Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL-NEWS. benefit, and will appear (and | ir Hourcicault’s comedy of “Old Heads an Young Hearts.” This was the opening per- bas been thought well to repeat it. 3 CanTEREURY,.—A good bill is offered at th maux,” and the ballet divertisement entitled “Flowers of Scotiand.” The entire court of beauty appear. To-morow 2fternoon another matinee will be given for ladies and chijdren. Tue HutTouisox FAMILY givé their lastten cert for the season this evening, at Wiliards’ Hall. Their programme is comprised of = of bome, humor, pathos, Mego and friend- whip. Little Dennett wil) of course contribute his share to the entertaiumeat. No one should | fail to see and hear this interesting troupe. Vanteties.—Miss Nella Richings has firmly established ber claims to public tavor hy her ewee vouslism. Mlle Lizette, whe is an old favorite here, also ap) in_a@ variety of favorite danc Fred. May, the Irish yocatist, and Grorge C. Dobson, the banjuist, also appears prominently in the bill. RSet Orruans’ Court.—Yesterda morning, Mr . C. Barney reece before Judge Purcell. and through . Davidge made = ee to give bonds as guardian to his children. Mr. Davidge stated that the Circuit Court had de- cided st common laW adverse to.the decree of the Orphans’ Court, and meved that he be al- lowed to qualify. » Judge Purcell asked where the children were, and said that they should have been prought into court. Mr. R.S. Star, and stated that from the reading of it the ublic Would be under the impressjon that ha d abandoned the chancery case. He recited the proceedings of Saturday, stating that the Circuit Court had declined to give him an op- portunity to be heard, but had issued an order that the mandate of the court be-sent to the ‘Orphans’ Ceurt, and he was certain if they ‘would not suspend their action until Monday, that but little favor would be shown him on the day designate He read the certificateof the Clerk of the Court of the filing the bill in chan- cery, which asks that the said S. C. Barney be adjudged unfit to actas ‘dian of his ¢ dren, and quoted Justice Story and others to show that on a bill being filed in chancery the one had aright to interfere until the question wes decided. Since the proceedings in the Uir- cuit Court, Mr, Barney bad taken possession of the children, and yesterday afternoon carried them to Baltimore, beyond the jurisd: tion of the court, and in contempt of both cou and he asked that before Mr. B. was permitted to bond, an ordér be issued that the children be brought into court. F.P. Stanton tollowed Mr. Cox, reviewing the decision of the Circuit Court, and conten: ed that action im the case should be suspendec un‘il the courts could be reorganized. Mr. B had shown his contempt for the court whiie the case was pending, by taking the children from the guardian appointed by the court, ind now comes in to be appointed to the guardian- ship. Under the circumstances the prayer should be refused, or the case postponed until the childreu be brought before the court. Mr. Davidge said that this was an age of ‘Wonders, and the arguments advanced were extraordinary. He asked if he could, by filing @ bill im_chancery, deprive a man of his chil ren! The children, he contended, did not be- come wards in chancery until the order of the court was ed. He then reviewed the case, and contended that Mr. Barney was the rizht- fal custodian of his children. He contended that. the Sage now before the court was ‘whether Mr. Barney would be allowed to give bond, not asthe guardian, for he was already the natural guardian of his children, but to accord with usage. Judge Purcell reserved his decision. ant Sass PortcE REPORTS.—Second Precinct.—David ‘Wright and Robert Lindzey, driving on pave- ment; fined $:.59 each. Therd Precinct—John Magraw, disorderly: $3.44. Mathias Hayes, Solomon Ford, do.; $3.62 each. H. Willisms, do.; dismissed. John Mid- dictor, do.; $5.91. Geo. McClellan, do.; work- house. Jas. Jackson, C. Curroi, larceny; jail. Fourth Precinct—John Smith, disorderly; $2. Thos. Fuller, driving on pavement; $2.50. Jno. Offutt, grand larceny: jail) Barney McGuire, i unk and disorderly; $i—workhouse. Henry Beall, tegitive from theremin tg in Fred- ¢. Jail to await a requisition. Sizth /¥ecinct—Sam'l Shreeve, P. A. Striker, T.G. Ward, R. L. Riddic, E. bea: h, violating game law; $1 each. W. J. Douglas, drunk; Mary Barrett, selling liguor without license; J. S. Williams, throw- ing stones: A. B Grant, disorderly; dismissed. Emma McCarthy, Ellen Hall, disorderly; $1 each. John H. Fowler, vio! ng city ordi- mance; Ss cents. J.H.Schlosher, huckster, no license: do. Remier, grand larceny; jail for eourt. T. R. Rice, crupk; #2. Thos. E. Bowman; disorder- dy; $i. Jas. ‘wer, drunk, costs, 55 cents. Tenth Precinct—Juo. Moran, assault and bat- tery; dismissed—for being drunk; turned to the military. DESCENT ON THE “DxvIL’s.-Ow twelve o'clock Wednesday night, Milstead and Officers Slater and Matly made adescent on the house it “Frogtown, motiey crew gathered in one of the rooims; playing curds, drinking, singing and sleeping together on the floor, a number of smali ebildren being among them, and their mothers in part composing the party. All the grow ereons in the house at the time—Fra. eaver, Fanny Lyons, Margaret Burk, Ellen | O'Neil, Mary Davis, Rose Gardner, George Smith, Jury Lynch, Tho Garrity, Frank Magee, Jolin Moorhead, Pat Kelly and Jacob Sassaman—were taken in charge and escorted to the eastern lock up, where they were kept until yesterday morning, when Justice Fergu- @on disposed of their casex, ordering most of the quen, who are all soldiers, to be turned over tu the military, and fining and sentencing some Of the women to the work house. ange AN UNFoRTUNATE May.—On Wednesda Bighta man named Samue! Artz was arreste on suspicion of having stolen ashawl. When @rrested he was in a stupified condition. Yes terday morning he was taken before Justice Ferguson, at the Fourth Ward station, when he appeared to be sensible. He says that he is @ discharged soldier of the 2d Mxrylaud regi. Ment, discharged becaus: of tntiammation of the brain. He has heen stopping at the home Provided for discharged svidtiers on New York venue, near Thirteenth street. He got out on ‘Wednesday and got to drinking, and thinks he Zhust have teen crazy, as he remembers nothing. he Justice coirtided with hiro, as he had rown away his hat and shoes. The case jas dismissed, but the poor fellow had to leave ¢ station-house barefoot upon the frosty pay nt; ASseverer penalty than & month in prison (oes Sse. Bueanine ovr or tux Lock —Wednes- ¥ pighi, Mary Vogie was arrested by the “Pith Ward police, and put in a cetl at the 2a-tern ivex.up, aud the Sixth Ward men put the same building a “soldier pamed Henry ‘Hoiden a lodger. In the course of the night, ary persuaded the scidier to let her ont, “which he did by picking the lock with the bayonet, And the two went ont to- Goor being easily unbolted. lt be ng very cold, however, they returned M® Fearance when some of the efficers were pre- , and *hey weie both putin cells. Yester 4 morning, toc woman was dismissed, and ethe eeidier turned over tq the military. > -On Wednesday night, Wm. Langiey was at Ivrrorer §: newsboy pam OW b's eating-house, avin“ & watch that had stoppe |, asked a eol- red man to winditup. A») oung man named Wim. Clark wes present, and took it upon t nepicion that = bot lrag stolen Re Oy ras too sharp to lose his chyna Tad ¢ ark arres nm upon cha) : “Y+-t rday mor fter 4 hearing, the expla- ation of Clark being received and the boy no An us to prosecute, the case was dismissed. _——»— ruary last, was called for a hearing, to+ Ulark. Finnegan failed sug to the tenure of his recognition or 2700 was made returnable + «vt of the Criminal Court. of the facts was published in the Star a ered that Mr. Fullajo arm was broken. elborn: aries Fe cticut, BYR wine ime inary he the citizen who shot and killed Tomstock, Company A, First Con “, 1s now ip the Government jail, pre bis trial by & aillitary cour Grovke's THeaTSR.—The seven siar come- dian, headed by Laura Keene, to-night take 3 | e the last apo Seventh and Twelfth streets, across. the formance on‘Iast Monday ‘tight, and it was received Withesneh evident satistaction that it © TesoTt this evening. «The Arab Lay.” by Julia i Mortimer and Kate Pennoyer, will be repeated. Also, the rurz! pantomime “Mons. Dechaia- { Joxe referred to an article in the | child en became wards in chancery, and no | W. Miller, Join Roover, Wm, | W. B. Donaldson, Jno. Mace, Jno. j Ea | corner of First street west and B street south, | Known as the “Devil's Own,” and found a | ‘bout sn heur, but happened to make theirap- | Center Market, and | IL FOR Court — Yestetday morn- ease of the United States Fino ‘aulting and uetor Thomas Fuliaiove, on the ap- A state- je time of the offence. and it will be remem- ——.—__ Witt BE CoukT-MarriaLep.—Mr. Isaac on the Wasnington turnpike, + f ¥ outs sons S. Cla ke | ¥ tyro ASHINGTON Mr. re | Se ae Bieter txkes his second benefit. He deserves | inthe ¢ the law sestion, obn- 2 bumper, and a3 one of the finest bills of the | tains the follOWing appropriations for objects essen is he will-no doubt receive it. | within this Diewict: The bill is, “Our American Cousin,” “Speed | Fer the continuation of the work on the new the Plough,” and the “Hypocrite,” in all of | dome of the Capitol, for continuing the which Mr Clarke sustains;of course, the prom. | work on the Ospitol e: St ,000; for an- dnent part. Ahce. Gray, ¥o deantiful and so ni Shp tena Ito! oa tea un cane ; pears ag « Meann ec 4 ; aia in «Our | Gspitol “and ‘Presidents te _the "public | offices, and Penusylvania avenue, Bridge and Ligh streets, in m, Four-and-a-half, mall, | 262,000;" for the @rection of two farnaces under | the rotunda of the Capitol, two under the old H ofthe House, and two under the Supreme Court mom, 85,500; for the support, care and medical treatment of forty transient i some proper medical institution of t Ye selected by the Commissioner of Pav! Buildings, $6,000; for hire of carts on the publi grounds, $¥,0u0; purchase and repair g: | used on same, $200; for purchase of trees and | tree-boxes, whitewashing tree-boxes aud fences, | 4nd repairing payements in troat’of the public | grounds, #3,(00; for annual repairs of the Pres- | iden(s House and furniture, improvement of } the grounds, purchase of plants for garden, | &c. $6,000; for fuel, in part, for President's | House, $2,400; for repairsof the Potomac, Navy- wb vania avenue, $6,000; for fayette nare, $2,000; for the’ grounds south of the Presi- dent's Honse, $2,000; for repairs of Water pipes, for cleaning out the sewer traps on Pennsylvania avenue, $300; for cagual re- pairs of all the furnaces. under the Capitol, #50; for continuing the repairs of Delaware | &yenue, north of the Capitol, $1,v0u; for re- moving fence, &c.,on First street, near the | botanic garden, $1,200; for making improve- ments proyidec for m the 13th section of the city charter, é&c., €5,000; for improvement of B street south, from Sixth to Seventh street west; aine avenue, from the canal to Sixth street west, and Fonr-and-a-half street, (eastside,) from Missouri to Maine avenue, all bordering on the public grounds, $6,910; for repairs and Tebuilding the fence around Smithsonian grounds. #24; for the support, &c., of the government hospital for the insane, in the Aggregate 267,500: (this appropriation embraces the support, clothing aud medical treatment of the patients; the purchasy of books, stationary, &c.; the finishing, furnishing, heating and light- ing of additional accommodations in the east } Wing; the extension of workshop and machinery iherefor, and the continuation of the wall en- closing the grounds of the hospital;] for pre- serving collections ot the exploring and sur- veying expeditions, $1,000; for th= botanic garden, $3,300, and pay of horticuiturist and. | assistants in same, $5,191 50; for Columbia Institution for Deaf and Dumb andthe Blind, cxregate, $8,120; for the Patent Office, grounds around them and around the executive | tavis | >. hu: are of i tered by pares gushing’ Accoss = Eatintore Tp 7 stage from Wash aan = ou: { i i Baxarir oF Tax SuERwood Fauity.—it will be seen by advertisemont in anothor column that the celebrated She: Family take thetr farewell Ct fe Benefit at the Amphitheatre Alatenitne tennipnt | Benewt a ec Am: eatre. oxandria, “nh ie | There is but tow dhetebseris'thes prefessise sere so 2uch spies. talent is by The graceful tidmg.on Madame Virginie Sherwood, Mi ing scenes of equitation, and a truly wonderful leaping, tui exercizes, in nan oy, any, ‘harles: Shi renowned tapersorntion set > BueeiSee te aT Tenow; rsonation ™ Pece’ ina?” (0: | which he is the ortginal)is admitted to be the most } comic seqremintation af the Drunkard) and so pro- od, a those celebrated and co: nt judgar, jacide and Owen, who termed | neune m pote: Burton, THR have the: Liston af the Avena.?) Besides. Mr, 8. is.wisia! and sevoranty known ané ‘for his gentle- Manly depertment, and we have-nd doubt that iu Alexandria, as elsewhere, who, though sorry to-part with him will not forge: to testify their approval of hia moits, a 4 thei presence this even’ the occasion of their benefit. To THs BEXEVOLENT oF ERY 8u07.—Thé He- | brew Quagtegation uf the city of Washington. S in the year 1852. ventares toa; ity for aid. ited nt the grastest Nation of the Globe, whose Constitution and laws secure freedom of copacience and religtous liberty to all. hav. earnestly desired fo provide for themsélves a id- ing in which they could. in their own way. efter. the iuanner of their fathora, humbly an vyoutly worship Ged; yet the smaliness of 1) er (there are omy ti members in 3 $d oh ington and the District) put it wh, out of wer to firstly this oe Seow ¥ erwood's worli- Yard and upper bridges, and the roads appar- | | Tenant thereto, repair of the house occupied by the bridge-keeper, near the Navy-Yard, and for the erection of @ wing wall to pro- | tect the same, 61,585; for repatre of Pennsyi- tke time bas come at last when, ag should at least attem pt its grati 2 acéordirgly entered into a cun' pur- chars of a church ediice conveniently located in the oy of Washington; but unable ihemeelves to raise t ¢ fal amount of purchase mo from their tlender meank, cheerfully contribu several theusand dollars of the purchase, money; snd 20w, With great confidence that their appeal will pot be it_yain, earnently and imploringly ask of the be- névolent of ity to gid them im raising the ad ditional am enable them to pay we of the said purchase. Committees will be appointed to walton the be bevelen} citizens Isaac Bexzuena, President, ApoLru ADLER, Kec. Sec’y. 3. H. Hamanin, EMsNURL GUTMAN, , Trustees. Moses SB1GBL, ract for the Wasntngtex, D.C. s Mayor's OF ., This object is a laudable one, wl itself toall T rties engaged in the undertak- ibg are residents of this city, personally well known to me, ned are gentlemen of character. mar 3-1w Rienarp WALLaon, Mayor. & expenses of receiving, arranging | and taking care of copyright books, charts and | Other copyright matter, preparing illustrations, &c., for the report, finishing saloon in uorta Wing, and furnishing the same with suitable eases and accommodutions for models, &c, ra- | pairing and painting the saloon in the old por- | tion of the building, and providing Gases, &e | for models—in the uggregat», $1,800; for t | continuation of the Treasury Building $250,txi for lighting Maryland avenue and Sixth strect, $15,044; for the eulverton New Jersey avenue, $500;tor four laborers to be employed in tne Ollice of the Commissioner of the Public Building: $2,400; for a new roof for Congressional Libres $3,500; to supply a deficiency in furnistin rooms for the Quartermaster General’s Offic $6,641; for the pay of two addilio: Court of Claim. and tor bailiffs for said court, $1,215; for reconstruciing bridges seross the canal and for market-house in Georgetown, $13,000; and tor arrearages of pay to the Capitol poli he . A SA Tue Newsnoys’' Home—Last eveking, a meeting of those favorable to a home for news- boys was held at 437 H street, which was quite numerously attended, Prof. Henry in the chair and Mr. A. M. Gangewer acting as secre A copy of the joint resolution passed by Con- gress, authorizing the nse of a portion of the vacant public ground in Judiciary or Armory Square to Prof. Joseph Henry, Henry Beard and J: W. Forney, as trustees, for the erection thereon of asuitable building fora home for the destitate newsboys, was read. A constitution was adopied, and the follow | ; { 1 Judges ing officers were elected :—President, Mrs. Julia | Weed; Vice President, Mrs. Henry Wilson: Treasurer, Mrs. D. W. Bliss; Secretary, Miss Mary A. Henry; Board of Managers, Mrs. A. M. Gangewer, Mrs. S. Hooper, Mrs. Uenry D. Cooke, Mrs. Rosanna McLane, Miss M. L. Ripley, Miss Alice Hooper, Miss Z. C. Robbins, | | Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. M. ©. Hart; Ad- | yisory Committee, A. M. Gangewer, James R. | Hood and S. J. Bowen, Esq. The following were appointed the building committee, to actin conjunction with the tras- Hi $-es:—Dr. Bliss, Henry Beard, Esq., A. M. Gangewer, Miss Alice Hooper, Mrs. Dr. Bliss and Mrs. A, M. Gangewer. Resolutions of thanks were passed to Jay Cooke & Co. for the muniticent gift of $250, and to Mr. Sinn and the Canterbury company tor the benefit given on Wednesday, which realized | quite a handsome sum. Ss To BE PuNIsHED.— Last Saturday, two per- sons entered the provision store of E. W. Dim- ick, Thirteenth street, between Pennsylvania | avenue and E street, and demanded possession | of bis store upon the allegation that he was in- | debted to some person, not named, to the | @imount of $16. Dimick remonstrated, and | asked who they were, and by what authority | they acted. One of them gave his name as Jas. W. Jones, representing himself as a Govern- ment detective under Col. Baker, and exhibit- a badge of office, Mr. Dimick gave up the | keys under protest. He then applied to a law yer for advice, and an affidavit of the fac was made before Justice Johnson, and 4 ented to Col. Bake Jas. W. Jones” w | cognized as detective Dugan, and his com- panion, As aman named Dall, both of whom | Were arrested yesterday,and had a hearing de- fore Col. Baker last night. Phe proof was | clearly against the accused parties: and Gol. | Kaker, in his usual plain, straight-forward H manner, disayowed the act, and told the ac- | | cused that bis officers were designed to protect | | Government property, not to interfere in cases of civil law, and it was his intentign that they should not prostitute the office to serve the | private purposes of individuals. He would | make an example df the criminals in this case, to serve as & warning to all officers under him | for the future j 1 { i i | | | { | | j —>—___ | Weppinc at Grack Cavrcn.—An inter- | } esting wedding took place at Grace Church (island) last night, attracting a very large | Budience. The happy couple were Miss El canor ©. Thomas and Mr. Clinton H. Emerson; | with Miss Laura V. Thomas and Mr. Harry | | Whiting as bridesmaid and groomsman. The | bride was tastefully dressed in white silk trimmed with lace, and with adornments. of beautiful natural flowers, and together with ! the bridesmaid, also dressed ir white, looked i charmingly. The two sisters occupy a front | | Yank amongst the Island belles in that banner-«i | ward tor pretty women, hence much of the'in terest of the ovcasion. The beautiful murriage service of the Epis- copal Church was impressively pronounced | by Key. Mr, Holmead, recwr of Gr: Church; | andatfterthe ceremony atthe church, athrenged { reception took place at the residence of the | bride’s father on south G street, where the | wedded couple were made much of by the | friends. | The city has undoubtedly many desirat: young men, but as the “Island” is so parti Ularly famed for its pretty women, it is not surprising that (asiv "hie cue) they shouid ‘Wander in that direction im quesi of wives. > O.S. Fow.en.- Remember that the Profe sor has only one more day to stay te Washin, ton, and this is the amtuation, and adv | tion, self-improvem: | Of children, &¢., fr hing he-with, ave ‘inge, management om vad+r bia hands, at the | National Hotel. Tis ts the isst chance to “know } thyself.” from the aluest and ablest: phrenalog- } cal practitioner. Saturday is the last day, and Monday be leaves for Baliimore. > ERS O¥ Wake-Captain Todd yester- iited the following rebel soldiers to Pxison | day com: the Old Cap tol, they baying been sent to the city frem «ae Army of the Potomac: First } | Lieutenant Charies E Robinson, 9th Virginia cavalry. privates C. F. William: b Vi -B. Smith, ib V Charles E. Heflin, Cooper's rv; Jara W. James, lith Virginiacavairy, L. J. Uol- barr, do, do. j aa Liat rrom Gunmany.—Hon. J. M. En. | muncs, President of the Michigan Reli-f As- sociation, HAs received atetter from Hon. W. W. Murphy, Con-ul-General United States at Fronktort-on-the Main, stating that 9,000 Ibs of lint and bandages have been coliected by and forwarded to the Michigan Association, ES Td Tne ALExaxpRIA JaiL.—Lieut. Parkerson, of the One Hundred and Fifty-third New York, has been placed in charge of the Alexan- dria jail, recantiy taken possession of by the military authorities. —_—o— evy and Screfulous Kruptions wil! cover the sof those brave ces woo arg fighting th-ir ‘ehettles Night air, bad tod, aba trenoh- ip tains iil meke ead havec with the strongest, therefore ivf every mas supply biuself with Ho Ointment, it is a certain cure fer every fsk-c times Cnly m ote. par pot nb 4| . Sev bodi | box. | iy. | these | Price S18 ri j street and Pa, avenve, Washington, and Henry | himeelf and indy in a jarge number of towns, | TrsTIMONIANS -= We call attention to the follow- ing testimoniais ; Freprrice, Mp., Reb, 17, 1883. Iam under the treatment of -D: Indian Herb Doctor, an! am very fast under his skilfull treatment, and recom. | mend him to the public, Respectfully, T. GRTAENDANNAR, From the Hon. Judge Smith, of Fréderick City, Mi PREDERICK Fev: 18th, 1583 Ihave been under the treat: of Dr. Tuinh « fe me time. When 3 first applied Yo kim hi d precisely my complaints and feeMngs with- cut asking ine sny questions whatever, and Tam mending 1B health under his treatment, nad recom- inend him to the public. — Respectfully, Geosar Surra. The public are invited to call and s#ethe miracn uxeffects which Dr. Tambiety’s medicines have upon my paralized system, B, T. Paur Rocky Creek, Frederick Co. ‘the Doctor will be acain, to practiss bis ion in a few days, and may be consulted at ce,No. {1 Washington Building, Pa ave., corner Seventh street. mar 2 iw A CovcH, Cop, on 4§ LeniraTED Tuxoat, if allowed to progress, results m serious Primonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable, Brown's Broxcutar Trocnges b dirertly the affected parte and give almost t relief, In Browonitts, AstHMA, and Ca TAPRE they are beneficial, The good efeets resuit- ing from the use ef the Troches, and their extended use, has caused thom to be counterfeited, Ba sure to gnard against worthless imitations. Osta ouly the senwine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy hy a teat of many yanrs, | Pennie Sreanere and SingwRs should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them. 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Cuturon, oy Naw Yorn, | aud } Orusn Ewinent CagMista, Produces any shade frem rich metlew brown to glossy black in ten minutes, and contains no ingrte- dient that is injurious to the hair. Marefectured by J. Caistaboro, 6 Astor House, New York, Suld everywhere, and applied by all liair Dressers. Price, $1, $1.8, and $3 per box, according to size . Cristaporo’s Hair Rastorative Isinvaluable with his Dye, as itimparts the utmost Softnens, the most besutiful glossand great vitality i to the ksir, | Price cents, $1,and § Ver bottle, according to | size. fe 19-eolm | | me Dx. Dupoxt’s Bu, Pills are the very best tn use. and efertively, and being sugar-coated create no Ra’ fem Upon the most delicate stomach, A trial of g bex. Bold by 8. O. Ford, eorner itth Cook, Alexandria Jasly Warraxtep To Ovra ix six Davs. —Dr. Qoatrey’s Antidote, an Knglish Specitte of sixty-fiv: standin: change Wash ars? No Sold i, Will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. of diet required Price $1 per botti C. Ford, cerner lith street aud Pa. ington, and Henry Gook, Alexandria. > BUNIONS, CiUB AND INVERTED NaILs ts, Ghilblains, and other disorders o d witheut pain b “ i ape performed ina few min utea, and the reiief ix so instantaneous that the pa- lent cam always Walk immediately without incon- venience, Dr eminent clergymen, statemmen, others of the highest rexpeetabili seen by caliiag at his office, 42 av., batwaan ef fe 21-tf 4 4 bth ses., Washington, D.C, = ATTESTION, Boldiers and others. Batuaritan’s Gift is your only hope. Cures any casa of private compiainiain from two te four days. If you would merchants and ty. which can bo %. m | be saved from long suffering and apesdy death don’t fail to avail yourselves of this remady. he | Bamaeritea’s Keot and Herb Juices is the only effec ua: remady for asres and diseasas which have been treated with mercary. Take of this purifying remedy and be permacze: tly cored. advertise- ment im anotaer column, ja 5-tf DIED, Oe the Sth instant, of typhoid fever, TERESE SHASKSPEABE, in the 7th year of her age. ‘Tbe tunerat witl take place to morrow evening. | @t3 e’clook, frors the reridence of h strect. between 13!; and hth ate. er mother, on © | GTHERS.—Phe under ignad is prepare? to far | uieh—tres® from the ceuntry every day—pure CKEAM, MILK, BUTTES and EGGs, all fr-ah £b0 bce, aud @ te lowest cash prices. ! Teppectfulty, tolicits public patronag | G4 Depot, cornar Ninth st and | der iru’s drug xtore, | © 4 tw* JOSEPH LYON, Agent, ‘ ATTENTION. Lablgs! | Crostxe FALE-THE'La-T TWO DAYS! "ME 8. COL LE, at M'me Guill Pa evepur off aven ie, un- rs her npi n LIN ond ILLUSION Waits, BRENGH © x SEES acd HOOP SKIRT: POINT, VALE (iF NNE sod THREAD LACE BETS, CULLARKS. BAKBSES. VEILS, EDGING, etc. Goll taken at TA per cert sremium, inar 3 2t* ~—TEAMEB FOB BALE, x —— The well-known tug-boat *‘ WASP. ton | double epgines iron sheathed double | pianked, in best condition having ren thorocghly overhauled in New! York, a4 now lying at the foot of 1355 bo sold ats bargein, Apply to EMIL’ DU BVO Pe avenue. Waeningtn, mar3 iw 12 CENTS. r PERK POUND FoR SUGAKWKCURKED HAM, T ADAMBON'R, 806 Ninth Brrest, te 41m" Next to Porry's Dry Goods Biore, has mado-hosts of friends, | Tesidue | | hve lot holders in said | containip | will be he! | Hall, G arch d_ Female Reguiating | They operate speedily | ilis will prove their superiority over allothers. | Dr. White, Surgeon | White has scores of certificatesfrom | NOTICE. | OTEL KEEPERS, FAMILLES, AND He west | store, 59% Eieventh street. near *OR SALE AND RENT. x | AUCTION SALES. —_—_. | TABLY - FORREN: with two | By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aasi: ‘J | lomeers. Sell for penta die Waheed | UBLIC-SRLE-OF PRamE’ BUILDING AT 3 Avction.~The Frame Huildiag on K atriet, ROV ¥.URM OF Rear Wash- | west of sth street, Known as the West Oheeter : tale . situated Bl one meer sosp removed from the ground im-nedi- “64 wood he sold in lots. = Terms cash. - 2G willbe AN PF. OLARK= war 6 GREEN & WILLIAMB Aucts. ‘y ARGE, ASANT..FRONT .AND B By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers din: suitable 1 faishiiee and single gent OOD THREE STORY open IOUSK AND with Poard, bad at 475 D st. north. Lor at Avcriox On WEDNESDAY, tue Lith ad st is one of the mest oehalt sell, in fromt of the promincss at > Beseent and healthy im the city The house lies | o'eli m., part of Lot No. 1, im Square No. io sell the modern improvemen‘s, &5¢ and cold water | ° improvements which are s good ef in the rcoms. Terms moderate. gah 6 3t* story — Hou ateining eleven coure: = a . PIX- y srranged room: 5 | RES, and small BTOCk of Store.amouat. | prtrecks te the Pee een ore Of zIth and businessstend. The lot is 33 feet saad for o Clota- | p'terme: One-half cat ialarce ie wr and ‘ereirs rticulara atthe “general Agency Office, street Borth, near Penn. vs ty fi ta of th FT yith furniture for sale. e i] N. H. MILL&R. 1 au re ; Moutes tetet above. {mh 6 tf ‘OR SALE —A nearly new COUNTER SHOW gay Enqui-e at LANSBURGH & B: | 375 Seventh at. 7 mar 5- H Fo RENT—A STORE and BASKMENT, furmer { ly occupied as Suldiers’ Free Library; it is wei! adapted ror an c fice. it has gas also, Inquire 407 Sth st., opposite Judicjery Square. mar 5-3t* F URNISHED bent spermine sc pak CHA BERS, with Board, can be had at No. afi st.. between G and H ‘Also, 8 Boarders. sts. ‘ - QEYERAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT — + * Pleasant summer location, on the corner of 224 —_ = Pa. ave, entranee on 224 st No, 155. mar 5 3t™ BiSVRRAM cent ceast aa wo , doinga and Totacco and Refreshment: Saloon trade. above ia situated near the Me: ‘Gronnd rent very tow. Apply ner Mth treet and P, merS-3* © sor- B. PF. MITCHELL ‘pp Tarte HOUSER. AND LOT ON 12TH af KRIVATE BALE. A nice three-ste DWELLING HOUSE. with baok buildings, chotes frait trees/and fin rden y 1a bargain cpptient ai Jai ‘£0! = 5 me McGUIRE GO. Auctioncers, sa Se Pa mar 4-6t {Rep} TOR RENT-A NEWS POT AND CIGAR t BD STAND ora placa Taitetle for an office. For opposite Willards’, mar 3 3i* R SALE—In Mexandrif. * Bret class ladies” yn tainin, rooms, | Wel furpished For further particulars, address | ON B,,” Alexandria, Vn. FB ws i CUSES, &c., FOR | Hoa: BUILDINGS, on lith strest, next to r F street south * on Meine strest, 4h, one street, between 5th and 6th TS, for sale and lense,‘ different parts of the city. = For partied- Agent, corner of Penna, avenue and Mth street. fe 8 iw* particnlars inerire at 467), Fourteenth street, (0) | Foigktomve R. containi , ke. SALE.—Two three etory | the co: sland. @ne on Ninth street, pear L, One Also, a number of vacant LO’ Also. four finely improved FAR’ » inquire of TAR PWaAUID > Roa! Estate CHANCE TO INVEST <The subscriber has ® number of omnes See: eaie, Tse ing in value from 360) to $6, offering a ehance to in- Mipenier tt MT. DRUR: F URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, s! 450 12th street, sast side, between Gand H recis, neatly furnished and’ very comfortable | 8¥D ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirabie | in the city, Every attention ——— | ing them, No children in the house, .~ ja2t ~OUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE oR EX- , CHANGE FOR A CITY HOUSE —The place | containg 63: acres. situated on 7th street road 1y | miles fre he Ceiiter Market in s orfectly health: and desirable locality. »The dweliing sud tenant’ house are commedious and good, and the place offer the highest inducements for market gardening, there being over 2.00 feet of glass houses and fram. iz good order and a never failing supply of pure | soft water with force pum ps and pipes laid to both | «arden¥, The grounds a «abundantly stocked wilh cLoice fenits and shrubbery and everything in readiness for nursery operations. For terms apply Sheen CHAS, G. PAGE, U. 8. Patent Office. ie Di-iw. a EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—For sale, Lots 13? 19,2), Square 1&8, on north M. —— 16th and Wth streete ; and Lot 16, Bquare 183, 17th street be tween Mand L Ye 26 eonw W. L. WALL & ©). WALL & ALUABLE FARM ROR SALE.—The under. | signed will sell a valuable FARM, situated upon the Turnpike road, leading from Washington te Bladensburg, bsp a caepieg the residence of John C. Rives, Kaq adjeinin, e farm of Aiau Dodge. . rm contsins 13) to Lav acres of tand, the ere: ter part of which is in a good state of improvement, and is eculiarly ted to the cultivation of fruit. garden vegetables. Phere is a new and tastefully constructed Dwelling House, pleasantly situated upon the place, and also several ot the Ange bullcing ites ie the Detter ‘here aré fourishing youn, and sh or- | chards, together with a moat choice coll mn of months; the purchaser ‘to’ Peynrents, besri feom . A deed given and a deed of trust taiten, Title indis} @REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ~————— By 3,0 IRE & 00., Auctionsers. ABE! 1 Ae the day of _ sc Enlarge Lore, OM be TEENT! TRE: 7 BLie COCTION,. DNEBSDAY ar » March lith, ety -9 clock_at the Auction Rooms, we will sell ie Lots -fo suit, Lote Zl, 23,25, amd. 24, and of Lot >, in square 28, fronting fogether feet 6 ipeh or lith st. *between north T ard U sta. These tots are weil situated with the grade,and have peve 16 laid in front ome street with a passenger ad in full tiem, Ut reserve, ofcrs a, fue opportusty 20 in subdivieien of teware OS" tis Tencing elegans rudnin Terms: One 2 F etreets worth, with interest, — mar2d JC. MCGUIRE & GO., Ancts, ips ¢ ed in 3. D. @., 1 hall oell March’ 6t Me@ni 3: 2 Opportunity fo: ‘Terms: @ne-half essh; rentainder in mith interest, secured by a deed of (rust on abe MNES [Rep] JO. MeGUFAB & CO. Avcti: his WALL & CO., Auctioneers, _VIBT iF A DEED ‘RU! . BY Pints of ,che8 or Eater onan moe in Lil a Ye. Ni Leis 15, &e., ceabat, The Teh any of ara at three 5, in Davidson's subdivision of Square No. 267. =f ‘The abeve lots fronton the northside of M st. ted within two squares of nad aoe road. The title will be made my fe, Terms: Ome-fourth cash ; alnnde “ie * and 12 months, with interest from day of salgjaecured by a deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing at the ofthe prvierer. If the terms are net com: with f days, ‘e the property will he resold cost ofthe pur- | 12 montha, wi chaner. Gale will Sake plane o the premipes, tion of thé T: . rr le conveyances at 6-eok ds nb WALL & WO. notis sa: A SC RERSTER, Trane Sy W. L., WALL & 00., Auctioneers. = aD i << 4 < M.S FURST CLASS THREE-STORY BRICK ry PRIZ —ia A DWELLIEG OS 137TH Stuer, NkAR G, aT Avc- M yirtue of twe a of me Tiox —On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, isth Inst.,at4 | the United Stetes in and for the o'clock , we wiliseil. in front of the premises, orig- | bis, I will sell wtpudlic aaie, Gr cash, inal Let 35. Square 252, on the west side ef 13th st., | 5 e ‘ty occupied by Jobo between G and H, fear @ st., im cved front three-story and Englis' dweliing, containing ic Ebasement brick eo Pennsylvania oT ree: tet 13 good rooms, with every ftrects, on FRIDAY, the ween . of 1963. at 1] 0'clock wm. the f opvenionce of gis, water, &c., &c., and chattels, taken aa prize tothe U sited rane by back wer: : om wy po heat aa | Fores of ‘Whiskey. a . This house is pearly new, bei only 4 years old, ery and is in a very Geni:pbie neighborhood. heatiy oo: Lot Shee Thread, po ite the Isth stree’ ptist Church. Lot Shot, Terms: One-third eash: balance in 6 and 12 Lot Tea. months, bearing interest and secured Lot Dry’ Goods, Ya deedcf truet on th miner Lot Flannel! (Birts. fmars ge WoL, WALL & ©0., Auctas, Let Bhows, : — Lot Trunks, By W. L, WALL & CO., Auctioner Zboxes | gag (}RAME DWELLING ON SEVENTH STREET aed nine) aT AvoTioy.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER- Lot Soap, WARD 5 LAMON NOON, 11th inst,.at So'clock, wo wil sell. in froat.| fe 27 dvd U.& Mirsbal, D.0 of the premises, the no fo square | wrTHE AROVR?SALE I8 UNAYO 435. on the west side of Seventh, betwarn D and IDABLY . R postponed until SATURDAY NEXT. che 7th jast.. Fable ee nereved by a goed. BrimaDwabling. | Dt ieor end geass wane we LAMON, Terns: One half casb; balance in six vod twelve maré U.S. Merstat BU. months, bearing interest, secured by deed of trast By J.C. McGUIRE & OO. & ORCS promise. os wate ‘ JAL CABLE IMPROVED PLOPERRY NEAR BY W.L WALL & ©O., Auctioneors, A: NOON, Mare . ta UILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND AP AUG. | °.lock, on the premises. we abali soli ub Pin ti0x.On THURSDAY. AFTERNOON he | (ST8re 26. fronting 24 feet 6 inches cm Pepun; ivania 12th inet!, at 5 o'clock, we will sell in frout of the oan Sk, qoesthee wrk hs i remixes. Lots $4 and 39, in Jones’ subdivision of | provements copeisting of ® three-story Brick quare 545 fronting 25 feet each on south M street, between Sd and 4}, streets. Terms : One-balf cash; balance in 6and 12 months, jouse. with back bu ¥ Title perfect, and sate without reserve, ‘erms cash, ‘on eurre: Desrinesaerenty secured by deed of trust on the mar4-d [Ke J. 0. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. rem le a ~ — mars W. L, WALL & CO.. Aucts, rok xn CCC By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, = Dic iragie 8 i lptenef erste pment By GREEN & WIULIAMS, a H ‘ORS! ARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HAR- mara ator 1ox.—On TUESDAY MORNING eee Bess STAND, BUILDING ee &c , a7 Avorions.—Will be sold on aT March 4, at oo Sd inst, at 19-o'clock, at the sity horse market, on | Stu strcet, near the canal. at every succeeding | Qiotofeld Lumber uesday, The ng Saturday. low Window Bash and Frames, Terms tau, JOHN STAr ORD: Salesman. Carpenters) Tools. two Painter's Cripples, N. 3B. We respectfully invite the-attention of Plasterers’ lair, tana’ Belen tresses, drovers, 'y Stable Keepers and others having | Iron Roller Da: two Carts, ay ee dispose of will find it to their interest ory Tempering “ and see us. “marti” GRMEN & WILLIAMS, Auéts, | giogt pian RITA ee Dom Ame aed fret store = ~ TT cash. ARSHAL’S 84 LE.—In virtue of a writ 0: fierf REER LAMB, Ancts Mi iiiss. by onder of Ocurt, inmed trons ae | = A clerk's office of the circuit courto; the District of Py W_L. WALL & CO. Columbia. for the eount; MPROYV y of Wash: ED PKOPERTY i and to rig oy pears, cherries, apricots. &¢.; inveed the place is celebrated as one of the finest fruit growing farms j in the vicinity of Washington. TI: will be solden- | tile, or if desirable, it will be divided, We are anxious to sell in order to the settiing the business | ‘f the ertate of eur late father Apply | dersigned. F. Kk Vv fe 11 Im* J. WwW, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. IONEER’S BALL. Wasninctom, March Sth, 1353. Mr. E. W. COBURN wishes the public to know | tbat he isnohumbug He made thearrange | ments for the Odd Fellows* Hall to be opeeet on the 4th of March, aud was disappoin It Lcan gota hall on the J2th of March, I' will tell the public whe humbugged me, mars-2t™ BOARDING. OARDING—A pleasant KOOM, nicely furnished, B' with good RORRD be obtained at No. 563 Twelfth street, at the seuthwest corner of the fmithsonian Grounds, att SE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. OFFICE OAK HILL CEMETERY COMPA- it NY, Geoxrcatows, D.C.. March 2, 1333.— iu pursuance of a requisition in writing, signea by i Cemetery, at dof the re- quirements of the charter of the said company in tuch case provided, notice is hereby given thats weeting of the bolders of iota in said Cemetery inivg three hundred equare feet and u id at the office of the ar fase nic eorgetown, on THUMSDAY, the 1th of Is63 at4 o'clock p.m.,fer the purpose of de- | bg whether any of the existing lawns witn- enclesure of said Cemetery shall be laid of rs} i ursai lote for sale. HENRY KING, Sec. INO W_LUMSBON, ND GENERAL COMMISSION ORWARBING SR GaSe 91 aNp 103 Wareér Staesr, Gerraciowa, D- C.. Attends to the ealo of Produce, Bidur, Grain, and Merchandise ersiiy ; Procures Freight, Char | ters Vessel a, Ke. b | Business transacte | always with promptness and | dispatch. __ Tar 4-tt ] ESSELS OF }-IGHT DRAUGHT, suita>! Vailers, CHARTERED at low rates Svutierssvppiied with Produce upon reas Bu | nese = bis a eedNO gH; LUMEDON Forwai and Gen Commission March i mafeit Ss and 103 Water «°.. GeorZetowa. | me: 2iacflas be tat BAD rt nomi F252 WHABF FOR BENT. S3eat.RP PRoPosats will be received at this office { | H i | | re i for } i fi :util Friday, bh 13th, for the renting of the Fie Whar ot this town for one year, Bhould the 3! hs Zarpy Tenlizg the sans ONY ADDISON, Mayor. Mayor's fice, Georgetown, D. G:, Fob, 21, 1853. mar 3-413 ‘OR SALE— { FE 60 BABRELA TAR. | aapty to80 BARRELS RosIN. | naste” ‘SL. KIDWELL, Georgetown, D.O. EN PEAS (Petite Pois;) Cepes, im oil pers, (Nonpareil;) Frepch Pickles; Mon Imperiale; Bpanish and French Olives; An- ea; Btraspéure Meste ast received _tardiw KING & BURCABLL, { A NRW OROP MALAGA GRAPES. j et Gu | te i ck Corner 15th st. and Vermont av. FRESH Lot of the above just reesived st the | 3ig and well Kaown noure of 4M. BININGRE © 90., 227 Penn. avenue. near de® ER. ANCHOVIES, WEE OLL, - CAPERS, Etc. a? NAGLE’, 29 Penory' | (CATAWaaA WINES AND ot. ; NARDIN | as Ivania avenuc, BRANDIES, of American growth and manufacture, a NAGLE’'S fe 2e9 Pennsylvania avenue. j | | Herta x ek Tata ay COKDIAL GIN, at NAGLE’S, 289 Pennsylvania avenue. 8A POUND, warranted an / excellent ariicla, Sold at ADAMSON’S, 506 j Ninth st one ‘door from Perry's Dry Good Store. ie u SPRING STYLES or HATS AND CAPS! Just opened yn STINEMETZ’S, 2236 Penn.avenue, fo 8-1w ketwoon 2th and 18th streets. WwW DECOR4TED TIN 101LBT SETS. gr jt received ther lot of those Bangs Way beseratee and dopanmed ZEN FOLLET ‘8, which we will offer a OTHLER & 80% aw Ov W. BOTH ST@ iron ual, Dugyne OAnDe- dias 8 aaa me Cirected. I will on to public AvEsvs at Avotios —On W, > ip front of the court house door e! said county,on | TERNUON, 1ith inst. at 4 o'clock, i= MON DAY, the 9th day of March, 1863, at 120’slock | freni fee premises, 6, 3q) ™m., the following described pat to-wit -— ing 4 £S aonen. by. iz ton the wp wide Part o: Lots Nos. 76 ard 77, in Jobn Threkela's ad- | of Mery! avenue, detween ay and 6th 4 dition te Georgetown. in the Distric’ Col . | and improved by a nearly new first class the — Row inch ehtn the ere a gad te owe No. 493, a ae, ane bavite ail ‘eipni same street, a1 model point tant 41 Toot 6 inches: foom, the ‘southeast Terms: One bail cant; ance in aix and twelve sonar = Lame and a4 sts.. — ee the pe, goetins interest, and secured by deed of ime ru cast from co! oe mentioned ina de ; rout Henry Goldamith to mars 2 L. WALL & ©O., Ancta, to" ollege, Tunning ence ~ wardly with af street 39 fect einen nee south Bot eaN cr Ais, &, O0., Auctioncers. erly lei with Lingan, street 6 feet. the nee te py ean Ce ae Pee Nesttwerdly and parallel with 24 strect 29 feet 6 in- ~e Gf AL, oe wi Ftreet to the point of seginning. tgerher withall BAY APTERROON, March oth. at 46" ih ye sy So Py Ey I: ii of Joshua man, A j levi be ola to atta a No, 4 to May term, | Altzandtia, Virginis,consiating of over 6 a0 1863, in favor of Jane Bateman. mes Ol WARD B. LAMON Military Bcience., Biography. Natural and Politica: . _ fe 16-dte U. 8. Marshal B.0. Set ee W HIDES—HIDEs. . Philotophy, Geography, Speeches, Pamph- ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on » WEDNESDAY and URDAY, at I) o’clocka | Frexch, sh, Latin, Greek, Weick, Gorman m., atthe arfon street, Washington Dutch Dictionanmes, the Governmen on hand at the time e! | And other scarce and valuable Books, sale. ors. branch of. belies lx ttres and science, Terwe ash in Treasury notes, to be paid at the ons fon Coins, t x % im r 5 eA, ° [Ohron. Lt. Col. and ©. 8.0.8 — onary and Ante Revolutionary Newspe- = Curiositien, Paintings, and Engravings. PERSONAL. Will be on zhi sities & few Lanebnd 4 fale Catalogues do be had on app! Auction Rooms, fed N N E NOLAN, IF IN TILE CITY,CAN AVE hear tidings of the whereabouts 0’ her som, George H, Nolan, upon applying at the Soldiers’ W. L. WALL & CO., Amets, ARKSHAL’S BALE.—1 rt if of 2 virtue 0 print tee >, facias issuy d trom the Clerk’s Of Retr : mar 63t_ | cuit Court ef the District of Colts! fer the F THE GENTLEMEN THAT ENQUIRED AT / ovurty of Washin, md to me directed, I | Brady’eGallery yesterday morning for an Op- | expore to publics » for cash.at the {the erater, will callagain, I think he can be accom- | Court Houre door of said cou: yon , the medated, ~ wie, th day of March mext, 1863, nt 2200’ Mall 1 BRADY'S Gallery. | defendant's right, tithe. claim and intgros$ fe ant to = — ———e rt ef Lot No_3,im square No, 353, e City of MES, i METH, Olrirvoyant Washington, D’ ©, beginning 90 feet from the gets street, Come Hi, ~ southwest aes fquare, and runcing be eals disease magnetis ri ence due north inches; thenee east - sees and dcsriToon year jeceased friends; ‘themee 3 fect thence = sees your living husbands, wives. imenen; ee south 14 feck § ii s marr deorribes onnsi ly the lovers hes, tar $he Blase be “cenrately that persons marvel with surprise together the fm- Mre. 8. fortelis future events im busimess, mar- | provements Be Ls Cap Yd riages, reads character, Hours from 9 a. 8 | proj rty of George Harteman, and will be solé oe p.m. ‘Sitting $1. be . Sytinty Jodieinie 0, B, to SECKET DISEASES. pa R.H. E. FORBEST Cures all Diseases of Im- prudence, no matter how lomg contracted.or will OV rence T QUABTE! Teceive no bs ie Fears’ exps- fence in aliiticy ScRMat ak Betebe and wae. Taute to cure any. of the above diseaces. Ofice | PURLIG SAL FOF COND hours, 12to 4and 6 to We, Private rooms for con- | MUL URSDaAY sultations with se m, ‘0 permed oe gold ca pabiey eooe ton, » t is 2 ashi i a Ein | ect Mules wnat for ce bin i IMPOSITION Bale to commence at 10 8. m. Mapawm nose, Dostronsaoa A sgt re wt a. Per Ren ra? BRL Ss Baia Sremape Ee 00. marriages, brings together those § . McGUIR: Cures alt ‘i 5 . D. Le No, 4353 W , r PTORy 64 the Patent e only ‘that can NEAR THE “ae % 5 | a l'Xeness ef future husband. or absent, friend Lith at ¢ © reality. Ladies 90 cents: gentlemen $1, _{ 24-1m* fronting on F and G smpects STROLOGY .—Has arrived ia Washington, the A MADAME cast, sud Delaware nzonue,the w! iuro'® desirable Buising Lote of B POCTRnss 4¥D ASTROLOGIST. ‘ermpe: @ne-third oacky the rewaigder in 6 and She isa seventh aghter, at bore with spate i2mosiths, with integest, Secured baa soed of trast 1 gift, wes 8 re “9 . tn ay r ‘Moretta, of Venice. 8! ae et a Lo ‘para’ *, y ke of your absent ron oF : perdi Ter faire addental Barer it dicen Sate Se Abbe Volvaws I strect; between th wna sth stg, 1 the only thiee- rtbelonging to the library of Gen. story brick house in thesqu@re. Name<n tne Es LW ry ‘auets Eadies Sifts. ras gentlemen not admitted. The 2... a ey eris A who possesses the true esience By C. MeGUIRE & GO. Austiongers of Astrology. fe? im Exp ch toms sa. or Sou KES ABD Lots Sees Se Beancs. DAY, the Tit day of March, tas al palf-past 4 This ominent Physisian contiuues bis muccessfal | fork ot ibe Auction Resmsotdas ©. MoGuire treatment of Conswagtion, avd, from discoveries od bei ny ia the cit Washington. viz: wine, mace by him during an extemsive practies of over | Tt, a if @ DK an Teeatalvinion of tots lend 40 os, ae owe wpe a Ca 3 = 2, in Square No. TRO Saving trled'alt a steaia ferached-opyrevmiten, | LOure’t. Atand iin Qounre Nom sae be halos Mesias, povthonet scxpprar Part of Lot's, in Square No. la. as office, southeast corner of "Balti f Farette itimere 6 hae Notice OF REMOVAL UP SPALRS. The ladies snd publicare respectfully informed fn lots 3. 5. zs. eee oseigiubs Walt BTOKE, fa Lines to the estate of @ ini re i= eo same tinea, Diil ng. bere & fall amorkent ae es, Halt onan 38, in Severe @, are improved by 5 5 | &e., wil alveve ce hand Or made to order at the shortest oe proved. comprising ; : aioe die tertomer Bees. sabe, Prashon nateneer res ag et rs, iy 7 on Farina Gologus and Tollet Articles generally. Terms of sale are rth cash, to be Sat Sennt instalments of 6 iteed 15 en 242 Penn avenue, Up Stairs. | eaual ini eS, i k to mts, ired, ¥x- | S8tiefactorily endorsed. Deals given gee ee deeds’ of trust taken to-ecate the deferred pare TTK a reB!i | Ail cing to be paid bs the % Bote yoprent pal | a tit Exccatore Sonaree Tight to réecl at tam ik New York and Penosylvani 1) Fa? DO! © terms are oplied Butter in store sod arriving by eupress nt Res | within ten Gaye after the day of sale. at the mist York and TREASSMARENE E DOrROW, | oie ck a ft ise ss a, and of | mars.nnte HO 400 Benth oore (emt ee | on Ti aera day cf March, 0.) wt ba parce 7 jour o . Y NORTH —By Wa | ™* * OOLTMAN, | MP aateall cocreagnesegt of the Lenten Pe ipass Exeeu‘ors. | Times, De. Cas) FRANCK TAYLOB, fe 17 Stewie . C. McG UIRE & O0., Ancte.