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Quantrc1 q Woman 1rnfpner.

TEoE, IL, Sept. 18th, 1868.
EDITIONS CHICAGO IRBEAE:-1 notice that
hceh las been said in regard to the blrlh.
place Of Quantrell or his residence. Twill
briefly state, for the benefit Of all who NAV
Wish to know anything about the wretch,
that he was bern in Dover, Tuscarora Coun
ty, Ohio, where his mother and sisters now
reside. His ta:hcr, Thomas Quant1e1l, was
native Of fHage1stown, Md. He migrated at
an carly day to Dover, where he engaged In
the timing business, and lastly at school,
teaching. BE at one time whipped a woman
for in<ultfpg lin, as he said, which WAS the
only brave act TINT / ever knew him to DO,
This statement is correct as nc were school
bpYs.
, 1863-09-14
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.

During the discussion which imne-
diatcly preceded the breaking out Of the
war, and when hostilities were imminent,
We repeatedly had occasion to warn our
neighbors Of Louisville and st. Louis, TINT
their policy, materially considered, espe-
cial1y 80 lar us it related to the rival cities
Of the lakes, was indisputably in the pres
ervat1on Of peace and the maintenance Of
the Union. We endeayored to show St.
Louis, that, in the commercial changes
that would follow the interruption Of the
channels Of trade by the movements Of the
coutcnding armies and the clash Of op.
posing forces, she would be checked in
her population and development; ana
that Chicago, secure in her con
nections with both the East and
the granaries Of the West, would so
gain upsn her only Western rival, that
when peace was declared, the relative
magnitude and importance Of the two
cities would be decided in her favor-so
decided as to admit Of no possibility Of
further dispute. We pointed out to St.
Louis that slavery, for the increase and
devclpement Of which she was about !
vida 1,tr aras+ost .s,~sa" - .,... e 1 see'
itv Ind ro,;nir s..1,,s - c'a .-' s1 tnos'ef'
Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota
kansas and Nebraslsa; nnd that when she
counfclle or favored any policy inimical.
to her connection with tl,esc s,a,aa a~.
shut herself out by her no1i,;ca,
Siews from the closest af1il;at;on
with their people, she was di. |
1ectly sending their business to us, and |
to that extent detracting from her own i'm
, 1863-09-14

EF The Third Annual Exhibition and
Stock Fair Of the Union Agricultural Iustl.
tute, Will be held ut Sandwich, Ill, On Sept
10, IL ard Il. The fair is to embrace cyc1y
interest usually brought together In such cx-
hildtions, Atrottirg course has beea laid
out ard g1aded which offers fine oppcrtu-
n'fy to horseEcn. A r1oNIrg match viii
alGo occur during the Fair,
, 1863-09-14

R~ The following are the congressional
candidates. in Maryland:
Dit. 1. eastern shore). .. ~5ohn y. crisncld.
Dist. q. Mattford. &c.}.. Edwin Il. Webster.
1ist. st. ~. tBalt!moEe Cit,).. Henry Winter DAVIS.
Dirt. ~. {West'n Counties. *Ftancis Thomas.
Dist. Y.tWcste1n Shore, :.*Charles B. Calvert.
*Mcn:berB Of the last House.
Thomas snann {ek-mayo.) runs against
Winter Davfs; tho others have no serious op.
petition. All profess to DO U1ion men.
, 1863-09-14

11eo17 eHo a1oaHJ LFen1n9 JouTnal.I
there are but few people who stop to rs-
Of supplying IN army with subsistence. md
upon ne amount Of stores that are daily re-
qntEed for that purpose. There are 11anv
persons WHO can eee no obstacle to the noyc.
men1 o1 IN army, who would be quite 40.
paiIea at nc amount Of supplies that must
9e TRANSPORTED at the s:ue time to sustain 1t.
Obtained By looking carefully over thc issues
from single posi- for one month. Below
may tc found the: i.Fues made in the month
q Ju1e, lsGS, at Mnr1eesboro, Tenn, by
gapt: A: +: Bright, q. s. A., the Gomnis.
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Magic Time Observers
1Ie Perfection If Meehaeisn:
Being Hnr!Irg, er o,en Fs?e. Or Ladys Or nsasle.
unDE n ktch Comb: I'd. With Patent 3.IE
Winding AapparStus!:!

TEe Few Tork Illustrated News IN It5 tssue ot Tan.
1c 1s6s Gu ege Ill, Voluntarily ssys: we hsvs beea
aGcEn @ Hoet p3-s-,pg novety otE5icn ths BC8nAKD
HEos. os NeS 1oc6. Ne the 8c1e iGCpustsra 1t ID
eaiiea the ~ at1 'snHs 0ns1Rvsa. aEd Il Uuzri1y
aSo oIen tsce Nstea co1hlna.e. One Of tae pretti-
est mol Convenient, ana uocldadty tise bcac mad
ehrartss tsmee.ece Iar Eeceral rslah, nss eys3
offered 1t aas within aud connected with Its ia
csi.e5y II Own Etnatng st'achGeat rea!er.oS Eey
ens:es n:f e cesfAty. ths eas=s OF shts xatch are
ocEEo4 20 sf t*o net As The oerT ina IL
l.'es .o'a L haa The itap;u: ed laby aesoa isver
L6F@Tecf arc IL WARRANTED acsC1 ate lin uau!eca
::ce suntIbiy erstasee Il aaf d0z q. Ss3:
eAmi!S Mxleh:a II Ieat morocco boxes. Tor tooso
the Eos:aEe Is 81 ceats. 1:saiStcrias 29c. N''
IL = Watssss esnt By express to any paIt or tbs
!o3es sfates With btl nsyab - Expires Axant mon
e'snssY q, Penon1 oFs;iaz NJ, msa aot naat en-
Sese Is 81 - ptool O. their Sincerity the amount to
eoidiers and all others in tho 6s'oys1 stss.s Or any
tntroeY must sead PAYMENT il advance, ns tho
7e! 7sntfss ~ Eompaaiss Erfse making col
sert y mai Or express. Il BY axpEess OF mat Ia a.
IsEals;sa istrer. At oEr risk Our patroos are "a.
ansEttd 70 CAL II person, Whsc 1t Ii conYeriat tor
thin 10 do 80. -e'
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e The assessment on lands in Kane
county is S1,7:si, ,41; on lots $751;, $40; On
Eai]re2is s956,.72, total essessmert Of fhc
corlty $3,Gayei1.
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.MllEreltn:teoGe


Bf2. CEfEHSEH aNsS PILLS.
TIC ne n thtse Pills Is tie result Of 1oos
{als 70 eor.set N trI~gnlas:es. Painful Eanst:na
cod o. ctaer .tse headahe pstn In tie sfds paipi.s
Ecn q tEe heart, *httas; all nervous atecttpns
HoEs Of I8tuie. HA'eeA ~
NK- CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Aro posltive remeos sI1 Complaints pscu,ra- tn
FaLA-ss. fSbtCISa WITH ca 'TAISrx FxKroDTr ~
9x6uLAK1Tr. Ex5lctt dtreetio = ,stastnE wea1 te1
EhoEld NOT De ue1D. with eaca TO-. Pic ona do1.sr
r. Sold by B1 Druq g.sta- ~A7 3"1s!S"
HUrCHING5& d HHLTIh P.ouz!etora
su&5 A6 1n2dp q Esdnr Btreat. New forE CIV.
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4et01 SO, i4SUV
The prices annexed do not include the cost
Of transportation from the points at which
these supplies were purchased. The amount,
IN contrast NTH that provided for small
family, seems alm0et .fabulous-
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gl)iea9o Gribnlre.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1868.


*aah ten "taeht- TO the disaster. This
glses an tne greater value to subsequen,
:Iepof'e. How>does it prove to be, when
to!'e 'ai Aas oeen afforded to allow mature1
oaaement We devote q large space in
tn1s Issue 10 these 1sterreports, collected
11om throughout the entire breadth of the
Nortn"ess' They are comprised In q CIR;
colar nom Geo. q. .Chittenden, Genera1
Agent OF the Wheeler & Wilson Mann.
tactur1nss company in this city, made m
from reports oflocal Agents of that Com.
pany throughout the region inf7ic.tad
and besides the information furnished
as TO the disaster itself, contain va,u,l1e
reference to the condition md natnre -,
The growing crops in these several sac,;ons
From q careful" perusal of the 1e6o,..
it will be seen that the damage ,s rost O.
we're in the central counties Of tl,;s stote.
the great com.growinr renion- ~,
pecia1ly in the eastern t;cr con.
mencing with Kankakee in lie eero,
..1ity, the frost has fncreasea n ;,toss:..
into hoquois, Ford. Chamna;cn nonn1.,
and Edgar counties. South ~ th;o 1s.+a~
county On the eastern boundar1 ~ sa .,,a
Z State, the DANA re has been eo,rn.~,t;oa,s
light but wcstwar3,v Il 1ae 49,, 80, .....,
severe, thougl, not SO bad as in the eastar, @
counties. :After crossing the n,;na;s 1,<.. w. =
1ral railroad, on line with tho co,@n,;s' - 49, -
Edgar, vermillion and Iroo,;f;s t,,a 49,, ~
age begins to grow less, and whan 49, ~.
Afissiseippiis is reached. il is vorr +-;e;aa ~
In Adams county there il a ra ~ - - :
-danage;',, but in uancocl conat% +,.o n
first county north. the corn cro,, l. -n,>a.. 49,
cd "onethird damaredn A1ora 49, r-s ~
Of the Chicaeo Ruri;noton e ~. e .1re
r., the damage hoe hasn ro- ey T.
snats Rnrsan caS~. 'e4y eese'e In
secus tn 1are snfz.,ad 49,. ~ -. sss, -aaa,.
Chnn,pa,cn County. Int wooaGa,;7 Cona -
ty adjoining has reputed loss Of twa,,,x
per cent. In the northern counties Of the
State, the reports brought in really wena NJ
q most gloomy character. Int Into, 49,,
igcnce seems to modify the statements
In Oy1e, Lee, Winnebago aud DeKa1b the
early planted corn has escaped with Int
little injury; but The late planted corn has
been greatly damaged-1n mauy nIaces
entirely destroyed.
It is TO be noted that in those PORTIONS
ofthe State where the crops were stnnted
by drought, the damage has been
unusually great, and in some of |
the central counties the suffering cannot !
tail to be severe in consequence.
To state how much the corn crop Of Il
1inois Is damaged by the frosts. would he
rather difficult matter; but if anv i'm.
portance can be attached to the cares
pondcnce which IRE publish to-dav the
loss cannot fail tn he fn11v .fo,,t,, -
the entire crop Of the State.
There is q very general ;mnrasp;on
among nil cJasses that tba ;,,,,o..o ,,-o.a.1
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WATCHES
WATCHES.
SOLDIER&.
Both Conscripts and Volunteors !, !!

1i1 Jcu ksow:tat.'e . sata Of H4.c4e, /. II, .-
q X efeh b osGsois fe sds3 Ana you tsrnts. ~
2. INV hn40!e d1l:AEa D, na5s an .,,ai ~
~: ~ xG, So 6 saA2e XII
c1Iato pus7b1o sud sA'e.ete WVelat II IN ~ At
ce1 RA,tet ~ r leg. battling al eon1st:tiots
time I8 our celebrated - A@1s
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And IN Roslttyejy Prevent YELLOW FEVER BIZ
4ADts FEVER, &c. Tney contain
- NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY,
Tnoy WILL CURE the above dls.sses II ntn..Ynsaa
cases cut Of hundred, >~~
Do You want something to Strengthen Yon
Do you want q Good Appatita9
20 you want TO- Build up your Constitution
DO ytu want to Feel Welt
Do you want to get nd of Nervousness
Do you want Euergy1
Do you want to SO Welt
Do you want Bf1sk and Vigorous Feeling
Kle4do. usa HuOtLANDS uERAAE sfrrEp3
, 1863-09-14
AmN4fsUKsIfSI
AmUssmxuty..
A RLlNGT0N. Kelly, IRON
~ d DoyNlKKG'S S1s
MINISTRIES
WILL OPEN AT
Bryan Hall, for One Week Op1y.
On monday Evening, sept. lIsh,
AND
Livery Evening during the Week.

Atss{ tens through tas we,..,n f,t,.. .uc.:,
cauc. Vrh IT, resura TO th.ir HoMes II CHf.
JcEzs. pascss' s'esEow:ts sSns scDo IT or Nxw soNaa,
!. e ias.ss.o r. =; produce
Of nov I'D psauiifnI tSnaery - taa setrassto u
pese "a s HhS s5ea A. tls s1prs Psr
70 te<1: paons Jes sssase e IN IL. pto1ssa
icut1esy III sars 20 easss . c"aq asr II
ssd riendsh1p oEs.zrE vEw Aers s'osr tr 1A5ef M
TIE OLD FANokrxs: joan MosEA Rid. ~ I'd =. a
nz1a'a 1av md ohPr rceshm. .Ets Tas Ctsw r. y ~
Il; TIC DaEkey faAt Seves would Die; TSe s-.s~sa;
Hen: Tnc Hnns 4r.a7 Ea.bIera; tas d: Etsf3a-
Scon lqnsj: Neither II the 8Atlo Over: ene CIV.
~ ne SEA; Seelpa EaEcles. SC. dc.
~ acso"k r. 81 ~ 4s-'9
MAs1r9E On Saturday. September 18Th, for tes
M ~ 11Ion q LtdeA and Eh1d.sn VINO aro uf-
~ ~ - 1890 ~ ni.ht Aomssion 25 csnt4; Cniilr@
<l3 E,ie8lwi3 a nrrcpee .x
, 1863-09-14

THE ATTENTION OF PACK,
- HE'S. DtatlEe aad Coope1s L. called to oatcat
EaefsiEes7 - Tor D7eesl1X stavcc snd Heading This
mAeI!na. Known Ct Gt1bert1 Pa&eat. regnlsen but
IL. C uf 1tz men, it Will dress
=. 500 To 8, 500
Goqe9 A. RettlnZ per day. TheF3 Ia no stAvo Eaa
chile butt which can comp with It u caeapl as of
Et1ca Sr u quantity asd quality e. work core. wAl
el " rnnnng oldef 70 any party taSs
oae h3H the pro1tx Of dressing the stuH a. copeEsz
non- There are fonr Ct these nachises now InanirR
etlne qistllsry Of S!NL " E1cKxGsoN i Co. %
OElo. aul1 keta.fr lin
, 1863-09-14

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
49, ~ iTALLoW. :. LAID: GnKasz: ScETas uades-
low. and IN Boa2 stocka. Any eoesixameatl seEt "a
than be promptly dI5pcsed Of aad quick ruluru1
dyes5esto ApAAN KNIGHT Il SONS.
5a14 g3o6m = W2ter stfest. NeH YqYf
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pABTTCUrAp NnrrrE

Iseta are soan5 preparations sold under tte uaraa
u tte!5 fnL ap IN Q1a+ bettts Compounded Ql tna
Gaeapest Rhisky CT common costing from 70 to
es1s4 pes gallon. tae tasta dllguiss1 bY Anas OF
Ilta cass Of Hltters has c.nssd aud VII coptlnue to
G&oss 80 as they can ho sold hundreds 10 de 1ho
Espt continually ucdsr the ladneEce Of Alcoholic
nts o1 thu Sort Ead. tie desire 10. Liquor
o! tteu.t ~ ~~~@1' A''"a-o
, 1863-09-14
CL1MPsES OF THE GREAT

yLIHIESHS UF The EISEAT
~ WEST stereoseopic y1sws Of tho most ro-
mantle scenery Of Mtnncsota, Northwestern Wiscoa
a1n. IoxA and Western Illinois. alEo vews q Ch!csgo
recently phetogr4phed. for s:le vtoesals md retsi
s1oet: csiesgo. N. B.-Asant Tor Hasl1 eolxr
tsm91a he6u1i4N
Evening star., 1863-05-04

ter place also by q plank road. Our brave
General has taken them by surprise, and, in
proof OF the same, We have, among other
trophies, dispatch, dated April 18th, from
Gen. Lee to one of his engineer officers, i'm
which he states that he was very much sur.
prised st the movement, as he had not antici-
p"ted II, aLd was unprepared to give any in
formation.
The RI bels massed a considerable force on
their front on Thursday, and ut midnight
there was some artillery practice bstween oar
ard the Rebel guns, at long range
As soon as the Rebels learned on wednes-
Cay that our forces had crossed above Fredsr-
i,kshuTg. they commencing moving troops { .
Intercept the advance, ana continued it al
night, snd the following day. x a a2l
Trains were constantly ruaning with troops
f ON Rio hmond, and the enemy had cone.n-
tIated all their available troops around Fred
ericksbnrg. t>
The latest news from Chancellor Vile, abou
ten miles southwest of Fredericksburg, now
occupied by our forces, is, that Gen. S.oae
mans cavalry force had cut the railroad lead
ing TO Richmond. As' t-
The Rebel Capitol Menaced from Ansthe
-i Direction.
The Chronicle of this'mcrning saws:
1.-THE announcement made some days ago In
several journals that General Rockers army
would not be the only national corps that
would menace the rebel capital, is confirmed.
Gen. Peck, fully aware that Hooker had mad,
a forward movement, and suspecting thac
Iongs.rect, who was in his front IN the vicinity
Of Sansemond river, woula seiid reinforce
nlent TO Lee at Frederick> burg. sent out a re-
conuoiering force To discover the rebel situa-
lion. The expedition crossed the Nansrmand
river. and two miles north of ii encountered a
rcbel fierce. They charged on thsm. driyiag
them cut of their rife pits and capturing a
unbcr of prisoners. The charge was made
by the 18th New Hampshire and The autL New
York, and was perfectly successful
The Philadelphia Press of this morning has
the following special dispatch:
WASHINGTON, May3-Dispatches from Gen.
nral Hooker have been received by the prcsi-
dent. .--r-z-.
He has successfully crossed the Rappahan-
mock, and has severed the communications OF
the enemy between Bowling Green and Hau-
over Court House ..a .. 81.
The main body OF Hooker army crossed frs
below Falmouth. About 3nN8 crossed above
Falmouth under General Slocum, W no made 4
detour of the enemy's position, and captured
some fifteen hun dred rebels.
II is said hat our communications With Gen.
StCneman have been cut by guerilla bands
between Warreuton Junction and Bnii Run.
but will soon be reinstated.
Gen. Hooker hopes 10 capture all of the rebel
forces north of the Pamunkey riXer. and will
probably move forward TO the left of his present
rCsitIon.
The news thus far is mos; encouraging.
Evening star., 1863-05-04
PERSONAL.

FORTUNE: TELLING.-Madsme GODDARD,
IL As rologist, fOrrtells frturs events; ard may
at all times be corsGted at her nee, No 1873
L street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
my23t4
NO IGrOSlTIOR.-Hsda Moss, Doctress snd
~ AsIrolc gist, was born with nataral gift.
she tells the past and futsre-neyer known to fail
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated; cures all dis ases Business
strictly conf dental. Ma S3 street north. Garner
of Twelfth street rest, three squares frsn the
Patent 0fSce The only person that can show a
likeness of !uture husband or absent friend in re
aiitr Ladies 80 cents q Fntlsmeu 81 ap n I'M
Evening star., 1863-05-04
rh. war III reaSsssee.

The W ar IL r Tenuessee. -
CrrorNHATI, MAY 2-f7en. Bragg army -
steadily ADVANCING towards Murfrees6oros,
fssline Gen. sKoseerans's ltness This 10 oks as
though fhey ycontempisted al astack.niassas sl6f
-s5aanssss sasa asi no bstst4ee .sssssag IS h.ge
sgzssan ssfakz -lsss ts .eaE ssneg
Evening star., 1863-05-04
THE w WARlN THE SOUTHWEST.
From General Grants Army

CINCINNATI May 2.-Advises mp tc SunG ~
evening from MiIIiken' n'ssBend and Grand q II II
state that no obstru ctions are known to pre- vtn
the passage up the Big Black River.
Our land force can easily reach the Vicks-
burg and Jackson Railroad bridge This is the
probable dt sfination Of Grants army The
Rebels are greatly alarmed at the progress OF
the Union forces In Northern Mississippi pa
From their papers we learn that on the 20Ih
April the Union troops occupied Senatcbia, and
cut the telegraph at Sarois. A force was also
cut near Houston, intending to destroy the
Mississippi Central Railroad at sBomona and
Duck Hill. They also have despatch stating
hew, eighteen miles fiom Columbus, Mis-.
Their movements threaten Southern Railroad
communications gersrally. and il fspecessfui,
will cut of Vicksbarg and Mobile fron The
direction OF Northern cohne ctions. 50
Evening star., 1863-05-04

GEwARD iNSTITETg,
- Hon HM. x. SEWARD. President.
FEMALE DIX kpARTMENT-Miss u. E. QOrCH
EISs, Princpal-Tbs EunnseT Session cosnrus sDcss
April2'. Board, tuitiop In English and French
size per .nOpm
Rsjsreae.s Hon VIM Il Seward, Rev J. Eelle
D., Church on he HiEhts, Brooklyn; X q.
Psrdee Supt N Y q 8. Union, 399 Broadway;
and ivesou & Phinpey 4S Walker street, n Y.
Flofids Orange cos pty " Y. sp aaw"
Evening star., 1863-05-04
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q = FICIAL.
EDUCATIONAL

ct. fIMorHY'S HAL
- CATONSVILLE
BALfIkoKx COUNTY, MARYLAND.
fks duties of this Institution we bgen regularly
Fa~umed st CRtonkville in all it's de par Sn9bSb
Classical, Commercial and Military. p
Arms and equipments haze ossu furni%hsa oy
The State for Artillery ana Infantry tactics.
Terms including b og1 ana station sry S>Ss per
session OF ten mOI tbs RpI AdHissio. OF pupils.
addresr Rev. L. VAN BoEk ELEM, hector.
- rs. lot rarE..s...-
Evening star., 1863-05-04
ai.i;sd Z tonyicted Of n ardef. J

MOUNT HOiLy,sN. J. = May a. The grand 6
Jury Of Burlington tcOuEtys found thressepsrale
indictments, saip SC Charles Brooks, Ketnran,
Ann Brooks, and Timothy Ridg way, eharging
JOB Brocks, ,in the township ofSoutiIalnpton,
on the eth Of Marehlast On Tuesday GhariesE
Brooks ras found guilty OF murder an tAs frss 2
degree. The murdered man was has oS.i
Evening star., 1863-05-04
VARIETIES! VARIETIES
Fronting on Ps. avenue and Ninth St.

VARiE7tES! VARtETIESi
Fronting on Ps. avenue and Ninth st.
THE HAPPIE4T ENCOURAGEMENT
is afforded to the Triple Troupe Of Artistes by the
UNIVERSAL ADMIRATION OF THE PEOPLE.
But it is ne at all uprising how greatly
ces.ful there Artistes are, when 1t 10 well known
fact that
TRUE MERIT EVER REAPS A BRIGHT RE-
WARD.
The Great Ethiopian Artistic,
w. 8. BUDWORTH.
Miss Lester and Miss Tesman.
Helena kmt tth and Geraldine.
James Pilgrim and Watkins.
All the Doub Bile Com pany of Stars.
Songs, Dances, Pantomime and Farce
.SeorsS Of Lopeiy Lady Artistes Of al kinds
GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE CITY!
LADIES' AND GENTs, FASHIONABLE MAT
NEE,
EVERY WEDNESDAf Y AFTERNOON.
The great Drama, on Thursday night, Of
JACK SHEPPARD,
with the regular performances
Evening star., 1863-05-04

DOTELER WILLsON,
d GENERAL 4 UCTIOSEERS,
IRoS HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Be.rrssJa 9Th and 1o!h streets,
Having renew sd their license, offer their services
10 the pu big for II sale of Heal property Stocks,
Househ DID Furniture and Merchsndise OF any de
scriptiaE, Literal cash advances made whenever
reouir-d apSlo
Evening star., 1863-05-04

WILL LARps' HALL
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing MONDAY. MAY 4TH,
AND EVERY EVENING UaIEG THE WEEK.
First appearance in Washington in six years OF the
WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMILY.
SWISS BELL.RINGERS!
sF IL MEMBERSi
The entire Company will appear in
SWis S COSTUMES!
24O sILVER BE LIS.
Tickets of admission. 80 cents reserved seats, Is
cents extra !: chiit rem half price.
Tickets TOR sale AZ John BLISS, 3o6 ps; av,
tickets 70 comm nee at il clock Monday, May l..
The Pisnv used is SrOm the msnnfactory OF
Chici ering Bon, Boston, furnished by John r..
NB,-THREE GRAND MATINEIS, TUES
DAY THURkDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS Children admitted to the Mstinses fer
IS cents--ad uits 81 cents.
my4iwt G. q. CHASE Blu mess Agent.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

F>I -
V@. XXI.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager ...... JOIN WILKEs BeoTs
LAST,NIGHT BUT FIVE
Of the Distinguishsd. Youthful Traseaian,
JOHN wILKEs BOOTH, z.4
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
TGIs EVENING,
Will be presented the grand French Supernatural
Drsma Of the
CoReIoAN BRoFHERe. t.
~ CoRsIoAN BROTHERS
]. Wilkes Booth az .Fab'en and Louis del Frsnehi
To col cIude with the glorious Farce Of
FAMILY JARS.
GROWERS THEATRES.
AVENUE. nss. Willard's Hotel
Ls9AAaD G19yEa.- ---.E1HASDa
( THIS EVENING,
LAST NIGHT UT FIVE
of the Celebrated Young American Aeter,
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS
MIR. EDWIN ADAMS.
Appsarsnee Of the charming Actress.
SUSAN DENIM.
Production for the first time in Washington of
Webster great French play, the
DEAD HEART.
DEAD HEART.
DEAD HEART.
DEAD HEART.
Mr. Edwin Adams as ........,... Robert Landry
Miss susan benin ..----.-.C COUNTESS fa!erie
C.rSsstte ,..................... Sophie timber
81 Admission 50, q. and IS cents. No extra
charge for secured seats
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA Az. sEAR Sixth sIREE7,
WM. Sim Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE wORLUS aipDEL ~ SIC HILL.
TIE GREAT TEMPLE OF F'ORG ETFULNESS
GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLLANCF.
BRILLIANT BILL EVERY NIGHT,
OF Nm 0vEsFLowISc WITH FuNI
hEFuLGENr WITH BEAUTY 4,
TIE Whole Tempered with Good eense
COME COME:
rsrArIsG FouNT1AiaHEAD an-HEAD OF MIRrH /.
Last week positively of their united appearance.
u 'le Hie" FAIRY COMBINATION
~, y sukAthG ANN .o-o,
Such as never before ap Searsd upon one stage at
ons time comp prisnG
Mss ,1iss EsS FsTTkF KaIk FINsof.R ~ FA1sER,
MILES AUGU STA and MARIE
Reproduction Of Mons slollosys
BRAurtsUf. MYTH0LoGICAL ballet OF
DIANA AND ENDYAION;
THE GODDESS G'F THE CHASE,
CANfEkBU RY BALLET TROUPE
viii appear.
The eskRAr COURT og BEAUTY,
4 collection OF the
ELgEsF GEMS From BEAUTY S ALBUH!
TIE PRoDIGlOUs ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY,
DICK PARKER,
H. w. ! fsAiikivts CLARKE, -
MASItR JOHNNY:
WILLIS ARMS ROSG
will appesr everE night.
Each entertainment will conclude with the laugh
abl. Iri III Fare OF
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Other characters by the Canterbury Dramatic
Troupe.
MILE ANNETTE GALLETTl,
The greatest Deuseuse in the world. is engaged and
will shortly appear.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 9Th,
afternoon and evenius,)
Grand CoNPLINBSTARY BENEFIT TO
GE9tGE r. EpESUS, Stage Manager.
Admission 8 cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, g.
cents; Private Boxes (holding SIX S6.
Doors open at clock. Performance at8
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
Foa LADIES AND CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Com pany will appear.
Admission-ladies. % cents; children. 10 cents.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

iI1URNlsHxD. H0usH. WANTED-Wsnssd e
f,;nS 5SnS sav priyate family. Location In the
~ az sscond Wsrd preferred. Addren Loes sez
~ Eashin9toA. p. q. - Hs' - Ss'3Hf "a ss$r"f.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

MAIfING-MATTINGi =
i BAVE On band l5G pieces Plain, Checksred aDo
6oEqus; also, Floor, Table and Step Oil Cloth.
hne assortment Of Orockery and GLASS Ware, to
katt er with = variety Of Cabinet Furniture 9 both
ns ssd secend hand, which will be sold beape
Than Il cheapest. Call at i2e 7ths treet be.
tween and Il east side
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Evening star., 1863-05-04

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GLAZED SASH, BLIND & SASH DOC BE. &c;;
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&Is &ss2y description Of work in this line made to
RfIILDING SAN D Of all kinds and OF the best
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ue eny, ' near Canal Bridge.