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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15
Hair QIprooted.

L>Rox ALL PARTS or THE BODY IN rfvR MINUTES,
Il rithont injury to tie akin, by "UPHAn's De-
plLAroar PowpER' Ask or send for "UPnAn's
DEriLAroRr PowDER," and take no other. Price
81. Mailed to any address for el,25. bv =. q
UPHAM, 25 South Eighth street, Philadelphia
Pa Sold BY all Druggists. (feb1Sd-mon thAsat
- UphaA's Pinplc Danlsher .A
ID Enovss PrnrLss ON fHE Face FnscKLEs, &C.,
II Il also softens the skin and beauties the
complexi No Ladies toilet is complete with
out il. Price, SO cents. Mailed to any address
for IS cents. by $. G. UPHAM, IS South Eighth
Street. Phllade1nhia Pa Sold Nv all Oru Ovists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

Tss Chicago papers are rousing up tbssr
citizens to sense Of their duty 70 their re-
turning heroes. Let the citizens Of Dav.
export take their admonitions 70 themselves,
and act necordinely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15
The Property formerly known -
Academy sf The Immaculate Conception
Fer sale.

No Academy Of the immaculate Conccp-
t;ou' property for SALE This elegant estate com
prises 10 acres, with main building (Which cost ~
Ccol and good barn; land in centre level and high,
sloping gradually south. east and north. Will be
sold a: great bavgdir i applet for coon. II
villa. plans Of which may be seen q our ofics by
sny party proposing TO purchase. BuIIDHss are re
invited 70 calf and see the same, a. the work WI!
be LEI by contract to the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits, but being iuss out
aide il not subject to city taxes Beautiful in its
neutral condition, this land Il tastefuly laid out
iu garden and lawn, and 1000 shade and orna-
mental trees are planted large forest trees stand.
lue north Of the main building. This place 10 well
worth the attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

The 0reenback bellsr The 0reenback bells!
What . tals of horfer their tone foftells,
Ringing out on the startled ear Of night
The tale Of hsineus and nod delight,
The tale Of youtA's confasion and fright
The tale Of strange and woful plight,
Bringing righteous mothers indignant ffowu
Visions Of awful tales around the town,
o. bolts and bars, and gloomy iails,
And killing laughs and seasdalous talss.
The 0rsenbsek bells! The 0reenbsek:bellsi
What . tale Of horror their tone fortslls.
Bringing arighteous mother sindignant ffown,
Bidding the guilty youth with his Hills come
down,
Or suffer the jibes Of . laughing town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

ZI'';;;;;i |'s;;!;;i;|l ) d
NETT ASSETS, JANUARY, 1oes.
$3,677, 362.21.
FIRE AND INLAND
NAVIGATION RISKS.
~ Agencies in al the Principal Cities
and Towns in the United States.
Applications for Insurance will Be
pronpsly attended TO.
CHAS. W. vERDER, Agent.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD b. HILL
And O.
Q. W. vERDER.
No. l East Second Street, southeast corner
sf Brady Street. (ffont Office
up staiS.)
FAAns f0N heMv.
fnoNl - TO nee ACREo.
cnu0TRv VILLA FOR SALE. ~
No. = On jersey Ridge, 3 mtlss froo pees
etRce. 6pe house, IN good repsH rooms
ceIlsrs bern worth $500. and poultry hcuss.-
is vsristss o( grapes, lbore 1000 lbs. last year,
Ill kinda d fsusa., bearing This properly I'D
braces S oerss. Prioc, e4,5o0.
WouSES FOR nEMT.
No. IA A new house on Brady street, one
The msss desirable residsaess 10 the city.
NO /. 4 large elegant house, With all moder,
improssments, stsble. well. cistesn. fruit ant
ehede ttssa, nns river view, ,-centsally. located
lone Of ths Gnsst rssidsncss in the city.
OFFICE FOR RENT.
No. q. AiArxs, light airy s1se.. ffe.tise o.
nest sseend street, (coraer Of Brady with snts
sVom II desired.
Bar. BILLIARD { DINING ROOM
No. I. Rar, Blizzard and Dining Rooms iol
rant. (connected, with kitchen and sleepinI
r,cms attached, formery occupied BY =.
FURNISHED ROOM,
No. s. Furnished room for rent, for gentle
uan also . room unthrnishcd- good room
In the business part Of the city.
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY.
No. 9. ..Nsr~in's Block" Perry Street. for sale
with present rental Of el 400 paying good r
sr,v. v To close concern this property is odsre
q : very low price and on easy terms.
The Property formerly known -
academy Of The Immaculate Conception
Fer sale.
No7. Academy Of the Immaculate CouccI
ton property for sale. This elegant estate con
prises 10 acres with main building winch cost =,
CoO, and good barn; land in centre level and higf
| s,cr;r~ gsaduallv south. east and north. Will b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

AoAis.-Ws sss gain eoopslled TO apel
odse % our readers Tor The lack Of fdispstch-
e.. Agssa4 Storm hase occurred ssnsvhsse
In The east, and The wires hsve been unable
TO operate. Let 10 console ourselves with
The thought that when the news does coae,
that ws will have plenty Of Il. In the mean
time We hope The Dutch will not take Hol-
land. k4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

Losr.-A friendless youth belonging to
the l4th Illinois Cavalry BY the name Of
Samuel Sanders, within the last few days,
has lost his discharge papers somewhere in
this city and although . considerable amount
is due him, is without friends Or money
Any one finding the same and leaving them
at this office will confer favor on one who
has served his country faithfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

WooLsxs AHD YAsSs.-uenry G. Potter
I Co. have this day made arrangements
with Samuel Bradley & Co., Allegheny
county, Pa, to sell every variety and color
Of yarns, jeans, shifting, and nannels.
They ere doing heavy jobbing and retail
business, and before they 60 elsewhere, We
advise our lady readers to give them call,
purchase heavily, and return to their homes
with the satisfaction that they have made
sensible and economical Investments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

No. 8. One Of those modern asd conyenien
houses il the new block known - "Clinto'
Place" Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15

No. Il A new house on Brady street, one Of
Aha mesA desirabls residsnces 10 the city.
No. I. A large elegant house, with all modern
improSsments, stsble. well. cistesn, fruit ana
ohede trHss. nne river visw, centrally. located,
lone of the 6nsst residsnces In the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-15
No. l East Second Street, southeast corner
u Brady Street, front Office
up stairs.)


No. Vo. On Jersey Ridge, 3 mtlss fsoo poes
once. 6pe house, in good repsir rooms
eelIars bern worth $500. and poultry hcuss.-
Is varieties u grapes, tbore 5000 lbs last year.
iii kinds o. GsuIls, bearing. This properly em
braces acres. Prioc, q, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

IMPORTANT TARREsT.-Deputy Blossom, as-
sisted by Pennsylvania detsctiveon Monday,
arrested man whose name is unknown, near
line. The prisoner appears to betan English
man, a lawyer, is an open rebel, knows all
about the South where he has travelled exten-
sively and perhaps lived. 1t seems that for a
number OF davs he has been vibrating either
side OF the line near Island Pond, defying ALI
officers, and making profuse declarations of
his "game-ness''-that he would shoot dead
any one who should dare lay hands on him,
&c, &c. Deputy Blossom having, received
orders to arrest him, proceeded to Island Pond
and watched his chance. Taking his ground
in a store near the line, he laid in wait for the
rebel and waited some time. AT last the pris-
oner appeared, and, seiZing his opportunity,
the deputy pounced upon him, throwing his
arms about him, four feet from the Canada
line, sin loving embrace" The rebel struggled
hard and fought like a tiger, injuring the
Deputy somewhat. A blow from the other
detective over the rebels heaj, with a pistol
at last brought him down, cutting quite CASH
in the prisoners forehead. His pistol was
also taken away. The man arrested was
brought to Auburn and on Tuesday placed in
the County Jail. He gives what is supposed
to be false name.
There are several surmises as to the char
acter of the prisoner. One surmse is that he
is Clay's clerk, Cleary, named in the Presi-
dents proclamation, for whom q reward OF
$1,000 was offered. We should be happy to
hear that a Maine detective has made aten
strike. e."-Lel0istogn Me. } Journal, 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

in eustody on the night and morning Of Apr
nth. He was dressed In the coat and pants he
now has on and . scull cap. / took his coat,
pants and vest, and all OF OF him on bcard the
monitor. He had white shirt on and an IN
eersnirt minus the sleeve. There IL. very
gsunct mark by which they can be recognized.
Wneh described to him his str uggle with Mr.
SeWale SAID shall fnd the blood here, and
SouhI It on the coat sleeve. and alec onsthe
wnue snHl sleeve. Here the witness took the
snHt ana said, "there 1t is" pointing to the
blood etain.I called his attention 10 IL and
he said, "what do You say nows' and he leaned
against the side Of the boat and said noth,ng:
also took from him the boots that nave neen
shown liz court, and asked him where ne rot
them; he said, in Baltimore, and that be had
worn them three months; called his attention
TO the falsehood apparent there from their be-
ing so little worn, and sent them to the Treas
ury Department 70 see II IL was possible TO as
certain what the time was. q. Did you threat
en- the prisoner at any time, A. No, sir. q.
Did you not tell him he was liar! A. think
did; told him several times; / called his at
tentien to the blood on the coat, and asked him
how the blood came there, and he said he didn't
know how 1t came there. $685.. Z
MRS. ALICE BLICE (coloredl testified that
sne lived at Bryantown. On the day after the
President was murdered she saw DR.. Mudd
riding INTO Bryantowp on horseback, accom-
panied by gentleman. DIR. Mudd returned
In short time alone. Could not tell whether
man. He was riding bay horse.
MRS. DRIsCOLL (colored) testified that sh6
lived near Bryantown, and corroborated the
testimony of Mrs. Blice.
The Court then adjourned till IL O'Clock TO.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
EVERY TICKET PURcHAsER RECEIVES AN
ENVELOPE, Upon WHICH Is WRIT.
TEN THE NAME OF AN AR
TICLE, WHICH IS THE
PROPERTY or THE
3f = PuROHAslR. t9ta''. -r.s

From long editorial notice from the genial pen
of Col. Nathan Greene. Of the Bostsn Pest. Read
q the followiAs:s ...s.t s-. M
When Van Ambureh himself comes to Boston
with his new and imposing list Of ani mails the
str Gets will hardly manifest more excitement than
ers' Association invaded this busy metropolis.
They have really burst upon us with such srgosies
ing and aeesble young ladies' are com pletsfy
turned. No one 10 seen to enter their depot in
q gift. PersOns 60 inp with dollar apiece. and
when they come out II is transmitted BY some
pitcher, asewipg machine, : bracelet, Or some
thing else equally STARTLING and strange. Hsw it
terry about it seems to make It but the more eS.
citing and attractive. The Association Insist that
most original - most attractive" ana most
popular" manner possible, which no ONE il in
clned to doubt who has thus far had taste of its
quality. ~ s n@rrF ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

The pnbiic may rest assured that every promise
made by the New York Manufacturing Jewelers.
Associaton will be pul fulfilled and that
the utmost fairness liberalty and good faith Will
be exercised toward all their patrons. This es-
with the numerous bogus Gift Enterprises,'' By
which the public has been SO freqneotly sulled ss
affairs directed by men whose social and business
reputation ID without spot or blemish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
READl READ
READ

of samSies in the public streets ON Friday and
satur day. May 18th and goth between the hours Of
Of " atches, Jewelry. Ice Pitchers. Cake Ba.kets,
breakfast and Dinner .Castors, Goblsts, Butter
spoons Forfs &c, vim be dfstributed promiscu
ousiy to the public free of charge order to give
articles 10 be given away at seaton Han, cornsr
q Ninth and streets tS t9 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

THE MARYLAND COAL TRADR.-The agents
of the coal companies Of AIlegany county,
Md, held another sconferenee relative to the
prices to be paid for mining and transporta-
ton, on Saturday last. Their deliberations
resulted in the reduction of the price OF min
tation by canal from 50 to S2 per ton. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company had
previously reduced the tariff on coal 81 so per
ton from Cumberland and Piedmont, making
present rate SO "a instead Of SIS 25 as heretofore
The AlleganiaR says the tolls on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal have not yet been re-
duced, but in all probability will be at an early
datas ...- r"' yE . .A.7-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

PARoLRD REBEL LSoLDIRRs.-Our streets now
swarm with hundreds OF paroled rebel pris-
oners on their was home to the South. Here
been furnished with subsistence and q place
to sleep at the barracks on the battery while
waiting for their desired transportation, but
order, and the men were turned ont on the
streets tc wander or 60 where they liked. They
receive the orders for transportation at Gene
raj Hunts office In Bleecker street Quite O
Grants orders, are skilled mechanics and
tradesmen n ,and they say that in search Of werk,
In this city. they have as q general thing been
refused employment on announcing them.
selves as rebel soldiers Therefore, it con-
sumation most devoutly wished for by them,
that they may be furnished transportation to
for the support Of their families.--NsW York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

SThe New York Evening Pos t, discuss.
ing the military trials now proceeding at
Washington of those suspected OF completely
in the assassination plot, says:
''Of the nature Of the proof which fastens q
share in this atrocious and horrible plot upon
jeff Davis, nothing is yet known. But II ls
said to rest chiefly upon letter found ON the
person OF Booth. From trust worthy official
source we hear that there is such letter; that
it was found on Booth; that it is in cypheri
and that this cypher involves DAVIS com =
plicity.
1.-THE information we have received upon
this subject is of the following tenor A note or
despatch, in cypher, was found in Booths
pocket. A paper, in cypher, had previously
been found in JEFF. Davis house in Richmond.
This paper was not supposed to be OF impor-
tance until the one in Booths pocket WAS
compared with it, and by the use Of It was
read. The precise contents OF the Booth
note we do not know, but our information is
that the note proves that Davis was In com.
municatfon with the two men in Canada for
whom rewards have been offered; ana the
subject of the correspondence was the pro.
posed assassination, which 1t is distinctly as.
serted that Davis favored. The same men
were intimately associated with Booth when
he was in Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
TICKETS ONLY ONE DoLLARi
All are Satisfied All receive Present. No de.
s lay. None 90 empty away.

The Hall viii be OPEN for the exhibition ofG Goods
on Friday and Saturday; The sale Of Tickets viii
Continue every day and evening during the week.
1he Ladies are respectfully infor that aspeoiai
use Due notice win be given Of ths second se-
RES Of Concerts, y. II. lLEAS,
> - Aetrary Of the New York
uyH.a- 1svslsys' AssVeiatiep,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

iTHundreds of officers and soldiers OF
our army are going into business In towns
along the railroads radiatlng from MempnM.
~ Already this week 4.6Sl emigrants have
landed in New York, and over two thousand
more are expected to arrive before Saturday.
~ There are nine rebel Governors Of States
now lying around loose some where, and ONE
Governor Milton, of Florida, has committed
suicide, thus exhibiting higher sense OF the
uselessness of such functionaries, than any OF
his fugitive cotemporaries
s~The completion of the exchange OF pris.
oners leaves about seventy thousand rebels on
our hands. .-------
p0Benjamin F. Wade, James r. Doofittle
and Simon Cameron have jointly purchased
one of the great cotton plantations OF South
HThe city of New York is still paying for
damages done in the anti-d draft riots OF Junes
1863. II .a.. -~5 E.r-TlE 4 #'T-.E 7sI
bursed in Chicago, by the Government, for.
horses and mules, within the last year.
n0The King of Portugal sends thanks ZOE
American aid to the starving inhabitants Oh
the Cape erde Islands. --' "a
~Repndation, JET. has shown,
r $3.50 Excludes all law, and reaches 7S
All the way from state bonds down s1
To his own sea and breeches. F.a.---E
SEnglish sportsmen are beginning TO name
their race-horses after the famous battle e:neids
Of our civil war. Among the names on AvoI-
ties we find those Of Chattanooga' Richmond.
- r. 49,, sss a 70 large In New Bedford. The
nembers OF one arm there -c,ade e5s,O0o eaCh-
ENsw Orleans advices report that Gen-
PANTS had compelled the President Of the
c;1,, rsi,road company to allow the blacks to
riy rids n All the cars Of the company. Hereto
fore the company has set apart cars for the
nse OF the negroes, but the General has now
ordered that there shall be no distinction.
. n1In Paris there il strike among carriage.
builders and other mechanics, caused by high
prices and low wages. ,- -.
: IWool spectators in Somerset county,
Me-, are suffering severely from the decline Of
losses rating from $4,000 TO $4,000. The wool
has been kept stored in hope Of enormous
profits, but the collapse OF the rebellion proves
death to speculation. ez. 1000,
@In the Gallery Of the Convent Of Jesutts
at Lisbon, there is q fine picture Of Adam In
Paradise, dressed In blue breeches with silyeS
buckles, and Eve with striped petucoats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW YORK
Manufacturing Jewelers. Association !!
Grand Presentation Concert
at ODD FELLOWS HALL

NOVELTY. MUSIC AND LIBERALIrY.
inaugurated. endorsed by the press and pablic of
| New York and the principal cities of the Union
seiation respectfully announce, TO the public OF
Washington. that having concluded their Tenth
Music, fof which more than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS
gratuitously distributed to Ticket Purchssers.
they have largely added to their immense stock of
WATCHES. JEwELRY.
PIANOS, SILVER WARE,
sEWING MACHINES.
DIAMONDS. &C.
And being unable to obtain store in the city OF
suit espseity for the display Of goods to be
Hall known as
sBAToN HALL,
CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS
has been engaged and fitted up for the occasion in
the most elegant costly and dazzling m amer. and
which will be open for the reception of the public
FRIDAY and SAT URDAT May l9 and 20,
when Visitors win have an epportunity of exam.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER WARE, &C.,
AL Of which is to be given away to purchasers f
tickets to the
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
ooNO BITS,
to be given on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY.
MAY Is, Is, anda
A. OnD RE1Snwo, uxrr
For which The following distinguished talent ha,
been engaged:
MRS. MOZART,
MRS. MARIE ABBOTT,
MRs. IIsKE,
MRe. NORTON,
MISS. g GlARY.
MR. 9IoR6E SIMPSON,
NIB. IRNEsT PEERIpG,
MIR. egsTAVUs GEARY,
NIB. y. G. B. HOLDER.
NIB ]. h. THOMAS, and
MR. eBDGWICK,
who will appear In ogramme Of rare excellence.
TICKETS FOR THE CONCERT ST.
Every purchaser Of a ticket to these Cencsrts
where the ticket is sold, - :
VALUABLE PRESENT.
besides ticket for . First.Class Concert. The
presents will be distributed from the immense
stock of
WATCHES, yEWELRY. PIANOS,
pIAM0NDs. SEWING MACHINES.
....... SILVER WARE, dc,
ON EXHIBITION
at sHAToN HALL. corner 9th and SITS where
on and after q. m, Of MON DAY, May u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
THE PUBLIC Distribution OF SAMPLES
WILL COMMENCE ON
FRIDAY MoRNING, AT 1O1

At the Post Ofice, corner ~ street and Pa ave ,
Navy Yard, Seventh street and Pc. ave-.
Fourteenth and Pa. ave-, Seventeenth and Pa.
Hall, corner Ninth and ID SITS. -s .l.i ~
tARULL BAND will perform selections from
the popular airs of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

nIaeOLuTIoN-The firm or J. WgTHOMP-
DsON & 90 I, Plumbers and Gas Filters. No.
269 PepnsylvsnIA avenue. was dissolved ON the
a. 4. sHRPHERb, the junior partner in the
late drm. viii carry on the business at the awe
An accounts in fayer Of or against tEs lsts hrm
viii n,s Be h settled By sWSseTfHoMPSoa. sWSseTfHoM n''''
WM TROMPe0N,
ALEX. r. SHxPH1RD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

C,OR sALl-A TR0TTING HORsE. ave years
j old this spring. thorough bred Qana- ~
Of +. Sss or ssrn. horse. n ss
country. caa trot q .sek & mile in three minutes
mye-lms 126 z street. and Center Market.
IIELMBoLDs 1XTRACT BUCHU 9IVle
II health and yisof TO the frame and bloom to
the ps,iid shees: DS5iity !; aeccmsena:a. y
:rbnittsd TO, ooaspnptson, Insanity OF 1eileptio
Its eAape, go -. - Wk1$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
Read what the New York Herald says: :

"The Concerts are excellent. With each ticket
Is presented a coupon, which entities the person
to select an envelope in which is enclosed the
name OF an article These envelopes are placed in
Spectators, and the dist bution ia evidently con-
Quoted in athorouehly impartial manner. During
bssk ets pitchers, bracelets gold and sleeve
buttons passed over to the lucky ones, and was
extensive the trade Of the jewelers. sociation,
the more certain their final bankruptcy. Zach
are of the value of those we saw given away, We
cannot see where the preft is. The public. at all
events are the gamers, and the affair has proved
q decided SUCCESS" o|. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

~ During the guerrilla robbery on the cars
at the North Bend, Missouri, recently, gen.
tleman and his wife cogita ted upon the best
mode Of saving their valuables Finally the
lady hit upon an idea. She unrolled her hair,
placed her fine gold watch, rings, earrings,
and s., 600 therein, and rolled the hair up again.
The conductor" came round, and all that
could be found on them was few dollars in
small change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

GROWERS NEW THEATER.
P. A. HIRBERT. Accommodation Manager
GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT TOUR
THEODORE HABHLMANN,
PRIMO T1N0R1 OF THE GRAND OPERA,
NJ. THEODORE HABRLMANN
Begs leave to announce to his man friends and
'As ''''xS 4 GRANsD sat6RRisD CONCERT
SUNDAY .v1H1Ssas, MAY u. 1865,
The emily one. most positively, this season. The
d. THEODORE HABILMANN,
Primo TeDore from the Grand German Opera:
MILE NABBILL.
Solo Pianist from Paris;
MLL4 PAULINE CANfSSA,
Sopfano from the Grand German Opera;
ID, HEINRICa SrEINBOKE,
PRIMO Berstene from the Grand German Opera;
Nh. IDoLPH HIU7NDoRPP. Conductor
The proEramrae will be published in future ad-
vertigements r-s = - 1e'-'.
Tick cts to Parquet, Drem Circle. and Balcony,
-. limited number of Reserved Seats in the Or
chestra, 20 cents extra. which eau be had at the
BOX 0PFIOE OF THE THEATER ONLY.
FAMILY Circle 30 cents.
Tickets for sale st Metzerott's Music Store.
Penn. avenne. myl5tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

UPThe N. Y. Tribune says that there has
never been such rush for Europe during any
Spring or Summer as there is just now. Every
steamer (and they are pretty numerous) goes
crowded with passengers, and for the last
few weeks the persons gong out are 70 con-
siderable extent representatives OF the very
best class of our population. - y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

at sHATON HALL. corner 9th and SITS where
oniy tickets will be sold and presen ts distributed
on and after q. m, Of MONDAY, May %.