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Evening star., 1864-05-16
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

SCENE THE First Mutterings Of the Storm in
tions to Hang the sehoc ocmaster-''. What's the Use
Of EddisationY,'1The Hanging inteS,npted h by
Lone wdder and btH her Hopeful sonEA Bright Pros
gect in yiew-Niggers Cheap and Money Plenty ty!;
lars r HcuseTTbs % scho"lmaster @ mast Hunted Down
Sonthern g., Hospitality ilinstraitedCTooy and de
banshier's DevotionHstrnssle with siss Ropes
FsRp the - No PonP the FFfsnsn" Ta1 "
tive Finds q Friend-The Cave Refuse-Is it
Gloomy THE House Of bondage is Gloomy.Is it
Us and nSt M R
Of our Tyrants are Colder-Mountain M Pass-Ths
Moment Of Peril-Sudden Appearance of Pomp and
Wpea sTing tp5 LIE
"s soENgaHThe GfS 3 Retuen into nserpenn Finds
HTd9s bat nG BET
Hand-A wiling Prisoner..Pomp to the Rescue
The Trgmph Of the hhayopstmEsGape ofthe Prise
Hands of the Philistines-A Stroke for Liberty--A
Phrenolo ogicsl Developement-The Trust at the
Fears-h DARK Night and Sad Road-silas Ropes
Still in Pqrs,it.I1is Desperate Resolve Fire in
rest on Fire-Perilons Positi N of ofyirginia-saved
by the Desperate Heroism of Pomp-Ihrillins
Tahieau 4.
(This scene occupying the entire length Of the
stage is of the most magnificent and effective
SCENE 3.-Interior of Cudjo's Cave-Blythewood
a Prisoner-Master and Slave Change Places The
Hour of Vengesnce-m,,Blythewood's Life Saved by
ginia 5 Defense of thu Caye--Death of Blythewood-
Tableau-The Lone Widder' g Idea of fConfscation-
After Provisions ',-Comes. OF Well Loaded
Cndio's Cave-Lore Making in the Wilderness
TIE Council of War-The Cave Discovered by Silas
RopesNPreparations for. Defense--The Attack-A
Warm VI Welcome to Cudjo's Cave-Grand Tableau-
rThe Runaway and the Free Nigger-ls Carl a.
Goward?-Yiliars Prisoner-Vir ginia s Appeal to
Silas-Her Heroic MISUNDERSTANDING Sprowl Makes
q Speech-The Mountain Torrent-Desperation of
Virginia - Timely appearance OF Pomp-Cudjo's 3
Vengeance - Startling Death of Cudjo and Silas
Rones-The Last Attack-Defeat of the Secession
ists-The Old Flag Floats Again in Tennessee
Grand Tableau of Victory.
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FINE TROOPS SENT TO REINFORCE GRAM

FINE TROOPS SENT TO REINFORCE GRANT.
Among the troops passing through the city
to-day to reinforce Grant, is the superb First
Maine heavy artillery regiment (arned with
Springfield rides as infantry eighteen hun-
dred strong, of the best material possible; and
the equally fine Seventh New York heavy ar
tillery, nineteen hundred strong. Both regi-
ments have been doing garrison duty in this
vicinity, and their places have been supplied
by some Of the ninety days troops.
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ARRIVAL OF WOuNpED-

Yesterday evening at O'Clock, the steamer
State of Maine arrived here from Belle Plain,
having on board $50 wounded. The majority
OF these were serious cases, but few OF them
being able to walk from the boat to the wharf.
There were a number Of Confederate wounded
among them, one Of them being a captain in 8
Virginia regiment. ,
The steamer Connecticut arrived at an early
hour this morning, bringing mp 6S5 wounded,
and were distributed among the various hos
pitfalls. They were in charge Of DIR. Hood, and
who were heavily engaged on Thursday, but
the most of them are slightly wounded. Among
them were some twenty or thirty officers.
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limited STATES MARsHALssALE.

In virtue Of 2 writ of FieEi Facias, issued from
United States for the District of Columbia and to
me directed, will expose to public sale, for cash
". on WEDNEsDAY, the 25th day of May next,
E64 at IL O'Clock m, all defendsnt's right, title
No. "a, in Square No. ST, bounded as follows -
Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of
ming thsnse vest 81 feet, thence north 80 feet,
thence east 81 feet to the beginning together with
levied upon as the property Of Samuel and Joseph
Arnold, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No 236
10 laxor OF White, Middleton Beall, use of Elias
i; white. e.w.pnu ,.uo,, .
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POSTAL FACILITIES FOR THE ARMY.

Col. A. H. Markland, postal agent for the
armies, who has been heretofore with General
Grant In the West, SO efficiently overlooking
the postal arrangements in that quarter, left
this morning for the headquarters with large
mail with view to permanently establishing
the postal facilities for the army. After, the
arrangements for the army are perfected, the
routes and offices in that portion of the country
are expected to be opened, and Col. MARYLAND
expresses the hope that the great Southern
mail between this city and Richmond Will
shortly be opened. r-....s rr---.,
Lieut.. Parker, a gentleman well q qnsliRed for
the position, will remain in charge of the msiis
here as heretofore.
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THEpOSI
IL OFFICE. GEORGETOWN. D. c., --r

To obtain of these letters, the applicant sc
call for advertised letters" give the date Of til
list. and ray one cent for ad advertising. 5.9
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Off ce.
Place the postage stamp on the upper risht-band
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post-marking without interfsrin g
with the writing.
A request for the return of letter to the writer
if unclaimed within thirty days less, written or
printed with the writer's name, post office, aud
State. the hand end of envelope, the
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
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GEN. BUTLER DIsGRUNTLES THE CRIv-
AIRY.
A dis patch from Fortress Monroe states that
a large batch OF rebel officers of high and low
degree, taken by Gen. Butler, had arrived there
under colored guard specially designated by
Gen. Butler tor their escort. The rebel officers
Were terribly dlsgusted; and the darky guard
were correspondingly delighted with the
change OF status, and "grinned all over"
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RYJ. c. Meg & CO., Auctioneers.

&
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pKQP ERTY, CORNER OF SIXTH AND D STS.,
BY virtue Of the order and decree of the Orphans
Court of the District of Columbia, passed in the
matter of Ann Elizabeth and Mary Ann Barnes
orphans OF Hanson Barnes, deceased, bearing date
sh h ba baAH sbs u,
Colum bia In Chancery sitting, shall ofsr for sale
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder in front
Of the premises. on MONDAY, the Esd day of May,
Of the ssa hsn 5gh
Mary Ann Barnes, infant children OF the said Han
Barnes. deceased Of in and to all hat certain
lot 2i ground, situate lying, and being in the City
known and desig ated as lot numbered twenty ons
(2l) in odd and GunnePs" sub division OF Square
nunlpered four hundred and sixty Eve (4f5) Of the
plan OF the City of Washington. with the improve.
snt souses Tb. vass5e aae epopery
is situated the corner Of Sixth street Wast and
street south in the Seventh Ward. in a healthy
nels hoorhood, and offers great in n1ucements to
| TermA: One half cash the balance in 6 and y
MOI tbs, the purchaser giving his note. notes
Tor the def rted payment with approved security,
bM ring in'e est from the day of sale.
Title deed to ba retained until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
JOSIAH SIMPSON,
At the same time and place, and on the same
ter ms Inen toned in the above adverti, ement am
specially auth to offer sale the right title
Hanson Barnes deceased of, in and to the the said
lot No 81 in Todd and Gunue l's'' sub division of
Square No. 465 of the plan of the City of Washing
ton.
All conyesancins at the cost Of the purchaser.
my. 70 eotd J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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INSpIRITING Z

Could Lee hear the steady tramp Of veteran
troops passing through our streets Grant
ward, it would be as dispiriting sonnd TO
him as It's spiriting to all Union ears.
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SKEDADDLERs SENT TO TIE FRONT
To-day three hundred and sixty. five ske-
daddlers will be sent back to Belle Plain, to be
returned to their re gfments
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GROWERS THEATER.
PENFeTLvANIA Av :, NEAR WILLARD 8 HOTEL.
LEONARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Director

PENRsYLyANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HoTsL.
LEONARD GROVER. Director
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN.
TIhATED BY OVER 100 WINDOWS;
1A "AhfA Miss 93RY 9fXR PR6v6sTT.D IRS 6AsTTDlhHoH
TE q
fthis accomplished lady will present her in her
fayorite and most impressive impersonatioss.
and nndyng fame the
en''fe A@sfisSS On MoRbaY RRsSnEsN1NG May 10,
she will appeaF in her latest great success, the i'm
p'. ''n A'' ROBERT BRIEFLY.
in tie beautiful drama, written by Tom Taylor,
TICKET-oF-LEAvE MAN.
which has gained the warmest eulogy and strong
times, wherever It has bsen represented.
ei IN ons
is believed is one of the strongest ever yet given
Time-The present day. Place-Londor.
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEvENTH STREET.
R. GARDINER 4 H. ENcCHS--- ..Proprietors
PROF. HOLDEN -Musieal Director
THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN
THECITYi
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTS
BEAUTIFUL BALLETS!
COMIC PANTOMIMES.
NEGRO BURLEsQUESI
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING
BYFHE
GREAT lIETR0POLlFAN TROUPE.
dhdmisslop ..-......'''"....2 cents
~ Private Boxes s. and S. ~ ''''
GRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
"A TATE ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER,

By virtue of deed Of trust executed By Gaspar
S;saafiAn, ;aa and Appollenia J. rochman. his wife,
,eoords Of Alexandria Oounty, VA.,-the said Gas
pr Iochmsn being engsgsd in the rebellion against
the interest on the debt secured by said deed Of
G1st being In srresr apd unpaid from the 3Oth day
party secured, and by virtue Of the authority COM
ferred BY said deed, and the statute in such case
made and provided. and on the 18th day of May
shall seD at ction to the highest bidder for cash
IN front OF the Mayor 8 office in the City of Alexan
esid deed that is to say the farm called Summer
hti' on the Potomac river in said County,-the
same com prii ing about hundred and ffty acres
And being ated about midway between Wash.
mEton City and Alexandra, Va. -N
Further particulars of the sale will be given at
the time thereof, - -
ap S0-td JIM STEWART, Trustees
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0Bok1B LEA >~~- s->~---~.-- .fIopE10toE
W. E. acknowledgements Stage Manager.
GREAT EVENT OF THE DAY,
Performed at four different Theaters in New York
on the same night to
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
JOHN F. POOLE'S VERSION OF
Z - CUDJOE GAVE,
eeTTPP599'ss eTPj9s SAVE SAVE
CED!0S CAVE,
quD20S GAVE,
.a a-,. SpB599,s GpB59,s eAyE, eeAAyEE,, ..s. :
..- gUpgO,S GAVE,
0TDy9,s GAyE,
a ...-= 6UB5e's 6UP5e's SAVE, SAVE.
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDoM
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM.
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM
BBAaTTtE-GRy BaTTkEGRy Ys " FkEE3oMM EkEsP3M
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
NEW sCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
A Village in East Tennessee
Ravine in the Cumberland Mountains.
Barber Jims Cellar.
The Burning Mountains.
Water falls and clqs in the Cumberland Noun
Machinery by H. Walker
Appointments by Mr.. Sullivan.
Music ged by Joe Braham.
The Burning Mountains and Rescue of Virginia
fillars is one of the most awfully grand illustra
tions ever presented to the public.
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THE FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD TO BE
OPENED.
The railroad from Aqua Creek 70 Fred.
ericksburg, we hear, will be repaired imne-
diately and placed in running order. The
engineer brigade left yesterday afternoon for
that purpose
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GEN. BUTLER'S MOVEMENT
UPON RICHMOND,

MAY AL p. M.-Oficial dispatches have
been received from Gen. Grant down to $50 p.
m. Of yesterday. ........ -.
- Lee'S Position
The enemy has fallen back about four miles
and held their position. There was no fight.
ing yesterday.
Progress Of Gen. Sherman.
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman state that his
movements had compelled the enemy to eyac.
uate Dalton, and our forces were now on the
rear and flank Of the enemy. -.- -.--
The operations Of Gen. Butler are detailed in
the following kilograms:
From Major General Butler.
lReceived in cipher, 6.35 p. a.
HALFWAY HOUSE, q. m, May II, 1s64.-
Hon. Edsoin N. Stanton, Secretary Of War: We
are still before the base of the enemy's works
at Drury's Bluff, Fort Darling. The enemy
are here in force.
Gen. Gilmore, by flank movement, with q
portion OF his corps and q brigade of the 18th
corps, assaulted and took the enemy's works
on their right at dusk last evening. It was
gallantly done. The troops behaved finely.
We held our lines during the night, and shall
move this morning again.
F. BUTLER, Major General
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CUpJO'S CAVE,
OR The
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM,

CUpJO'S CAVE,
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM.
POMP, a self emanci pated bond
Cudjo a deformed negro and fusi-
tive. but sound in heart.............. Billy West
Penn Hapgood a Quaker schoolmas-
Cart Minneyick' a tierman bov- i.ii snei''
cf cOura ge and of cunning ..-.. W. B .Cavanag gh
Rev. Mr.; ' illars, an aged clergy man
and blind. ...........-.-...---.Mr.
Toby, an cid negro, and servant to
Mr.. Villars. John Mulligan
Stackbridgej I...Mr. Ieffert
Withers.... Tennessee Unionists Mr.. Harper
Grodd ..:.t &. Mcpherson
Lysander Sprowl...(
Silas Ropes. ........
Aug. Biythewood.. Ar Williams
Dan Pepperill ..... S2ecessonsts. }'Mr Sullivan
Cad. ..-........-... ..... Wilson
Derring.. --.. Howard
Davis. ...... .......} t.... johnson
Virginia yillars, the clergyman's
dau shter. .----....-.-.-.... Jennie Forrest
Mrs. Sprowl o widow as has lost her
brother. ...........-.....-----Lu Lucy Clifton
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mya wARDH. LAMoN, e 8. Marshal, D. @
RYJ.C @. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctionsers.

TRUsTEE'B SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
sHTsITFs AvHN HE ANpNeRFH sFkEEH. nkAsEA
O'Clock, on the premises. By virtue Of deed Of
trust, dated April 2lst, 1865, and duly recorded
D. ca at the request Of the holder of the note there.
,n l. sesured, @ shall ssn, Lot No: 6, in NJ. Msr
ISL, fronting p feet Sixteenth street west be-
tween Massachusetts aver ne and north P street,
And running back LIS feet to q wide pu blio alley
Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder In sig
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed
Of trust ON the premises. ~ =. =
Oonyeysnces at the cost of the purchasers.
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
my.5eO&ds &c. MCGUIRE &c CO.. Aucts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
T1NfH S7lEsr, ABOVE PEHRsyLv AHA AVENUE.
Engagement, for six nights only, with the ac-
complished actress,
MISS MARY MITCHELL.
THIS tMonday) EVENING, May l8, 1864,
will be presented Sheridan Knowles beautiful
Comedy Of the =
LOVE CHASE
Constance--.....---..... Miss Mary Mitchell
To conclude with the amusing petite comedy of
f DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Lady Elizabeth Freelove.---M Miss Mary Mitchell
.s- -- TOMORROW,
second appearance Of
MISS MARY MITCHELL.
The grand spectacle Of the NAIAD QUEEN will
shortly be produced in style of uneaualed splen-
dor.
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RY J. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctionsers.
TRUf TEES SALE rF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AM lot ON NORTH q, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS

f2TEE 9S as6 81 S9ATH
by virtue Of . deed Of trust from William H.
Sep ember Eighteen hundred and iity. eight, and
dnl, recorded in tiSsr A; &, No lsl f1lios 457,
Of s sell s
tpSs ASeSsn gn. ON tss b M PREMISES on
trict of Columbia afoI esaid. being part of Lot
r nd hSfy
s9d &c 9 Snd sauafs are are marked sit do.n and
narth, eight feet four IN chss g feet inches east
OF the soGthTsst corner of said lot nu nbeEed one
feet inehesJ thence north ninety two feet, i92
feet thence vest sixteen feet eight inches. le feet
sinches thence south ninety two feet (92 fees) to
BI.sk House. VIII ali tho z odern ip provemsnts
This property lies just east of the Demenou build
ings, and opposite the Presbyterian Church aud is
one Of the most desirable residences of its class in
Terms: One 1T, third Of the purchase aopsy "a es.h;
viii be given and deed of trust taken to secure the
deferred payments
An eenSe eyances: including revenue stamps. at
shonld the terms OF sale not be compiled with
rsht 10 sell at the risk and snsss Of he pur
chaser after giving one weeks office in the Ma
tionsl Intellieeneer, or other newspaper pub
N'A ~ Jso b. MCPHERSON Trustee.
my .I2.eo&ds j. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. hucts.
GAZE OF CoND gMNED HORSES AND MUL Es.
ad oaarHzWs 3 9es po, o. 8
.s On IT, 81 S'E 8,
a Aas o. ''S1' hSRsEs sSf si AND MULES, a~ -
ecrasmnedc c - unfit ; @ for public sehyIss tgnss
sale to commence at 10 o'c'sek II a. Iqi,r.p n;
apT-25t Depot OF Washineton. d. G. u
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B. F. BUTLER, Major General.


General Butler to the Secretary of War.
fReceived $50 p. m, in cipher.l
HEADQUARTERS HALFWAY HOUSE, May a.
10 a. M, 1S64.-Hon. EdUiR III. Stanton, Secretary
of War. General Smith carried the enemy's
first line on the right this morning at a. m;
loss small. The enemy have retired into three
square redoubts. upon which we are now
bringing our artillery to bear with effect.
BENZ. G. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
HIGH STREET MARKET,
IL No.74 OPPOSITE PROSPECT STREET,
Ee0ygstoyu, ID, c.

II No.74 OPPOSITE PRospgcr STREET,
Ge0ygetoIgn, ID. c.
We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform
the public that we have on hand choice
assortment oEoFresh Meats of all kinds, Poultry,
Game, DC. Eggs wholesale and retail. Apples
and Potatoes by the barrel. Canned Fruits of all
kinds at market prices.
my 3-lm$ H. W. FISHER Il co.
GTOCK OF THE CORPORATION OF GEORGE
- TOWN, D. C.-Persons who would wish to pur-
chase stock of the Corporation of Georgetown. D.
c., which interest will be payable quarterly,
can obtain some ON application to WILLIAM
LAIRD, ESQ.,, Clerk of the Cor poration.
an l8-d3w =.
Evening star., 1864-05-16

EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at p m. ., will
be presented the New Drama, dramatiZed eX pre- ss-
ly for the Canterbury by John F. Poole, Esq, en-
titled
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A UCTFON BALE OF CoNDENNED HORSES.

war DEPARraENP, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QgARTEsMAsrER,
Washington. ID. C.. April 25. lsS4.t
Will be sold at public auction to the hi ghest bid
ae5, at the times and places naEe ed below, viz:
Gettysburg, Penna. Monday May sth.
AAisaGna A;as2a p nna.s Thur,day, May aHth,
Eesding, Fenna., Thursdsy, May 26tk,
Lebanon, penna;, Thursday; Jane "a, ,oo+,
Scranton. Penpa :, Phursday, June 18th.
Willisnlsport, Psnna, THURSDAY, June 9d.
Hundred and Fifty so, each of the other places
These horses have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service of the United States Array.
For road and farm purposes any good bargains
may be had
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales begin at 10 = M, and continue daily until
Al are sold. ...
only. JAaES A. EKIN,
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr GREEN q WILLIAM, Auetiopsers.
TRVsrIE's sALEOF FTwoHANpsoME IN
INC LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AJC

On FRIDAY, the 10Th instant, I shall sell, in
'front.' of the premises ct iclooh .. M., by virtue
efa deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date
A No ls7, .olios a6. sg7. snd Se9. one Of the
lsnd records for the county II Washington, in the
b. iJing ana being In the city Of Washins ston, Bis
iiet Aforesaid. viz:
numbered ten hundred and twenty-nine, Contain
ING over nineteen thousand square feet OF ground
beet sig inches on north r. between ThirteentS
and Fourteenth streets east, near Maryland av
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash; the balance in e.
r. and 10 months, the purchaser t. give notes for
sbe deferred payments, bearing interest from the
taken Ae0u Va s30ns
Al conveysncing at the cost Of the purchaser
II the terms are not COMPLIED in 1--WE days ahe
Trustee reserve the right to re cell the property
af tAe risk and cost Of the Hrst purchaser, 81 sd
veTnsing the same three times In the National In
1eljsencef. -
ROBERT ROCKETS. Trustee.
my6 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-16

II dENhf ADDISON. z. NJ.
UERYg-Whe has the largest assortment Of
tical person that stampsp Who has the largest
anm5sF sf m hands At
is the only perssn in the District that does Flutins
where ladies can ect from, aso choics patterns
for ANY any Kind OF work, and where they can get ANY
aes spsosf sfaRR . n II. for Lss
as hey should be- So to the only She city
~ FLGTINGi FLUT1Na. PLUr1Na
-, The cnty machine in town now in operation.
fnsS f'as sri esss e P.ssns
7earRAfsEE4aI5asia sE4Iaiass.o 4 oo:ee
ass Pa. avenue, under the National Hotel.
offer to the officers Of the army their well selected
FIELD GLASSES, a.
single or double, With the best achromatic lenses
Opera GIasses and Compasses at the lowest prices,
strnmasts hhef"omelers. Mathematica ln-
photesIash Albums, cartes de visits, plain or
S.sp5 and Views 5n sres. variety
ular eyesisht and warranted. 'o' ''ef' pSMs' ap "a
MARCHING OUT. A Manual of Military Sur
Paterson Patsrson's Military Drawing and Surveying.
0sanam-N Nethode de lever les plans. Paris5
n pLa;lobbe-cours de Topographic elementaire,
sLArt de lever les plans. Paris;
486 WINDOW SLIDES. 19S
Different colors and sizes windes esh.des IN
fiEi ssass s s.psss Tsss to
Terms =, Eight doors above ODD FeliOws' Hll.
p -, b
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of two writs of Fieri FaeiAs issued from
District OF Columbia, and to me directed, win
public sale, for cash st the front Of the
9Th day Of June next. 1864, at IL oclock ~ all de-
feIdants right title. claim, and inte rest in and TO
undivided third part of said Lots seiEed and evsd
upon as the property of William Douglass. and will
be sold to satisfy judicial No. 23 and 800, to Octo.
Der term 1859, in favor of VIM g. W. White and
Brother. use Of James II. Smith. use of Henry
Douglass. WM. SELDES,
my. .l3-d&ds late q. g. Marshal. ID. o.
Evening star., 1864-05-16

u. - D 0Sses Of Assistant Qxa,tsrmasts.
-s r. B..r- WAsHlNaToi, April Is, 1854
AUCTION.-WiIIb be sold, on WEDN ESDAY, the
18th day of May, at the Railroad Depot, in AsxAn-
sOo Tons of Old Rsiirosd Iron,
100 Tons of Old Car A1ies,
$50 Tons OF Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons of Wrought Iron,
3Tons Of Old Brass and Copper,
SO Oil Barrels,
Terms Cash In Government Funds. Ten ll0)
per cent. to be paid ct the time OF purchase. the
balance on delivery. 40
rom date OF ssIe a. L. ROBINSON,
An l6-dts Captain and A. Q NJ.
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AMUSEMENT

AMUSEM EiN 10.
CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC SCANTERBURY HALL,( AND
L L1CAHTERBURY HALL,S THEATER
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Nsay Co.ne, ef Si1th Srset, Reay Of National and
MstYopolitn1 Hotels.
Sign of the Big Calcium Light.
Evening star., 1864-05-16

The grand spectacle Of the NAIAD QUEEN will
shortly be produced in style of unequaled splen-
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MARIN ERs' SAYINGS BANK, No.
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