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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-01
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letter,
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from nervousness.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-01
s WORD IN TIME

T HAVE opened this day and
L 20o pieces Bleached MYshn' ne :rs.th s' 3;
good at 20 CTS. q yard $50 do: do, T 21o 90
cts, at 2S cts yard 100 Contlnent:1 GV ri.
only Is cts very fine and large 40: ~ os.
Call and see for yourself 81 DYES
feb lift i:z NLIlg 49,
Evening star., 1864-05-08
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
IN THE DRAMA

SCENE FIRST-Squire Nolan's House at Con-
nomars; Meeting of the pi GIFTED lovers. Redmond
and Kathleen" Farewell to the land Of the sham
rock, green fields. and bubbIing Streams-I ge to
birth h-place Of Washington;" The clsndestne
meeting overheard by the reyengeful brother of
Kathleen; I'll weave web that shall stay your
journey-Beware! Bewarel" Lauty McLau ghlin
and his jewel, Judy Q 'Brien cure for the collie;
The anticipated wedding; Lots of chldaen and
SCENE SECOND-The mountain psss; Hush
Hanlsn, the OUTLAW; The. convict returned; His
motser and the wrongs of wretched life; Ven
geance " viii have i'll must wait the hour to
strike the ayenging blow, Philip Nolan is foiIed
by tho timely arrival Of Lsnty, who tickles his
law ana ,his foul secusersi Retribution for past
WRONGS; " Die like dog and rot,o Kathleen dis
covers the body of her murdered brother" Who
did itfn" Twas I, Hugh Hsnlon, the Mountain
Outlaw" For revenge slew him, and for revenge
Redmond accused Of murder.
SCENE THIRD-A room in Squire Nolan ;. house
-Lanty and Judy ndergoing croRs-que uestioninc
from the Squire; The mouse and the male bnp:
Meet me, Judy, at the ould hut;' Lanty's resolFe
to find the true murderer.
SCENE FOURTH-Hugh Hanlsn, farewell: To
the land of N birth. my shame and my triumph;
The escape of Redmond The outlay confesses the
deed; Redmond attempts to drag him to Justice;
Terrific combat; Redmond overcome; The OUTLAW
liberty; 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; Lsnty's arrival with his tuyenit Ia
blunderbuss; He releases Kathleen, and yows to
law feiled; - We are all hera;' " Your dsu4h ter
dies;'' Your young blunderhuEs Is brought into
requisition; The wreck of life
Tableau.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY J. q. MoGUIR l. co., ,Auctionsers.
EXEe QIoRs' SALE OF VALUABLE BRIoK
YARD AND DAPPCRWEANO

RYJ.o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., ,Aactionesra.
sb lsb sH5h 9E xakgtRhn
Ts sg1sls Ssaars No IL ,cish fss Br;fs Residence
nlents 70, the n,onnraelk,s Of Bricks.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May. 10th, at 5
square sos sre the 'ns nsr o ss
Ss; wd IxsG'ssh street
Of the best located 'n the District, having both
Gsorgssown and WASHINGTON for market, an
s until
IMMEDIATELY AFTER.
We vii! sell the stock Of
sSFsy BSss hnns Muss es.s ssIa., sssS
r.
sts sieas sysnss emu Txsntisth street north. Q and r
sy
s;a!ss ss5Eisss houses ths xhoIs
trees and shruhbery.
tieth strset, between B. and streets. A VI
fronting on Nineteenth street vest, between 4 and
streets; four of the latter impro each With
small frame dwelling house, and wil be sold sep
arately.
ALSO,
IHe HnOle OF square NO ~, frOnting respectively
On Massachusetts, avenue, Twentieth and 1enty.
nrst streets vest. and north Q streets, with ths
and sheds, two small frame houses, and an Office
Terms Of sale; One third cash, the re sander in
six twelve. and eighteen months with interest So
cured BY deed of trust on the premises.
All convey ances, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser =
NJ cash payn ont on each piece of real estate
win be required at the time ofssie
GEO. W. HOPKINS,} p..
JOHN g. H0PKINS.f Executors.
ap.D-d ]. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auets,
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. .Auctioneers 3.

aGvsE sthS 2s 4s B4s hs
ss',s,s ma. s 's ','
and order Tse
Of the Distrist Of Columbia. sitting ehsnssry,
Iliep NJ Miller ct al are defendants, (No. l4s we
Lots Nos !, 2s.As,s7.s. 10. "a, 25, Is. 81. and
dfs and :ossh
'es :o ys5a or dt
south S'i sstss sss s..ssssn ssasEs Sc
NJ rs lss.sps s M Of lot No sHsss
east and improved by double two story frame
aTfs5ns segss after part of sousr
a for Ii. same At s. feet nehss from
Of sd lot and shsn;
north s fsss inches, thence cas-. II test, shepss
south Is IS feet in:ass tothe BEGINNING, together
Immediatsly after. part Of Lot 2, same Square,
south 700 feet from east 10th street, thence north
es hencs sa s 60
With the
No: ss9, being the south part thereof, fronting %
feet on 1lth street. and running back that width
ON NJ street south 50 feet, together with the i'm
: Immediately after, Lot IS. in Square No. 1,025.
tronting 50 feet on 18th street east at the
xether with the improv ements, consisting of q
tnree story brick dwelling house. with three story
brick back building
Terms: One-taird in cash; the remainder in 6, u,
CT aser must give notes secured to the satisfaction
OF the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
OF paying all in cash.
Conveyancing and .tennso at the cost of the pur-
chasers.
If the terms of sale not complied With in i've
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right of
selling at the risk and expense Of the defautine
purchaser, on enc weeks notice in the National
1ntelligeneer. GEO. A. BOHRER,
e. O. MORGAN,
A. TECS. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
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spaleosds J.o. MCGUIRE & Cd, 5,us1ss Auc, {
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionesr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE ENEIGHBORH00D OF THE
HMATFd0NALy IA F,G a y RACE M COURSE At At AUCTION;
sell by virtue of deed ef tSust to the sqSseribsr,
Az A73 "A ant AS, of the land records for the
county of Warrington, in the District Of CoIum-
ing described property, lying and being in the
county of Warrington, District aforesaid, viz !:
Part of Ridg: Tract, beginning for the same at a
stone marked the northeast corner of Ridge Tract,
at its junction with ST. Elizabeth tract and thence
running by amagnetic course north SO degrees and
80 minutes west along the west boundary of said
ST. Elizabeth Tract chains and 80 links to stake,
thence south Is degrees and 80 minutes west s
chains and so links to stake, thence south SO de.
grees and 80 minutes east chains and 50 Links to
stake set the boundary line sepsrstin gthe said
part of Ridge tract from the tract lying east there
Of, thence north 2s degrees and 30 minutes n east
the place of beginning, being parallel lines, con-
tanning three acres and four perches be the same
more or less. -
Terms cash. All conveyancng, including reve-
nue. stamps, at the cost of purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with In fvs
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property At the risk and cost Of the first
'"'o - 'A' WIN. MORGAN, Trustee.
ap2l-eoads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts..
Evening star., 1864-05-08
ny J. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionssrs.

SIXTEENTH Strict BETWEEN MAssA
CHUskLTsAykNVEAN AND NORTH 4 STREET.
0 Clock, on the premises. 81 virtue Of deed Of
trust. tstsd April 2lst. isGs, md duly recorded
b. O., Che request Of the holdsr note there.
IN secured N 4 ahan s,!iA lot No s, in " N: Msr-
lsi. fronting u feet Sixteenth street vest be-
!vssn Maessehu.sttas avsl ~ ne and md north street,
Terms One-third in cash; the remainder IN si1
ard twelve months, With interest. secured By deed
Conveysncess tthe % COST Of the purchasers. ga
- " THOS. ] FISH Trustee.
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pYy. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., ,Aucsioneers.

TkUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
STREETS NORTH. -. .... :.
Pursuant to . deed in trust made and executed
by Richard A. Hyde, Of Warrington City, to the
.abscri1er 70 secure : eertain debt therein men
on the Seventh day of june next. ats O'Clock. p:
m. on the premises, all that piece or parcel Of
the said City Of Washington, and District Of Col;
ten {l0) In Cruttenden's sub division Of Square
numbered three hundred and ninety eight tsssJ
tween and Petreets mort and running back With
that width to public alley. together With all and
ments and sppurteasnees to the same belonging,
4 OF in ANY wise sppertainine."
Terms One. half OF the purchase money cash,
the balance in three and SIX months, with inter.
est. The deferred payments to be secured by .
deed in trust on the premises. ~ 81 =
An conyeyances Including revenue stamps at the
Iiths terms ere not Complied With within ave da,s
ct the risk and cost OF the dsfauieins purchHser
after nve days NOTICE In the ayenins Star. -
~ CHAS. P. WANNALL Trustee.
my.S-eo&ds J. @. MoGUiRB& 4 CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-08
EARM AT AUCTION, sALEPoslT1vs.

i viii sell, on the premises, on wEDNEsDAY,
18Th day OF Nay, the hnsSstate known a. Mount
Zephyr. II sontAins GAS sores Of prime upland in
high state q enltivstion, aas dvsllins goo fene-
Ing variety Of choice Fruit grovipg Gro d, stock
and housshold furniture, 20 II is about iS miles
hom Mount Vernon wharf, from Ais1andria, Is
:, Terms: for personal property cash; for real e.
tate one third cash one third In thfss years. one
third in sin y6ars, WITH interest, semi uiaurSuaiiv
:. Fer further partsca la,s address VIM. Ward, Ne.
ZsIhyr. AsxAndRia. u: 5G ..a.,,h = !, no =
uyssa,n. .l4,u .n.S, ~ A3''''A''''
Evening star., 1864-05-08
Reported Reverse TO General Eanf-A
DaEhtful SteYY.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Ihe Commercial hes q
report frcm New Orleans that Gen. Banks, on
his retreat to Alexandria was assailed by the
rebels in force At Cane river and suffered
heavily. ThjIteen transports and Gunbosts
to prevent them falling into no 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 sny steh
engagement. ' ... . '-
Evening star., 1864-05-08
RI J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers.
fEpsTElS SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT on

By virtue OF deed Of txnst from Il. B Bridge.
1atsd October 2, 1857 and recorded in Liber A. g.,
ssoSnty Of Washington. viii offer At Auction on
MoNpAy the 18th day Of May next, on the premi-
Square throe bundled and forty (s4ii in WASH
lnten; bounded IS follows, Wis Bssinnins forty
Of = and Eleventh streets, and running thence
south twenty hye feet on Eleventh street, thence
BOT. thence due north TWENTY-FIVE feet, and then o
due west to tbs beginning with the Inn pro oYements
consisting OF Q Frame DWELLING.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
20 De paid In cash and tae residue In two equal in
70 be secured
The terms of sale must be com piled with within
one neeA after sale, the property may be resold
after weeks notice. Ct the Eisk and cost ofthe first
sp i'm J. q. Moo tIRH & CO. S1ets
Evening star., 1864-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IlYy. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., uctioneers.
oRANcSRY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND USIGPROyED PROPERrY ON DELA-
WARE AVENUE, BETWEEN B AND STS
FUTURE DAYS.

pHANCSRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON DELA-
WahE AVENUE, BETWEEN ASQ SITS.
NORTH, NEAR THE CAPITOL g. 6kTH.
On fATCRDAY AFTERNOON, May l4th, at
ooleck on the premises, By virtus Of decree Of
the Supreme oour. Of the Distric. of Columbia,
xprn 25th, 1864, and rendered in Q cause No. 7Ss,
wherein Elizabeth Brent is com plsinant and 0has
=. Brent, and others, defendants the undersigned
Trustee wll sell all Of Lots parts Oft and To- ih
Square No 6sS, as follows =
Part Of Lot No. 2, frottins 30 feet on Delaware
avenue. between north B and G streets and run
ming back 1873 feet to so feet alley, i'm oyed by
substantial and 1S IL built :
BRICK DWELLING-HOUsE WITH BAOR
49,, BUILDINGS.
AnofLot No s,front.ne 90 feet 8 inches on Della
ware avepue, between North and streets, and
,rnniSs back a. average depth Of ls. feet to 30
ssieK WfTa vi aaFfARsss BxSk
BUILDINGS.
Part Of Lot No. 10, fronting IS feet 8 inches on
Beis ware avenue between and G streets north
ruEpinE back ABOUT lao feet to = Is feet .lley.
very short distance the North Gate Of the Capi-
toi ana II TIE proposed extension Of tbs Capitol
Joining.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest secured 70 the salts
action ef the Trustee, all cash. ct the option Of
Consequences and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
ch laser.
Early possession Of the build lngs win be given.
j. CARROLL BRENT, Trustee
Ap I'D J. 9, MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-08
Condition of Unisn Soldiers frsm Rfek.
mend-vfsit Of the War Committee 20
Annapolis and Baltimore.

NuUHpVlIS UuQ bHlTIm0kGs
BALI MORE, May ito day, Ma; Gen wak
lace and Messrs. Wade, Harding, Gooch, Ju-
liam and Odell, the Congressional Committee
on the Conduct OF the " ar, visited the hospitals
in Annapolis for the purpose Of examining re-
turned soldiers from Richmond as to heir
treatment by the rebels.
Several were examined, and confirm the re.
ports already published OF their inh man and
cruel treatment aEF .-- E--
The committee returned to this city tonight,
and examined sorne soldiers In the hospitals
here on the same subject Photographs OF some
accompany the report when printed.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

eRASR boasl2 a2S SSSESiAF4os' 5Jafia4I4
First week Mss # NELLIE TAYLOR,
edged By the Press and fubiic Of the
fession.
the inimitable Comic Vocalist and Comedian, ir
his new original aPd GoE l9sa' SH1hpss 1ihIppsss'
the greatest Clog Ps9is6 5hRsfh sfSis the public
the American Tai1afyi aihRY EsocHs
And the shalins of the sides by tho coadjutor oi
VAC A's" CHARLIE PETRIEI
form an impssfutsNnb56 psuNb6af 5friHsfi HHsfiiSsrREIs
who have been engaged, at great expense. for two
weeks in aadsSn siS e '6ssfxsSfsISs2sm 81 fssSfsF
GREAT RAItET pIvERrIsEMENr,
ARRANGED b, Is fksf5iiizsi e fiH,ssP'ins' entitled
tdh Miss HHEkhHE M SMITH,
MN Mss syhn,IE sAl,LIE wEsNER,
MISS Iiss H9EIIh IIIa, haASr'
". BARRTHoLoMET. BARRTHoLoM
LIE" bfsHfFf' biiEF THOMAS,
the ~hqlf IaRsHsf psh5sff tss Asp BEST COMPANY
ever produced in the city; the performance CON.
cludin e with the lau ghable Comic Pantomime of
THE OLD FOX
GRAN MATIN EE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. AT 2h CLOCK.
with the whole strength of the Company.
Admission Is and 50 cents. Private Boxes s;
and S. my 2-1w
VARIETIEs! VARIETIES:
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER.
Sf FTE BGaEsf 5SNfJT H
FISs SIMMONS 49, stsse Msnae ger and AdTertiser
SPLENDID OVATION TO-NIGHTl
Just from the American Theater, New York
The Great Comic Pantomimist.
J. 9. MAFFIT, !. 8. MAFFIT
J. s. MAFEIT, J. s. MAFFIT,
Maggie Friel, Mr. Kerns,
Fanny May, Mr.. Thompson,
Kitty Lee, Mr.. Blood good.
Maggie Vernon. NE Francis,
Annie Gilmore, Mr.. Barry
IN GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME, SONGS,
DANCES, NEGRO ACTS, &c.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
LADIES' AND CLERKS LEVEE.
Admission Is and 50 cents private boxes IS.
Performances at 3 in the evening.
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BRILLIANT TRIUMPH!
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE NEW
COMEDY COMBINATION.

The lar gest and most Talented Company Of Artstes
ever seen in the City of Washington.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
labn p poole'a pri,o nror,a of ~ ,

EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
John F. Poole 8 Prize Drama of the
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
On, THE WRECK OF LIFEi
Ga, THE WRECK OF LIFE.
On, THE WRECK OF LIFEi
which received the premium Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
From the American Theatsr, New York, and the
right of playing it in Washin ston purchased by
Geo. Lea, exclusively for the Canterbury.
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nict mus, be nearer Richmond than the Ran.
idan.
1Rt VERY LATEST
The Fnsmy Ahaadea the Lise Of the Rsp.
tSpeciai Deepatch 10 the World


lSpec's! Despatch TO the World
ihe,e is u 1ouht now from intelligence re-
csivtd from Bealton station 10. day hut thar
Lee has entirely abandon ed his iine on tne
Rspioan. ana with his army has taken the
trsrge Springs and Growers bridge. vest Of
Nine Run, ard Of the hranches Of .ne Nortn
ard South Anna rivers, destined either for ia
sn,renchments .. At Richmond or for q position
There is no indication OF 4 rees, moysmsns
INTO IN. valley of virgnia, and the fact Of Lees
senei ~ retreat as he did formerly at Mine Run
ano oeyond, seems thus clearly established.
Rumors from the Peninsula.
rassengtrs who arrived in this city from
baiinofe last eS entng state that Information
Lao oeen received there, from Rebel sources Is
that Gen. ". F. (Baldy) Snaith. WIN = A.
army, had disem barked on the south sida "A
the james ri ver, not far from Fort Dariins. On
Drpry's Bluff, as the Rebels call il. His object
was Of course q matter Of mere sbeculationSit
might be feint 70 distract the Rebels and pre-
vent the sending Of reinforcements TO Lee, but
and Petersburg were to be captured and Rich.
nono cut OF from direct railroad commu uRics.
SGuth.
ii fhis news is correct, and 1t 10 generally b.
IL 1ao in Bal imore, the occupation Of Wess
Point on last Monday was merely TO decisive
'hee enemy. Still. all Is mere unauthsnticated
rumor as yet, and Genl Smiths army may
with the extreme left wing Of GenI Meade's
army. ---
We give the ab ,ye without attaching i'm.
portance to il. We know Of no information
reaching here in reg ard to GEM Smiths move.
men'e, that can be called more than loose and
idle runor.-ED.l g- ElAl ~
The Armies Of the West-Active Opers.
items Begun.
The movement now taking place 10 on q
grand scale, and the three great armies are zr.
doubte dly in motion. Cen SasIman's army.
In Northern Alabama and Northern 0eergta,
was to move on Monday last in three srend
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. Shermans army se
very large, and under efficient organization
and discipline. ..'
Evening star., 1864-05-08

General Advance of Our Forces - Ma
mentous Movements-The Latest from
the Front-SnPposed Position OF Our
Army-The Rebel Army Flanked-No
General Engagement Yet.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC SCANTERBURY HALL.l AND
L L icAETERBURY HALL,f THEATlR
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Ntas CorHe, Of Si1h Street. Rear Of National as3
: Metropolitan Hotels
Sign of the Big Calcium Light.
G.oRcI LA Proprietor
". E. CAHAYArS H.. Stage Manager.
Evening star., 1864-05-08
RYJ. G. Mca, IRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
bosiN Ase fhOPEKFY at the corner OF Soc
ao m toFs
Assreet, between Sixth and Seventh streets east,
fSS'!s May Il, at A.t.,..
By and I
decree Of the supreme Court of the Distr Of Oo!
IN on a.arss ss'
Miller is com plainant, and Ellen Miller Ct a. sre
Inches Second .trset east at the corner Of south
s e sse With sss
@snts' eS;sist,ns s Of nearly new Brick Dwelling
ssons.s on Esst Gspitol snd south
sividsd into desirable building lots fronting on
east Gagisci and t.s south - .Srse;s
no. soa irSnting each s fesi north street be-
Is ina 70 .sa s
sffHyeS Tish snail mall frame t DEslln ing Hepss :.
east, between south / and K streets, and extend.
fern 5: One third ia cash; the residus in three
ssnat instsipents; at sig twelve, and eighteen
to
Irustees, The purchaser to have the option Of
oonvsysnces and stamps at the cost Of the pur
II the terms of sale are not com ,lisd with in Ave
st tie FISK snd coss q the dssatns pus
GEO. A BoHRER,
L. G. MOR6 AN, Trustees,
A. TROS BRADLEY
&p.zi-eod&ds &c. MCGUIRE & Co., Auets.
SsLF s Fas e EVHh, hHA1 Hs
IN ALEXANDRA COUNTY, Va.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY Gsspar
dated JnlyI4 ls57 and recorded amone the land
rseords of Ale1and1is Coonty. ya..Ithc said Gas.
par Tocb man being engaged In the rebeio against
the sovereign authority of the United States, and
she interest on the debt secured by said daed of
ofoctobsr, l85l,-I shall proceed. by order of the
frty secured and By virtue of the authority con.
made and provided, and on the Ic1 day of May 1854,
shall sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash
IN 'front.' of The Mayor oce In the City of Alexan.
drs Va, a y O'Clock, M. the property named on
Hip On the Potomsc river in said County,-the
same comprising about one hundred snd ffty acres.
and being situated about midway between Wash.
inxton City and Ale1sndria, vs..
FE;theE particulars of the sale will be given at
apSotd I'M. STEWART, Trustees
Evening star., 1864-05-08

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE COMING
WEEK.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Evening star., 1864-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS. @
Growers THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLAaD's HOTEL.
IAoSAAD neutrality-suspicious. ;-..-Directof
THIS Saturday EVENINGS May7.
Last night positively Of
MR.. E. L. DAVENPORT, MR.. J W. WALLACK,
AND MRS. FARREN,
Performance will commence with the Petite
Comedy of
A MORNING CALL.
slr EdTard Ardent --,,.....hr L Davenport
To conclude with Dickens Great Play in four acts,
OLIVER TWIST,
Mr J Waliack in his great characteE of .Fsgin
Vn tuesday evening. May 10. the charming actress
MISS MARY PROVOST,
will commence brief saeemsnt at this thester
FORD's NEW THEATER,
TRxTB STREET. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
A Glorious Comedy and Thrilling Drama. Last
appearance of
MR. J. MCCULLOUGH
AND
MISS ALICE GRAY,
THIS Saturday EVENING, MAY :. 1884
By request, Cherry Co iuedy Of the '''''
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Widow CHEEKY. y.............-.-... Miss Alice Gray
To con lie with the drama Of the
AVENGING HAND.
Michael, the Manisc-..-.... Mr. Mccullough
On Monday the popular Comedian
Mk. J. 8. CLARKE,
Suppor ted by the fayorite actress
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Who will appear in two celebrated charscters
METROPOLIrAN MUSIC Hall,
pyNvEYIYANIA SrpE
r. GARDINER H. ENOCHS.. Proprietors
PROF. HOLDEN 49,. Musical Director