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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15
1433

BEAUTIFUL SWISS CUsToM.-The horn of the
Alps is employed in the mountainous districts of
Switzerland, not solely to sound the call-call,
(Kuhreibu Ranz-dez Vaches) but for another
purpose solemn and religious. AS soon as the
sun has disappeared in the valleys, and it's last
rays are just glimmering on the snowy summit
of the mountains, then the herdsman who dwells
the loftiest, takes his horn and trumpets forth
Praise God the Lord - All the herdSmen in
the neighborhood, on hearing this come out of
their huts, take their horns, and repeat the words
This often continues for quarter of hour
whilst all sides the mountains echo the name
of God. A profound and solemn stiffness fol-
lows; every individual offers his secret prayer
on Bonded knees and uncovered head. By this
time it is quite dark. "Good night!' trumpets
forth the hermit on the loftiest summit. ''Good
night! p is repeated on all the mountains from
the horns of the herdsmen and the clefts of the
rocks. Then each nelays himself down to rest
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

THE Commissary General of Prisoners has
received from the rebel authorities at Richmond,
report of deaths of Union prisoners which oc-
Cured in the prisons and hospitals at Columbus
Georgia, from the 9th of February to the 31st of
March. In n little over month there was no
less than three hundred and seventy deaths.
Reason and truth should be more regarded
than public opinion.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15
DISCHARGE PAY OFFICE,
No. $50 iii st. North, Near 18th st. West.
WASHINGTON d. c.

4 It THIS OFFICE ALL ENLISTED VOLUNTEERS
"A Discharged from the U. 3. Army make final set
Element of their accounts whether discharged to
cept promotion reenlist as Veteran Volunteers
account of Disability.
All Soldiers having business at this office ear
nesty requested to present their claims personally
and not put them into the hands of AGENTS,
they attended to promptly and always take prece
dence to claims presented by those agents.
Maj. ID. TAYLOR,
March IL, 1864 Paymaster u. S. A. in Charge.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

THREE boxes, said to contain "eggs," were
seized on a steamer at st. Louis the other day
On the boxes being opened the legs" were
found to be 204 (pounds) cans rifle powder ten
thousand gun caps and three bags of shot. These
articles were packed in boxes and covered with
layers of eggs. They were destined for Men,
phis and thence to the rebel lines. The person
in charge was arrested
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

A PRAYER.--O Lord, protect U. s. Grant U. s.
A., Conqueror 10 Lord, protect usl Grant us
ConqperorU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-12
MARINTs DANCING ACADEMY.
G. II A 2 ? Il L IL A l. L

DROF. L. G. MARINI Of Washington,
l. has the honor to inform the citizens and
public of Alexandria, that at the request OF
several ofhis friends he will teach at the a bove
place on the following days, commencing FIJI
day the 18th inst
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION:
For young ladies misses and masters, Mon
days and Fridays, from 3 to 5 7. NJ
For gentlemen from = to 10 same evenings
For particulars apply at the Academy where
Circulars can be procured.
dec l2-lW**
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-12
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. s, 1864.

TO the Citizens of Aleramdyin and cici''t7y:
WHEREAS, the smallpox is said to pre-
w vail in Washington city, and vicinity
Alexandria II have to request az citizens OF
Alexandria and sojourners here, who have
not been vaccinated, to have themselves prop
erly protected at once, and in all doubtful
cases, to have the same renewed.
All colorod persons, the poor Of the city, and
vicinity. who are unable to pay for vaccination
can have the same DONE free of expense, by
calling at the siContra band Hospital" Wash
ington ST., between Duke and " olfe SITS. during
the hours OF and II A. NJ.
By command Of
Big. Gen. JNO p SLOUGH,
C. M. HINES, Surgeon and Health Officer.
jan 8-1w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-12
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES.

n OW for the first time introduced into this
IN country have been successfully used for
twenty->ix years in Germany, and thcrest OF Eu-
rope, and are particularly efficient II the cure Of
to this port by the undersigned, and their eff
cheney and safety can be reIieG upon with con-
iidence They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and Pow EES,
the best blood purifying medicine ktunt: and
unequuIlcd for the cure OF letter, Asthma,
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever. thiIls and
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scroiu!a. Salt khcu1n, C&1!-
Ger, ,jaundicc BiIiousness, -Eruptions Of tie
Skin. Piles, Worms Dropsy, ErysipeclaS, Swell
ngs, Open Wounds Cholc, and in fact ali d.
seuses caused BY impure blood, or Imperfect
0'S PR0F. wUNDRAN's RHEUMATIC
POWDERS, a sure cure for all Rheumatic
complants GQ4t in partic9,u;4Tr ', o,1r, n,,1,
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for the
certain cure Of this terrible complaint.
PROF. W UN BRA NJ S VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma, Biliousness Pain in the Breast, Cough, ssDy>,'
sentary, Red and " hite Flux, Headache, D'ar~
rhea, Cramp Cholic, &c rr-,,,, ,n
PROF WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA, d
pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
convalesccnts, also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted with nervousness:
PROF. w Z y . R A II S TAPE WORM
PROF. " NDRAM'S IOOTHACHE
DROPS.
| Full directions accompany each remedy.
| For further particulars, apply 10
JULIUS DIENELT Dentist,
l45 Prince st., nearly opposite the Pos; Office,
between St. AsaEh and Washington SITS,
Alexandria, Va,
For sale also by ISAAC LNTWL SIZE,
81 King ST., Alexandra. q,
J. R. PIERPOINI, ;. E. corner
King and Washington stS., Alexandria, Va,
And H. L. PAUL., No. 81, Prince ST.,
| my 23-tf Cor. FAIRFAX, Ale1andrlo : e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-12
From the London Times.
,u m,ro PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGES.

Tbo massage Of the Southern President IS
a+rlo and language, much superior to that OF
=; snortbprn rival. He is also more generous
IN no acknowledging the services OF his mlIl:ay
1,,a,manders Mr.. Davis goes at length lnto
she history of the war during the 7ear wli' bll
~ M 1 L;ncoln appears to avoid. He begins by
aaat;o;na tho son +hern reverses at llcksburg
aod port Hudson OF which he admits all
ahe 5,n nortance. but he does tul justice
- The efforts that have saved Charleton
erom ,eagture' and continued such an e ITe
tive resistance to the northern arms III tll-
ginia. Re speaks in a tone OF ulsappoanv
ment IS to the relations Ct the Gonleoelact
ruith Eurepe. He expected prooaoly' tlla'
she sympathy felt for the weaker party ~ d
afe and death struggle Wouio ny 1lflo t;no
t 5fIe0 Sonth has doubted, we fear, whether
A ano eoud be neutral if she wished, and to
AZ tbst even the cotton famine is not to us an
averwhe lming national calamity has been a
<};sannointment at Richmond. Ut the CIVIL
syar itself Mr.. Davis speaks without despon
aencv. hut set with degree OF feeling creol1a-
ala ~ his humanity. The absence OF any state
snent Of the mind from Mr. Llncoln message
raudeys + ere Of the most cold booded pollu
documents ever published
A resolution has been 2nCroouceu lnabp0 =
s. House Of Representatives to have certain
public documents printed in the German Ian
guage.
The total number of negroes Of all ages and
conditions, which the Cenfederates have SO
Ear lost by the war, is estimated to be at least
half million.
The siege of Charleston is progressing. Tween
tvshells were thrown into the City Oh Thurs
day With what result is unknown.
DISPATCHES received at Havana FROM the
Spanish commander at Puerto Plata, mention
al eege cement with the Domimcsans on the
Goth ult., in which the Spanish troops were
victorious.
Evening star., 1864-05-10
AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. Q. NEG UIRE / CO.. .Auctioneers.

s1 as 1s BE. ssas
6fs ana s Rs, Rss and s
Ct NJ i,s Sh;i'fi ss5s a.- h
hs S5sss e ssl
n' ee ssEtsd .nd
1en ndhler ct al are defendants mo. l46.) We
% Lots ;a Nos SO q, 25 q, q. ami
ssd TtS Streets s;s. and south .sses. in Pr .ysd
s sa snrs Sefa ef d
Vided as may be deemed most desirable.
s5 soash s' srsss sss between Sc
am mmsdi. man tess fasI If lat M IN
and running back q feet 81 inches on lath street
dxsilins house, he.'sea D' aoaoie s~o story frame
g, ss from Sa
the southeast corner Of said lot and thence run
IS hsnss
Nth the ents, consisting Of
Iy shs Part :. Of Lot
about Y feet thence west q feet inches. thence
sSs'h S sS0t
consisting Of two story BRICK dwelling house.
@ @media.elS after. part OF Lot No. y, in Square
feet street east and running back that via tn
on NJ street south 50 feet, together with the inn
.1mmedis;ely. after, Lot IS in square No i:oas,
fronting 50 feet on 18th street east At the
gether with the lmprovements. c insisting of q
three story brick dwelling house, with three story
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in g. y,
and Is months. with interest, for which the pur
chaser must give notes secured to the satisfaction
Of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
OF paying all in cash.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chasers -- ...
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Ave
reselling at the risk and expense of the defausng
1ntelligencer. GEO. A BOHRER,
Z, o. MORGAN,
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
Evening star., 1864-05-10
my.6
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucsionsers.

OF LAND IN THE NEIGH BORHOOD OF THE
NATIONAL RACE COURSE AT AUCTION :
On MONDAY, the a3d day Of May, 1854; I shall
and recorded in Liber N. 2. T., No. 8, folios ~,
county of Washington. in the District of Colum-
bia, at oelock r m. on the premises, the follow
ing described property, lying and being in the
county ef Warrington, District aforesaid, viz:
stone marked the northeast oornerof Rid ge Tract,
at Its junction with st Elizabeth tract and thence
running by magnetic course north So degrees and
g. minutes west along. the west boundary of said
st. Elizabeth Tract chains and 81 links to stake,
thence south 2s degrees and 90 minutes west 8
chains and 80 links to stake thence south 80 de-
xrees and 80 r :nutes east chains and 50 links to
stake set the boundary line separating the said
part of Ridge tract from the tract lying east there
of, thence north Is degrees and SO minutes east
along said boundary line chains and 50 links to
the place OF beginning; being parallel lines,
tanning three acres and four perches be the same
more or less.
Terms cash. All conveyancins, including reys-
nue. stamps, at the cost of urchaser.
the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the first
purchaser, by giving three days notice of such re-
WIN. MORGAN, Trustee.
ap2i-eo&ds GREEN a. WILL ANS Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-10
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
"A TATE ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER,

pv ~ - - = 1NEEtA " CoUSEi,Ea -
Tochman, and AppolloniaJ j. Tochmau, his wife
dated July14, 1881; and recorded among the land
par being gagged In the rebsllinn against
lhe ereign authority Of tie United Statet. and
Enst being in arrear and unpaid from the aDth day
ofOctober ls6l,-I shall pro e.d, by order of the
nsSe ana h iSsS rroyiSs the stssgts 8
shall sell at auction to the hi CHEST bidder for cash,
In front of the Mayor office in the City of Ale1sn
dris, Va. 1T IL clock, m. the property named on
said deed that Is to say the farm called Summer
;Hilr' on the Potomac river in said Couuty.-the
same com pri ing about hundred and dfty acres
Ano being situated about midway between Wash.
In gtop City and AleIandria, Va. H.0..s
Further particulars of the sale will be given at
an so I'd JIM STEWART. Trustees
Evening star., 1864-05-10

b0Michaei Kniehtiinfer. Of Crawford conn.
ty, Pa, adyertses his wife Ellza 40 leaylne his
bed and board. and closes HIS nctlee ~ sevinr.
Isstbis 10 the si1teent1 time she Nos seeved me
y Bepedfctcsa iEes nsAf sd saIiIsf iSoYs.Iss
20 ~ washington's histndaiy hss bsan deeisred
E s5ps nselis holiday sy sAs Pesass 81 9 fs!t.'A-
Evening star., 1864-05-10
Pr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
TnusTEES SALE OF FTWoHANpsoME BUILD-
ING LOIS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AGC-

TIfN oH 0R Inn VAfllVL Al AUO"
On FeIDAY, the Goth instant, shall sell, In
1font cs the premises, at clock p. by virtue
the Ist day Of July, 1852. and recorded in Liber J.
No. ls2; folior, a6. s97 and ses. one Of the
District Of Co.unbia, the following named proper
~ ing and being in the city of Washington bis
~ict aforesaid viz:
Lots nuEosred nineteen and twenty. In Square
Hum oered ten hundred and twenty-nine, contain
THIS property fronts one hundred ani TIVE nty-o ,e
feet six inches on north +. between Thirteenth
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; the balance in g.
u. and Is months. the purchaser t. give notes for
day OF sale. deed given and deed OF trust
al conveyancins at the cost ofthe purch aser,
1.-THE tsrn,s are not cempiiedt in nve days ahe
Trus- reserve the right to sell the property,
At the risk and cost of the first purchaser, 6y ad
yerhsng the same three ii Ies in the National In
ROBERT RIoKErTs. Trustee.
my.6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
Evening star., 1864-05-10
FARM AT AUCTION, SALE POSITIVE.

i will sell, on the prsmises, on MEpHEspyAY1,
Zephyr. 1t contains 645 acres Of prime upland in
high state OF cultivation, 1e dwelling goo fenc
ing vsriety of choice fruit, growing os stock
and household furniture. q 9. 1t ia about Z miles
from Mount Vernon Wharf, 6 from Alexandria, Is
from Washington City.
Terms for personal property cash; for real es-
tate, one third cash, third in three years ons-
third in six years, with int rest, semiannually
For fur ther particulars add.ess Vim. Ward Mt.
Zephyr, Alexandria, vs.. -. ..r-
my257ll A72125 80
Evening star., 1864-05-10
Ap pzI-eo6 ds J. g. McG UIKU 4 co ,Aucts
RYJ.c. MCGUIRE d co., Auo sioneers.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
ESISTH SIkIT Er, sTREhT WEST, BETWEEN AND P
Pursuant to a deed in trust made and executed
by Richard A. Hyde. of Washington Oity, to the
subscriber to secure certain debt therein men
TONED shall proceed to sell, at public auction.
on the Seventh day Of June next. att O'Clock. p.
M, on the premises, "all that piece or parcel II
ground and premises situated, lying, and being in
the said City of Washington, aud District of Col
umbis, and knor n and Designated as Lot mum bered
ten tl0) in Cruttenden's sub division Of Square
numbered three hundred and ninety eight (393,)
fronting txenty tl feet on Ninth sire 1t west, be-
TIVE en- and streets norta, and running back with
that width to pubis alley. together with all and
sin sular the Improvements, privileges, heredita-
ments and appurteAanees to the same belonging
or In any wise appertaining."
Terms: One half of the purchase money cash !.
the ba lance in three and six months, with inter.
est. The deferred payments to be secured by
deed In trust on the premises ~ .
Al conveyances inc udins revenue stamps at the
expense a. tbs pu rch8ser. .s- . e.
TT the terms not complied with within five DAYS
after t; ay of sale the propert. will be sold
at the risk and cost of the defaultins purch sser
after FIVE days NOTICE In the Even ng Star:
s-.....-- CHAS. p WANNALL Trustee
my.5-eo&ds J. @. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-10
RYJ.C MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionsers.

TngSLEE p ShLE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
6lXTEENIH STREET BETWEEN MASSA
CBuStTTS AVENUE ANDNORTH P STREET,
o'clock. on the premises. by virtue of deed Of
Hust, dated April 2lst, 1853 and duly recorded
d. c., At tn. request Of the holder of the
In secured, thau ssll Lot No. 8. in w. NJ. Mer
rick sub division of the south part of Square No
lsl, fronting p feet on Sixteenth street weN be-
TIVE Massachusetts, ave. ue and north street,
and running back l25 feet to wide pu alic aleyl
Terms: One third 10 cash; the remainder In six
Spd twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed
of trust on the premises.
CoBveyances at the cost Of the purchasers.
THOS. ]. fl9HER, Trustee
N.Y. -eodda J.. C. Mcguire CO Auets
Evening star., 1864-05-10

VARIETIES! VARIETIES! q
SE 81 FIFE
Z! tER
FI1z sisaoss I Stage Manager and AdvRsrtiser
NOW OPEN FOR Tue SUMMER SEASON
Now engaged at an enormous expense, the Great
WHITNEY. WHITNEY,
h the afS9FsA4f5S in
And display his Nee omantic Wonders ard Phil
SsUpssss pbs wheh f have been the
and elected the applause and appreciation of his
ana sss Of 9 bs Tnsn in al the The dsbag
aSs HIS $xsk the public
as s1sS ha d S Ms
as the heads & Of their special art Of acting,
MLhE hEff IfSH AnkftA; ktNbEL,
Brilliant success of the chsrminxly attractive
sTHE ARcHARp SISTERS,
Also. the Great Comic Company, the Selected
SSS kERss' {oHS HsEsy yHSHgfes ,on
New SUCCESSES of the Peo pie 5 Favorite..
HASSIE VERNON and ASSIE EtH9RE
And Ballet Troupe, with the Doue star i and Stock
Combination.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. LADIES' LEvEE.
Admission 25Iand so cents; private boxes S..
Performance at 8 in the evening.
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AID ELByHNFH STREET.
R;GaRn HEn& 4 3. ENoC4s-. -.prnc.setn-..
Our Endeavers have been Crowned with Success
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
GUNBoAT MINSTRELs.
AND
DOUBLE C0MP&Nvf
whose performances have eiicted the b CHEST en-
PRESS AND THE MASS.
Comment unnecessary, as onr pragrsmme is
CBASTE. UNIQUE AND RECHERCHE.
The people proclaim it, and the performances
TEMPLE OF MUSIC
'u''''H ''' REPUTATION.
For particulars see small bills the day.
Admission ;.......-. .......".'..... 2scents
Private Boxes So and S. :
Performance commences az O'Clock precisely.
GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Ar21 O'CLOCK.
, LADIES AND CHILDREN. ~. .
On which occasion the
GUNBOAT MINSTRELS
will appear, together with the entire company.
Evening star., 1864-05-10
TINTED STATES MARSHAL ssALE.

:. In virtue Of writ of Fiesi Pseiss. issued from
United Ststs. for the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will xpose to public sale. for cash,
at the front of the Court ouse door of said Ooun
ty, .WEDN Ee DAY, the 2sth day Of May next,
lS64 at IL O'Clock m, all defendants right, title,
Claim and intt rest in and to the north part OF Lot
No a. in Square No. 87, bour ded as follows =
BegipniIg for the same Ct the southeast corner OF
ming thence west 81 feet, thence north 80 feet
thence east 81 feet to the beginning together with
all sin nsular, the eimprovements thereon seized aud
levied upcr "a the property Of amuel and Joseph
In favor of White. Middleton Beall, use of Elias
E. White = =. -a- ..
GALE OF CoNDLMNED HORSES AND MUL Es.
CJ Quarsern,asts,'s OEee, Depot Of Washington,l
WASHINGTON, D. O., April "a. 1854. {
Will be sold at public suction at the Corral, near
the obssrxs story in the City of Washington, b. o,
on WEDNESDAY. May II, 1854, and WEDNESDAY,
Nay 253 1864, q lot Of -
- ~ HORSES AND MULES, r
condemned UT at for public service.
Terms: Cash In Government funds. Fr. g.. s.
Bale TO commence at 10 o'cl9ek p,
Brig Gen. and Uhisf fQusrtsrmaster,
ap.T1t Depot OF fWashfngton. D. O.
Evening star., 1864-05-10
AUCTION SALES.
Rf J. O. hoeUIR CO., Auetieeesrs.
fRTsTEss SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT o.

lbEsENTH, BETWEEN L Ann Al STREETS
Hy irtue Of q deed Of trust r. % r.. B Bridge,
No lT felos 40. .&c.. Of the La ID Records Of the
SSSoSSS'S q Wsshisften s is. III offer At Auction
.es 81 O'clock .. M. psrs Of tos on sas . smi u
Square three hundred and forty -one ts4E in wash
mscn eeund-d .s foilo.s, Wig: Bssinni g forty
Of and Eleventh streets aud running thence
Sopth twenty hve feet on Eleventh street., thence
lot, thence due north twent, ave feet, AMI then
due west to the be giIning with the improysments
eonsisting OF Frame Dwelling -
fermt OF sale: One third Of I've purchsss uaousy
ee paid "a cash and the residue in two ca .al In
10 be secured
m. terms of sale must be complied with within
aey week ,st the risk and cost ofthe hrst
Dofcf Aser. CAAS. q. ENGLISH. Trustee.
-a1 y Inn J. O MoGUIRl co., Austs. =
Evening star., 1864-05-10
A LOTION SALE OF ooNDEMNID HORSES

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR pHpARrMRzf, oAyALHY BUREAU, } e.
o''i0Iw wa,sssI.o. az Ss.ss g. e. as4i g
Win be sold at public auction, to the ighest bid
Deg. at the times and places nsu,sd below, viz: -
Ee.port, Penna .Thursdsy, May sth,
Gsttysourg, Penna Monday. May 9Th.
hn pssn. Ms, h,Y sss H.
Reading, Psnns., Thursdsy, May 36th, a
Lebanon, Penna., Thursdsy, June %,
Sorthumbsrland, Psnn.:, fhu rsday, June 9Th.
Scranton. Penns., Hhursday, June 10th d
Wnliamsport, Penna Thnrsdsy, June sd.
Hundred and Fifty $50 st each Of the other places
, These horses bave been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
70 !of road and farm purposes nany good bargains
1ns HGssss ssiI viii be sold sinsly .,,n. .., n,.
Terms cash, in United States Treasury notes
'1is s,sso It. ool and NJ S...i1s A nkhH bas:.u.
II 8. MILITARY RAILROADS, ~ > :
~ on" q n;sn As,,ssas, 2sa,tsIne'tss ts,, 4 e.
AuorI0H.-wnb be sola, on WEDNESDAY. the
isth day of May, at the Railroad Depot, In Aexan-
@ s Ton: Ton: Sf Sf GID Ss S:I Ss1lssis Ssi.! 1r0n'
$50 Tons Of Cast Scrap Iron, .f "a
100 IONS of Wrought Iron,
g Iona Of Old Brass and Copper,
Isrps:, oesh in aovsrnmsnt Funds. Ten 20,
xs5 cent TO es ysid st the time OF 1arehase. the
The sS.opsTsy' must be removed within ton days
rom date Of sale. - h l.. ROBINSON.
sn.bdts Captain and A. Q. II.
Evening star., 1864-05-10

For years that invaluable secret known -snly TO
and held in the highest repute by the ladies of the
Court fCharlesIl and by the assistance OF which
they added so much beauty to their form and fine
busts, is now in the possession of lady of rank,
who will upon the receipt of 81 addressed to T. A.
MALDREHE, Boston, Mass. impsrt the import
ant Information or secret whiah will assist every
lady in accomplishing this greatest claim Of love-
ly woman my78tt
Evening star., 1864-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES.

MILK DAIRY FOR sALE-Large hotel rade
IVl and good retail route. For particu lars ad
dress City Post Office Box 937 my 7-Sts
Evening star., 1864-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
GkUVER'S fHEATER.
PESNsTLvANiA Ay., NEAR WILLAaD's g HofRL.
LEONARD GROVER. .-..-..-....-......D Director

GROWERS fHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLAaD's g HOTEL.
LEONARD dRovEa..... Director
THE cool EST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN
ct tAtHR WaTEh >! FOX 81 Ht HE i9 "lGbHNs H6bfsNcE
Hfss 9 hAsY tas YysFst PRotosf Stress
the elt. and fashion masse Of the Capital city,
whose hearty, manJestations Of delight give un-
Which i1as cs,ried this distinguished LADY 10 the
frnnt rsn< Of American stars. and ELECTED rom the
fsttering character, without ons dissenting voice.
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FORD's NEW THEATER,
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CLARKE IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
NOTICE I'm, order to give increased effect to
the perfect NaRS TfES sfsGd
1t is postponed until further orders.
Evening star., 1864-05-10

The Most Wonderful Entertainment of {
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The Most Wonderful Entertainment of {
The Most Wonderful Entertainment of t
The Nest Wonderful Enter rtainment Of t.
The performance Of the above troupe
Must be Seen to be Appreciated.
Must he Seen to he appreciated,
Must be Seen to be Appreciated.
Must be Seen to be Appreciated.
Must be Seen to be Appreciated.
Must be Seen TO be Appreciated.
Must be Seen to be Appreciated.
MIST be Seen to be Appreciated.
The most remarkable
TRAINED QUADRUpEDS
TRAINED QUADRUPEDS
TRAINED QUADRCPEDS
TRAINED QCADRUPEDS
TRAINED QUADRUPEDS
TRAINED QCADRUPEDS
ever witnessed.