Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. BY? ©. MoGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers. HANDSOMELY i OVED PROPERTY NEAR *rHe NORTH UNDARY OF THE OITY AT PUBLIC. 8 On TUESDAY AY LERNOON, April 26th, at half- past 4 o’clock, om the premise: hy enall sell. on account of the heire of the late Paquare No. 92 except Lot No. 3; tively on Connecticut avenue, noid streeta, and Twenty: first street wei andsomely enclosed, laid out, and improved asa texctable and fi d improved by a desirable Frame with necessary oathuadaens immediately opposite the hand- esnhouses and flower gardens of Mr. ‘bis desirable property will de sold.in lo's some Tass. to suit purehasers, Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in three, ain, and nine pee with snpesedt scoured by deed of trust on the premises. jonve; ing at the a of the purchaser. ué . apl2-d J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. B* J, ©. MCGUIRE & & CO., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE SUTEPERG, pons ay 7TH AND 6TH STREET: ND RAODE ISLAND AVENUE AND 3 aTpeRt NORTH. Qn MONDAY, the 25th day of April, we shall sell. in front of the premises; at 434 o’clock, p. m1..part of eyare No, 442, subdivided into handsome Buiid- ots running to aera. This property is sita- ated only One square from Raifroad road Depot, on aoe sheet in a thriving and fa Tae improving part of Terma : One-fourth cash: belance in 6, 12, 38, and 24 months, for notes, pearing interest from’ date, A deed given free of cost, and deed of trast, at cost of the purchaser, taken, Title clear. we of the Square may be seen at the Anc‘ion sp.35-d J. ©. MCGUIRE & Oo,, Aucts. BY J. 0. MCGUIRE &-00., Auctioneer#. FUPTERN eae DESIRABLE por i PS HIRTESNTH aTHEE aot AN Wt ND NORTH OSTEEET AT POBLIG avi GTION: awe ber ettd AFTERNOON, April 324, at 50’clock, ao isén, we shall sell eight desirable Build? on the east side of Thirteenth street. bo- N and O streets north, fronting from 195% to 2 feet feck and all running back to a0 foot pub- Rey seven tgp hikes rth rigs yt, at thi of Thitecath “street t atpontia ouch 9) fects and reper ee We fa feet as a0 @ ley Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in six, twelve, and ei teen months, with interest, ae- cured bya deed of trust on the premises. “Oenrerseere at tho cost of the purchas: as May be obtained on application 10. the Auc- 101 Te. 14-4 J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts, YJ. 0. McGUIRE & & 00, Auctionéers, SIXTY-ONE HANDSOMELY LOCATED BUILD- ING LOTS AE PUBLIC AUCTION, onTUESDAY A 'TERNOON, May 34. atdo’elock, op the premises, we shall sell nearly the whole of Baqvare No. 211, known as “Kingman’s Garden” fronting about 25 feet each on 14th stree’ yore 9 street, 13th street, the “Circle,” ed Cou-t,” all running baek to fine alle with fine! fa: cilities for drainsge The legen location of these Lots, bein; the high ground immedately north of the rent dent's House ond Departments, the aivantage ofa city y Rassoneer railroad and Potomac water imme- diately in front of the premises, render them very desirable for Building Sites, aud. as the sale will be made without reserve, it should command spe- cial attention. Terms of sale: Ove-third in cash, and the re- mainder in equal payments in ‘twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances.at cost of purchaser oA cash payment of $2) on each lot at the time of sale will be required. ap.l4-d we - McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ J.C. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TESTERS SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON ENTH, BETWREN L AND M STREETS, By wen ofadeed of trust frow BR. B, Bridge, dated October 2, 1857. and recorded in Liber J. A. No. 137, folios 440, &€., of the Land Records "of the oR ‘of Washington, Iwill offer gt Auction on NDAY, the loth day of May next, on the promi. pen, at bic 0 “clock, p. m., part of Lot seven (7) in Square three hundred and forty-one (St!) in Wash- inton. bounded as follows, viz: Beginning forty- nine feet seven inches from the southeast corner of M and Bleventh streets, and running thence north twenty-five feet on Eleventh street, thence due east one hundred feet, the whele depth of said lot, thence due north twenty-five due west to beginning with tl consisting o| rame heres Terms of gale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- stalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to he secured The terms of sale st be complied with witsin one week after sale, or the property may be resold, alter a week's notice.at the risk and cost ofthe first, purchaser, CHAS. 8S. ENGLISH. Trustes, ap 19-Im J.C. McGUIRE & OO,, Aacts, Y¥ J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUARLE LOT OF GROUND AT fh ada iN THE DI8- TROT OF COLUMBIA OnSATORDAY, thew day of April, 1364, st half- ast $a’clock p.m.. will be offere for'sale a valua- Ele Lot of Ground 5 Sense in the District of Columb: ng 3 part of tha tract of tend called Yount Air veyed by Charles A. Bsatty to ob Bobrér, by ase" dnly recorded inthe Land Brfords of Washington county, D. ©, frontivg the Georgetown and Roc*ville tarapike Toad, rugni = back abont fifty cix perches. and containing about fogs snd-a-heif see, of igad, more or tess. Terms of 51 le One-third oe balance ip three vonths for notes, and interest secure! by it on the premises, ences at the cot af the purchase; c WE LTBERGER. Attorney in fact. J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Ancta, ITED STATES MARSHAL,S SALE. Te virtne ofa writ of Fieri Faciasissued from the ap.1s td Clerk's Office of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia ai e directed, I will sell at pnb- lic sale fur « premives, on MONDAY. the 25th dayof A t4 o'clock p. mall de- fondant’s riz aim and interest inand toa frame chop crmatea en partof Lot No. 11, inSquare No. 69, commencing 5) feet from the corner of C street north, and New Jersey avenue, and run- ping south along New Janes: avenue 15 feet, and Tunning west toward B street 100 feet, seized and n as the property of Wm. H. H. Crandell, » sold to satisfy Judicial No, 3381n favor ¥. Buckingham ARDH. LAMON, U.S. Marshal, B.C. L ITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE, In virtue of a writ of fierie facias on judgment of condemnation issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell at public sale, for cash, at the front of the Court House door of said County, on FRIDAY. the 29th day of April, 1864, at 12 ° yalock m,, the following described ‘property to wit Lot No, 1,3 in Square No. $42, east halfof Lots No. 15, 16, and 17, in Square No 724, in the city of Wash: on, D.©., together with ail aad si! ad ane improvements fn ereon, seized and levi the bases, of Michael Maloney, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 230, 1 ia fas wor 0} ap.7-4 U. 8. M | O batatateond STATES TTT E SALE. In virtue of s writ of Fieri Facias issned from the Clerk's office,* of the Supreme Court, of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell, at_public sale, for cash, at the front of the Court House door, of said county.on FRIDAY, the 2th day of Awe. 1864, at 12 o’clock m., the fellow- ‘he north part o: ‘9, in Square No, 68. commencing Yor, the eaia part aba point on dist street west, at the pistance of 9 feet from the mortheast corner of sai a Bauass, and running thence south 2 fect with the line of said 2ist street, thence west % feet. thence north 2) feat, and thence east $5 feet to said 2ist street west, and piace of deginning, estimated to contain 1 7 Square feet, together with all and singular the improvements levied uw and i thereon, py vied upon as the property of Thomas’ McNamy, and will be sotd to satisfy ju- dicials No. 213, im Piavor of sass we Hcrabere: ap7-d&ds whe peel D.0. U, & ME ITARY RALLBOAD: Office We |sststant VsSRING TO! ‘April 1s Toe 1004, AUCTION —Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the eth day of May, at the Railroad Depot, in Alexan- rd Bons of Old Railroad Iron, 10 T fOld Car Axles, * ‘ons of Case Berap Ire Tron, yo of Wrought 3 Tone of Old Brass and Copper, 3)0 Oil Barrels, Terms: Cash in Government Funds. Ten (10) Gs. to be paid at the time of purchase, the lance on delivery. The proper’ st be removed within ean days from date of sale, BINSON, ap.16-dts. Cepinin'aud a Qi, ¥ J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWENTY-THREE WELL SITUATED BILD- ANG LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUC- én TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April at half- past i o'clock, on the premises, we abait ‘bell twen- ty-three well located building lots om sland belonging to the “Convent of the Visitation? 7 GeorGetown, a5 follows: Eighteen lote—tronting each. 24 feet G6 inches on south G atreet, between Ninth and Teoth streets west, and running about ii feet toa25 foot public alley: four back fronting 24 feet Ginches each ou South F street, between Ninth and Tenth streets west, d run ng back about 125 feet to a 25-foot all sant = i fronting 21 feet W anchos—on Ninth tween south Gand H streets aad rannin, ia oesig +7 feet: These lots are well situated for building per poses and are known as part of the “Gld Mans’ e half cash, the remainder in six interest, secured by @ deed of trust on the prem sen. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. — be required at st $2) on each lot wi __ J.C. MoGUIRE & ©0., Aucta. OULDIRG +8! MOULDINGS! MOULDINGS! ! igned is ow prepared to execute or- tyle or 4 antity of WOOD MOULD- 8, of superior fish and workmanship. Oar. fa and builders would do well to call and examine quality of work, &c., before ordering eisewhere. By energy. prompine and good work- Banthip I bope to merit a share of cpu ie. E. 8. TO ing Mi 1, Excelsior Mow cor. 13th and O st Washington. @p7-Im* XXII. AUCTION SALES. Br? ¢ McGUIRE &.CO., Auctioneers. rUpire SALE OF VALUABLE abe Med IRTY. CORN: AND STREETS, (IBIAND Mae ata quit of the onderand ectee: stone Oxemeass of Columbia, matter of A bet! and. Mar orphans ‘Barnes, amaueic Rts? Bas arse Sing Ae ebraary. . confirmed by the’ Su Court t of # the Distr ‘fet o! Galambie in Ghaenes ‘sitting, I shall offer for ifont of the px Answer; to, the highert pee sin font oO: 1e mises, on April, Tsu at 4 o’clock ‘s right title title sa Pace Ann tal mete in, and to Pound sft estat that heing ‘n chook Git oe Was istrict of | Columbia, and known en end Nes pated aa ioroane | bered twenty-one (22). ‘Gitoallss | mibaijsion of fatate number Tear hu oer ei C4 iy-five ( yan lan 0} eo | Washington, with the improvements thereon con. sisting of a large and conrenient frame welling: honse, This valuable property, is situated on the corner of Sixth street wi }, Street south, in the Seventh perhood, and 16 months, for the de- security, bearing eee until the whole of the All conveyanring atthe pont of tt of the eiupaos Guardian. to Ann Elizabeth and} Mary ‘Ann Barnes, At the wanie time and p sae aud on the yond is note, or note: rated } Sexms mentioned i in she vertiaement, I ay | specially, ay authorized to sale th ht, fe, and in’ jerest of Janes or gale all the Fight, : | ofsald Hanson Barnes, deceased, of, in). and to he said Lot No. 21, in ‘Todd and Gunnell’ subdivis- | | ion: of Square’ No. 465,/6f th | Pe ciostes Of the plan of the ‘City of All conveyancing st thesont of the he purchaser. OSt Agent, . ape F.C. MoGUTR a 6O., Aucts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Anct; Georgetown, HANDSQMB BUILDING LOT ON HEIGHTS GQBORGETOWN, AT AUCTION. Lau sel he at publi auction, on TUBSDAY AF- TERNOGN, Apifl goth at five! stock, Lot No.3), he corner OF Prospect and Frederick streets fronting 73 feet on Prospect street, and 99 feet on Frederick street; “Persons wanting a beautiful site, cawilldo well plendid view dows the Poto- to atten shi asl rfect, Te: api9-dtd pIntel, T mos D SowLING, Ancts. BY 4, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED Poan Stee eee: LAND A iE ND SEC- sane ears “B5th, at 6 o’clock. en the premises, we ooall sell Lot No. 8, in Square No. 576, fronting 89 feeton Maryland ave: nue, between Hires and Second streets west, imme- diately cpposite the Government Botanical G@ar- den at the canon ,and improved by two ex- cellent frame dwelling houses. the western part containing 4. 110 square feet o! gf da with a well buil ie Eero mers and attic frame dwelling-house with back building and stabling, the house containing neh rooms, reise Sargashont with ss ‘aha e eastern part containing } uare feet, an improved by a two-story frame welling e yards are finely improved with fruit and Sowers and the property is in all respects desirable resi ences, third in cash, the remainder in six. ie interest secured Conveyances at the rapt of purchaser. ap.19-d J.0. MoGOIRE & OO. Autts. ¥ J..0. McGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers, VACANT OTS AT ERE, ORNER NORTH I AND SE STREET EAST, oe WEDS ESDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, at half-past five o'clock, on the premises, we shall for account of the Convent of the Visitation, Lots No, 15, 16,37, 18 end 19, fronting togettier 272 feet 1034 inches on North I street, etween Sixth and Sev- enth streets east, (in the rear of Mr. Fol ian bdee’s Tesidence.) and 359 feet on Seventh street east. to he divided into convenient building lots, all ran- ning to al Terms: One-half: cash, the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust op the premises Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser, apd J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTELP’S SALE OF VERY ELIGIBLY SITUA- TED LOTS AND HOUSES ON THEISLAND. By. ‘authority ef a decree of the Supreme Court of this District, passed on the 6th April, 1864, in case wherein Kane and others are complainants, and Thoma Sinon and others are defendants, the rubscriber will expose to sale at anction, to’ the highest bidder, on the 5th of May next, between the hours of fouy and five o'clock Nath afternoon, the following lot&in Binon’s sv hal lots in Square No. a may be seen in the Surveyor’s office, name Lots marked in such subdivision A, B, ont of ington city, as , and. Each of these lots has @ fron’ about #0 feet by a depeh of 133 to 145 feet an? D. front on 434 str and the oth south B street, with suitable alleys to all. On ee Cand Dare two good Dwelling houses, frontin, on 414 street; and these lots and houses will be sol subject to the dower right therein of the wilow of John Sinon; the other lots will be sold free from her dower. Also part of Lot No.1, in Square No. 581, front- ing on Virginia avenue, beginning 5) feet from the sontheast corner of the lot,and haying afroat of 149 feet 72-100ths on said avenue, aad which has been divided into six lots, about 18 feet front by 113 feet deep, with a suitablealley. re 80, the eastern half of Lot No.3, in reserva- ion D. The latter, as well as lots in square 881, will be sold free from the widow's dower right. The terms as prescribed by the decree are: One- third of the purchase money in cash; and the resi- due at6, 12, and 18 months. for which the purcha- ser’s bonds, with surety, bearing interest from the day of sale, will be taken, with a retained lien on the premises. A deposit of $20 on each lot will be Tequired at thesale. the cost of conveyancing, certificates of sale, bqnds, stamps, to he borne by the purchaser. he terms are not fully complied with within ave days from the day of sale, the Broperty will ba resold at the risk and cost of’ the efaulting ar chat: after one week’s public EIN, in the Eve- Ding Star, rustes. eoswkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, peti ih te THREE DESIR AS LN we OUBDING SIN THE NORTHERN mee BECOND. WARD AT PUBLIC & AFTERNOO! ‘Apr ‘W6th, at 434 o’elcck, on the premises we sh ey to th gh est bidder, the whole of a a and Squ: seu dit divided into ¢ good Building avenue and ith street west, bet tween § n eiveet weer, between R and 8 streets north. Vermont avenue has been paved on Prec seat side one of the finest gtreets pat section of the Gre Terms: one-third lance in six and trust on the premises, Conveyances at the cost of the arekaser: ion apd 3.0, MoGUIRE Aucts, e7THE ABOVE SALE Ig FeETTONED. a On SATURDAY Buildiog Sa frontin, tivel cH abe paras soapeceively oa 0) north, and Vermont avenue and to the Foupdary of the Gity and is di twelve months with interest, ® secured a deed of of the property may be obtained at the consequence of the rain, until] FRIDAY ril 22d. lace. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION BALE Seek A mie tik FRAME On THURSDAY th the zis instant, at sorclook. p m., We 6 ‘8! front o! @ premi: street, between Massachuset its ave nor a 81 Square south of Square No. 516, carey 25 feet front, 80 feet deep, with side ' This is a fine chance for any one as to pur- chase a small residence, as it will be sold without reserve. Term: Dae Reis eoah balance in six and twelve y deel of trust on the premises, notes paiies me Eee All eonveraucing got reve- nue stamps. ee the cost of the purchase: ap.16 GREEN & WILL TAI <M, Auets, ByJ.O. ‘MoGUIRE & Co.. Auctioneers. iaibants its ath stow aad bench otie complainants ard the Ww an how! ee I shallnell to the Havert bidder. on ‘on the premises, on the aist day of ou rom day to day tt is sold, the whole of are No. ie mipaseeait creo rites corner, eas, » mae Fide into Say eeuare fnteudad to tobe ati 8 decree of the Bu reme, Oo Se saeye 2 th str iY A ist of the whois’ can be seen at J, 0. McGuire's auction rooms. The termsas prescribed 7 bathe decree pad yd! one- fourth of the purchase men: to bope: due at six, twelve. and eg! sete een Sneathn, to cured by. the purehi ith surety, and a Men cr” epee x c_interest from the day of rale.. All covavenionn, bonds, &c., and it the terme of sale srenot complied with within or e @ five mm the day of fale tae lot fot or lols will 80! cont and rie cfeks et aah ublid saaioae aft after one week’s notice in the National Total geaeer seated? sr7-sawid J, 0, MoGUINE & OOce aucis, ; AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. NTERBURY HALL, K AL 1 GANTERBURY HALL: PHN SPER Lovistawaé AVENUE, Near Corner of Sizth Streét, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, Bign of the Big Calcium Light. —— Te aE ree tor - Stage Manager, EORGE LEA. comet oe £E. CaNivaven THE ONLY FIRST CLASS coxcenr HALL IN THE cITY. UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS OF THE GREAT STAR ae anes t GREAT STAR AL! is iy STAR SULT ANGE AT STAR ALLIANC pUsks CROWDED NIGATLY. USES CROWDED NIGHTLY. HOUSES OROWDED NIGHTLY. AUDIPNCES WILD WITH Beg AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT et Rt Th The Management determi: ed th heres; tablishmentin the world shat ee Fo enbet es X+0—Diew the Canterbury, either in the quantity or of attraction ofered, has, at anunlimited ex, engaged the following artistes, whose world-wide reputation has stamped them the Yery acme of pro- fessional excellence : yon MULLIGAN, : pons teen Tay: ULLIGAN $AN, ‘ HY ME TG AN? OHN MULIIG : oe MULLIG Without any sxcep tion: the be edian of al t Ethiopian Com B. CAVENAUGH, . B. CAVENAUGH, AUGH, AY: , CAVEN AUGH LEW preg J LEW DONNELLY, oe LEW DONNELLY, $ DELEHANTY AND DELEHANTY aay Wa DELELL an ‘ WAND WARD; ya BELEN ANT AND W2 I { LEHAN' ¥ AND Ws The greatest Clog Dancers in the world. BITAY WaT, BILLY WES?, ‘d BILLY WEST, BsLLY WEB, Hq: BOVGHERTY, : DOUGHERTY, { DOUGHERTY, ei WILLIAMS. ‘ WILLIAMS). Wit WILLY SMa? With the entire Centerbury Company, in a pum- ber of Original and Laughable Acts. WARD. First appearance of . bats MARY TEL DIN LDING, ING, DING MISS MARY FIREDING. i PER >MARY FIELDING io The Talented Tse MA ne ant MISS JENNIE ORD, MISS JENNIE ENGEL, MISS JENNIE ENGEL, The Sweet Vocalist, .. } ITHE RONZANI BALLET TROUPH, Consisting of Sixteen Young Ladies, in the beau- tiful French Ballet entitled the NYMPHS OF THE SEA, NYMPLRS OF THE SBA. NYMPHS OF THE SEA, NYMPHS OF THE SEA, Ore THE CANTERBURY BOUQUET OF BEAUTY. Consisting of JENNIE FORREST. NELLIE RAI NFORD, ESTELLE FORREST, MAGGIE WILSON, NAOMI PORTER, FLORENCE RIVERS, LUCY CLIFTON, EMMA SCHELL, In two New Divertisoments, eee, Positively the Last Week of the saccessful Trick Pantomime, entitled THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, Simon Plendersbanks, » the Clown. ay B Cavenaugh Boss Trow e Panteloon. . Williams Jack Btout he man’ all tattered torn,” the Harleqnin__.. LL. Donnelly Angeling, “a maid all forlorn,® : Oolumbine_.. mma Schell Miles O’Reil: from ‘Morris 1] ‘Tsland..3 Mr. Dougherty es aire gos ale... Mr. Ward ik 8 racer ~-- Mr, Switzer ans .B. ) pandora Mr. Smith ash, rgeant Drill. > Rergeant D } Flashotightecris, ——- Miss Qoulso: Firebrando, -. Mast. David Stee MEPDO.-—- Gnomes, Seer rhoaras t. James andrew ( ——. Miss aameste 6 : The Rooster, ‘that crow’d in the mors rik Gnomes poe Lae oie ote Brartent (a Mise Be Miss Btarch, Go’ oss at Miss Howdy-_ do’s establishment for Young Ladi Lady Resiiales Gnomes, Fairies, & Scenery entirely new, Machinery, Tricks, a by Properties Rian ‘Appo: Maaie, arranged, selected, and composed sabes besi ppm (4 TR Tiaminations aad Onisiuar Ligheo” 2M" wane Searcy ane W. Feltman stson and it Agetante The vehole e produced and under the imme. Ee Set a -o + W. B, Cavenaugh te direction of. Admis;ion Orchestra : Private Boxes, holding six persons. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Performance to com- mence at8 o'clock. < FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, TO LADIES: NOTICE.—On account of the very unpleasant ‘state of the weather for the last four Saturday Afternoon Matinees, the proprietor, at. the re- quest of many families, will haye repeated, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, the highly successful Trick’ Phntomime, entifled THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, which will be performed at cheap prices, positive- ly for the last time, Admission—Ladies 25 cents; Children 10 cents, SNOW’'S CELEBRATED TROUPE OF PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS Are engaged and will ghortly appear, In rehearsal, the creat Prize Drama, written by Joun F, Poole, Esa., of New York, for which he received the prize of $300, entitled the MOUNTAIN O[DTLAW, MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, end played for upwards of two weeks ia New York city with the greatest eecens, WASHINGTON, D: C., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1864. NY. 3,477. AMUSEMENTS. FORD'’s NEW THEATER, WENTH Spacer, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE SHAKSPEAREAN TER- CENTENAR ‘Phe tide of ti which is constantly wearing Spe dissolu fabrigs of other poets. passes Syivit out.injuring the adamant of S Shakeyoare. 2 WM. SHAKSPEARE, Born Apert 23,164. Diep Apnin 23, 1616, é shall not look upon his like again.” The Manager, in order to lend praper eat toltho Ter-centenary celebration of the birthday of the great poet tse time. will inaugurate A GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL, By the: production exelusivel: plays, Mustrated by the best of théage, of Shakspea hakapearean EDWIN FORRE With the Beet Shakspecrean Gone now undef ‘gsingle management in the country. nesday) EVENING, April 29, 154, EFIT OF MR. C. B BISHOP, Shakespeare 8 subline ¢ Comedy of EIT. Mr. C. B. Bisho Mr. J) MeCullong! « Miss Alic e Gray Comic’ Shakspeares he Seven Ages ot ; Man,” Mr, Jos, Park ev, who has kindly = volunte’ areas Ta conclude vith the Farce of OUNG ENGLAND. Starke oni ted. Meo, % Bianop | r sires EDWIN FORINT Hast ir RAS. \KING LEAR EDWIN FORREST LAST ME AS. MAOBETH SATURDAY. April 23. : aEe 8H Senet PEK-VENTENARY RAND, SHAKSPEAREAN FESPLY AL. Gonutamerstiee of, the thiree- hagdeeath anhiver. sary of Shakspeare’s birthds he Theater will de illuminated jon the ocnasi In_ preparation, entitled anew Gran nd Military Drama, COLUMBIA’? TRIUMPII. varie OF KovrgsION. Dress Circle. Orchestra Ch Family Circle. Private Boxes. Reserved seatson Mr. Fo Doors open at7is; perfor GROVER'S THEATER, PENNSYLVANIA Ay,, NEAR WiLLARD’s Horen, LEONARD GROVER... . - Director: ENTHUSIASTIC SUCOR s GREAT PHIf fpeveura Fa GRIER S CROW DING THR THEATER TO EXCESS The flatts ig commendations of the Philad hia press were most nnmistakahly andoraed by t fearty plaudits of the large and fashionab iz as semmbl PERFECT THUNDERS OF ApPhansy were showered upon the cameing an interruption of fiy Thiverent comynny will appear azn THIS ( Wednesday) EVE pril 20, 1554, Bousicaultys Great Aimeriein Drauis, THE OCTOROON Pronounced by the entire Philadelphia pres greatest ivamatie snares: of th TUE BEACTIFUL Si BUPERD ACTING ‘sy THRILLING EVER Nightly received by FECT: G AND CONTINUED APPLAU Foppitz and the Grand Orchestra will vei lo: beautifnl masicof the dram. to-MoORROW, (Thr Ap: - Most positivel y la: rvs COLLEDN PAWN BBEsEFID To THE Hosprr sp 8 lay ‘ 12a, GALA NIGHT! HONOR TO THE IMMO TER- CENTENARY or WORLD'S POET, WILLIAM sHAKSPEARE, * The front of @ himself An eye like Mars, to threat A station like the herald ¥ A combination ands fort: Where every God did so To give the World absuits =Hawirn, THE WAS8HI LITERARY ATION ng to the-padlic i DRAMATIC ASSOC Take pereat ii that they will « THIS IMPORTANT EVENT AT THE WASHINGTON THEATER, ELEVE 5 TURDAY EV ON $3 Orchestra u wald, of the : ODE, composed by Spr: Jenmie Gourley, of ¢ To cenclude with it Oe FIRST ACT OF HAML. MUBIC uing of Shakspeare’s Members of T RECITATION Trial se the distingn Dace. * » Zs 3 OF SH AKS?E. ARB, ESSAY ON THE rs Hosmer. Hon. H. L. urate. T lembe Association REMARKS ON cat: PEAKE. by the ished Eloeution Pre re wastes Mc gH AKSP ES AREAN TABLEAT € with an allegorical pict ee of 8 mana, peare, tinder’ the able. MI83 GOURL BY, MI ent of the W.C. Cobnheiin, Bsq. Haye kindly volunteered their ner and it is confidently expested that one or more ladies from Grovec’s Theater will take part in Harnlet and the Tals leaus. The Pyesident, Lord Lyons, and Mothbers of the Cabinet are invited, ani confidently expeeted tabs be prose OPETCE will be open on Wednestay, Thurs- gayend Britny, id a.m, to 121.; on Saturday, ‘om 94. m, t ‘Orchestra Seats, 75 cents. Seats can be secured without extra charge, Gentlemanly Ushers will be in attendance. PROCEEDS 70 | TO Ba GIVEN HOSPITALS, oF THE CITY oe LIBRARY OF ThE ASSOCIATION, ap 18-di 4 VARIETIES! VARIETIES! MUSIC HALL AND THEATER, FProntino PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & NINTH STREET Hawes & Co decetes sees eses sees Proprietors Fitz ‘SimMons.—— Stage Manuger and Advertiser. Full of the First People Nightly. Great Public Regort of the Amusement-Loving People, en Pretty Lady Artistes. All young, acetal and attractive. e World’s Pantomimist, HERS ANDEZ FOSTRER. pit aiaition will also appear the following Lady r E, LINA WINDEL, AUGUSTA WALBY, tie ‘A WALB viet FANNY MAY, ba MAGGIE VERNON, ANNIE ELMORE ‘ mye the peas poet st Star Ethiopians, the Favor- it of ts _ ey hERNS & & THOMPSON, 8 ms 0! ‘a ' /MIs8 FRIEL AND MISS ATLANTA, it “the Actress and the Vocalist. reat antomime. ie witb DECHALUMEAU, ie O18 0 . OF ERTN AND WEES TEE LORAL OFFERING. Also, the New Abt, Gay Ganibolicrs! Wednes- day, Ladies and Olerks’ Levee. Maflit, the Gaeet Pantomimist, is coming. pis METROPOLITAN HALL, PuxwsyLvania AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET, GARDINER & CO. -- eet Proprietors. NOVELTY! yr NO VELTY! Anentire change of programme will be offered this week. New performances and ‘a superior Baliet Troupe, | First week of LABRY TOOLEY AND BILLY 2HOMAS. Great euccessiof the oll favorites, $1; Dress Circle and Parquette, Last weeks o BA oe A ONSTANTICN, MILES, RTHOLEN Bie RIMMER, MASON, is Di M’LLE ELISE, HELENA MISS ANNIE ELST MOLLLE LANE AND THE ‘BALLET TROUPE, The laughable musical sketch of JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind Mlle Elise Granby Gay. 2. W. H. Bartholomew GRAND CHALBENGE DANCE, i To conclude with the briltiant comic sketch of , THE SWISS COTTAGE. Inveh FAIRY OF UE GOLDEN WHEAT sIIAP. ¥ MATINER BVERY aT Art —— ABTERNOON, ar RE LOOK, . Private Boxes 33 crys ssion 25 and centa. ° apie TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.] THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION. Severe Union Disaster Reported—Part of the Thirteenth Army Corp: Engaged. = neral Rie 2,000— Stoneman in © m W eke rapes alse Heavy. CHiIcaGco, April 1%—The Evening Journal publishes letters from the Red river expedition, dated Grand Encore, April 10th and Lith, giv- ing the details of a severe Union disaster at Pl-asant Hill, De Soto county, Louisiana. . Our cavalry of the 3d and 4th divisions, of the i3th army corps, after a hard fought battle, were put to rout by & largely superior force of rebels. Gen. Stoneman was in command of the move. ment. The 10th army corps finally came up and checked the pursuit. Our Joss was 2,000. The enemy also lost heavily. Gen. Ransom, who commanded the 3d and 4th divisions, was wounded in the earlier part of the fight. The Uhbicago mercantile battery lost all its uns, 4 officers and 22 men. Further. Particulars. r CuICAGO, April 19.—The Journal’s letter from Grand Encore of the 10th inst. says our cavalry had been driving the enemy for two days, but on the forenoon of the Sth sent back word tor infantry supports. Gen. Ransom, in ‘command of the 3d and 4th divisions of the 13th corps, Was ordered to send forward a brigade, and he didso, Atnoon he followed with the 4th division, and after advancing about three miles fr. m where the 3d division of his com- Thard and the 19th corps were encamped, the rebels made @stand, and onrline, consisting of only /,00 infantry, was formed in @ belt of the woods wi a ie open field im front, and the @ woods on the other side. G chief ot Gen. Banks’ staff, was on the iieid and took the direction of themove- ments Gen Eansom was_in favor of advancing only In force, but his wish was disregarded. After a sirirmish across this open field for @bouten hour the enemy advanced upon us in overwhelming numbers, estimated at 10,000 General Ransom got ali the available he front and opened on the enemy. He lost heavily, but advanced steadily. Soon all of the cavalry gave way and the infantry . In a few moments theenemy pressed ». The panie of the cavalry so de- army thatthe retreat became a neral did all in his power torally Hnding it impossible withont rein- made every effort to save his artil- . endeavoring to get the Chicago Mercan tite Battery oi! safely Gen. Ransom was stron severe , wounded in theleg. Gaptain Oyrus i »y, Lis adjuiant, was instan' killed. Our loss SIs , probabty 2.000. e Mer- | Crritile Battery lostall its guns.” Capt. White was taken prisoner. Lieutenants Throop and Moe Bride; were kill: . Loss ofthe battery in killed ang captured, But cne of these re- ned tocemp after the disaster. While the division was falling back in disorder, the 3d livision, 7immbering onty 1,600 men, came up ond was immediately routed. Finally the 19th orps, #000 Men, caine up Bad formed in line. fhey cnocked the enemy and heid them until Woe \ the trains off, except that of the cay- ality The whole army is falling back here, where it. mus wait to recrganize before proceeding d Shreveport. FROM ARKANSAS. ure of a Rebel Muil-Carrier—Robbery by Guerrillas. », April i+.—The mer uusay, Pike, mphis on the 16th, has passed. e Sth, gunboat No. %eaptured 1 rebel car r Onepell’s Bluif, Arkansas, 500 Tetters from Richmond aud other On mail with points, and 60,000 pereussion cap’ for Price’s army The leliers contained official commnu- ions for Shreveport, and conpiacrablp Federal money. A squad of rebels recently captured repre: sentative Olark and the sheriff of Kansas ty, Arkansas, and carried them ofl, Dburned a lot of cotton, and robbed several cotton buyers of seyeral thousand dollars and jet them Arraignment and Sentence of Crimimais, Resron, April 19.—In the Superior Court to- a dward P. Jeftries was sentenced to two y hard labor inthe Stateprison. Thecase Ww an extensive swindling. Jeffries oc- cupied a bigh social business position, and for puted very wealtny. ‘The arraignment of Edward A. Green, lite aster of Malden, took place at Loweil ay before Judge Hoar in the Supreme Judicial Court. The indictment charged him with the wilfnl murder of Frank E. Conyerse, late teller of the Malden Bank, to which Green pleaded guilty. He was remanded for sen- tence, ooo PANIC IN WALL STREET, N. Y. Wall street, New York, was the scene of the utmost commotion on Monday. Indeed, its equal, it is stated, has scarcely bean known in the history of the street for the past three years- The World says: Houses of the most undoubted stability ana wealth were compelled to sacrifice largely in order toineet their engagements, while many others—some dozen in number, it is reported temporarily succumbed to the immense pres- sure brought against them, and asked an ex- tension of sixty days, in order to balance ac- counts andstartanew. Men whoentered upon the duties of the day yesterdey morning with hearts light with hope and well matured plans for business, retired to their couches last night moaning over their losses, and with brains dis- tracted by the nervous excitement of the day, Scarcely one among the immense throng of brokers in the street lost more or less heavily, and none could recount the transactions of the day and feel that he had _ made one step in ad- vance toward wealth. When the excitement was atits height, the throng in the stréet in front of the BN cop boards was so great as to com- pletely bar the passage of vehicles, andthe va- rious tReet institutions were overwhelmed with anxious customers, each e: immediately available whatever be drawn or borrowed. Yesterday was a time when trne friendship Was put to the severest test, and he who had Money to lend had no difficulty in meeting those who desired toborrow. As the hourdrew near when business must close, the excitement grew, if possible, more intense, and men, whose tace was ordinarily sedate and whose temper was calm, ran through the streets like school boys, and acted as if suffering with mental ail- ment. This panic was owing to the scdden con- traction of business by the banks; the caving in of loans; the indisposition manifested by the banks to favor their customers, and the in- ability of brokers’ clients to perform their con- tracts, thus compelling the brokers to throw upon the market stock which they would oth- erwise haye held. Government securities were but slightly affected. The principal fall was in rauroad and bank stocks, over 100,000 shares of which, representing oyer pega were thrown upon the market, and, in many instances, sacrificed, in order that their hold- ers: might realize from their sales sufficient to make good mevitable losses otherwise. This immense mass of stock upon themarket cansed a decline in even the most stable securities, and with the crash all went down, some to a figure which has not heretofore been reached. instance, we cite Fort Wayne, which fell 13% atthe Atel 21 ane sone eee oe of aa si ie sold 6 ¥.at the first, ani al e seconis Hudson Kiver, 2 Reading, 19; INinois Central, nity Cleveland and Pittsburg, 17; Rock Island, 11%. These ara the most promi- nent. stecks, aud their decline shows what must have been the effect upon other securi- ties less favorably known. Greenbacks commanded a preminm of two per cent. yesterday over certified checks, and the banks exercised extreme caution in trans- yr to make ‘ands could pi) business even with these evidences of deposit. ve The Herald says: , The firm of Morse & Oo., stock brokers, gave notice to the board that they were forced to suspend, and requested an extension of sixiy days. They were what are termed bull ope- rators, and their heaviest liabilities were in Pittsburg and Fort Wayne railroad, which, after the announcement of the failure, fell to 110—a decline of 33 per cent. since last Monday. Another young honse of the regular ‘éxctinwge board gave way, and several active members of the public board were unable io respond to their contracts. ‘he Times, referring to the panic, remarks; The liberal’ subscriptions for the Government ten<forties, ar ents for duties: a: the custom-house, the and the rapid contraction of the volume of cir- cndating-notes by the banks, ali tended to ins crease the stringency in the money marketand the panic in stocks and mereuen dite, At the various sessions of the stock boards, @3 well as in the open streets, stocks were thrown on the marke: unreservedly, and prices were aes pressed—hghtly on Government secapiti: most fearfully, on nearly the entire Aca? of “fancies.” Principals were mercilessly sacri- ficed by their brokers, margins wi, ont, cons tracts repudiated, abusive epithets lustily inter= changed, and some lively, pugilistic peer inanlgnd J in, mnch to the entertainment of interested and patriotic spectators we slaughter of the innocents.” At the oluse ot the day’s festivities lame ducks were & drag in the market, and the erstwhile much povied stock gamblers could flad none s0 poor a8 todo them reverence. y have sowed the wind and have reaped the whirlwind. The Journal of Commerce says: «The stock market hada most tremendous pressure brought to bear upon ity and the fall was tremendous. One of the largest operators in Fort Wayne, Messrs> Morse & 000 On that sing! Friday, and failed on Monday.” The Evening Post has the following: “The market is recovering. Governments are strong and active,and ailarge number of orders.to buy have been received to-day from the country. Railroad stocks are generally better. Hudeon River, Reading, Michigan Cepia) and Wabash being the strongest on the ist. The Express concludes its latest money ar- shen thus: he stringency in money has sensibly abaied, and the pantie isovet for the ‘present. There were rs wren’ few loans disturbed to-day, although lenders exact large margins. Greenbadks are more plenty, and some banks have also paid out five per cent notes with two months’ interest. Gold is decidedly firmer this afternoon, and basranged from 167348169, closing at 168 4ai65 ¢ at 3: + +e in the stock market continued to improve as the day wore along, and public confidence in railway shares is being rapidly restored.” ** LOcaL NEWS. Mrs. Dorovan’s Hgn.—Mrs. Mary Dono- yan went to the office of Justice Boswell aud complained that a chicken iad been stolen from her—said chicken being a fine-looking white hen, well known for its egg-laying qualities— as she believed by one Mrs. Haney. The Jus- tice regarding the charge as friyolous, refased totakée cognizance of the matter; but she ap- pealed to him with sucheatnestness that to get rid of the subject the Justice issned the follow - ing. wprrnady expecting that that would be the ast O} District of Columbia, Washington County, wit: Whereas it appears to me, F. A. Boswell, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said county, by the information aud oath of Nancy Donovan, that the following goods, to wit : pid white chicken, have within one day last pas, by some person or persoiis unknown, feloniously stolen, taken and carried away oat of the possession of said Nancy Donovan, ia the county aforesaid, and that the said Nancy Denoyan hath probable cause to suspéct and doth suspect that the said goods and chattels are concealed in the possession of Mrs. Haney, in the said county: These are therefore, in :he name of the United States, to authorize and require you withnecessary aud proper assist ance to“enter, in the day time, into the said premises and there diligently search tor the said goods, and if the same, or any part thereof, shall be found upon such search, that you bring the goods so found, and also the body of the said Mrs. Haney, before me or some other Justice of the Peace of the count: i peli age of and dealt with aw. Given under my hand and seal this Isth day of April, in the year of our Lord 1861. [Signed] . A. Boswe tt, J. P. (v. 8.3 Lino any qualified offieef of the Metropolitan ‘olice. Having procured this document, Mrs. Dono+ van meeting with officer Maxwell, placea the ‘warrant in his hands and accompanied him to ‘the house of Mrs. Haney, where, after a pretty thorough search, asmall batch of white feathers was discovered in a box or barrel, and Mrs, Donovan identified them as those once belong ‘ing to her white hen, and the officer thereupon gathered them up and marched triumphantly | back to the station-house, with Mrs: Haney in bis company, where he indorsed his return oa the warrant, ‘Search made and feathers found.” Mrs, Haney strenuously denied that the feathers ever were on the back of Mrs. Donovan’s white hen, and the latter appealed to the justice to allow her to swear to them; but the Justice refusing she turned and p' ed into him, charging that he was a prejudiced, one-sided judge; and the ‘case was ended by the justica Unreatening to lock her up for contempt, when she leit the presence. DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.—The deaths of the foHowing soldiers haye been reported at ¢! | office of Capt. Moore, Assistant ({nartermas kets No. 134 F street, between 20th and 2i streets: William H. Dick, Co. L. 2d Penna. artillery Chartes H Croweil, Co. L, ist D. ©. cavair' Benjamin Hamilton, 1st D. C. cavalry; Hiram Zurnett, Co. C, isth Penna, cavalry; Warren Carpenter, Co. D, 10th N. ¥. cavalry; Lewis Hartzell, Co. M. 6th N. J. cavalry; Orison Shufelt, Co. I, 76th N. Y. volunteers; Joseph Taibolt, Co. L, 22d N. ¥.Cavairy; Cecil Catlin, Co. F, Sth N.Y. artilery: Charles Roberkin is: Battalion V. R. C.; Edward Smith, Co. I, 16. N. Y. cavalry;George Harrington, Co. H. N. Y. Mounted Rifles; George Carey. Mich gan, coreirysi Thomas McOne, 24 artilery; Jacob Boore, as E, 2d Pa. caw anys Daniel H. Oliphant, Co. I,97th N. Y¥: A. Harding, 2d Maine ies! George K. Ri Co. D, 15th N. J.: John P- Newkirk, 12th N. Scott’s 900;” Wm. Engieha: George Hassman, V, R. C.; Wm. Young, Co. F, tst N. Y. artillery; georse P. Tell, 4th N. J. battery;. Michael jurke, 4:2 N. J. battery; George Carman, 2ith N. | alry; Jehile Ayey, Co. ©, 109th N. Andrew King, Co. A, Sth Ill. cavalry: JI. Moore, E, 2ith Mass.; Charles Heald, ist Maine cavalry. .——— ORPHANS’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yester day, the will of the late G. C. Grammer, be- queathing three thousand dollars to his sister, Mrs.*Annie Dunkinson, and the residue of the estate to his sisters, Matilda G. and Alice W. Grammer, and brother, Julius E. Grammer, and nominating W. B. Todd for executor, was filed for probate. The first and final account of Moses Kelly, administrator w. a. of W. W. Russell; ticst and final account of Mrs. M. V. Goddard, guardian to the orphans of Daniel C. Goddard deceased; first general and fourteenth account ot Henry. Weaver, guardian to the orphan of Horatio Barnes, were approved and passed. Thomas Burke was appointed guardian of the orphans of Patrickgleason; Virginia B. Baldwin, to the pemiees of of H. Olay Baldwin, ard Thomas Hutton to the orphan of Isaac G. Hutton, late of Fairfax county, Va. Letters of administration were granted :o ‘Wm. Crown, on the estate of Henry Gutridge. ——>——_ MakyY SULLIVAN.—This woman, the mother ot two interesting children, has been arrested very often during two years past for drunk- enness and disorderly conduct. Her children have saved her from the penalty of the law in nearly every case. Monday night she was again locked wu) in the Fourth Ward station, and Justice Giberson concluded that justice to her children demanded her committal to the work- house. Her presence with them while at large serves no good purpose, buf on the contrary, tends to degrade them, and is a great obstru>- tion to their chances of becoming useful mem- bers of society. The youngest child was wit! her when arrested, and yesterday was sen: with her to the workhouse for thirty days. The child is safe there. Eira cas Maticiovs Miscuizr.—John R. Fairfax, Madison Jackson, James Jordan ard William Parker, aged 12, 13, 16 and 18, were arrested by officers Boyle, Skinner and Canaher on the complaint of Mr. James E. Elinson that they had destroyed a large quantity of bricks m his brick-yard, and taken before Justice Boswell, when the two former ruled their cases for 2 henring, and the latter were fined $10 each. Mr. Eliason has suffered teed by, boy breaking up his bricks in his and es: mates that over $1,000 worth have been ce- stroyed within seyera) months past. Fae eden ok Tue Op Rac Dxzpors.—The police are beginning to enforce the law of the Cor ion, approved February 20th, 1364, prohibiting the storage of old rags or bones within two hundre. feet of any dwelling house other than tno dwelling of the person storing the rags or bones, under a penalty of five dollars for every day that the same shall be stored, patorplaced as aforesaid. Patrick Dannaber and John G. Gardiner were arrested by the Fourth Wart police. Mr, Damnaher never keeping the razs a day, was dismissed. Mr. Gardiner was Sued $5. Lt Sete ee Granp Larceyy.—On Monday Elizabeth Jobnson, 8 white woman, was &! officer Crown for stealing a watch ored man named Edward Grigs! ed from the evidence that G: house in Prather'’s alley, where witha ee ec aeee aeadine oe = ted. iaid the oes stole his watch wi! Tale Be oe Justice Giberson sent pie court.