in that town We're Immediately killed rhe.-.
hundred whites had started in pursuit Of To-,
notorious " innemuk.
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w lila ARDs' ALI

Nv i u a d - . II "A u u
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing MONDAY, NAY 9TH,
AND EVERY EVENING BURING THE wlKK,
First appearance in Eton in Elk years of the
WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK AMILY,
SWISS BELL.RINGERS:
OF 12 MEMBRRSl
The entire Company will appear in
SWISS COSTUMES!
$40 VIR BELLS.
Tickets of admission 50 cents ; reserved seats, as
cents extra ; children half price.
Tickets for sale at John +: Eliis's, 306 Pa. ay.,
where diagram of the hall may be seen. Sale OF
tickets 70 commence at ii O'Clock Monday, May 4.
The Piano used Is from the menufaetsry Of
Ellis
NB.-THREH GRAND MATINElS, TUBS.
DAY, THUR6DAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS. Children admitted to the Matinees fer
Is cents-adults, so cents
Doors open 1T z and 2; commence 1T and s.
my4iws G. q. CHASE, Bul iness Agent
Evening star., 1863-05-08

noswELL's a1DIOATED COUGH oANNY is
ID the msst pleasant, popular and efecsusl ranie
dy ever introduced for Coughs, Colds or any Afac.
ton Of the Throat Lungs Bee what Prof We
WAsHIEefoS, o c., April n, 1853.
Mr. Beswzl-sir; Having used your AsaioateI
Of the throat proeesdins from heavy colds found
It very bene6eisl and 70 surpsss any thing else
that I have eve! yes for tho same purpose spd
jeet to such sheeH ,ns frs colds or excessive use
Of the voice ALEXANDER WoLewsKI,
my ots Professor of Music.
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CILKWpAPpINGs
AND saAwLs

90 y AND OaAWLS.
We have tust received beautiful a-sostnSet af
ths htese styles ef heavy Silk Wrappinss aud Lope
And Square 6pring ahaWis. ALSO 10 pieces Blso6
!, 6lks suitable for dresses snd vraPRngs.
a AR0E AsSORrNRNt OF MASON & HAM
"A knis and prince & 90 b Mslodeons hiss juss
.Aesn received &C the Music store OF
- s.. HETZEA0TT
Ssysrsl Second hand P:&nes scs sale cheap. myc
Evening star., 1863-05-08
ByGREEN & WILLIAMs, Auotioueers.

~ Nhs11A1AS q 0VUsfUUootb'
CAFALOGUE SALE OF WINES. LIQUORS,
~ &c, At AUcrIoK.-On I q ESD ~, 18th day of
May At 10 o'cioos A. II shall sell at the Store
formerly iept by P. EnrieA d Co., on llth street,
between Pennsylvsnia av venue and @ street, mo.
Nsone the sest and best stocks of Lq and
Rtnesey offered in Washington city st auction.
We deem t unnect to crate the different
brands, as there win be catalogues ready for any
sne 70 e1smine before the 50 le. The stock win Re
sold without reserve to tn highest bidders The
attsntioR of al dealers ia invited to the sale
Ap 50 d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets.
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By1. G. MCGUIRE co ,Auetioneers.
VALUABLE LOT CORNER OR PENNS VI.

vAKIA AVENUE AND MADISON PLACE AND
opposite TO LAFAYETTE SQUARB, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, May sth, st 5 O'Clock p. NJ, We
We shall sell on the premises that valuable parcel
Of land y itb the brick buildn and stables there
On situa on the corner o: Psnnsylv snia avenue
Azd Madison Place, known and described on the
efeial map of the city of Washingtp as origin al
sts 4, 8. Q, and the westerly half of lot in
.sure III The entire lot has front Of Ia6 feet 10
inches on Pennsylvania avenue, and extends back
lS6 feet 10 inches Madison Plsce and beir e sit
asted within few hundred yards of the State,
DO Lafayette Square, its position ia the most
desirable in the city for first class hotel.
Terms 225, 600 in cash remaider libera al terms
81 credit to be N sde known on the day of sale
apZd JAS. G. NoGUI 90 ,Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDABLY
postponed until TUESDAY, May llth, same hour
mys HC. MCGUIRE & co. Anets.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

COUN1R RY SEAT FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ offers for sale his FARM with first class i'm
provements containing 81 acres of land sdjoinir
Tennally town, and within 24 mi of George.
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
ID sdmirai ily adapted to market gardening or
grass. As country 8. at it has no superior the
view extending from IL to 10 miles in every direc.
ton. Can be divided to suit purchasers
Fl. W. BLUNT, 81 La. sv :, up stairs,
Ap 2-lm@ Washington,
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LADII
Alien Miss Sciota "
Anderson Mary A
Alexander Mrs s J
Arlin ston Mary A
Alien Nellie
Atteridg &c Agness
Brignuli n w
Boyd Mrs Or Master J A
Bell Elizs h
Burch Melissa
Brown Lettiee NJ
Brown Mrs
Beane Mary A
Brown Sarah A-2
Bials Annie
Boyd Mrs VIM
Beall Cecilia V
| Boyle Miss Esaaraldo
Baily Margaret
Breakey VIM r
Bsily Margaret
Benhart Ellen +
Bensef Mrs J A
Bulger Margaret
Bellows Harriet A
Babeock Mrs 0rrin
Bailey Rebecca
Bannhart Mary T
BreretoD Mrs II
Browne Margaret
Cox Jane
Gone Annie G
cne Sallie
Chase Martha G
Carter Susan
Coleman Mrs Jno
Cabell Mary r G.
Cronin Johanna
Campbell Mrs James
Cater Mary L
Carroll Jane
Corkey Mary
Drsne Maggie
Donnel Hattie
Douglass Mary
Diven Mrs @ w
Davis hinna l.
Dickson Hrs J 81
Dickson Nary
Dixon Julia
DuttOn Matte
Davis Ge0rgie
Dueil Mrs J N
Draper Elizabeth
EnsOr Sophia
Eikin Matilda
Evans Mrs j F-2
Fields Mary
Ferguson Ellen
Fletcher Annie
Fisher Miss B
Piechsr Emily
Fineiss Miranda
Foster Emma 4
Foster Sarah r
Fitzgerald Mary
Frsnsufes Anna
Fletcher Mary A
Forsyth Maria III
Florence Eliza
Guerwie Cath
Gaurey Elizabeth
Giies Mary O
George Annie
Good Maggie E
Green Mrs Jno
Gsult Mrs Jane
Hart sallie
Hsrte Rose NJ
Hall Mrs C b
Hill Mrs VIM j
Hobby Mrs
Howard Latte
Hamilton Mary
Holla nd Annie
Harrington Mary A
Howard Cara b
Herman Carrie
Hem pstead MrsG Clayton
Henderson Mary
Howlet Kate
Hoffman Ellen
Haitian Martha
Jones Julia A
James Mrs G Fl
Julian Mary
Jenefer Celia
johnson Catharine
johnson Rose
Johnson Rhoda
Johnson j Jose phine
Jackson L
Iroycross Mrs N A
Keys Kate
Kane stephen
Kraft Fannie
klng Margaret
KnatZ Amy s
Kelbs Bina
kinny Sarah
Kellogg Mrs Henry
Kemp Mrs Amy
Kissista Mary
kowatoch Fanny
Kreider Mary Z
Fershew Mary A
Lawson Martha
Laurence Mrs 8 A
Lifferette Minnie DeCost
NtscpIItnRoUs-Psr
Evening star., 1863-05-08

EOk sALE-Four BRICK HOUSES-two on Il
street, 525 and 537; possession 1st June and
July. Two on Maine avenue and 9Th street; pos
session LIST May These four houses are nearly now
and we'll buiat. and will be sold at 81 OOO S5 600
Ss,so9 and $500, If early application be made to
B. RN, 524 l street north. between 9th
and 7th. at q. 8. jail.
ap l6-lmf B. MILBURN.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

ID BhICKs ROR SALE
IlECEIvED and for sale 500 BRIOK, Msr-
chan ta BILE and Paving Inquire of ths uuderh gned
at VIM. Olabaugh Is v harf. Georgetown, O., or
S4 Bridg dge street.
my j 2wS J. NJ. STAKE.
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XXI WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY. MAY 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS
RETAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, MAY =, 1858.
LADIES LIST.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY BOfELkR& l. WILSON, Austioneers
GALE OF A DESIKABLE pWELL1NG-H HOUSE
Nay nth, At 5 O'Clock we shall sell, on the
premises, part Of Lot Ne. 9, in Square No. 4a9,
AID Seventh streets, together with the improve
nt nts thereon. consisting Of > superior and sub
ytantially built thres story Brick DWELLING, with
hAek building. basement, and eel sr
This house contains sli the modefn improvements,
- Loksted e9uidistant between the City Hall Post
and Patent Ofiees, ana ia regarded being one Of
rAa most pleasant esidensss in the city
Terms: One fourth cash; baiancesn q credit OF
M and twelve months, notes to hear interest and
to be Efeured upon the pro perty.
ny4t I'd bOTkLER L WILLIAMS, Aus4s
Evening star., 1863-05-08

EOR SALk-The desirable 6rst- class three. story
l. Brick DWEL LING HOUSE No. 34S Ninth
street west, near l..
Also. the SIDE LOT adjoining the above about
forty feet front, ON Ninth st
Also, three Of the three-story Brick Houses in
the row known as Dous shty's Row !"
Ninth.
The sbovs-descrihea property will be sold at rea-
sonahle prices for casa. For particulars spply to
z. sHOEMAKER, at Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, GEORGETOWN. ap Is, cow
A GOOD CHANCE FOR lNVESTMBNT.-ge-
"A tween seven and eight acres Of Land, ou the
Plank Road, miles north of washington can be
bousf low FOR CASH. II would make q Rne mar
ket garden. Inquire st No 473 Sixth street; or
Of 4. @. p. SH0kMAKER, above Second Toll
Gate, Plank Road. aHl3 I'm"
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RSALE.-AHOUS

v ano LOT situated on Massachusetts, avenue,
between 4th and 5th SITS. The house is . comuio-
dious frame dwelhng. containing rooms base.
ment and bath room; also cistern in the yard
Price o., 300
Also, FARM containing 80 or 60 acres Of land
in fine state of cultivation fine young peach or
ehAId Of 300 trees in full bearing. There is no
two three of the finest building sites in the Dis
triet It is miles from Washington, on the Bla-
Allen Dodge and John o Rives.
Also, FARM eontsining 10 or 90 acres, in the
and the necessary outbuildinga. There is q pump
Ct good water at the door, and also = valu liable
eether one Of the mast pleasant and healthy loca.
tions in the voiI ity.
For particulars address the UNDERMINED at Bla-
densburg.
ap U-e6lm* +. r. i J. w. VEITOH.
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VOL. XXI.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AV1NUl. near Willardh , Hotel

Of ihe Young, Able and Popular Actor.
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS.
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS.
Appearance Of the charming, favorits Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
BY particular request, to afford an opportunity TO
lthoss Who we're previously precludei oy Indictment
weather and other causes, on this extra occasion
will be represented With oil It's peculiaa Pristine
Bncha. msnts Benjamin Wsbster's great 4reuch
play fearful episode OF the Reign OF Terror, in
. prologue and three acts, entitled the
DEAD HEART.
Mr. Edwin Adams as Robert Landry
Miss Susan Denim as. Countess st. Valerie
Monday next May ll-MRs. JOHN DREW, MR..
o. BART ON Hi L, and the PhflAdelphiA Arch
Street Company for six nights only.
~ Admission 30, 5, and IS cents. No extra
charge for secured seats.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM the MISSISSIPPI

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAroHEsl
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WARRINGTON THEATRE.

WARRINGTON THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
BENEFIT
BENEFIT
and last appearance bat one OF the kvorits young
American Trsgedian,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
when viii be presented Shskspears's great ira sedy
MACBETH!
J. Wilkes Booth as......................M as. Macbeth
Miss Alice Gray yas.........-..-...La as. Lady Macbeth
E. II. Brink rs Hacduh
SATURDAY EVENING,
Last appear anoe this season Of
j. WILKES BOOTH.
A great bill in preparation.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

EOR hENT-A substantial new two story FRAME
Il BUILDING, sc by 20, suitable for business or
manufacturing puI poses 1t has two sffces: ia To-
cated on New Jersey avenue, near D street In
sulre at HARVEY & co. 3 Express Office, corner
New jersey avenue and ID street NV llwt
Evening star., 1863-05-08

FOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT-A two.stsry.
rooms, No: 219 North B street, between Delaware
avenue and lst st; This is most desirable prop
erty, being situated within the proposed extension
most easonable terms. For particulars inqui of
JOHN J. PEABODY, No. so Louisiana avenue.
Ii mi
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

+ $50 Eth street, % cas-. 81 side, between sd and 4 q
.na sad Rosas sns FaR
koRs s The neishoofhood is one Of most desirable
nr sem IN shs those HesnRy
TOR RENr-Tvo handsonely furnished com
l. municstine ROOMS, on the second aoor.. 10.
st1.st, s1iss at No. s street between sth and 7th
Fer RENT.-Three nicely furnished ROOMS, in
L the immediate vicinity of the War and Navy
Departments 5 Apply at No. 2As g street, between
I7th ana 18TH streets. my 8lw~
SrABLE FOR RENT.-A Stable with two stalls
street, between 18th aIa 18th streets Apply after
FOR RENT-A commodieus CELLAR, with brick
L hoos, will be rented to suitable tenant. Ap
and New York avenue my73t.
FOR RENT-Furuishs and unfur nished ROOMS,
IL, sontnsseitirs: si M also ane large psr!or large
gle or together colored N an apply at corner
and % streets north. my 6-4t*
EoR RENT-AA four story HOUSE. elegantly
I furnished. furniture for sale cheap every
pariieuiars may be oStansd By addr essins cass,'
a. # s1s 1fsb once nj for one week. Possession given ON
ITO LET-A very fine STORE ard BACH ROOM,
on Eleventh. a., one of the best locations in
hashngto for any busi: sss. Possession given
No 247 Pa avenus between 18th and 18th sts''' t.'
where is kept constantly on hand good tmeat
of Wines Liquors. and the lars est bill of fare
in the city. my 7-3t*
ITO RENT-0n ground floor two PARLORJ and
L closed Off suitable for omces for professional
man, pay master small family, cisse to City
Hail, 4e7 street. between Sd and 4th. my 6 St"
EOR sALE-That BRICK DWELLING on 7th
l. street east, between and Fl, together with all
OF the ground, running back 26O feet and 81 feet
front, good for gardening purposes. Amy on in
want of . comfortable and neat residence, might
do well by inquiring next door. The house is in
good condition and furnishsd-No. 591. my6 7w.
EOR SALE-A weiI-built and su bstantial three
story BRICK HOUSE with hack building, CON
tanning 10 rooms sit ated on southwest corner of
10th street and Virginia avenue, near the Snithso.
nisn Institute his house Is built of the best ma
teTals and the work by the best builders. ! will
possession at once. Apply on the premises.
my 6-2w- (Kepl WM, WANDER
EOR HENT-A substantial new two story FRAME
BUILDING, sc by %, suitable for business or
manufacturing puI poses. 1t has two shces; is To-
called on New Jersey avenue, near street. In
suire at HARVEY co. 3 Express Office coraer
New Jersey avenue and street my 4-lw*
TOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT-A two. .stsry,
base, ent ane sttic Brick House, containing s
avenue and list st: This is most desirable prop
erty, being situated within the proposed extension
of he Capitol Grounds. It will be soli on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars nquire of
JOHN ]. PEABODY, No. so Louisiana avenue.
Linn
Evening star., 1863-05-08
GENTLEMEN'S LIST

M1scELLASEous,-F A.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Grand Gulf-Our Gunboats and Trap.-
ports Pass the Batterie-The Armv
March to Port Hudson.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

ITO RENT-On ground floor two PARLORS and
1 closed OFF, suitable for omces for professional
man, paymaster or small family, clsse to City
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Chesp for eash ct National 6osp snd Candle
H15f' Green street ana the osaa'' Isr
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-08
A Few Queer Things.

We know lazy, shiftless, trifing devils
who never paid dollar of taxes in theil
lives, who are howling twelve out of tht
twenty four hours about the "enormous
taxes we are burdened with" f
We know men, whose ragged panta
looms display the flag of distress at hal
mast who could not buy the toe-nail of 6
nigger if able bodied slaves were selling
at dollar a dozen, who fly into q pas
sion if they hear of an "attack on slave
property"
We know of men who never did days
work in their lives-save when borrow.
ing or stealing was impossible-who are
howling like wolves against "niggers COM
ing to the North to compete with the Ia
bor Of poor white men"
We know of men who never had an
entire dollar in their lives, spend hours
in expatiatiDg upon the damages Of pa.
per currency.
There are queer people in the world,
and much of all the talk on the above
topics is done BY the classes mentioned
Buckeye State