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Evening star., 1863-05-09
FROM FORT MONROE.

FORT MoskoE, May THE steamer Dud-
ley Buck, from New bern, N. c., yesterday has
arrived. All WAS quiet in the department
" hen QUIT ide she spoke the propeller General
Banss, from Hilton Head for Newbern. She
reported .sno ne VS. -se.
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Late Southern papers announce the death of
the rebel Gen. ID. $. Donelson.
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has vetoed the new
militia hill.
The Shreveport tLa.) Gazette recently pub
iishtd a card signed by 100 foreigners, who,
fearii The draft, lock this course to notify the
people that they were French subjects, and
ov ed no allegiance to the State OF Louisiana
A Mr.. Canstide, one OF the signers of this card,
vas taken cut OF his bed and ..tarred and cot
toned" the same night, and the rogues march
was played before the business houses OF the
balance
Evening star., 1863-05-09
4st-.. s4f4Hks yTfA IiGlf & a5441l3Htt i1atH tE
The Circun Atances Of the arrest Of G.. L..
- %" t&th" SulfandiSham s. .'iN'F'

FFrcm the Cincinnati Comne rcis,, May 81
4 special train len This city at 10 n clock Mon,
day Iuett with - company Of the 18th un.tati
Stats infantry, ca nlsns with directions from
Gen. Eurn >ide, commanding the Dpartnensof
fhic, to arrest g. l.. yaIlandi,nam ut his rest-
d,nce in Dayton. The tram arrived 1t Dayton
at IN o'clos h, and, precsedins 10 VAIlandia-
HAMS honse. placed guards on the strsets in
The vicinity, and the captain mmandin:,, with
door-ben was rung, and vailandiShayn an
prared at the window and inquirpd what was
wanting. The captain told him, but he was
not disposed 10 20 along peaceahly. He shouted
for the police loudly, and the female meYubars
of the family joined their cries to his The
captain told him he might as we'll stop the
disturbance, as he had the force to. arrest
him, and would certainly do So yallandig.
hHm then said he was not dressed The can
self. but he redCubled his shouts for the police
" hen an attempt was made to force the front
door. .a a-- H.
The door resisted the efforts Of the soldiers.
and Failan CHAM fiourishpd a re voIyer A. the
window. and fired two or three shots without
fleet. A side door was then forced, aud the
squad. finding all the doors in the house fac.
tered, broke open four OF them before thew
reached the apartment occupied by the indi-
vidual with whom they had uslness. who was
soon faktn and escorted ta the train which vas
In waiting Some of Eallandigham's friends,
hearing W hat was going on, RING the f1r-.bells
with the intention of gathering a crowd to
attempt rescue. But few persons appeared,
anc they gave no trouble. Eailandisham wRs
treueht 10 the city, an: lodged IN the prison
on Columbia street, between Sycamore and
BroadTa ay, where no one was permitted to see
him without an order from Gen. Burnside
Evening star., 1863-05-09
Nominations for state Officers of w estern
Virginia.

WHEELING, May s.-The convention which
met at ParkeIsbuTg on the 5th to nominate
officers fCr the new State OF Western Virginia
Governor, A. j. Borrmau, OF Parkersbure:
$. .cretary OF State, ]. + Boyer, of Middletown:
Treasurer, Can ptell Tarr. OF Brooke county:
State Auditors. Samuel Crane, OF Wheeling,
Judge II. l.. Berkshire OF Morgantown, Wm.
A. Harrison, OF Clark sburg, and James III.
Brown, OF Kara wins Attorney General A. B.
Caldwell. OF Wheeling
Evening star., 1863-05-09
Disturbance at PhiladrIphia

PHILARkLPHIA, May S.-A disturbance was
Threatened in front OF the office Of the Age this
afternoon, cause by a soldier tearing do wn the
bulletin plaeard " hieh contained such head
lines as "lllssal Arrests" ""The Government
&c. This act was resented, and a crowd
gathered, " hen cries OF sstear them OUT were
heard, and some demonstrate ons were made to
carry out the threat. Mayor Henry soon ap-
peale on the ground and addressed the assem-
biage, calling upon the citizens to adjourn.
Cheers we're given tor Hooker and Mayor
Henry and the crowd moved of slo WY.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
PERSONAL.

A. sisposITiOS .-Msdame Ross, DoetrAss and
~ Asirclrxist. was bern with . naterM gift
n. tsia lns past AND lutare-never kno.n to fail
nns separstvd; cures all dis+ asss Business
strictly ernedrKtiaI Ne a9 street north, csrn
81 Twelfth street vest. three squares fr,m the
fxi1ni eh:c- The only pc rson that can show a
nk sness ef :uture husband IT sbsent friend in re
ant> Ladders 80 cents Gentismen 81 ap "a 1,n*
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Aband cned at Sea.

ST. JOHN. N. F., May s.-On the ID ius-, m
1al. Il min, long. + deg. 3 min the brig Attil-
la boarded the iron ship Canada, and found
her abandoned. Her forward compar. nent
was full OF water end tiss ship was uuman-
ageahle. The boats Were gone. and it was sup
posed the crew had left ia them.
Evening star., 1863-05-09

.heesst o. The ,s. efo Mas hcw!ee .arars 'tnA
Riehmend r.psrs sxaiRst al Lsneeosn ! Govern.
n,enc' and Gen. Sehanek for ..ndsns them over
the lines TO their dear seceeh frlsads in the
South. p7ssa3 E'is2ni3" oe4 >shihsA h94.is-9s
Gov. Ietchsr has ordered IN tiec.ion on ne
es'h inst. In the FAudaier district, to mi the
vacancy N the Resell eongraks eaussd Syi ne
resignation of Extra Billy Smith sHy5'oA'is'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

vAR,E avARlETlE9i
Fronting on Pa. Avenue and Einthst.
The eRzAr rRIPLs Show
MORE yAHIEfY AND UoNTRAsfED ATTRAo-
TloNe
IAas asy T,oe Performances ~ the City.
cRIAP PRIoEs OF ADM IssIoN.
In connection with our regular double perform
~ sLcs, We also add, for
THIS (eaturday) EVENINGS PERFORMANCE,
STARTLING DRAkATIC ICROMANCE
DRAMATIC express y for this Establishment. This
srest Drama 10 not Hike the three set dragging
drams, but like Picture which conveys q history
in . sii Gle glance go does this drama rsalizs .
life history in = continued series Of excitemsnts,
Represented with sE the Characters, Costumes.
Music, scsnery. Descriptions, de. s
The New Version OF
JASK SHEPPARD,
IN oNg icr, SIX TABLHAux AND ELEVEN soRsEs.
jack Sheppard tfor the first timel Ada Tesman
Blueskin. James Pilgrim
All the characters By over % Artistes.
PARKER. the Boneless Contortionist.
HELENA SMITHS Most Graceful Dances.
LOVELY LADIES!
TWO NEW PANTOMIMEs.
DRAMA 0PERAi
s,so,sa, hus1ci DANCING,
MAIINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
for Ladies and uents commencing at3.
MONDAY NIGHT,
Gabriel Ravel;s great Panto mime Of
THE MILLINERS.
REMEMBER TIE yARIETIESI
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES!
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES!
CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION,
CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION.
CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION
The Charming Artistes,
FORRES sIsT ERS,
On Monday night
Wednesday Afternoon, commencing st p M,
LADIES FASHIONABLE MATINEE.
BIG SHOW OF TIE CITYI
Admission 25 ard 30 cents. Matinea, % and 10
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charge of Defraudins the Government.

NEW YORK, May S.-Solomon ReuhuStam
was to- day arrested here on the charge OF de-
fIauding the goyernm, mt OF over SIUu.U IT, 1t
VIII be rene enabered that he purchased ceriii-
ates OF claims on The subsistence department
10 q heavy amount.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
-
d r KC AAAs
EDUCATIONAL,

d. =. y ARD ISsfIfEfE, 100. '.-1r-
H.a; ~: sITARg; President.
-. 1riceiv vai II he summer Hsssivn commences
iStii - Scard. tuition In English and French,
ssf----s,s Hon. VIM. II. Reward, Rev ,. Sells.
.. Church on he hishts, Bsookiyn: Il. 6.
.s.s i-vsan L PhinneY. AZ Walker street. i. 7. =,
Tscs;ds. Orange ccsnty. N. Y. ap z sw~
Evening star., 1863-05-09
Mob in Vallejo. Cal.

: SAN FRANCISCO, May a mob of sixty
disguise men, broke IL tothe Jail at Vallejo last
night and killed prisoner, " no a few hours
previously. shot ana dangerously wounded a
citizen of that town who had given no PROV Yoca-
Evening star., 1863-05-09
The Defeat efGeueraiIsoe ker,

NEW YORK, May S.-Report says that Lord
Lyons sent special messen ger TO England in
The Persia on Wednesday, with the 1T vs. OF
Hooker's defeat.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
BOARDING,

RooMs FOR RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT
IL Board, at 81 Penn avenue, near I'D street.
Those wishing nice place and good home will
do well 10 call The hCuseie handsomely furnished,
with shower baths, hot and cold. Gentlemen and
wiv will be taken. The house is one of the finest
in the city, within ten minutes walk of Willards'
A good Servant Woman also wanted, my 9-2t+
ROARD-A pleasant ROOM for rent, with board;
- suitable for gentleman and wife or two gem
tlemen. Terms moderate. Call at No. 5i2 street,
between 4th and 5th. my 3t"
DOOMs FOR RENT, with excellent BOARD
IL Large and comfortably furnis ked; lighted with
gas; bells and sth room with hot apo cold water.
To three more ger tlemen occu pying the same
apartment Q reduction in bo ara will be made.
few table boarders will be taken Every attr ntion
paid to tie comfert of the. inmates. References
required. Apply at No. 1876 18th street. square
from the Avenue mysH
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
L board, at 442 Y ST between 5th and 9Th. n,y7
EOR RENT, WITH BOARD-Two handsomely
II FL RNISHED ROOMS at 311 street, be-
tweer lIth and 18th sts The house has all the
modern conveniences my 7-3t"
TWO LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS FOR REM,
i with Board Zone on second and one on third
Hoor-both front suitable for two single gentle
me n or for a family. Terms moderate. Also,
lumber of Table Board ers. at 81 per week. 4I5
street between Sth and 9Th near P. 0. my7-3tf
Evening star., 1863-05-09

QOsW ELLIS INDICATED COUGH CANDY is
- the msst pleasant, popular and efectual RENE
dy ever introduced for Coughs, Colds or any Afec.
tion Of the Throat II Lungs. See what Prof Wo-
lowkhi says OF it:
WASHINGTON, D O, April 80. isss
Mr. BoswELL-Sir: Having used your Medicatea
Cough Candy for hsarsepess aud Other affections
it very beneficial and to surpass any thing else
that / have ever used for the same purpose and
jtct to such afecti from colds opexcessive use
of the voice. ALEXANDER WoLowsKI,
my St. Professor of Musio
Evening star., 1863-05-09
NEWS FROM REBELLION.

The Confederates Despair OF Controlling
the Navigation uf the Mississippi. and
Admit that they are in Desperate Strait
III that Quarter.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
TELEiRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES /
PROM CINCINNATI.

PROM CINCINNATI.
The Vallandis ham Arrest-Habeas Corpus
- be sued eNt--R rm oval Of ta BODY to
Kentucky TO Avoid IL.
CINCINNATI, May s.-Attorneys Caldwell
and Ferg uson leave ahe city tonight for Clsv--
land, TO make application 70 Justice Swaine
for writ Of habeas corpus to procure Mr..
Gallancig hams die charge.
Mr.. Vallandighan WAS removed to Newport
Barracks, KY, tonight.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
CANTERBURY HALL,

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA Az, NEAR SIXTH s-.sxr
THE WORLDS MODEL MUSIC HALL.
THE GREAT TEMPLE ef FORGETFeLNESS
GIGANTIC ARTISTIC 4LLLANCE.
4 BRILLIANT ELL EVERY NIGHT
in the annals Of Music Hall is the production en-.
Az Az Az !#EEE:E$: !##EE:E;;$EE$ !HEEE$E$
or or
THE HoUsERRE4KER,
THs HE HH99thsEBREAkER, H9hsEBR + kEs,
THE HOESEBREAkER,
Il kHeIHr q ss
as original p"rtorned ano now play ed in the prin
opal thester= O. Europe and America without thu
cutting and rebashiIg which places Of the kind
usually unds rgo in preparing them for the inferior
capac ties OF the COM Ganies Of music halls geaer
Thia exciting dramatic lesson to youth will be
peE.,msd ned srsfy reasa;n,ng nig5t Of this week.
MR. GEORGE q. EDEsoN
Last week positively Of their united appearance,
: ' FAIRY CoMBIEATIoNl
MISS ,IsL HgtIh hRNDsT MoRTIMEE; In P.rpr,
Ai'' MISS ns' kATE PRTNnvtFgRE ~ VI FER
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE
Reproduction of Moss. szollasy's
LLAMA AND EkDImioN; "
THE GODDESS %; OF THE CHASE,
CANTERBURY BALLET TROUPE
Last time Of a'pa~
.nns.r.n.s ), THE Gypsy TRIO.
THE CHEAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
THE PRODIGI0US ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY,
DICK PARKER, including
j. SYLvAs CLARKE,
;, WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
MILE AHNETTl 6ALLETTI,
The greatest Danseuse in the world is engaged and
will shortly appear.
Adm ission rs cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 80
cents Private Boxes (holding SKI So.
Doors open at O'Clock PEI Torrance ats
GRAND MATT WEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Com pany will appear.
WILL ARDS HALL
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing MONDAY, MAY 9TH,
AND EVERY EVENING IuRISG THE WEEK
First appearance in Washington in six years of the
WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMIL
SWISS BELL-RINGERS!
eF 12 MEMBERSl
The entire Company will appear in
SWIf S COSTUMES!
$40 YER b E LIS.
Tickets of admission. SO cents; reserved seats Is
cents extra chilcren half price
Tickets for sale at John f. Eins's, 500 Pa. ay
where diagram of The hall may be seen Sale OF
tick cts 70 commence at II O'Clock Monday, May i.
The Piano used is from the msuufactery of
ChicA eriDg Bon, Boston, furnished by John r.
N.B.-THREE GRAND MATINEES, TUES
DAY. THU ksDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS Children admitted to the Matinees for
Is cents-adults 50 cents.
Doors open at and 2; commence at and s.
my4 Iw* O. o.. CHASE. Bu mess Ageat
Evening star., 1863-05-09

Presentation. w. T. Dtto, assistant Sec
rotary OF the Interior, returned to this city last
evening from his visit to Indiana, and is stop
ping AT the Avenue Hense.
Gov. Curtin. Of Pa; Hon. J. B. Henderson,
of Mo-: and Hon. George b Lincoln, OF N y;
are in town, stopping at Willard's
Evening star., 1863-05-09

THE CoLoREp REeIMENT.-Itis is stated that
the celored regiment being organized oy hsys.
aJrasS,y puynf ers six hundred men, and tn II
quarters viii be assigned them next week.
Evening star., 1863-05-09

VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAWS A few
days since, Deputy Collector Jonn r. Hilton,
wharf for violating the revenue laws; hsr
pgpsrs not being in proper shape.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs.

N GEORGETOWN, May Z, 1853.
L RDP0SALS Will be receI red for tn king u p
ard rssetting of SO much of the stone pavement on
Hfic ss stree in Geor rgetown as is out OF repsir,
between LinEan and Green streets, mi Ting that
uaft Of Bridge street, occupied oy the railroad.
IT 9 bid. s,ust be- rer square yard of pave nent
laid aud must cover tie whole Charge for both labor
and material.
ssnd ar ersyeI The work to be done subject
TO IT, iuspection and approval Of the Street Gem
inissiogers . s-..
and left At III Gce of the clerk OF the corporation
in Georsernwn before the 2eth inst.
Sistis civ ststed w. @, sMIr
nv stIG Street Gomnl ssoaer.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
TIE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News journal,
containing q greater variety Of snisrSSting
reading than can &c found IN any other, is
puhiishs& on Friday morning.
IkhAa-CGsA, .a-arist!g ~ adpaaee.
singie cory, per annuin. 81 20
Five copies. IS
TsG. copies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suo
lTfnty-aye copies cs...............ao % %
In Invariably contins me "W sshtugton
News that has r,ade Tse .ba,lg E7saina Star
circulate 60 gen rally. ahseaghou. s,e country.
ny-sinsis nop.ca ihf H1npaess|ean be pro-
cured ~. the .ettunjers s,rarnea.ateiy after the
ass Ne cs sne papar-a Pnice-4TaHks Oxsrs,
Evening star., 1863-05-09

For HEARINs.-I4ast night, MIR. George S.
Cation was arrested by officer O'Connell, on the
cath of Thos. H. g. Hintop, colored, charging
Mr.. Caton with committing q violent assault
and battery on g boy named Hamilton Wilson,
colared. The case was ruled for a hearing at
O'Clock p. m. tc. day, be ore Justce johnson,
Mr.. Cation giving bail for his appearance. Mr..
Lay appeared Tor the complainant.
Evening star., 1863-05-09

u BRICKS FOR SALE.
lsECEIVED and for sale 5000 y BRICK, Mer-
chan ole and Paving Inquire Of the gned,
at VIM; Clahaugh's Wharf, Georgetown, D c., or
81 Bridge street,
my 2WH j. NJ. STAKE,
Evening star., 1863-05-09

A GOOD CHANCE FOR INyESTMENT.-Be-
"A tween seven and eight acres of Land, on the
Plank Koad 4 miles north Of WASHINGTON. can be
ket garden. Inquire at No 473 Sixth street or
Of A. Q. P. SHOEMAKER, above Second Toll
Gate. Plank Road. an pI3 Inns
Evening star., 1863-05-09

ATTEMPT At BURGLARY.-About 10 o'clock
last night an attempt was made to rob Nickel
den & Stanleys shoe store, on Eleventh street
above K, by some burglars who first attempted
to get in the front door, but not being successful
they attempted to get in by forcing out the
transom over the back door. Their noise
the store, and Mr.. Nick. shot at them, when
they made of.
Evening star., 1863-05-09

4 Will SELL AT MY PROVISION STORE, ON
the corner OF I6th and streets. the best eats of
Reef sf Is cents per pound, and Mutton, Lamb and
Veal and Vegetables at the lcwest market price,
and Beef Tongues at 50 cents pi.cs or 25a dozen.
ms 33vH WIN. LlNkINB.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
4 ECKEr DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES II
MARTA GIFT.
SiAiRIT4NS GIFT

fEE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
Yes Positive Cura'' for
Cont-ips no Miner NO galsam. Mercury
taiy Isa P'As 70 b Iasen 70 Effect Cnre.
They are rntiFri. yesr5asls hayips no smell n.r
;urr the .tc aeli ar bowels OF The most deic .te
tu.es Il, from two TO four days, ana recent cases
Of the JniNee-ity Of P.nnsyi ivaua Of t,ie most
eminent Doctors and Chemists g the present day.
no sxrnsgKs, No TROUBLE, 10 CHANGE WtArEvss.
or who have neen gorged with Baisam Ccpaiva, or
fercurE try the
Sent by m.i in a p;sin envelope
Price-a'aie packages, So. Female, s.
BLnoDi BLOoDr BLooDN!
eoaLss RnILs B 4 a,s sYPHIsis u OR vE.
sAAARI7AN,S SCOT AND HERS JUICES
oTereJ ths public as positive cure
strkts OK Ro6 sRs IS the "a
most Jain and efectua al remedy ever prs
scribed reaches and eradieates everv particle o.
sSs Ts them sa Of this pnr yns rsme
dy sef a. hest-d, and 30 not transmit 70 your pos
verify that fer yhch you nay Re Psnt in after years
sahskirans 5S ROOF 'af," Anu he HERE JUitEs
viii renove every ,yestige Of impurities from tn
FBMABEsI FEMaLESH
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB UICES l.
mGst happily sdsT ted, in TIlcerated Uterus. IL
Whites, in hraring down, Falling Of the "cab
Debility, ami for all plants incident to the
Sent by express. Price ST. bottle. or bottie
for SIS
-. SAmsRIFaNs CHANCRE WASH.
Price 25 cents. Full tirectioas
BEencND Co, Box Isl Pbilsdelphis Pos
Sold by 9. CALVERT FORD, c rEsr of llth ano
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may6-tr
Evening star., 1863-05-09
AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WARRINGTON THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager .. ...geaH WILKss BooTz
THIS EVENING,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
Of the highly popular young American Trssedian,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
who, 1t the request Of many eitizens, win appear
in his N#
GREAT CHARACTRR,
IN Sehiller q Five act Tragedy Of
THE ROBBERS!
E THE ROBBERS. e otG
J. Wilkes Booth -. Observation-Disclosures De Moor
=. H. Brink kas.-........-........F Francis De Moor
Miss Alice Gray Amelia
Supported by shs
SUPERIOR COMPANY.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AvEN UE. near Wilisrds Hotel
s.sosA1n HsosAa---- --AAxAeEs
THIS EVENING,
LAST NIGHT POhITIYEL
Of the Celebrated, Youthful Actor,
MR.. EDWIN ADAMS.
MR. EDWIN ADAMS.
Appearance of the charming, fayorite Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Last time this season of the great TRAGIC play.
written e1 pressly for Edwin Forrest by Judge
Conrad, entitled the
HERETO,
HERETO!
Adrian oe Ten hgny:...'......".."... .Eawin ADAMS
Eleanor de Telisny y...'...'.'...... susan Denim
To conclude with the
POST OF HONOR!
Ben. Rogers aB. .G0oua f6Hfe
Monday next May ll-MRs. JOHN DREW, Mr..
G. BARfO ON Hi l., and the Company.
- Admission 50, Is, and Is cents. No extra
charge for secured seats
Evening star., 1863-05-09

sEIGES AND STuRMS. BY LAND AND SEAL
sE1GES ASp : STORMS; Or ; BY LAND AND SEA!
and
DESTRUCTION OF SEBASTApOL.
Grand Day Performance Saturday After'n, o'clk
Grand Day Performance, Saturday Aftern,3 ocIk
Grand Day Performance, Saturday After n, 5 o. elk
-, Admission Is cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
Children 10 cents. may 4-lwH
Evening star., 1863-05-09

NkW No. 1
~ MACKEREL-MACKERE
Best in the market. Sold low at
JONES d CO.'S,
my6 Corner Eighth aud b atre sts.
Evening star., 1863-05-09
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
SAND-SAND-SAND

have on wharf, and dai y arriving the best
River sand suitable for building and piastering
apply TO TH0S. FAHEY, corner Of Tenth st.
and the Can nj. ap l6- Inn
Evening star., 1863-05-09

The Richmond papers of the 5th copy with
out comment the following from the Mon tgom-
Evening star., 1863-05-09

~ JNO LUMebON.
+ 0RWARBTNG AND 9uNERAL COMMISSION
11TF MERCHANT,
VI .kp IOs WArEs srRzzr.
Attends 20 tne sale OF Produce. Flour, GRAIN ana
Merchandise generally Procures Freight, Char.
ters Vessels, DE. -
Business trsassets always with promptness and
diEpateb. mar A-u
Evening star., 1863-05-09

- VEAL AND BEEs,
Alse, BUTTER, EGGS and MILK,
wholesale and retail. at No. 334 d street. near
Tenth street. -
Evening star., 1863-05-09

g.oR prRE caEAM sIRUP SODA WAreR
Il - to the .txnd corne, 7th street and Pa. ave-
nue.. wssl ingtsn Bu,ldias, and stand No 1l
.ounf, ICE GpE4M furnished in all quantities 10
sny parr OF the atty. orners lett at the above
nsm.d stands will be promptly flled. my 2tW
Evening star., 1863-05-09

(OUN9RY SEAT FOR sALE.-The subscriber
~ offers for sale his FARM with first Glass i'm
provements containing So acres of land adjoiniT .
Tenrallytown, and within 21a mi es of George
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is admira ,y adapted to market gardening or
grass. AS q country 81 at it has no superior the
view extending from u to 70 miles in every direc
II. W. BLUNT, 81 La. av ;. up stairs,
ap22-lmS Washing gton.
Evening star., 1863-05-09

IIOR RENT-Furuisb b. d and uDfur he'd ROOMS,
Il connecting; also fine large pa-lor A la-s
brick ia biz for three horses and riage and sin
gle or together. A coiored man apply At corner 2
and 70 strs cts ncrt.f. my G-4.F
Evening star., 1863-05-09

EOR SALE-Four BRICK HOUSES-two on III
L street, s25 and 537 ; possession LIST June and
July. Two on Maine avenue and 9Th street; pos
session LIST May These four houses are nearly now
art we'll built, and will be cold at 81 OO0 IS OO0
$3,s00 and S. 400. if early application be made to
B. MlLBU RN. 524 I street north. between 9th
and 9TH, or at o. s. jail.
ap l6-Im B. MILBURN.
Evening star., 1863-05-09

EUR SALE-HOUSE AND LOF-A twostery
rooms, NJ 219 North B street, between Delaware
avenue and lst St. This is most desirable prop
erty, being situated wit the proposed extension
most reasonable terms. For particulars inquire of
John ]. PEABODY, No. so Louisiana avenue.
I Il m
Evening star., 1863-05-09

l. OR hENT-A substantial new two story FRAME
Il Bl 1LDtEG, st by %, suitable for business or
ID nanufacturins puI poses 1t has two Offices; is 10
Gated on New Jersey avenus, near street. in
quire at HARVEY d Co y Express Office cnrner
New Jersey avenue and street. my 4lw*
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