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,s.-Who has not oft in7ths Silly

Buas.-Whn has not oft irths Silly
nisht eer slumbers chains have bound him,
pesn tormented by hungry bugs crawling
round him! And what housewife would
not pay something handsome to know just
how to Danish from her premises the pestl-
lent verminl The following recipe, We
are assured, will have the desired effect
:.Take two pounds of alum, bruise IL, and
reduce it to powder, dissolve in three
quarts of water; let it remain in warm
mace till the alum is dissolved. The alum
water is to be applied, by means Of . brush,
to every joint and crevice, Brush the
orcvices in the floor, whitewash the cell
ing, putting in plenty Of alum, and there
will be an end to the bugs dropping thence
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Attack by Rebel Cavalry.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-A letter from Fort
ress Monroe on the 2lst says: |.
The rebel cavalry had attacked Fort Pow.
batan, James river, making three charges
which were all repulsed with heavy loss,
and disorganization. The loss is slight on
our side. ~ ~. -.E'.s7.~H-. iaS1s -
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IFit could be disproved that the abol-
ton Editors have constant interviews with
the Devil, as easily as it was disproved that
Gen. Mcclellan had one with Gen. Lee at
ter the battle of Antietam, it would be all
the better for their reputations.-Prentice
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4 Row About II o'clock on Saturday
,iobt officer Geo. Santmiers came down to
Police Headquarters and asked Tor as"'"
lance t, ouell row 10 house OF W tame
ksDt BY Miss Riddle. Officers sIrosglns
and J santniers volunteered, aud squao
of the Provost Guard was obtained, ne
house was attacked in the front ana rear,
when "Tory" White, - benne't auu
Heron attempted to escape. AS
soon a. the rowdies saw the soldiers, Oil
halted except Bennett. He was ordered to
halt but refused to do so, when he was
fired upon and received . ball through hl 3
left hand. The three men were then taken
to the Athen@um, where it was proved
that their furloughs had expired some time
aco. and that they ought to be with their
regiments. They were kept in prison IN
I'll Sunday night, and then FORWARDED to
Cumberland.
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ELECTED DEBAroR.-Our young friend
Andrew Mitchell, (of this city, was elected
DICTATOR from the Philo Society of Canons
burg (Pa.) College, on Friday evening last.
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New YORK, May 23.@The "Tribune's
10th corps correspondent, dating Thursday
morning, says: 7Eabs aiof1U gyee.l :
The rebels advanced on our eutrenched
line across the Peninsula, and engaged our
pickets but were driven back. Firing on
our skirnish line during the day was in
cessant Our wounded probably number
$50. Towards dark the rebels made an at.
tempt to force our forces from the road, but
without effect Our defences have been
greatly strengthened.
Rebel deserters represent the rebel
force 10000 to 10000, under Beauregard..
Last Thursday morning rapid artillery
firing commenced in front of Ames' divis
ion, but ceased soon after, probably tenn
porarily. ..-.-...
A rebel battery in the ravine in our front
was then pounding away at the woods on
their right, dropping shell or two in our
works. --------- -
Fighting was expected that day, as the
rebels hope to take our position -
NoTE.-From Secretary Stanton's des-
patch on Saturday last, it will be seen that
the rebel attack did not take place Gill FRI
day.-REpoRTER. ~"
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WOUNDED j. Anderson and A. Sed.
well. of the Seventh Va. were wounded on
Wednesday last in the engagement between
Lee and Grant. .. --.I 81.
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The Provost Marshal is again enrolling
our citizens, preparatory to giving them a
Glance in the ensuing 'lottery"-the
draTt.
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Mill FOR SALH.-A valuable saw and
llst mill in Belmont county Ohio is offered
Tor sale on advantageous terms. For par
,;cu,ars address this office.
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GRANT, say the despstches, was ieshng
the nemy the other day, and they did not
seem to feel Is vel as asasi4 Lin facf, rath-,
y" - = " $50 ESo4 % .oH el4-- - -
er bad to feel e.5lSa a
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Destructive Fire.

ALBANY. May 23.--rhe large new car
shop on the N. ". Central R Il. was des-
troyed by 6rethis morning. Loss estimat-
ed at $l00y 900. - OK e. ~
~ 2 II
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CINCINNATI, May ON. Greenwood Il
Co'shardware establishment, partially burnt
down this morning Loss $4,000.
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GOLD

NEW YORK, May e.
Gold without decided change; opening at 81 u
advancing to e2H; closing dull at S21.
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TNFALLIBLE Rsmedy.-Dr Tanners Cough
i Mixture for sale at GRsHAA'S Drug Store
McLane and Bro. and dealers generally.
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EINH COLOGNE In Cut Glass Bottles, Extracts and
i Fancy articles for Holiday Presents. For sale a.
l -- GRAHAM'S Drug Store
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WANTED.

RY aar:dasssSi ns noo d SassSs. .: sHiP
pISG 91 nf,sRK The best Of refsrsncss giysn' - o
character, qualifications &C. Address = y -
ter Office Wheeling, w. va.
my24-2t* .HA.& eJ- % |.
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NOTICE NoTlcEtt

| have ust received per express, superior aSsort
y rnent If French. scotch and American
Fancy Cas- simeres. Our CUSTOMERS and the pub
lie generally, requested 20 cali and examine the
same JOHN r. LAKIN
Merchant Tailor
No. lO2 Nam street, Wheeling WA.
INV
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e. 3. p.

,rHE EXCELSIOR" BAKING POWDER Is THE
favorite in every family. We warrant It TeefT 70
fail in mating light and healthy bread and eaEes'
'-'N tn. LOGAN & CO.,
r.f 49, q - ana LOGAN, LIST CO
sbas and storekeepers generally.
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Z A r A =,

NJ j. Il a Is A >
2o The Beautiful Arab Girl,
THE ONLY FEMALE CoNroRTIoN-
Isr IN THE WORLD, whose feals
are Of so wonderful q character,
that they have been theme of
conversation wherever she has
appeared. - :. T.
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ALI HASSAM,

ALI fASSAm,
PREMIER GyMNAsT of the TROUPE
The great original single Trapeze
Performer. This young Arabian
Gymnast, during his extraosdina-
~ Act, HANGS BY THE NECK
on the Fragile Bar Of the Trapeze
and while thus suspended beats
GRAND MARCH UPON THE DRUM.
This Son Of the Desert performs
many other new and startling
feats totally unlike anything ever
before seen in this country.
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GARDNER, HExMNGs g. co PEoPRIEn RS
DAS GARDNER --g- MANAGER

The Management takes pleasure
in announcing that for the season
Of 1854, they are enabled to pre-
sent many new and startling nov
elites, among which may be ma
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Don't forget the Day ana Date, ~
wait for the Big Show and the rear tLoeape
, of Arabs. Don't eonfouna inns "''A 10y
other establishment. We derry coHipeti-
ton
Evening star., 1864-05-07
AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ExEcUToRg SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK

RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionesrs
As5 Se5z q HAsHARhH BRICK
The ,rtole heIare No Ill pith fns Br,et Residence
H. snd 0n Bn.d'ns ,r ayss .ses, e1 rs some
sSier sri,i he Maehintry Maieriai.' and fnsple-
NESTS for the manufacture Of Bricks. s--
sausre Nos ss and ss, IN the northern part Of the
g "
Of the best located n the District, hsvins both
o ins IND s.y sss
e "b.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
sorss. ss. auis: ns ssoss Cats, wheeesrrovs,
Buggy, Moulds. seines. Sand, DO, &c.
The whole Square No. Si III formerly the residence
nostk
. large Brick DWELLING house and back buildings.
A ind dhs
trees and shrubbery.
tieth street. between Il and streets w
sna
streets; four Of the latter are improved each with
small frame dwelling house. and win be sold sep
aratsly. ~
on Massachusetts avenue twentieth and 1enty.
6rst streets west. and north streets, with the
and sheds two small frame houses And an % eses o's
Terms of sale; One third cash, the remainder in
Of sh
"a Az c9nTseysnees: including revenue stamps. at
MA cash payn ent on each piece of real estate
will be required Ct tt the w time %osRI SfSals,
apeO-d J. q. MoGUIRE & CO., ,Auets.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
IN THE DRAMA

G1NOfS1S Of SCENEh1 AMI
IN THE DRAMA
SCENE FIRST-squire Nolan's House at Con.
and Kathleen, Farewell to the land OF the sham
rock, green fields, and bubbling Streams-I 60 to
the West, the home of the aspiring, America, the
birth place of Washington;" The clandestine
meeting overheard 1s by the reyengsfnl brother Of
journey-Beware ! Bewarem Lauty MCLAUGHLIN
and his jewel, Judy o 'Brien; cure for the collie;
The anticipated wedding; Lots of children and
maley praties, strawberries and butter milk.
Hanlan, the OUTLAW; The convict returned; His
mother and the wrongs of wretched life; Ven
strike the ayenging blow, Philip Nolan is foiled
by the timely arrival d Of LaSpty The teEles his
law and his foul accusers Retribution for past
wrongs; " Die like q dog and rot;" Kathleen dis
covers the body of her murdered brotherl" " Who
did itP"" Twas l, Hugh Hanlon, the Mountain
I now make her mine; Circumstancial evidence:
Redmond accused of murder.
SCENE THIRD-Aro room in squire Nolan g house
-Lanty and Judy undergoing cross questioning
from the Squire; The mouse and the male bag;
" Meet me- Judy, at the ould hut' Lanty g resolve
to find the true murderer.
SCENE FOURTH--Hugh Hanlon, farewell; To
the IL nd of my birth, my shame and my triunnpl;
The escape of Redmond; The outlay confesses the
deed; Redmond attempts to drag him to Justice:
Ter rifle combat; Redmond overcome; The outlaw
libe rty; Redmond again arrested as the assassin.
SCENE FIFTH-Interior of the old hut; The old
oak chest; Kathleen prisoner, and in the power
of the Outlaw; Lanty's arrival with his Juvenile
blunderbuss;- He releases Kathleen, and VOWS to
law foiied; s'We are, all here;;5 I" Your daughter
dies" Your young blunderbuss is brought into
requisition; The wreck of life
Tableau.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.


EE sAk5 eE XA!gAgsE M BE-! sbAHsn
s ff and am Rs VACANT
isf fss hsFfi Ms, ,sth
ts m ebs rsa
named by virtue Of decree of the supreme Court
Of sa p5s on ss 9Th sy Of a,r
cause wherein Geo W. Miller is Complainant and
illsp Miller ct al are defendants NO. 1867 we
Lott n sS1s,a Mos a. and
and east ST. and aonsh
by q brick dwelling house, slaughter house.
a or d
vided as may be deemed most desirable.
sss rss sss sspsEs Es
no South
and running back 81 feet s1a inches 10th street
e,; east ana improved by double two-story frame
o,5 m sfteE part Of Let No Square No
ming and ponsins on street s tn
south feet inches tonhs sesnnns toseshss
with the improvements, consisting of three estory
beginning for the sauae at point on NJ street
south about a feet thence cas-. q feet inches to
Immediately after, part of Lot No: s, in Square
No 99s, being the south part thereof. fronting %
on III street south 50 feet, together with the i'm
provemsnts. nsisting of frame dwelling hou.e
onps S st er 3t Lot t1sst in Square M Ss No
Of SOUTH street, and rannns BACK s5 f fees se
gether with the improvements, Consisting of q
three story brick dwelling house, with three story
Terms One third in cash the rcmai nd or in e. l2
and Is months, with interest, for which the pur-
chaser must give potes secured to the satisfaction
Of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
of paying all in cash.
chassrs ....
If the terms of sale are not complied with in f We
days thereafter. the Trus stees the right of
reseilng, at the risk and expense Of the defs1lting
fntelligencer GEO. A. BOHRER,
e, @. MORGAN,
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
ap21-eo&ds JC McGUIRl CO Anrts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE ENEIGHBORH0OD OF THE

TRUSTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE
NATI0NAL RACE COURSE AT AUCTION;
On MONDAY. the 23d day of May, 1864, shall
sell, by virtue Of deed 9f trust TO the subscriber,
AZ 473 "a and 475, Of the land records for the
county of Washington, in the District Of Colum-
ing described property, lying and being in the
county of Warrington, District aforesaid, viz {:
Part of Ridge Tract beginning for the same at a
stone marked the northeast corner of Rid ge Tract
at its junction with st. Elizabeth tract and thence
running by q magnetic course north So degrees and
90 minutes west along the west boundary of said
thence south Is degrees and 80 minutes west s
chains and 50 links to stake thence south So de-
grees and 30 minutes east chains and 80 links to
stake set ON the boundary line separating the said
part of Ridge tract from the tract lying there
of, thence north 25 degrees and 80 minutes east
along said boundary line chains and 80 links to
the place of beginning, being parallel lines, con-
tanning three acres and four perches, be the same
more or less. ..
nue. stamps, at the cost of purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the rsk and cost Of the first
purchaser, by giving three days notice of such re-
sale in the Evening sshS, WM, MORGAN. Trustee
ap2l-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
n.y.. G.. MoauIRs 4 CO., Auctionssrs.

ssShE$ sS$
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of deed Of
trust, dated April 2lst, 1855, and duly recorded
b. at the request Of the holder Of the note there
in secured. ehsu sell, Lot No. 6, in v. NJ. Msr
ISL, fronting % feet Sxtsenth street west, be-
tween Massachusetm ave, ue and north street,
Terms: One. third in cash; the remainder in sin
and twelve months, Nth interest. secured BY deed
Conveyances st the cost Of the purchasers.
:" -, i THOS. s. II9hER, Trustee. ,
NV b.Ao& ds a. MCGUIRE d 90. Auots
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EARM AT AUCTION, SALE Positive.

! win sell, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
Zephyr. II contains 645 acres Of prime upland In
hish state q enltivatioe doe dwelling. koot fsne
and househo,d furniture &C. It is about y miles
from Mount Vernon Wharf, 9 from Alsxandfia, u
Terms: for personal property cssh; for real es
tate ons third cash, one third In three years one
third In SIX years, With interest eomiaunusllY 81
;, fer fus thsr t4eulArs address, VIM. Ward. Mt.
Zephyr. Alexsndria, Va, ,na,r,, - -
nyasJ ,n,il,H, ,nS, ~ Aa's''ns'''
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Reported Reverse TO General Banks-A
Doubtful Stery.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The Commercial has
report from New Orleans that Gen. Banks, on
his retreat to AlexaDdria was assailed by the
rebels in force at Cane river and suffered
heavily. Thirteen transports and gunboats
to prevent them falling into the hands Of the
enemy. This story Is certainly doubtful, 70
say the least as the latest advices via Cairo
from Alexandria make no alluston TO any such
engagement.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
QYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., ucsionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
NINTH sTREET WEST. BETWEEN AND 2

NSTrSFH STSSTHET sfREEr fHRGRIr1m Ell. 6tiWEES AMI
Pursuant to a deed in trnst made and executed
by Richard A.. Hyde, of WashinRton City, to the
subscribe. to secure certain debt therein men
toned 81 all proceed to sell. Ct public auction.
M, on the premises, "aH that piece or parcel Of
ground and premises situated, lying, and being in
umbia, and known and desienated as Lot mum bersd
ten ll6) In Cruttendens sub division OF Square
fronting txsnty GO, feet on Ninth street west. be-
that width to public alley, together With all and
singular the imRroysmsnts Rriviisses, hsredi.s-
or in any wise appertaintng." =
Terms: One-h halt Of the purchase money cash,
the balance in three and SIX months, with inter-
est. The deferred payments to be secured by q
deed in trust on the premises.
All convoyances including revenue stamps At the
expense o1 the puHchaser. .#- -
Ufthe terms are not complied with within eve davs
st the risk and cost Of the dsfaulting purchaser,
after Ave days notice IN the 1yen,ns Star:
OHAS. p. WANNALL Trustee,
my.s-so&ds -sa j. o.McGUIRH co., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
Condition OF Union Soldiers from Rich.
mond-visit OF the War Committee to

Annapolis and BaltimoPe.
BALTIMoRE, May 6.-To day, Mai Gen. Wal.
lace and Messrs Wade, Harding, Goocb, Ju.
lian and Odell, the Congressional Com miste0
on the Conduct OF the War, visited the hospitals
turned soldiers from Richmond as to thetr
treatment by the rebIls. .
Several were examined, and confirm the 10.
ports already published Of their inhuman and
cruel treatment
The committee returned to this city tonight,
and examined some soldiers in the hospitals
here on the same subject Photographs Of some
OF the half. starved heroes are to be taken, 70
accompany the report when printed.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,

EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
John F. Poole's Prize Drama of the
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
Or. THE WRECK OF LIFE!
Or, THE WRECK OF LIFE!
Or, THE WRECK OF LIFEl
which received the premium of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
From the American Theater, New York, and the
right of playing it in Washin gton purchased by
Geo. Lea, exclusively for the Canterbury.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
llict must Be nearer Richmond than the Ran.
idan.
THE VERY LATEST So -
The Enemy Abandon the Line Of the Rap.
Especial Despatch TO the worldl

Especial Despatch TO the World
Inere Is nc doubt now from intelligence Ne
Lee mas entirely abandoned his line On Tie
hspioan. and with his army has taken Ia.
rosds running from the south OF that stream 70
Mine Ron, and Of the branches of the North
and South Anna rivers, destined either for The
entrenchments at Richmond or for a poeition
at Hanover Court House.
There is no indication OF a rebel movement
into the Valley OF Virginia, and the fact OF Lees
eenela retreat, as he did formerly at Mine Ran
and beyond, seems thus Clearly established.
Runners frsn the Peninsula.
Passengers who arrived in this city from
bainmore last evening. state that infor nation
Fad been received there, from Rebel sources as
,S %eL as nom Norfolk and Fortress Monroe,
army had disem SsrI.d ON the ~,,n sou.h .,as s 81
the James RI yer, not far from Fort Darling. on
Drurys BLUM, as the Rebels call 1t. His object
might be q feint 10 distract the Rebels and nre.
vent the sending Of reinforcements to Zee. INIT
If it was In earnest it meant that Fort Uar,fne
and Petersburg were 70 be captured and Rieh-
tion with North Carolina and the rest Of the
South.
II ihis news il correct. and It is generally b.
Point on last Monday was merely TO deceive
The enemy. Still, all Is mere unauthenttcated
rumor as yet, and Genl Smiths army may
be destined for West Point to cooperate
with the extreme left wing Of Gen'l Mesde,s
army.
I'VE give the ab,ve without attaching in.
portance to it. We know Of no information
reaching here in regard to Gen1 Smiths move
ments, that can be called more than loose and
idle rumor.-ED.l s
The Armies of the West-Active Opera.
i..e items Begun.
The movement now taking place is on o
grand scale, and the three great armies are ma
doubtedly in molten. Gen. Sherman's army.
in Northern Alabama and Northern 6esrsia.
was to move on Monday last, in three grand
columns. to give the rebels battle. post.
ponement OF day or so may have taken
place, but we shall soon have stirring news
from the West also. Gen. Sherman's army fs
very large, and under efficient organization
and discipline.
Evening star., 1864-05-07
GEO. A BOHRER,
4. THOs: BRADLEY, 5
ap.2l-eod&ds &c MCGUIRE Il 90. Aacts.
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL -
"A TATE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER,
Al GnnnHy

- In ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
ry * virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Gaspar
dated soly!4, ls5; and recorded among the land
par Tochman being ged in the rebellion against
tss sovsreign authority Of the United States. and
trust being in arrear and unpaid from the 3Oth
OF ofOctober, ls6l,-I shall pro eed by order of the
party secured and BY virtue of the authority
ferred by said deed. and the statute in such case
made and provided. and the 18th day of May 1884,
in front of the Mayors Office in the City of Alexsn
dria, Va, at u O'Clock the property named on
Hill" on the Potomac river in said County,-the
same pri ing about one hundred and hfty acres,
ington City and Alexandria, Va.
Further particulars of the sale will be given at
the time thereof. --
I'd j. NJ. STEWART, Trugtees
Evening star., 1864-05-07

"NVVGNS 1hEAxAns
PEFSsSLvAEIA Av.. sEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
THIS Saturday EVENING, May7.
Last nj ght positively of
MR.. E. L. DAVENPORT, MR. W. wALLlCK,
AND MRS. FARREN.
Performance will commence with the Petite
Comedy of
MORNING CALL.
Sir sIr EdSard dS ard Ardent Mr. L Davenport
mrs. ShllHngton .-...- ,Nrs Farren
TO conclude with Dickens Great Play, in four acts,
OLIVER TWIST,
NJ " Wallack in his great character Of. .Ragin
On Tuesday evening, May To- the charming actress
MISS MARY PROVOST,
win commence brief ga cement at this theater
FORD,S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
A Glorious Comedy and Thrilling Drama Last
appearance of
Mr.. ]. MCCULLOUGH
MISS ALICE GRAY,
THIS Saturday. EVENING, May I. 1861.
By request, Cherrys Comedy of the
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
To Conclude with the drama OF the ''S' A''ee 'Fss
AvENGING HAND.
Michael, the Maniac Mr. H Mccullough
On Monday 'sf MRg' popular p i. SfsRkH. SoIsSifn
Supported BY III Mss ssE9Ets sgsxN sftfsss Benin
Who will appear in two celebrated characters.
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PInHsYLvAA0 AVENUE AND ELIvEzrH STREET,
FRsf SfhRfbE B4sesof
oeAygR y5sssS tx GS$$S$$ai's4As7FPos' $5a'4s7,P
First week Mss # NELLIE TAYLOR.
ss S fFes ssSRhe sn G shs prd
fessiOn.
the inmtable Comic Vocalist and Comedian. in
his new original so ySE !Gshl SH1Epss fGpsss.
the greatest Clog ftRSN RfGse bRRSFk the public
the American TafhsiF4i ahaR4 EsocHs
And the shaking of the sides by the coadjator Of
VIC "''' ''" CHARLIE PErRIEl
form an impsafG5ssnbs6 psGsb6xf }iHfDSfi HiiNsrRELs,
who have been engaged, at great expense, for two
weeks in addisiep @ 'S 5ss sfFssslffE
GREAT BALLET fnd dphf'vSERrrsENEsr, ~
arranged by EX fs sfGIiias e f1n.ssp'ine' entitled
nr;s mtfR tEs1H HflsS. HsSSsh, fl''I'NN
MISS HELENE SMITH,
MISS is:5z H!! $$:$#G ##Ss
W. BARTHOLOMEW,
WILLIAM SCOTT,
LIE" Dfi BILLY u II THOMAS,
the whole HARsHsff RshiRf ths asp BEST COMPANY
eyer produced in the city; the performances con-
On sATuRDA9 HFTERNooN. 4 AT ~ O'CLOCK.
with the whole strength of the Company.
ADMISSION Is and 80 cents. Private Boxes 50
VARIETIES! VARIETIES:
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER
SIGN
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SPLENDID OVATION TONIGHT!
Just from the American Theater, New York,
The Great Comic Pantomimst,
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Maggie Friel, Mr.. Kerns,
Fanny May, Mr.; Thompson,
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Admission 2s and 80 cents; private boxes s..
Performance at in the evening.
Evening star., 1864-05-07

CALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MUL rs.

CAi<f Ouartsrnlastsr's Oice Depot Of Washiaston,I
WASHINGTON, d. c., April q. 1854.
Win be sold at public suction st the corral, near
On sas as E'S & and WRbSRsDA
May %, 1864, lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Bale to commence ct 10 O'CLOCK, .. m,
D. 81. RUCK1R,
Brig. Gen. and ohisf f6usrssrmastsr,
Al T-Nt Depot OF WSshinGton, D. @,