Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1863, Page 1

Deere eernent: IS eUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, »SUNDAF BPCEPTED,) nies S AT TH AR BUILD NaS, : Geo van Pess’a AVENUE AND Litu Street, BY w. DD. WALLAOH,. 4 eee 2: SP PIE ’.corseervej in packages by eiftiersat s+ 4 cents per month. fo mad sub- price is @4.50 2 year, in atnancs; 22 athe; Mi for three months; and fort ss excelent iy and News Journal, roy ing a gromter variety] éflihbW sting reading than can oq fowid aaysother, te dish. Friday morning. TERMA— Cas, invarindly 24 advance, Singh copy, annuin, Five copie: Ten cc + o « Washington uly Evening Star shroughous ERTIAEMENTS should he vent to the efcre 11 o'ctock x.; otherwise they may ear uatil the next day. eftec out op OFFICIAL Daranrunee op Stara, Wasuixcton. May 6, 183. "{ Gewam fron the drafton the grauac of aliouage har Feeavieuied in the following ease: Where Drafted Wika Bmith, Jr «Lapeer Michigaa. Fy th MP ARENT, ‘Wasniworon, January 24, 1&3, sn senso quence of Lhe prossare of Business at the Wer Departinent, panies for éitigeas to visit the ¥ Sf the Potomee will be given at the oMce of aaa’, Sol. Cowaad, 132 Pennsylvania avercs un 3 ine‘weuth atest, ~The Summer Sefsiva oom: Soard, tuition in Knglieh and Frence, oer snnuro. > —Heu. Wm. H. Seward, Rev~ J. Selis, he os ats, Brook! nu. BR. G. . Unon, Drowdway: aa Walter street. h. ¥. ry, fe "‘Sw* ‘PERSONAL, XN © }MLORITION —Madame Ross, Doetress and Astrelogiet, was bern with a nateral gift. tein tne past and futare—never known to fail. ses Apeecy matriages; brings together those tong eparated; cured all digeassa Business strictly condertial. No. 33@ etreet north, cerner of Twelfth street » three squares from the aicu: Office The only ee that can show a ‘anes. of ‘ature husband or sbsent friend in re allt}. Ladies ®centa Gentlemen 81. ap 2B in* BCRES DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES !! S SAMARITASN’S GUFT! S4MARITANS GIFT! T@E MUST CERTAIN REMEDY EVES USED. “Yea A Poritive Cura” for GOROKKHG:A, GLEE, STRICTURES, § Contiip: no Mineral. no Balsam. no Merenry emiy Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect @ Cure. They areentivels vegetable, having no smell nF any uLpicasant taste, s1d will uot im auy way in- jure the ste each er bowels of the most deiicste (ures in from two to four days, and recent cases im twenty-four hours.” Prepared by a graduate ef the Univer-ity of Pennayisnuia one of tue most eminent Doctors and Chemists @ the present day. NO RXPOSURK, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE W4A4TEVER. Let those whe have desvaired of getting cured, or who have heen gorged with Balsam Copaiva, or Merecur;, try the aut ARITAN’S, GIFT. Sent bs ma iain envelope. Price—Male packages, $2. Female, $3. BLOOD! BLOOD!" BLOOD It! acnurt La, ULCERS SORES, SPOTS, rET£ RRS cOALKS BOILS SYPHILIS OR VB. NEREAL DISEASES &e SAMARITAN’S SOUT AND HERB JUICES tered the oublic a8 a positive cure SYPHiLt® OR VENEREAL DISEASES thesA MARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICE, is the most potent, cercain and effectual remedy ever pre seribed; +: reaches and eradicates every particle o! the veveres! poison, so that the cure is theroug! anc permanent Tate then.of this puri ying reme dy apd be Nested, and ¢o not tranamit to your pos Yerity that fer whi jou may re nt in after years DO NOT DESPAIR! Aithvugh you may be pronouseed incurable, the SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES will c<rove every vestixe of impurities from the aystem, as well an all the bad effects of Mercury FEMALES! FEMALES! in mevy affections with which numbers of Fe maies snifer, the ROOT AND HERS JUICES i- mest happily adapted, in Uleerated Uterna, ir Whites, in braring dows, Falling of the W:mb Debility, and for ali compiaintsincident tothe sex | Bion: hy express, Price #) a bottle. or 6 bottie r $5 3 MAAITAN’R CHANCRE WASH, Price wis. Full directioas. ORE MOND © CO), Hox 151 Philadelphia Pos a e Sold by $, CALVERT FOED,c reer of 1th anc Pz. av-one HENRY COOK. Alexandria, may 6-tr HB KEYNOLDS HOUSE f propri s eettully em thet he bas tr: ans nerefl thstreet and Penn- he_has op-ned a house in et with it is a Wines and vited to visit this . REYNOLDS, Pro. CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES ee CARRIAGES! eS On band the vert lot of LIGUT CARRLAGES ever offered in this market, for style and variety, eonsit ing in part of Extension Tops, two and four sent Eoctawsys, top and no-tep Buggies, Jersey Wngons &e.. &o. . SUTLERS’ WAGONS of all sizes, with and without spri : R. pairing pr tly attevced to KOB'T H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker 4 D.and 477 E IRELAND, . “LINE PACKETS, NTH “OLD BLACK STA BaliisG OS THE StH AND JitH oF Eacu M PASSAGE THROVGH FROM LIVERPOOL 10 WAS INGTON at low rates. Drafts for £1 avd upwards on Bozal Bank of Ireiand London and Liverpool. * Apply to, AUSTIN BALDWIN & OO .New York; or OB, FOOTE, * ap 23-2w* Herndon’s Express, Washington, " U.S. 5-20 Bonds. RITTEABOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers 362 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, We WILL FURNISH AT PAR UNITED S1ATES FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS Interest PaYAaBLe tx Goup, The privilege of subseribing for these Bonds at par will cease on Ist July, 1563, The money invested in them through directly to the National Treasury. 486 PAPERHANGINGS! 486 WINDOW SHADES! 486 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES! 486 PICTURE CORDAND TASSELS! 486 CHEAP FOR CASH aT J. MARKRITER'’S, No. 486 #eventh at., 8doors above ap 29-5" Odd Fellows’ Hall, GUSTUS JOHNSON & 00., 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berween 97a axp 10TH Brs., MAVE BOUGHT AT THE KECRIVER’S BALE, THE WHOLE BALANOE OF STOCE of the late firm of LEACH & 00., BALTIMORE, consisting of: BERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, . FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc., WHICH WH OFFER 70 THE TRADS, DY THE PACKAGB, §a3 BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO,, ep otf 289 Pennsylvania Avenue. | \ epee IMMEDIATELY —Two or th v%. XX. WANTS, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1868. AMUSEMENTS. J ANTED- AWRSH GIRL, A. at the Eb WAN Bowne. pply at? ANTRD—A small HOUBE. aboutéor8 rooms, MA haiahed or unfurnishe: “aguire at Mrs. Hotel du Bhin 363 Pa. av. my 9-3" ¥ ) ANTSD—At the’ Atmwriean 'Télegraph Office, 452 Pa. aveuue, four 400d! BOTS as wessna- gers. Must come well recommended, my 92t W NERD One: sige Loser Leone a orhman ii 10, tw work "SE tear hesir een Tnqtire "at MY RES: McGHABS'S, 326 D.s:rest, my 9-30" ¥V 7 ANTED—Bya younemana PLACK apagroom Yor anoficer. Inquire at Sove-nment dia- he. 18th. and & sirgets, Washington, D...), Good referencen rch my §-3¢* jANTED—L SALESWOMAM in 0 fancy store. oretba urderstanes the pares, Benes 1¥} nope others weed apply at. WM. WEIN BERG'S 18 Market Spsee. a 1t* W ANTED TO EXOH ANGE—A rent:d HOORS near Sh, on H street. contsini ay reoms, for ene of the taine+-riarger size west of (1th stre=t, Acdress Bex $59 PO, It” W ANTED—Two COLURED BOYS to post hand- billkand cno MAN to take charge of a horse erdoo-, Apply fer three days at the office of Dra, BRO? HERS & GRAY, 179 south B street, oppo- site Bmithsonian Institution, is Warr, TC HOUBE in acen- tral location, Address “A B,” Willards’ Ho tel © mysm* | W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A TRIMMER atthe Firat Ward Carriage Manufactory. @ street, between I7th and isth. Ty 8K” 7 ANTED—A WOMAN todo plain cooking, at | hereon ae Laundry, Pa avenue, post rover 8 eater Stnystf JAB. F. HO! OBKISB, Prop’r. W ANIED IMMEDIATELY— An experienced CLERK in a Drug Store. Address ‘Blue Mnasr,’ through the Post Offics, Batisfactery ref- erences required. my 8-3t* Wanren. od FARM HANDS, +ithor white or colored, to work upon a farm in the Dist:ict three miles from the city, and near Forts Rucker Hiil and Saratoga. my 5 iw* GEO. McCENRY, W ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN TAILO2 willing to werk on busaling. Toa good man, coa- stant emp oyment and good wages, None but @ strictly “+ mperate man need apply. Apply to B. | MAGKU DEK, Ne, 477 Tenth street tween D and Kxste. wet my 8-20" reo TALLE nted, a good QOAT HANDat A74 lath oi, my7 3t* OACH PAINTERS WANTED— Wanted imme- / dla ely, two Coach Painters, my 7-3t ___ANKREW J. JOYOB FPURNESHED BOUSE WINTED —A zentieman of standing and responsibclity desires to rent asmallneat'y Furnished Nouse and will bea yearly tenant, Address Pos: Office Hux 956. my 73t* WAS TED— Two first-clas= TRONERS at the VWWeON Steam Laundry, Pa avenue, oppo he«te-, Good w+ Soa bone VW ASTED—Two good BRICKLAYERS, one frent hand and one ced brick hana; waces $255 per day, Inquire immedia‘ely of JACOB D. HUITON, lith street, between D snd E streeta, Istand my 7 3t* V 7ANTED—A MAN SERVANT to do w:rk in dining room snd make himse.t generally useful about the house, Also, a girl todo cham ber work ard ireoxin Reference required, In- juire at Todor Place, Congress strest, Georgetown, .€ objection to color. my 5-5t* 7 PALE RIDE Se SR Ld ess L. KID- rienced CLERK to whom a ‘iberal sslary wil! be | ruggi*t, Georgetown, an expe- | paid Satirfactory referencesregaired, my 5-tf ANDSto work on bread, pies, cakes, &o also, one No.1 Bread Baker, JAMES H. SIMPSON, No. 8 south Fairfax strect, my 5 __ Alexandria Va. | W 45 fsb For ths United states Marine Cor seve dred able d MEN, betw. in Doar | n stations, By good con the ages of if and {U year ol dic rv Corps perform duty at our navy ya: “ri ed States ships-of war on fora ine 28 infantry of the army and attention to duty a soid er will certa nly to the position of anon commissioned ofli-er wo dollars will be paid any one who brings an accepted recruit ts these Barracks. if For allother information apply at the Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C, E CHAS. G@ McCAWLEY, my 5.7 Castein commauding post. DIES W 1ED fO CALL AT 10,000 351 F street, between sth and 9th, opposite the Patent Office’ and get their Yoses, Bands, Sleeves and Skirts &ce, stamped. Also, tpiepdid Rraiding anc Embrcidery erns for ppere Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses, Gar ib; sand 7 Jack ne ogee Ladies cant o their Stam: \ ANTED-—The entire public to ave the «plendil just epeucd atthe Pollar Store, 435 Pa. av-pue, near 4}¢st No trouble to show goods whether you buy or zot ap? im* W4k . Now. or by the first of May, s HOt near Penn-ylvania averue and Ninth street. No objection to purchas ng allor part of the Furriture. A small house preferred. Address P.O. Box 3: or apply to 334 Pennsylvania av- | erne apls-tf | y JANTED—SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Bedr, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods of every description. BR. Bi CHLY, 428 7th st mar 3)-tf bet. G@ and H, east sida WeaAnrep TO RANT—On reasonab e termes, a | | new stock of Jewelry and Silver plated Ware | HOUSE coutaining frou: 8 to Ihrooms, A permanent and careful t vant may be secured; ref- erences exchanged. ress A. FLAGLER, 129G@ . between 2ist as my |-lw ANTED—Py a respectable wom iT | THON as cook, wasber or ironer; good refer- | ences givenif required. Callorsddressat2422)th | street, corner of M. for 2 days, aps POGENigneD HOUSE WANTED.— Wanted to | Tent, for from one to three years a Furnished | Deen for a private family. Location in the | Firet or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box | 85. Washington. D. 0. no4-tf | BOARDING. OOMS FOR RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT | Board, at 51 Penn. avenue, near 22d street. Those wishing anice place anda good home will do welltocall The hcuseie handsomely farnished with shower baths, hot and cold, Gentlemen and wiv-s will betaken, The house is one of the finest in the city, within ten minutes’ walk of Willards’, A gcod Servant Woman also wanted, my 9-2t* Bosra. pleasant ROOM for rent, with board; suitable for a gentieman and wife or two gen- tlemen. Terms moderate. Call at No. 512 G street, between ith and Sth. my 8 3t* Rez FOR RENT, with excellent BOARD— Large and comfortably furnisked; lighted with | as; bells and bath room with hot ané cold er. '¢ three or more gertlemen occupying the same apartment a reduction in boara will be made. A few table boardere will be taken. Every attrotion paid to the comfert of the: inmates. References required. Apply at No. 395 18th street, one square from the Avenue. my s-tf VURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT board 2B st een Sth and 6th. my7 DOR RENT, WITH BOABD—Two handsomely FSR RNistiep BuoMS at 311 ¥ street tween llth and 12th ste. The house eu a rE. WO LARGE, PLEASANT BROOMS FOR REN ©. ‘with Board (one op second and one on third floor—both front,) suitable for two single gentle- men, or fora famtiy. Yerms moderate. Also, a Lumber of Table Boarders. at $4 ver week. £15 E stieet between Sth and 9th, near P.O. my7-3t* EN SSS | geortogetber. A coiored man apply at | mannfactoring purposes.’ It has two office | For SALE. base: ent anc attic Brick House, containing 8 | roows, W®. 219 North B street, between Delaware | | uated upon the new roa: VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting on Pa. avenue and Ninth st, THE GRRAT TRIPLE SHOW! MORE VABIETY AND UONTAASTED ATTRAO- TIOMB Than any Two Perfermances im the City, CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION. In connection with our regular double perform. ace, we also add, for THIS (Returday) BVBNING’S PERFORMANOE, ABSTARTLING DRAMATIC ROMANCE Bramatized express'y for this Katadlishment. This great Drama is not like the three act dragging drama, Dut like a pictare whie2 eonreys a history in w mitgle giance,ro docs this drams realize a life-history, in a continued series of excitements, represented with sl! the Characters; Costumes, Musie, Bcenery, Descriptions, &c. The New Version of JA@K SHEPPARD, 18 ONE 4¢T, 8X TABLBAUX AND ELEVEN SCENES. Jack Sheppard (for the tirst time)....,.Ada Tesman Blueskin acess ames Pilgrim all y over 20 Artistes. PARKER. the Boneless Contortionist. HELENA SMITH’S Most Graceful Dances, LOVELY LADIES! TWO NEW PANTOMIMES! DEAMA! OPERA! 4 MUBIC! BINGING! DANCING! REMEMBER THE VABIETIES! MATINER WEDNESDAY AFIERNGON, for Ladies and Gents, commencing at 3, MONDAY NIGHT, Gabriel Ravel's great Pantomime of THE MILLINERS, REMEMBER THE VARIETIES! REMEMBER THE VARIETIES! REMEMBER THE VARIETIES! CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION! CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSIUN! CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION! The Charming Artistes, FORREST SIBTERS, On Monday night Wednesday Afternoen, commencing at3 p.m, LADIES FASHiONABLE MATINEE. BIG SHOW OF THE CITY! Adinirsion 25 ard § cen Matinea, 2) and 10 Peres KOOMS TO KENT—For rent, at 450 Ith atreet, east aide, between Gand H reets, neatly ished and very comfortable 8B. R SITTING ROOMB, and PAK LORS. The neigsborh-od is one of most desirable sn the city. “Every attention paid to those ocenpy- ingthem Nochildren ip the house. toy d-1f Fury, SHED ROOMS—A Furnished Parlor avd Bcd Reom on the first fioor or rentat 341 F street, between Sth and lth sts, my 9-3:ti Fok BEN —Two ndsomely furnished com mupicating ROOMS, onthe eecoud floor, In- quire at No. 637); H street. between 6th and :th streets, my 8-3 * pret RaNT—Tkree nicely furnishes ROOMS, in the immediate viciuity of the War and Nary Depertments Appviy at No. 2:3 G street, between 0th end Jsth streets. my 8-1¥ FS REN T— 4 commodious CELLAR, with brick ficor, will be rented to asuitable tenant. Ap ply at the Druy Store southeast cormer lith strea ano New York svenue my 7 3t* } and cai riage and sin and 3a str pts worth {OR RENT—a f ty HOUSS, etegantly fice for cne week, the sth of thi. month Te LET—A very fine STORE ard SACK RUOM, | on Peventh 8°., one of the best locations 10 | Washington fur any busi. ess immedi Inquire a No. 247 Pa_averur, be 2 where is kept constantly on band a good saxo es, Liquors, &¢., and the lar, est bill o my7 Fo PALE—That BRICK DW WING @ street eaat, between (7 and Hf, togetne: with a } oi the ground, rupning back Iry fect and 4) f front, gocd for gardening purposes, Any op in want ofa ecmfortable ard neat residence, might do well by inquiring next door. The house isin good condition and furnished—No.491. my tw* | Fok SALE—A well-built ara sahstantial three | story BRICK HOUSE with tack - ailding taining 10 re: on uk, situated on southwe: Vth street and Virginia avenue, near nian Tnetitute. ‘Thin houses built isxod the wo:k by the best bu 8, tell the abcve houre sta great bargain and give . Apoly on the premises, if} WM. WARDER FF OR AENTTA substantiai new two story FRAME BUILUING, 5€ by 20, suitable for ba~ cated on New Jersey avenu quireat HARVEY & CO.'3 New Jersey avenue and D street, A two-stery, avenue and ist st. his isa most desirable prop- erty, being situated within the proposedextension | of the Capitol Groun: It wil be soll on the must reasouable terms. For particulars inquire of ch) fe PEABODY, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, my 1-Im” OUN‘ RY SEAT FOR SALE.—The subscriber offerafor sale his FARM with first-class im- rovements containing 62 acres of Jand adjoining envallytown, and within 23, mies of George town, and 4 miles of the Center Market. The soil | is admira ly adapted to msrket gardening or grass. Asacountry sat it has, no superior, the view extending from 12 to 70 miles in every direc- tion. Can be divided to suit purchaser® H.W. BLUNT, 61 La, av.,up stairs, ap 22-Im* Washington. Fo SALE—Four BRICK HOUSES—two on H street, 625 and 537; possession Ist June and July. Twoon Maine avenue and 6th street; pos- session Ist May These four houses are nearly now Pap igee aa tote shial eh He Lil gto 000 an . if earl icatto: ILBUHS ners Tistreet north, between oth an .orat U. 8-Jall, ap 16-Im* B, MILBURN, ALUABLE FARM FOR SALB.—The under- signed will eell that valuable piece of land sit leading to the Little is Bridge. being one mile from Georgetown, belong- ing to the heirs of D. P. Shoemaker, and contain- ing 4 acres. It is beautifully situated upon high , having asplendid view of Washington. the otomac river and the surrounding country, and bas upon it a fine two-story frame dw- ling house cor ie S8rooms,a garret and cellar, stabling, barns, sheds, a # au House, spring house, pump house, &c., ant hoice variety of apple, ach, pear, plum aprico' eae one cereals ©.,and isin a high state of cultivation. be sold in four lots or the whole. For inquire of EDWARD J. BHOEMAKER street. Georgetown, D. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.—Be- tween seven and eight acres of Land, on the Plank Road, 4 miles north of Wasuington, can be bougt t low for casu, It would make a fine mar- ket garden. aegis at No 473 Sixth street ; or f B, BHOBMAKER, above Second Toil GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, Ggorcatowns, May 7, 1863. Pxorosare Will be received for th+ taking ap and resetting ofsy much of the stone pavement on Tiiege siree ,in Georgetown, aa is out of repair, between |ingxn and Green streets,: mi ting tha! partof Bridge street, occupied by the ra‘lroad. ‘The bid- wast be per square yard of pave nent laid avd okey ‘conver the whole o' arge for both labor and material-, z ‘4 i e bedded upon 9 inches of clean aly tobe work to be done subject to the inspection and approval of the Street Com- imissiover* q ald be directed to the undersigned andicftat the ufice of ee Ales corporation 6 town before the 26 5. tapensne nuit residence of the anes rede be see Street Oommissi INO Forwanstne and ‘COMMISSION REBT, 91 asp 103 War G to the sale of Produce, Plour, Grain, and Mereiaod ne gonsrally; Procures Freight, Ohar- 6, &e. \Gusiners tranradte { always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf “OR PCRE CREAM #{RUP SODA WATER te the etand street and Pa. ave- aR tok tee Sel ers Lit Jeo, Pomme TOR, Tet nishod 18 tities ia i the ay. tome aicode will be promptly Giled, my 2iw* ef A. C. Gate, Plank Road. apl3 Im* O8WELL’S MEDIOATED- COUGH CANDY is the mest pleasant, povelar and effectual reme 7 introduced for sea Colds or any Affec- f the Throat. r Lungs. See what Prof Wo- lowehi says of it Wasainaton, D Sorter 1383. Mr Boswaiy—Bir Having used your Medicated Cough Candy for hearseness and oth+r affections ef ‘the throat proceeding heavy colds. [ found it very beneficial and to surpass any thing ele that I have ever used for the sa) would recommend it <> singe: ject to such affections frem co! Omoxcessive use of the voice. ALEXANDER WoLowsk my 2 6t* Profecsor of Musie, perosrant TO BUILDERS SAND—SAND-—SAND and dai y arriving, the beat alver fend, iia efor building and jlastoring. a pply to |. PABEY, corner o! Tenth 8 a @ Canal. ap 16-1m) T10N. Sore eee ee "VEAL AND BEEP, Also, BUTTER, EGGS and MILK, wholesale and retail. at No. 334 D street, near Tenth street, 4 aps-eolm* "8. PENNER. WILL SELL J e corner of AMUSEMENTS, "WASHINGTON THEATRE. Lessee and Maniagor..........d0a% Witaas Boorse THIS EVENING, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT of thehighly popular young American Tragedian, JOHN WILKBS BOOTH, JOHN WILKES: BQOTH, » Will appear t the request of many Gi GREAT OHARACTER, in Bchiller’s Five-act Tragedy of THER ROBBERS! THE ROBBERS?! J. Witkes Booth as......... B.H, Brink as... Misa Alice Gray as. Bupported by tha SUPEBIOR COMPANY. GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVEN US, near Wiliard’s Hote’ upomany GaovaR—__. —__. ___. __._. Mawaenn THIS KEVENING, LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY of the Celebrated, Vouth‘ul Actor, MR. EDWIN ADAMS. MR. EDWIN aDAMS, Appearance of the charming, favorite Actrosa, MISS SUSAN DENIN. Last time this season of the written expressly for Edwin Conrad, entitled the HERETIC! - Charles De Moor .... Francis De Moor reat tragic play. rest. by Judge Edwin Adams Adrian de Teligny. ‘Susan Denin Eleanor de Telfgny. To conclude with the POST OF HONOR! Ben. Rogers as...... Cobua Yerke MRS, JOHN DREW, MR. onday next May 1: BARION Hib, and the Company. B7 Admission 5), 25, and 75 cents, No extra charge for secured seats N°. 8,183. TELFGRAPHIO NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES } FROM CINCINNATI, The Vallandighum Arresi—Habeas Corpus to be Sued ent-—-Removal of the Rody to Kentucky to Avoid it. Cixcinxati, May £,—Attorneys Caldwell and Ferguson leave she city to-night for Cleve- land, ‘to make applicat to Justice Swaine for a writ of habeas 28 to procure Mr. Vallancigham’s disshiirg . Mr. Vallandigham was removed to Newport Barracks, Ky., to-night. _ FROM FORT MONROE. ForT Moxxkez, May 7.—The steamer Dud- ley Buck, from Newbern, N. C., yesterday,has arrived, All was quiet in wie department. ‘When outride she spoke the propeller General Banks, from Hiiton bead for Newbern. She xeported “no news.” SUUTHERN ITEMS. Late Southern papers announce the death of the rebel Gen. D. S. Donelson. Gov. Brown, cf Georgia, has vetoed the new miliue bill. The Shreveport (La.) Gazette recently pub- lished a card signed by 100 foreigners, who, fearirg the draft, tovk this course to notify ti» peopie that they were French subjects, and owed no allegiance to the State of Louisiana. A Mr. Oansitade, one of the signers of this card, Was taken cut of his bed and ¢-turred and cot- toned” the same night, and the rogues march was played before the business houses of the { balance. Disturbance ut Philadelphia. PHILAPELPHIA, May §.—A disturbance was threstened in front of the office of the Age this afierneon, cauetd by a soldier tearing down the builetin placard wh: contained such head lines as “]llegal Arrests,” “The Government” &c. This act wus resented, and a crowd gathered, when crics of “tear them out” were heard, and some demonstrations were made to carry outthe threat. Mayor Henry soon ap- peared on the ground and addressed the assem- biuge, calling upon the citizens to adjourn. Cheers were given tor Hooker and Mayor Henry and the crowd moved olf slowly. CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXTH Steers .E 8 ...fole Manager and Proprietor THE WORLD'S MODEL MUSIC HALL. THE GREAT TEMPLE ef FORGETF®LNESS GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLIANCE, A BRILLIANT BILL EVERY NIGHT. T in the annals of Music Hail is the production en- reat and thrilling drama, n three acta. of Presented in a superior mann<r by the great DRAMATIC COMPANY. } asoriginall, p»rformed and now played in tue prin- ¢ pal theater- o* Europe and Ameri | d rehashirg which piec desgo in preparing them forthe inferior capacines of the cumpanies of music halls geaer- | Fi CANTERBURY | wus to-day arreste | frauding ihe government of over Siu, | will be remembered that he purchs i= exciting dramatic lesson to youth will be and st the Ma’ MR. GEORGE R. EDE ay afteraeon, N AS BLUESKIN, Last week positively of their united appearance, sATRY COMBINATION! NE DE FAIBER, E OYER, A and MARIE MISS JULIA MOR | | 8s BRNES | previously, shot an i MISS KATE PE MLLES AUG Reproduction of Mon: LIANA AND END oR, THE GODDESS OF THR CHASE! in whieh the entire great CANTERBURY BALLET TROUPE : x for sale chéap,) every | THE GIPBY TRIO, Appearance of HE GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY, THE PRODIGIOUS ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY, CLARKE STER JURNNY, WILLIS ARMSTRONG, | will appear everv night. M'LLE ANNECTL GALLETTL, The greatest Danseuse in the world, is engagedand | will shortly appear, | Admission 2§ cents; Orchestra Arm cents; Private Boxes (holding six.) $5. | Doors open at7 o'clock A GRAND MATIVEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 20’clock, For Lapres anv CaILpren. when the great Canterbury Company will appeai ILLARDS’ POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! Commencing MONDAY, MAY 4TH, AND EVERY EVENING LURING THE WEEK, First appearance in Washington in six years of the Wortp REnowNeD PEAK FAMILY, SWiSS BELL-RINGERS! ©F 12 MEMBERS! The entire Company will appear in SWIES COSTUMES! 240 SILVER SELLS. Tickets of admission. 50 cents; reserved seats, 25 | cents extra ; chil¢ren half price. Tickets for sale at John F. Eilis’s, 306 Pa. av. where a diagram of ube hall may be seen. Sele o | tickets to commence at 11 o'clock Monday, May 4, The Pianu used is trom t ica ering & Son, Boston, fu Performance at 3, | the frowning batterie | augur ill for the effectiveness ot the | Most entire con'rol of th | the enemy through the interior of the St manufactery of hed by John F, GRAND MATINERS, TUES KSDAY and SATURDAY AYTER- Children admitted to the Matinees fer | 15 cente—adults, 50 cents. Doors open at 7 and 2 N.B, DAY. THUKSDA commence at § and 3. HABE. Bu ines ODD FELLOWS? HALL! ODD FELLOWS? HALL! ANDERS! RU RU RU! RU ! ' BOMBARDMENTS! M8, BY LAND AND 8: BE MALAKUFF and DESTRUCTION OF SEBASTAPOL Grand Day Performance, Saturday After’ ay Performance, Saturday After Performance, Saturday After Grand Day Performance, Saturday After @7- Admission 2.cents ; Reserved Seats, # cents, Children 15 cents. AKING OF T W No.1 MACKEREL—MACKEREL | Sest in the market, 1d Is JON: Corser Kighth and D stro sts, BKICKS FOR SALE. and for sale 00,00 BI Inquire of the har!f, Georgetown, J. M, STAKE, Reczrvep shee a beand Favin 'm. Clabau, 54 Bridge strect. Svtuzas, ATTENTION L DAMANTINE tional Beet ace? 2and 4-horse second-haw citizen tot of s»eond- rene street EAE Oa joClellan Ba! Hot BRIDL! 373 Pa. av Nominations for Stute Giticers of Western Virginia. . H WuererinG, May *.—The convention which met at Parkersburg on the Sth to nominate officers tor the new State ot Western Virginia jjourned yesterday, ing nominated tor Governor, A. J. Boreman, of Parkersburg: Secretary of State, J. E Boyer, of Middletow Treasuier, Can.ptell Tarr. of Brooke county State Auditors, Ssmuel Crane, of Wheeling, Judge R. L. Berkshire, ot Morgantown, Wm. A. Hurriscn, of Clarksburg, and James Brown, ot Kanawh: Caldwell, of Wheeli srney General A. B, Abandoned at Se: Sr. Jonnx, N. F., May 3.—On the inst., Mm lat mun, long deg. 3 min,, the brig Attil- | la boarded the iron ship Canada, and found | r abandoned. Her torward compar:ment 18 full of water ble. The b ere nd the ship was unman- were gone, and it was sup- d lettin them. Charge of Defrandinug the Governmeut. New York, M. >.—Solomon Revhustam here on the cuarge ot de- + subsistence department dangerousty woundeda en of that town who had given no proy The Deieat of General Hooker. 3 Lyvus rent 2 sy sei the Persia on Wednesday, w Hooker's defeat. ee - NEWS FROM REBELDOM. pag The Confederates Despair of Controlling the Navigation of tie Mississippi, and Admit that they arein a Desperate Strait in that Quarter. — The Richmond papers of e 5th eopy with- | out comment the following from the Mon‘gom- | ery (Ala.) Advertiser HE The position of NIN MISSISSIPPI. nT: boats down the ry at Vicksburg seem: batteries and the boiding of the enemy at bay. Itinay notennble the Yankees to operate agd he Hill City with any greater prospect of success, butit will doubliess encourage them, and lead the people of the North to belicye s certain. 1t will, however, give the ene P Fiver between Vic The p age ol the gu | burgand Port Hudson, and «prevent the ship- mentof supplies from the country west of the Mis ippl. Ofc we canno? say whether | or not there was 2 want of good management j &t thatimportant point. It may be simply im- pessible cn account of theswiftness of the cur- | rent to prevent boats from pussing; but if so, the people generally, as well as the Yankees, have been deceived. The land movements of e of ippi are in themselves of no small im- ce, and their success seems to indicite per j either that the Confederates in that section are too few in number to meet and check the ad- vance of the enemy or that they have no leader | postessed of the qualities which haye made } the names of Wheeler and Morgan famous. Weeks ago we heard the tear expressed that too large a portion of th» cavalry belonging to tbe army of the west was being transferred to Tennessee, and it was then predicted that the Yankees would seize the opportunity to make raids for the purpose of destroying provisions and the growing crops. The prediction has been fulfilled, and the people of central Missis- sippi are now suffering from the eonsequences of one of the most daring raids which has been committed by the enemy since the war began, In their march the Yankees haye destroyed an immense amountof atores greatly necded at the present time, and have done almostincalculable inbary. to the country. The movement is one of which they may be proud, but it is also one which shonld have been prevented by- our * forces if possible. A leader of ability and energy is evidently needed in Mississippi. The Richmond Dispatch of the 5th, complains that Stoneman’s cavalry raid, in destroying their railroad, prevents the transportation of their wounded in the recent battles to Rick- mond. The rebel Major Gen. Trimble has arrived in Richmond, but has not yet recovered from his wound received in the battle of Manassas. In Jefferson, Ishe county, N.C., Jas. Price and one of his sons were hung for their per- sistent Unionism, by one Capt. John Hartzog and some tn or twelve privates, who were hunting deserters in that vicinity. The Richmond Enquirer of the 5th, says that the reason why the rebel government's $15,- 060,000 bonds recently issued in London sold so high, was because they can be used by the blockade runners in paying the export duty on ; cotton in lieu of specie, while no other rebel government issue is receivable for the same dainty. 4 ‘A Chattanooga correspondent of the Enquirer writing on the 29th instant, contends that «the roovement of the (rebel) army from Tullahoma, *fitteen miles below to War Trace, is looked upon as a'#anitary measure, and not as an eyi- dence of immediate flight.” ‘The same corres pondent complains that Gen. Joe Johnston’s present position in the rebel armies of the West ie simply that of an In- spéctor General, without authority over either ae i Nae ¥ per | Fiour is'eeMling tn Charlotte, Va, at 9258990 | i srsi | on Columbia ttreet, between $ nets POP A (BY winpyersjean be pro- cured Bt, tho eounserysimmtiietely miter ‘the issucog whe paper. Prices Tunes Onste; sheets}, On fhe 120 ef May hoytewt ‘the Riebmoud Lor mete sete $6 Govern. ment? aie Gen: Ronbhek for endidy ther ober the lines to theit' deat secesh’ frends’ in the Eguth. ; Hye Holts o Gov. Letcher bus ordered an‘tlection of ihe <ebinst., in the Fauquier district, to fll the vacincy in the ‘Fével congréi? Sausid “by’the Tecignation of Exita Riliy Smith Arrest ot... * Valtaudigtaim, FEES M Siete {¥rom the Cincinnati Commerditt, May 6.} A specisl train left this city at 19 5°ts. - dry Taught with @! company of the 14th’ Unt Bisa, infantry, 67 Dens with directions from sep. Burnside, com the D-partmentof Ghio, to arrest O, ag ilandi-ham, sont 4 dence in Dayton. ‘The train arnved at roe 2 24. O'clock, and, ‘prockeding to Vallundig- duin's house, pinced, guards on the setréetein the vicinity, und the eaptair commanding, with arqued of men, surrounded the house, The doot-bell war run} ‘Valtan ‘ap- prared at the window and inquired What vas wanung.. The captain told, him, but he was not disposed tocoalong peaceably. . Heshonted for the police londly, and the female, members of the family joined their cries to his. The captain told him he night as well stop’ the disturbance, as he, had the force to arrest bim, and would certainly do so. . Vallandig- hum then said ke was not dressed. The cap- tain told him he would have time to dress him- eelf, but he redoubled his shouts for the police, when an attempt was made to force the front dor. The door resisted the efforts of the soldiers, and Vallandigham flourished a revolver at the Window, and fired two or three shots without tflect, A side door was then torced, and the | squad, finding all the doors in the house fas. teed, broke open four of them before the: i‘reached the apartment occupied by the indi- vidnal with whom they had business, whe was Foon taki n and escorted to the train which was | in waiting. Some of Vallandigham’s friends, | bearing what wae going on, rung the fire-bells, with the intention of gathering a crowd to attempt a rescue. But tew persons appeared, anc they gave no trouble. Vallandigham was lreught to the city, an+ lodged amore Broadway, where no one was permitted to him withou! an order from Gen. Burnside. +m ce, - LOCAL NEWS. oe Francisco, May 7.—A mob of sixty niscd men, broke intothe jail at Wejo last itand killed a prisoner, whoa few hours | in Mississippi at the | present time is certainly not very promising. City IMPROVEMENTS._The indications ara new that this will be a busy season in Wash- ington in the way of im: provements, pub- lic and priyate. Mr. Wm. Forsyth, the enur- | getic City Surveyor, and his assisiants, have | been busily employed in making surveys pre- psratory to the specdy completion ot those im- provements, among which we miy mention the following: =~ For the Corporation.—The long needed flag foctways on the south side of H street north, between New Jersey avenue and First street west, will be speedily finished, the necessary surveys having been made, and the order to begin the work given. This will be a gr-at venience fer the residenis of that locality | gener nd es ly for the emplc the Government Printing Office. Tne Surveyor has ulso made surveys of the alleys in this | Square, and by his efforts the pavine of them will socn be commenced, and the completion ef the work will abate a nuisance of several rs’ standing. The alleys in the square uth of the Government Printing Office are to be graded and paved. The grades having been recinuly established, the work will soon com- rience, They are now ipa miserable condi- ticn. The public is also to haye a line of flag footw from the east side of Second street west, Douglas Hospital; an improvement much necded. Firststreet west isto be wid i at the Capitol grounds, and for the speedy commencement ef the work, Sarveyor Forsyth + bas by a recent survey established the correct | line of the Botanic Garden at this point. Private Improvements.—A survey has been made of lots 35, 86 and 37, in square 49°, tront- ing 75 feet on Fonr-and-a-half street south, | (island,) with a depth of 125 feet. Messrs, Crowley and Coleman, the owners, desiga bidding upon it a fine dwelling, connactet i with busi 8 haiis or store-rooms. Mr. R,'B. Clerk designs building several brick dwellings | ny ch square 541, fronting the same street. Capt. Michaei Hali recently purchased lot 2i, ia quare ft ronting Sixth strvet west, near K treet south, and designs buildinga fine dweil- ing upon it, for which the survey has been | made. Mr. George Naylor desigas erecting several dwellings upor five lots in sqitdare for which purpose the lines and grades w established by the Surveyor. Mr. Patrick O'Donoghue has recently sold between fifteen nnd twenty lots in sqaares 745 and 739, near the Railrosd ard Delaware ayenue, to various purchasers, who intend immediately improv- | ing th ares with dwelling houses. The peccssary surveys have been made. Alexan- der Beriaud is preparing for extensively im- | proving square First Ward, with a line of dwellings. tor which the survey has been made. | Adam Dobson is buildings fine house in square 209, opposite the Kingman property, on Pour- teenth and P streets. Mr.S. Wroe has just | cempleted two fine brick dwellings in the same fronting Twentieth street. Jos, Hodg- is Preparing for the erection of a large welling at the corner of New York ayenue | amd Sixth street west, on square 450. W.O. | Berry is erecting a beautiful dwelling on sonth | G, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets. | Mr. Straining is erecting a fine brick dwelling- | honse near the corner of Eleventh street and | Maryland avenue. Mr. Stinemetz is erectine a fne dwelling on I street, between Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth streets. The Clements property, near the corner of Eighth and K streets north, has been purchased by Mr. James Towles. The measurement was made, by the Surveyor preparatory to the pur- chase. All the above are the opening surveys for the current season, beside which the field hook of the Surveyor exbibits a large number of sur- veys of lots for smaller improvements; but which are important as furnishing employ- mest for many mechanics during the coming summer. Tue Barney Case AGAtN.—The intermine- ble Barney case was before the Supreme Court of the District yesterday sitting in bank, on a motion by Mr. Davidge, counsel for Samuel Chase Barney, to dissolve the injanction grant ed by Chiet Tusiice Cartter (of this court) on the 2Ist of March last, restraining Barney from eoting, undcx the asaudaw Uf Ue let Circuit Court, as the natural guardian of his minor children, giving bond and security as such in administering the estate left by their iate mo- ther, and in whose favor, it will be recollected, a decree of divorce had been granted by a court in Jowa some time before her death, Mr. R. 8. Coxe made an argument before the judges, in opposition to the motion to dissolve the injunction. The court holds the matter under advisement, BS fess ete ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.—About 12 o'clock last night an attempt was made to rob McKel- den & Stanley's shoe store, on Bleyenth street above K, by some burglars who first attempted ta get in the front door, butvot being sueceseful they aitempted to get in by forcing out the traneom over the back door. Their noise awakened Messrs, McK. and S., who sleep in the store, and Mr. McK. shot at them, when they made off, a a For a HeEARING.—Last night, Mr. George S. Caton was arrested by officer O'Connell, on the oath of Theos. H. ©. Hintop, colored, charging Mr. Caton with committing a violent assault and bi on & boy named Hamilton Wilson, colere ‘he case was ruled for @ hearing at 7 o'clock p.m. te-day, be ore Justice Johnson, Mr. Caton giving for his appearance. Mr. Day appeared for the complainant. PERSONAL.—Hon. W. T. “Itto, istant Sec- rotary oi the Interior, returned to this city last evening —— his sand to Indiana, and is stop- tthe Avenne House, pairs Curtin, of Pa.; Hon. J. B. Henderson, of. Mo.; and Hon, George B Lincoln, of N. ¥.; are in town, stopping at W: Tux CoLornEp Rear Itis that har aig enE eB men 1. J.D. Tar: er, an . Sibesy pumters six men, and thit quarters Will be assigned them next week. VIOLATING days sine seivad the