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CONTINUED ON ELEyEE76 FACE
Evening star., 1864-05-06
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
IN THE DRAMA ID.

SCENE FIRST-Squire Nolan's House at Con
nomara; Meeting of the lighted lovers, Redmond
and Kathleen; - Farewell to the land of the sham
rock green helds. and bubbling Streams-I go to
birth place Of washing gton;6 The clsndestine
meeting overheard by the reven geful brother of
Kathleen: iii weave web that shall stay your
tourney-Beware! Bewsrei" Lauty McLsuehIiD
and his jewel udy 'Brien: cure for the collie;
The anticipated wedding; Lots of children and
msley Praties. strawberries and butter milk.
SCENE SECOND-The mountain pass; Hu gh
Han Ian, the OUTLAW; The convict returned; His
mother and the wrongs of wretched life; Ven
Eeance " l Will have i'll must w:sit the hour to
strike the ayensing blow;n Philip Nolan is foiled
by the timely arrival of Lanty. who tickles his
law and his foul sccusers Retribution for past
wrongs; = Die like dog and rot;n Kathleen dis
covers the body of her murdered brother who
did it?' 90 Twas /, Hugh Hsnlon, the Mountain
Outlaw" For revenge slew him, and for revenge
l now make her mine; CircumstanCisl evidence:
Redmond accused of murder.
SCENE ETHIRD-A room in equire Nolan q house
-lsnty and Judy undergoipgs Questioning p
from the Squire; The mouse and the male bo o..
Meet me, Judy, at the ould hut" Lsuty' resoIys
TO ind the true murderer.
SCENE F0URTH-Hugh Hanlon, farewell: To
the land of my birth, my shame and my triumph.
The escape of Redmond; The outlay confesses IN
Terrific combat; Redmond overcome; The OUTLAW
Aberty; Redmond again arrested as the assassin
SCENE PIFTH-Interior of the old hut: Thsold
oak chest; kathlee prisoner, and in the poYer r
of the OUTLAW; Laniy's arrival with his juveni e
law foiled; "We are all here;' " Your daughter
dies" Your young blunderbuss is brought into
reauisition; The wreck OF life!
Tahieau.
Evening star., 1864-05-06
A REBEL RAID ON PIEDMONT.
But Very Little Damage Effected.

e Rumors were prevalent yesterday Of rebel
raid on the Baltimore and OHIO railroad, which,
as usual, was greatly exaggerated 80 a
The business OF the road is not at all inter.
rupted, but was threatened tor 3 time yester-
day morning, by seventy mounted guerrilias,
under command Of McNeale, Of West W.
ginia, who came into Piedmont twenty.sighs
miles beyond Cumberland. After cut.ing sns
telegraph lines. burning several cars. and run.
ming half dozen locomotives OF the track, and
Frightening the women and childrens the rebels
LETT rs Suddenly Is they appeared.
= Gen: Kelley promptly concentrated troops
from Cumberland and New Creek, and started
in pursuit OF the guerrillas. - &Aaa9 AQi :
r No passengers or freight were captured o.:
Injured, and all trains are running regularly,
: The wife OF Major Gen. Wallace wa q ne.
,east.bound passenger train, and the dasxA1sse
OF Gen Scfeuck on the west st.bound. ~ 5ogtu..
nasely. with other passengers, eseapsd nosss-
tation. Tssssg a.. 5zsS s FFh = ~
: 10 prevent any repetition Of these Yatds ~
very large force Of the Ohio volunteers have
alresdy repaired to the scene, by order ef The
Secretary Of war and Gov. BROOCH, ana To
road Ii again amply projected.
Evening star., 1864-05-06
List OF LETTERS
-,... ~ REMAINING In THE = 81.
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
So THURSDAY, NAY s. 1854.
OFFICIALLY pUBLISHED IN THE PAPEF
HAVING THE Largest CIRCULATION

residences of ow aers may be secured BY observing
the following Rules: - =
l. Direct letters plainly to the street and number
of the house. -. E's= I'd !
o. He l-ttsrs with the writer full address, in
be addressed accor ingly t-I-'T -. - :,
Letters to btrst gers or transient visitors in a
known should be mark ed in lower loft hand corner
with the word " Transient =" - . 81
land corner, aud leave space berw en- th sta:no
and direction for post-mark,ng gwithoutiuterferins
with the writing. -... a., e., :.
Areauest for the return Of letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or
left hand end of the Envelope. face side, will be
complies with at usual prepaid rate of postage,
pay able when delivered to writer f-.' - 90 =
Evening star., 1864-05-06
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE SCHOOL,

NIRs. MARIA O. MeGoRMfCK, late of Alexan.
dria, Vs.. having removed her school to Cam
girls, as boarding pupils, in her family. Their
Intellectual domestic and moral training will re-
ceive her most assiduous care. Her success while
for years engaged, in Aleaandria, in educating
girls, is we'll known to all old residents Of that
town. = Ia t...ssFs 5 p
Parents in this vicinity Who desire further in
formation the adyants gss Of her school
of Ae1andria, Va. or W. D. Wallach, Editor Of
the Waahinston star, Her terms for board. su-
CaInbridEe. Nd, where she has recently located
der school. is one Of the heAlthiest and most de-
Attribute Whatever except such as Q prudent and
sslieitcss parent win approve in selecting local.
ity in which TO have daughter thoroughly edu.
Gated and trained fer future Nssfn2oess.
- 90-dlm -
Evening star., 1864-05-06
CON RFsaIONAL.
In THE sxNArA yesproay-

: IN THE SkNArL yeerroay-,... tdF+E
Mr. Chandler, trotn the Committee On Com
rnsrc., ref oried bill o prevent smuggbtnH,
hich provides thatafer the Let Of august next
All bs. gage spd effects of passep gers, and all
oif er r iciss coming INTO the United States
from any foreign country, shall be ms nspected,
and il any duiaole ar lcles shall bs foand. The
trunk, yaiise or other enveloI with ns con-
ients, shall be confscated. The same provle-
iep applies 10 3 car or vessel, though II. Score
tary OF the Navy may give release soos The
pay mept of q fine. ra" us. ssE sSet
In THE HoUsE- -,
yapia for exnenses ,ncnrres in caiiinx o,,t
militia TO repel in vasion In the summer Of t663
was amended as beftre proposed by Mr. Cox,
and then passed by vote of-yeas =, nays g.
Evening star., 1864-05-06
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR rHB COMING
.'' WEEK b..
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK

EFEhI NIGHT THIS WEEK,
John z. Pooles Prize Drama OF the rr .
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, r.-s. -....
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, @@ 'a
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
~ MOUNTAIN OUTLAW. ,s
On, THE WRECK OF LIEF
Or, THE WRECK OF ALIFE.
On, THE WRECK OF 4 LIEF
which received the premium of 49,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
.sI FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
From the American Theater, New York, and the
right of playing it in W Washingten purchased by
Geo. Lea, exclusively for the Canterbury.
Evening star., 1864-05-06
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL.
PRNNsYLvAEIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH SraEEP
r. GARD NER II. ENOCHS.. .Proprietors
PROF.. HOLDEN Mn sicsI

erAsR soesGs saGGsSsSSa,tfsAErosl sjafss4E,r
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
the beautiful and accom- plshed VOcalis At: acknowl
ed ged By the Press and Public Of the pro-
fession.
the ininitable Comic Vocalist and Comedian. in
his new, original and and ! local @ 8 Songs. ''
the greatest Clog LRoS PsGseE 6sRGER sfG5s the public
the American "af1sfE4 aARR44 ENocHs
will see that see the dark side of the picture.
And the shaking OF the sides by the coadjntor of
'i'' "''' .' CHARLIE PETRIEI
form an 'npGtG1NshBs6 pGGNB6Af 5fHfusf uMsfiNsrRELs,
who have been engaged, at great expense, for two
weeks in "''ch siG e 5SS fSSff SsfG"p"ny
GREAT BAlLET 1nG pfvERr1sEMEsr, ~
arranged by fH fis sfG1IfaS e 1fI1fnasSsaptno entitled
A'tdE Mss sHlsEN hEtENE SMITH.
MISS aiss 6asz aI5s 'zf;H HssSHH HsEEs $Hssns ,kr
". BARTHOLOMEW,
"'A1iH LEW BRMIM'YEk - \ = o,,
the whole IARsfsf Rsf!sf ths asp BEST COMPANY
sadihs S Sth the eSH Of
RAND MATINEE
OnSATURDAY AFTERNOON. AT 81 O'CLOCK
with the whole strength of the Company
Admission Is and 90 cents. Private Boxes s.
and SIS. my 2-lw
VARIETIES! vARIErIESl
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER - Fr
FRONTING GPRNHsYLvAHIA AVENUE NINTH SrRHr-
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMOND LIIHT /
fITz siHxoss Stage Manager and AdltsiseFs AdqsrtiseeFrs
- SPLENDID OVATION TONIGHT
Just from the American Theater. New York,
The Great Comic Pantomimist,
j. 8. MAFFlT, j. g. MAFFIT
]. s. MAFEIT, J. 8. MAFFIT,
Maggie Frel, Mr.. Kerns,
Fanny May, Mr.. Thompson,
Kitty Lee, Mr.. Blood good, .a!.
Maggie Vernon, Mr.. Francis,
MIR. Mcguire af' 'Sfrs'
IN GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
A GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME, SONGS,
DANCES, MICRO ACTS, &c.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
LADIES' AND CLERkS LEVEE.
Admission % and 50 cents; private boxes So
Performance ats in the evening. =
Evening star., 1864-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS. ..
EORD'S NEW THEATER,
TFsrH STREET, ABOVE PENHsYLVAEIA AVENUE,

The benefit and fb%Ps s1SP f5ssEsTs a a
engsseHsnt ,Ra ,sitI8 within the memory Of even
GRAND AND 1hhskEAheE i1fkEssfeSEE TRAGEDY
.coR1o9Is IAsUs,
Will be performed.
1t is needless for the Manager, for any selfish in
tereststo urge PUBLIC attention to this announce
ment but he must felicitate himself pom the fact
Forrest comes by his permission, at this time, as
an acknowledgment Of the excellent support he
ample dressing Of the stage in appropriate scenery
and and tqrnitnrs , With th historical fidelity.
'"' . MRS, !. H. ALIEN, ,on - = -
one theater, will support Mr. Forrest in the per r.
formance of Coriolanui, which has been gotten up
Sp for Tie at oe ef Of
closing nights Of his eng cement grand ovation
to the genius of the greatest living Tragedian.
Tomorrow tsaturdsyl-By request, a repetition
OF the e0TfrE TIiE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
And the thrilling f,ams sYGix,! e The h,xn
Monday. May s-Revivsl Of the Grand Fairy
Spectacle of the
PRODUCED with new and magnificent Scenery. gor..
ad and
ties OF the Mss nsiS srs BBfSIS BBffRSSIsS[
who has been engaged expressly for the occasion.
GROWERS THEATER.
PENNsYLVANIAAV.,H NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
LEONARD GROVER. Director
THIS Friday, EVENING, May 9, 1861.
Farewell benefit of the accompli shed actor.
Mr.. J. W. WALLACKl MIR. j. W. WALLACK !
A great bill for the occasion, supported by the
entire Great Dramatic Alliance.
MIR. i. l.. DAVENPORT, MR.. J W. WALLACK.
AND MRS. FARREN,
And 81 the artistes of Growers excellent company
Two brilliant pieces, comedy and meo drama.
Mr.. Wailack in two fine characters Mr. Davenport
for the last time in his dasbing character of
ROVER
The performance will commence with O'Kcefe S
deli shtful comedy. IN three acts, entitled
49,. W IL D o OATS.
Presenting the following superb cast of characters
Rover ----- 49,. .---. Mr Il |. Davenport
ytHu Nr y w W 81iack
Lazy MIS- tarTen
The above play will be followed by the thrilling
melo- drama
TEREsE; Or, THE ORPHAN OP GENEVA.
Mr. W Wallack as. 49, .-----...-..... .Csrwn
Mrs Farren as. .Terese
Evening star., 1864-05-06
BRILLIANT rRIuMPH,
EHTHUsIAsTIC. RECEPTION OF THE WV
IA q COMEDY COMBINATION.

The largest and moet Talented Company Of Artistes
ever seen in the City of Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

APoLoGErIo.-Georgs L. Greene rushes
to the defense Ct his friend Graetsr, and
pours out whole Walls Of wrath, venom
and vituporation upon US because we ex-
'posed the attempt to impose worthless
horses upon the Government We had
our information in regard to the whole
ehair from tho officers interested, and
we know them to DO men Of veracity and
honor, and the celebrity with which
Greene rushes TO the defense is strong
corroboratiye evidence Of the truth Of
their declarations. Greene says the in
spector did not examine the best horses.
THAT was because Graeter kept back
lis good horses and offered the worth
less ones. Greene and Graetsr, "birds Of
feather" &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

NEW YosK, May 26.-A Washington
special to the Post says: The Ssna'e
will at once hold an evening session 10
consider the tax bill The tariff bill il
not light enough in its scale Of duties to
suit Mr. Chase.
The Chronicle in 81 article, said to be
suggested BY prominent member ofthe
Government on the Seward-Dayson cor
Repentance says: We appeal to she
friends OF the country, of whatever par
", in Congress, not 10 vote TO tie the
hands Of the Government, not to plunge
into conflict With any foreign nation,
not evenaso grave q question as the
French occupation OF Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

The CONCERT. THE audience in at
tendance at Masonic Hall last night was
by no means so large as we had a right
to expect, or as the performance merited.
There was, however, large audience,
composed Of the ellie Of the city, and we
are sure oil we're pleased with the per-
formances.
Every one engaged came up fully to
the expectations Of the public and did
greet credit to him or herself.
We have not time tonight to partieu-
larize, nor would it be proper to individ-
Rlize when all we're so good.
The Band, of course, played we'll, they
always do, and the Mozart Society ex
hitits high order Of musical talent
The Quartettes by Miss Dodge, Mrs
Mageniss, Messrs Russell and Martin
were exceedingly fine and ELECTED pro-
longed applause.
. The concert viii be repeated tonight
with an entire change Of programme, and
we hope that the audience viii be much
larger This should be the case, hot only
as an evidence Of the appreciation Of
good music on the part Of our citizens,
butas duty We owe TO the Crescent City.
Band who have labored SO zealously TO
please, interest and amuse u.s. They are
Justly deemed the best band in the State
has been exceedingly liberal in playing
on pablo occasions and We should give
them practical proof that We appreciat,
1heir merits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

ARRIVED, - ALT Burnett, the diAtin-
guished elocutiopist, humorist and MIN
&c, arrived in tho city Yesterday, and is
stopping at the American House He
will give two Of his inimitAbls entertain
msnts 81 Masonic Hall, on Monday and
Tuesday nights, and we can unhesitat-
ingly promise our citizens delicious
feast OF reason and fow Of soul"
The programme will consist Of me.
lange of mirth, oratOry and mimiery,
interspersed with wonderful limitations,
including the beautiful poems, "win the
New Year come tonight, Mammal
Rock me to Sleep, Mother" "Bingen on
the Rhine" and laugbable parody on
the same, entitled Richmond on the
Jeems," with many others, plAinsive,
pathetic, comic ami burlesque.
We hepe to see the Hall crowded both
evenings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

EEw TsEx, May Is
COTTON ic better. sI1sl OF for MIddlinK Up
lands, and Sc for Low Middiiags
FLOUR less active aud scarcely so hEm g. Is
as7 20 for Extra state, 81 6o1s7 20 Tor ExtrA
r. H-o-. and 81 7s8ss - Tor trade brands, mar
ksa slosinE quiet.
WHISKY Hrmer and mere active at 81 Z73
81 = Cor state, and 81 2sesl "a for wsstsru-
WHEAT opened dull and clessi quiet for com
non descriptions: 81 5T5Satl 6s for Chicago
Spring, 81 sasasi IS for hifwsukse Club. and
81 70aSl Is for Winter Bet Western. Ineinded
IL the sales are 10000 bush Milwaukee CIab, 70
arrive In three weeks, at 81 c.
CORN qsist and arm Old aad New Mixsd
wesfsTn 81 %, delivered.
OATS mere active. and lex higher. ss5S9
ss9e.
GROCERTEs-Eacn heavy at cI1xaI2e. Cosss
quiss Rio 42e. Sugar quiet; Cuba Museovsdo
lss<9I71<e, and 2oc fsr Clarified do. Moi&s~es
call.
PETROLEUM steady; nothing Of nonsss do
iRg.
PE0VIsTONs-Pork active and higher. SIS 50
ssr Mess s1s so= Old Do and $50 s21ssi for New
ana Few Prime, s2s for Western Prime N less, and
So 20 for City do Bacon sides Inactive: Roagh
sides, in bulk. I2c. Lard scarcely arm fair
demand at 49, q if1zc Including very choice Iot
Of kettle rendered a. La &c.
MONEY quits EASY at 5g9G per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Gsist At 2o29203 In
ezrreney.
COLD irregular and unsssilsi-opssing At 90,
advancing 70 -, declining TO ssSs. and closing
GOVERNMENT sTocKs-U s. sgxss Of 1851
coadons, ll{1<; TIvs-Twsntisi. coupons, l071za
1875; sic Treasury Notes. oetoter and April
utss@lEiL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27
Fran Pert Rnrni.

wAsHrxsrox, May 26.-The steamer
State Of Maiue arrived this morning
with about 400 Of our wounded from
Port Royal, where they were transferred
to her from the Geo. Weems, which
br.saght them from Fredericksburgh yes
terday.
There we're about 1900 wounded re-
naming at fredericksburg, and these,
it was thought, could be removed last
night
All the stores, &c, at that point were
rapidly brought Of, and It is probable
that the place is emptied.
At Port Royal pOntoon bridge was
being thrown across yesterday afternoon.
The State Of Maine reports no guer-
rillas or distractions were encountered
along the Rappahannock, our gunboats
being very vigilant in patroling the river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27
A Lon oF FINE FuRvrrURE Aucr,ov.

A LOT or FINE FURSIrURs AT AUCTION.
Hiram Nelson win sell at public auc-
ton on Tuesday, May Slst, commencing
at Q o'clock, on the corner Of Sixth and
Cherry streets, at the residence of Solo
mon Kohn, all of his household furni-
ture, consisting of fine Brussels carpets,
ingram carpets, sofas, divens, sofa chairs,
cane-seat chairs, bureaus, tables, ward
robes, stands, and general variety Of
good furniture; also a fine lot Of cup
board and China ware, and large guam
tity of cook and parlor stoves and kitchen
furniture in abundance. This is the best
chance to get the above articles that has
been offered for long time.
my26-dtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

"a Let those who have doubted the virtses 0
BuLL's CxsEss BnTsHs, n any sch there be
read shs following Certificate from gsstIsmez ~si,
known in this community, and doubt no 1ors.
Its general iztrodsstiop into tbs army will save
the lives ofthousands ofsur soldiers:
L,oursyILLx, KY, June ID, 1858.
We, the undersigneds hAys seen the good sssess
srsducsd BIZ the use Of Dr. JOKE BrLG's Czsnas
BITTzRs in case Of general debility sn6 pFssfration
Of ths system, and believe its sossrai zss vsuld
prsysat disease and relieve mush suGering.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this Be ths
case, especially those who are sxposee to niAs-
matte Iniaencs 10 the Southern elimsss.
NAL PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. ID Dis. Ky
cHAs. b. COTTON,
collestor o. thu PORT Of LsuisViIls, Ky.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal Gsa,I Of Ksstssky.
REV. D. p. HENDERSON,
Vice Prss't Of Sanitary cOmzlssiSs-
HAKNEY, HUGHES 4 CO,
Publisher Dsmosrat.
GEO. p. D0EKH,
Prop. Louisville Aansige9.
HUGHES 4 PARKHILL,
Whoiss,ls Dry Goods Dsslsrs, Main Street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dsais<, MAiH g.. Louiaykiis
HART 4 MAP0THER,
Lithogaphsrs, cor. hark5s saI laird st..
L0uisyiliy, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. "a and Market SITS,
Louisviils, Ky.
CAPT. 3. Y. HILDRETH,
OfBieamsr Major ARdsrsoa.
MAJ. l.. T. THUsTOH.
Paymastsr u. \. Army.
q. N. METCALF, 49,
Nationsl Hotel, Lsuisviiss. ~
COL. JESSE BATLKs, ~ - q ~ :
9Th Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PREHTCH,
Beulsvill4 Journal.
- Advertisement In another esians.
hb6 ty Sold By PETER VIHnLIH0,
Sole Agent, Hvsss1fils, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27
NEW BOOKS.
PROPOSALS.



ETAnsTiEis. lad. May 20, 1854. /
CEALED Proposals. IN DUPLICATE
- will b. reesiysd at this ones anfI sATUR-
DA1, Nay -sth, At ~ NJ for tbs fOilowlHg Cons
1000 barrels Flour. Choke Extra. In
barrels fall bad lined brand 70 b sisted to-
Eetser With sasap:e Of not lsss thas $50 poaads-
100 barrels Mess Pork.
Al articles TO be Of the b~st qaeiify' Ana 70 -
delivered free II exr@uss the United states ior
-dr4gaEs. etc, Al the q 8 subsisseaes stersheus-s
Al he time specified il the EreposaL- 10 sxteB-
sion Of time q dsIissry EiIi y gfAatsd o. any
account whatever. 4.
7seksa. usssf So IN fTst-rafe shipping order.
Ho eksres fyr pa1kAEss alioSed. 81
an artiess rfiI - carefully Inspected By 81 ia
srrrfsr - ths part Of tbs United States, asd no
srfsrls viii - received and paid for nBta il has
rssssa thi- faspectic1 sBd . esrtiacsts 10 that
49, 49, - ! sttsehed 70 the crizinai bill
T,raoo-zIs viii Be received for the phols or for
AS BART Of the quantities required fr
a copy Of this 41vsrfissmsnt "a alp fren
pew.papeT) must Be stsached 10 sarh proposal
Blank proposals viii b furnished 81 this oHses
Proposals mast be enclosed In a seaIsd snrsIre.
zssrssssd 70 The Enderzlgned, aud endorsed Pro-
poszls for Snbssstsnee storps@
/ Payment 70 - made 10 such fzuds Is nay Be
surPlisd by the Treasury Of The United ststss-
chicks for certificates Of tudebfednezs.
The rigbt = reserved to reject say Or all propo-
zzEs, II sucb course should Be deemed by the
d-rsizBed foF the bens6t Of the GovsFnneat
Proposals unst b signed By the parties them
selves, and not BY clerks agsnts, ctr
Bidders are invited % - present. ~ tie opsaing
ofths bids. Y.H. EHEMAk,
: msyz3 Il rT Capt. AID c. 5.