Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1864, Page 1

(SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Panwa Avancs AgD 11TX StREEP, BY —_—»— Papers served without wrappers, by carriers, Wecents per week; in wrappers at the rate of $6 per year. To mail subscribers the price ts $5 per year; $3 for six months. Papers procured at the Star office counter, with or without wrappers, Two CENTS BACH. SP ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the office before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not uppear uctil the next day AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. By J O. MoGUIEB& CO. Dactionsers: SREAT BALE OF CHOLCE BUROPEAN OIL ('Furxrrscs—on PRIDAY and BATORDAY SVEEINGS, Fobruaty Hth and 7th, commencing at7 o’cico’, we will atour Auction Rooms, cor. 1th and D streat, a jerge and splendid collection of Oi) Paintings, which have been selected with ent care, apd om moat favorable oesasions, in Tan @ and Germery during the past year. import- e4 directly by Mr L.A Tolman, comerising ra'a- abie original Pictures by eminent artists. and fine ier of some of the most celebrated Pictures of he masters now in the different galleries of rope. Among the subjects may be feand Groaps and Figures life size, Historic objects, Conversa- tional pieces, Agricaltural and Street views, in different Burs Cities, Osttle pieses, Marine Views Game. \d Flow jeces, Landacapss &e_ with s grea’ of smi finidh. the whole formin, of The beet collections ever offe ey is cit The attention of the lovers of good Pictures, ts resyectiniiy invited to this sale. z The Pictures will to open to the public from Monday 2id inst., until day of sale. fend’ 3.0. MeGUIRE & CO,, Auets, By WM.L. WALL & OO., Auc*ioneors. SALE OF A FINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOT aT Pusiic AvCTION —By virtue of the order and decree of the Orphans’ Uoart of the District of Ooiumpia, pasced on the I2th day of December, A. D. 1963, daly confirmed by the Supreme Court ef the Dictriet of Columbia, in Chancery sitting, I thai offer for eale, on WEDNESDAY, the a4 day of March next, at 40’clock p.m,,in frent of the remises, al: the right. title, interest, and estate of eorgy V. Bing and Bila King, infant children of ‘ey Matiida King, ceceased, of, in and to all that cer- tain piece or’ parcel of ground situate, lying, and being in the city of Waskingtoa in tae,District of Coinmbis, acd known and described $s follows: Being part of Let numbered four, (4) in Square pumbered three hundred and sstenty-saven, (377) commencing ‘or the same at the southwest coruer of said lot, on # street north; thence running north one bh -ndred@ind fifty sice (159) feet to the rear alley; thence east twenty four (24) feet; and then ‘e routh one hundrad and &f:y nine (153) feet; and thence west twenty-four (2) to the place of be- innin © Tris property ia Jocated on E street, between Nopth and Tenth streets west, in tha vary hoart of | theeity it is a Deavtifui buildiug lot, and the neighborhocd is hesithy and agreabie Terme of sale: One haif cash; the residue in two alments of three and six months, secured ¢8 of the purchaser, satisfactorily en dorseg. spd bearing interest f-om day of vals Title deed to be retained until the wholg of the purchase oney is pa mgbenis are VENABLE, Guardian. a7-At th nd we shall offer for Bale sil th terest and title of the widow sad adcit heirs of the late Geo. W. Venable, deceased, of. in and to the property above deserided,on tae seme terms fen-Staw&ds W. LL. WALL & O90 . Aucta, UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Wak DEPARTMENT, Cavatny Boarav, Office of Chief Quartermaster = Washington, D.C. Beb 19, 1354 Will de sold at puriic suction. t> tre hig-st bid- der. at the pieces aad dates namad below, viz : At Mifflin Penrg.. 80 Horres Friday, 4th March At Williamsport, venns., 30 Ho-ses, Taesday, 8tb Merch ie. Altoona, Penna , 30 Horses, Friday, iith arch. At New ®runswick, N.J., 90) Horses, Tuesday, lta Merch. At Bastion, Penna., 300 Horses, Friday, 18th Mer ae ere, N. J., 300 Horses, Tuesday, 224 arch. | a Lebanon, Penms., X0 Horses, Friday, 25th » ht Wilkesbarre, Penra.,°0) Ho-ss, Tuesday, 20th arch. e Horses have been ccndemned es unfit for the Cavalry rervice of the United States Army. Fo: road and farm purposes many good bargsias may be hal. is Ho rea will be sold singly. | Be’ = at iO. m. andcontinue daily till so] ms cash, in United #tater Treasury Notes . JAMES A EXIN, feo st Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bure: Acemor S4LE OF CONDEMNED STOCK, Cavairy Bureau Chte” Quartermaster’s 0, Wa on, B.C. Reb: 3.13 Will be sold at pub ic suction nigh } der, at tb ot of Cuvilry Buresd, Giasd e 18th day of Fed AY, th 2sth day of Fobraaty; ant Sd day ef Mereb, 184 alan, 60 Steck at Basterc Bre tel Washington, D C., on SATURDAY, the dey of February! 1364. There ho ser have tesa condemned ca unfit for the Crveiry Service of the Univ d Stater Army, For rond and farm purpoegs many goo1 bargains may be Dad. Eo: ses will be sold singly. Terms cazh in Unit d States Treasury notes. Bales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. JAMES A ERIN, fels-td Chief Quartermaste-, Cavairy Bareau Cor- in OSEPE KEYNOLDS & CO PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM. FITTERS. No. 600 Nintu Street, near avenue, Have just received, and will constantly keep on hand, the largest and beat assortment in the of Chandelers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables, G'ase Globes, mica and other Shades, and all art: sles in this line. from the best establishments iu New York, Philadelphia, &c., which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. : arhit) RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire-Board ores. ‘We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in ure anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotela, Restaurants, &c., are invited tu call. We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM fittings romptly and cheap, as also everything in the LUMBING line in the most satisfactory manuer. Cali ard see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water Closets, Wash-stands, Bosins, &c.,&e., at No.500 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, the largest establichment in the city. fe 2-eolm anise O ited Hall, With st oi Pa ahs few ‘doors from the Avenue. Pupils can join bis ite oe oh a Ball-room Dances, with privacy and ne Bewatifal Boeptry Bzercise for lad acd yOUbE persons, 18 prevention cor- rection of round shoulders, the uglinessof » and such distressing afflictions Ar’ ‘weak chert ant ‘The Indian Olub Exercise for gentlemen. Olesseo now form’ iF call early. otleme please re aera of terms may be of Mr, Geodall, at his Lessons on the Viclin and Violoncello, Je 26-Im* IABIES! DIABIBS! FOR 18641 FOR 1864! ‘76 Vanintins! 75 Vanistizs! 75 Vaniatiss! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES} Wee Weegee it Waienale and PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHIL? & SOLOMONS! METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 Puss. Avenxus, Between Niath and Tenth Streets, SF Bert to the ARMY PRBS OF POSTAGE, =} DIABIESB FOR 1864! éem-tf 7 00D! woop! 2 BA IN FOUR PIECES 44ND SPLIT FOR ONB DOLLAR PER CORD N. GO. MokNRW Union Fire Wood Mili, Gorner Fevecth street ané Canal. IOKURY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD ¢. H’Shitsse,s 2B,.07 N.0.MoKNEW* -e Corner Beventa street and Cansi, OAL COAL! COAL ALL BIN 0B, ON HAN Oo” “nb von thie BY MORNE U: Fire Wi Corner Seventh ctrestae Sanit verto Cae to eall aod examine zens eal etam! stock of GaSand WATER FINTURES Traine dent that we have the best selected stook in vali W ov intrusted Gare will be Regmotly itonded tor one mars if MYERS & MOGHAN, 3'/6 D strest. NALYTICAL DIGEST OF United Staton, trom the ooumenctrmentot end of the sith Tress, 1863. 'd States tothe “PRANOK TAYIOR, BUFFALO TONG URS, Ha ved from nicely cared Sng & SORCHULL, sorner \8th et |, ATTENTION Fst and Vermont ' sv ve, XXIU. PERSONAL. tes ERSONAL,—I hereby notify SAMUEL D, [OK to and claim his interest in the etal Ghussnt eandacted heretofore by us as Ttoers, within five days from this notice, or for- eit his interest therein, 3B Oleh Fenth atteot, ‘ Washington, D.0. M®, L. BMITH—AN EXOBLLENT OLAIB- voyant gn¢ Test Medium, 580 I street, de- scribes and commupicates with spirit frieads, sees living friends at a distance, telis their character, jets Dames, examines diseases perfectly, m: izes, reads the future. Hours ym 10 a.m. ill § p.m,” Sittings @1 fe 3 4w* LADIES, LOGK HELB—You can pow get any kind of Btitchi: ani Tacking as woll as Blain Sewing cone at the Ladies’ Stamp! 4 Depot, 381 F stoeet, opposite Patent Office, by a t clagn mcr om Weenies * eee Beene rs neatly ai prom, iy done. ms ler ir if you pirace W can now Pre aod mS ry with indelib!s mark:ng es well as initial stamping on Handkerchiefs. Pillow Gases, &c. Only in town for such work, de 2 tf MEDIOAL. Prnzove fuffering with #yphilis, Gonorrk Gleet, Seminal Weakness, or Private Diseases of any description, aheuid gal Jmmediately upon Female Diseases treated in the most scientific and successful manner The Doctor’s Diploma bangs in his office. Vis, ea, tied, oderate, A cure guarantied, Fees m ae 468 7th street, opposite ‘Post bi] m 2s der DENTISTRY. G ®t DISUOVEBY IN DENTISTRY. Feth Extracted without Pain with the Mubrite of ry ReMe. Iwould advise all yozsons having teoth to ex- tract to cali at Dr. LEWIE’S office, and them taken out by this new, and lees proce! Also ¢all and examine the Docter’s new and im an . proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth, If you Once see the great improvement in kis teeth you will bave them In no other sty'e than this new and valuableone. No. 242 Pa. srenue, betweer lith and 18th streets so 13 8. BR LEWIE. M. D.. Dentist. M., EETH. + LOOMIS, M. D., the Inventor and Patentse of the MINERAL PLaTE TEETH, at tends personaliy his offic: in this city. Many persons can wear these ¢, teeth who cannot wear others. and no person can wear others wio cannot weer these. Pertons calling at my offi «can be acoommotated with any style and priee of Taeth they may denira. but to those who are particular and wish the pures‘, cleanest. strongert. and most perfect denture that artcan produss. the MINERAL PLATE will be more fully warranted Booms in this city—No, 238 Penpsylvanis avenue betweon Sth and 1€th etreets. Also, 207 Arch st, Philadel ph! ‘4-ly “TRAVELERS’ DIRECTOR Y. SALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, On and after Wednesday January 2th, 164, daily trains will be ron betweeg Washington and New York, and Washington and the W- st as follows: PORPHILADELPHIA,NEV YORK and BOSTOK Leave Washingtoo at 7 and 1.45 A and 5 and 7.30 P.M., except Sunday. On Sunday, at 7.36 P.M. only. FOR BALTIMORE, Leave Washington at and 3,4 25,5and7 On Sunday.at7 A.M. a 7 P.M. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave Washington at 6.9) and 7 A. M, and7.30 P.M. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at7.30 P. M ecly, FUR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Leave Faltimere at 4.50. 7.10, 645 and 9.40 A / ape 1.20, 5.15, and 8.5) P.M except Sunday, On Bunday, 9.40 4. Mand 3.2 P.M, POR ‘ANNAPOLIS. Leave Wasnington at 6.2) A.M. and 425 P, M. Leave Baltimore at 7.19 AM 15 P.M. Trains leaving Washington at 7A M. aad 130 P. M., go through te sew York withoat change of cars. Sleepiug Car on 7 30 P.M. traio *The firatand fourth trains from Washington snd third and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop at all way points. Yor further information, tickets of every kind &c..apply to George S. Keoutz, agent at Wash {ngton Btation, or at the Vicket Giies. Ww SMITH, Master of frausp’t’a. LB, General Ticket Agent. ja 20-tf Ohron ee ce es PAPERHANGINGS, &e. APERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. J.L KIDWELL wovid re+psctfully inform his friends and the public generaily that be bas now on band a wel’ seected assortment of WALL PA- PERS acd WINDOW #BADES snitablef sr parlors, balis. dining ro. ms. LS BOARD PRINTR. TA8SELB, &c.. ali of which he is prepared to reli at the lowest cash pri city or country by exp-ri notice. Remember the place—No. 367 D street, cear 9th street, in Franklin Hall Building i829 Im workmen at short PEOPLE's TELEGRAPH. NEW FIEST-OLASS LINES, DIREC? TO NEW YORE, BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA, AED ALL IMPORTANT POINTS, Wasbirgton cffices—511 9th atreet, (west side,) and corner Pa, ayenue and 6th street, under Na- tional Hotel. CHARLES B NOYES, feb. 2w Manager Wa-hington District. QtE4u DYEING AND OLOTH DRESSING BS- TABLISHMENT. The eubscribers take this opportunity to inform thi ally. cuss reer in: friends mg thi cy carry on the business in the most improved No. 44. east cide of Bour-and a-half street, 5 of Penntylvanis avenue. fe W-!m* DENHAM & LATTENBB. woon: woop: woopnb: KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD. On hand, a superior stock of all kinds ‘woop, Bawed and Split In any length or sise required, and sold at lowest possible rates. THOS. J. GALT, Office 282 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 11th and 12th Mill and Yard foot of Seventeenth street. fe 10-tf {Chronicle. li |B fatal STATES 6-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-30 TERASURY NOTES UNiTED STATES COUPONS OF 1841, ONITBD STATES OBRTIVICATES OF IN DEBTEDNESS. Gold, Bilver, Unourrent Money, Exchange onal war of Burope and the Nozthern Cities, BOUGHT ANDSOLD, . We are suthorised to furnish &-3) Bonds at par anti] the let of August next, when the priviledge of conversion ceases, : Orders for Btocka and Gol exechted in New Yor: exclusively on commission, BITTBNHOUSS, FANT & OO., ft Hankors. Penn. avenus, LOAKS, CLROULABS, AND BRAWLS. BLACK OLOTH BACKS at 26 do do from do ao from 25, FROSTED “BBA PLUSH, MILTOW and “BGARL of OLSAEY ae grag oTARD gat Hy ovecase sOnlored Gloakenen the ae Also on band, F PAPER GURTAINS. GORD ‘II papers bung in the AMUSEMENTS. CDD FELLOWS’ HALL. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEE, BVBRY AF- TERNOON AND BVENING, or une GRAND COMBINATION iets aioe ae isting of the unique ard smusi rform- snes of UOM FOUTS, his slater, Mibs MLIZ NESiELL, and OGL, SMALL, the three smailes epecitens of humani*y in the world awistad by the ORIGINAL OONTINENTAL VOOALISTS, the very beat Musica’ Compacy ever organized. Doors open at 2 and7 o’cioak p. m.; performance commences 83 § and 8 o'clock Acmission 25 cts ; rarerved stata *0 cts acoompsnied by their patents 15 cts. OPERA BEABON. FORD'S THEATER. FEBBUABY 29—MONDAY, MARCH 2—WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4—FRIDAY. MARCH 5—SATUBDAY MATINEE. Favuar. LA DAME BLANOHE. STRADELLA MERBY WIVES. BY THE GERMAN OPERA TROUPE From the New York Academy of Music, with all the Compazy Chorus Singers aid Orchestra com plete. 2 Bubseription tickets for raisat Metssrott’s, on Thursday. Feb. 28, for the four Operasonly. fv23 St WILLARDS’ HALL, EVEBY NIGHT THIB WEEE! MYSTRBIOUS DISPLAYS! INCOMPREHENSIBLE DEMONSTRATIONS! AND ETABTLING WONDERS! in pretcuce of the CELEBRATED DAVENPORT BROTHE38! Goand see the greatest wonger ever witnessed tines the days of the Apo:tles. Doors open at 7 o'clock, commencing at 734. Admission 50 cents. fe 23-5t* CANTERBURY HALL, j_children fs 24-4t* UEIC OANTERBURY.$ AND wee JOANtEnBuay § THEATER QUISIANA AYENUR. Rear of Nstions! and Metropolitan Hotels, Grozos Lea. ——.....——.........! Proprietor, TONIGHT The New Drama, entitled, HE ESCAPED CONVICT?! HS BSCAPED CONVIOTS! By the eplendid Dramatic Company, MIES a A BRENT. 1G. MARTINI CH RISKT EAGAN AND EDWAR T T ba BILLY WEST, BILLY OAVANAUGH, H.W. WILLIAMS “L. DONNELLY, . 8, CLAX J. RUSHTON, Co pa de Pallet of 20 LOVELY YOUNG LADIES ina bulof UNEXAMPLED BPLENDOR, marter to 7; performance ate Admission 25 and 50 cts PUPULAB FAMILY MATINEB EVERY SATURDAY AFTSRNOON, ec'cck. atcalf prices for ladies and children Doors open ata qzarter before 6 o’ciock, T+ » Ist afternoon ard night, cs LIMENTARY BENZBiT, Tothe Vusiness Monager fe 22 6t ME. O. H HES. VARIETIES! VARIETIES: Fromrina Fenn. AV=30R AnD NintH 87s, TO NiIGAT, MIf8 MAGGIE PRIEL AND THE STARK COMPANY, Two mammoth dill, ard ‘he great dramaof THE FRESCH SPY; OR, THE BTORM:ING OF ALGIERS, WEDNESDAY A¥TARNOON MATINER. FRENCH B5PY; OR, THE &TORMING OF ALGIERS. In preparation, mite A iota: new copyright imine, FEMALE FlORPOOKET oF > WASHINGTON, Cor Gambiers. a Feacted Fires Bheddy Contr ; forming » Drem: Fenorsma cf the inside end outside of tha high and low life in the Capitol Due rotice when it will be performed. Prices, & and % cents. Pivate Boxes, $5. METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL, Penn. avenue, above lth street. Mx. Hesze, M. Winiiaks. ese, & Government Clerk, the King of tha Detective. the Nobis- Offica Reakers ‘Beggar First appearance of the facous Comedian and Imitator, miletes wR PRRNANDO FLEURY, The favorite Jig Dancer. MIs@ FANNIE MAY, Also, the * ARCHARD PISTEERS, Miss Kittie Areberd in foenish Dances. Mies Lilly Archard in si) kinds of Dances. M Williams in his celebra‘ed Masure Daace. ra riety of 7 ade and Comic in. Pe atd Liquors the market affords. free Aémizsion fe 8-lw H. W, PITKIN A. B. PITKIN, 193 Market st., Phila. 481 Ninth st , Washington PITKIN & CO., (Bvcosssors TO Banwas & Oo.,) WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Dealers In Sutlers® Suppl ’ No, 481 NINTH STREBT, WASHINGTON, D,0., AND No, 25 KING BTREBT, ALEXANDRIA, Va. In consequence of the recent order of the War Department. requiring sutiers to load in Washing. ton, we have thought it advisable to open another houre for the accommodation of our friends, We take pleasure in announcing that we havé purchased the entire stock and good will ofthe houre of Barnes & Qo., 481 Ninth street, Wash- ington, and ean now offer the largest and best as- sortment of Butler’s Goods, in both cities. ~ One of the partners siding in Philadelphia, is all the timein the m xet for the purchase of Sup- plies; and as we buy tor cash, we fistter ourselves that we can sell prime goods as low as they can be bought anywhere. In view ofthe many frauds perpetrated on pur- chasers of Army Supplies. we have given persona} ard particular attention to the selection of our stock of Canned Fruita, Vegetables, Meats, Jellies. Milk, &c.,@ad confiden ommend them to e rthe very best quality. We also invite your special attention to our larg stock of Butter Cheese, Foreign and Domesti Fruits, Tobecco, Segara, Eutler’s Hardware and Notions. PITEIN & 00. Wasainctom, January 1864, Having disposed of our stock of merchandise to the firm of Mesare. Pitkin & Co., we take great pleasure in recommending them toour friends and customers, who have so generously patronized us We do so, with the knowledge that eur anccessors are fally competent and disposed, to”make it for tre interest.of all to continue the patronage to’ them which basbeem s0 liberally extended to us, js 23-1m BARNES & 00, oO BANS’ COURT, CoLumata, Wes: cate oF themeton County. to tort -—In th Bevjawin &. Mewselt. execa or of ;, Truly yours. Ws ton county Day. the Mth instant distribution of the per ten, gous ye ‘oronad, ite taetr Yom sil Senett Yo eld d a copy of this be Rs q WASHINGTON, D. C.., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1864. Introducing the Femate Pick pocket, a member of ic fe 22 .. Proprietor tage Manager Also Songs. a formanes to commence at 8 o’clock every eve- ing. The Bar {a atoekod with the choicest of ‘Wines b. 2d. 1834—Dtareior op* mena, id deceased, the execator aforeraid ret approtetion of the Orphans’ Gourt st _ = N®. 8,429, THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This sxcolient Family and News Journal, containing & greater variety of tteresting - Teading than can be found im any other, ja publishec on Friday morning. ' It invariably contains the “Washington News” that has made the daily Evamne | Sram circulate s0 generally throughout the- | country. “ | . TEmus. Cash, invariably in adeance. Single copy, per annum..........$1 50 Single copies, in wrappers, Fivz Oxzers, AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATER, Pe Avenue, nee ue “ the jiuent tr: rt ia sD WIN Boot, Who is now in the s.ond week brilliant jageme nts a) +4 Ubeater.) bas tuceeeded In oH aie reary sll of his previo masterly efforts. The evenirg’s performance will commence with Victor bugo’s Great Drama in three acta of RUY BLAS, Buy Blas, s Velet to Don Balustio. .Mr. Edw. Booth Dou telertio, Disgraced Minister of 8) To-morrow eveving Mr Booth great char: RU T ose ut f rector ; Giieitaat at Theater; Phila 1s ‘ed: EVENING, Feb. make oe a iniaeaselpenecsnstes cremia; ts LOCAL NEWS. JAL, NE Ormimat Covet, Judge Olin.*-Yesterday there was a large attendance in this gourt, the majority of the crowd being attrac! by the expectation that the prisoners b re con- yicted, but not sentenced, would jive the sentences of the court. At ten o'clock the court was opened, and the first batch of prisoners fan, numbering ten white men, one boy, two colored men, a colored woman, and a white girl, were of one of the most | brought intv court and placed in the prisoners’ played in this =: Judge O}in announced that in the case of Ber.jemin A. Jenkins, colored, convicted of gard larceny in stealiog a quantity of articles from the Kirkwood House, he wouid grant a new trial. In the case of C. Hoor, who was indicted for assault and battery, and who submittad his case, liberty was given for the defendant to withdraw the plea, and the case goes over to the next term. . Barron sn ‘appear in his o 8. John Lape young aobas about nineteen, Cares convicted of highway robbery, in connection Dress ana 55 Te Ditto Ha Lota: Orchestra | With two others who have already been sen- Okeirs, % cents: Family Circle. 2 cents. tenced, was sentenced to the Albany peniten- Seats neourec ring the day without extra | tiary for five years. charae. ape 17 oldisek -) Ontumaenen at8, Jerome certo convicted of an gerantt, and a S ~ recommended to mercy, was sentences pay nis ay be seonred during the day between the |, firo of five dollars and costs. Michael Markey, convicted ofan assault and WASHINGTON THEATER, WASHINGTON THEATER, WASHINGTON THEATER, BLEVENTH STE: LAURA KEENE’, ALL THRE STAR NEW YORK COMPANY, POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK. TWO NEW PIECES, COMEDY AND BUBLESQUS. First time hera, THI8 BVEN GLORIOF® BILL, WABSHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, The performacce will commence with Oherry’ beautifal comedy of the SCLDIER'S DAUGUTER, FOLDIER’S DAUGHTER, SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. Widow Cheerly... €@overncr Heartail. Frat} Beartall... . BMalf rt... .20.- esos Charles Wecdly Ferret Mrs, Maifert. After which, the Laughable B MAZBPPA, MAZBPPA, MAZEPPA, ” aapisted by - Mire backed By ‘“‘Lord Byron. Masere> by...... The cele brat-d bar By.. PeLEs. < The Castelan of Lauriassi, (a stern Fein. ) Count Premislas, (the last o! his Drolineki, ) - Rud ga.off | Deans Sticks, Clivess Pearl cf Potant Zemils, her tir pg Ma‘ Ladies ‘of the Cour Pearis—Madam:irelles— ‘ TARTARS 2 bder Kkan, Kirg of Tortary. Thamer(a regular deff Dav Kocker.) > Kacoe, bi Fegular Tartars }: ‘The Tortar Army by NEW SORNERY bY MIN NEW DRESSES THE PUBLI sre informed this will ba the of sceing this AND Dress Gir lo ard Parquet. Orchestra ai4 Balco’y Uhai Private Boxer............... Doorr oper at 7 veleek; to be Box fe 22 st = Ajax Jevkin Peters Steed (for which $1,100 ard» half jav-been offered a) Pain ae Metacora (net) Mr Hi. Forrest Miss Maris Byerett M & } Small Poles but by no \ Mr. Spencer Lilly, Violet. &c. The Polish Army by 10 Supers, &c. DEW PEO? ERTIES, NEW WARDROBE ONLY CHANCE BEAUTIFUL COMEDY FUNNY BURLESQUE, PRICFS (F ADMI3SION, open every dey from tv until 6 o'clock where seats wey he secured three days in advanco battery, was sentenced to pay a fine of $50, or sixty days in jail. John Walker was called. and a young man Stepped up and answered to the name, and re- ceived a sentence of thirty days in jail, for the crime of assault and battery. bat it was ascer- tained on inquiry that he had convicted of horse stealing under another name; the sen- tence was withheld until the apparent mys- tery could be explained. Richard Swartze, alias Frederick Swartze, a German, convicted of grand larceny in steal- ing & Watch, was cailed up for sentence, but it ‘was euspended for the present, Swartzs plead- ing his innocence, and asked that he be sent to the army toserye three years, he having al- ready served five years in the army. James Douglas, convicted of grand larceny of money—a young man who has hitherto borne & good character—was sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for one year; the iowest sentence that could be imposed, and the prisoner, in taking his seat, thanked the judge for his leni- ercy. W. OH. Jones, a colored boy, convicted of stealing a bracelet from Mrs. Gilman, was sentenced to the pententiary for one year. * In the case of Henry ©. Smith. convicted of stealing & horse, Mr. Adams for the prisoner moved & bew trial on the ground that the horse in question charged brionged toa private party ING, ~ Miss Laurs Keene .Mr. Dott a Mr Levick chin Wilnon Mr. Boyd | and not the United States as charged. The Mr. Hotto | motion was overuled, and Smith who is quite --+--Mrs. Tyrel | 4 fine looking man, ealied torsentence. He al- urlesque of leges that he was not guilty, that he had b2en rent for the horse by aman who hiredhim. He was sentenced to the Albany Penitentiary for Lwo yeurs. Jas. Murphy, a boy of about 18, feund guilty of menslavghier in killing Thomas Hill, was tebtenced to the Penitentiary for seven years. Judge Olin, in passing the sentence, remarked severely upcn the depravity exhibited by one +| coyourg. A person who would kill his fellow r Hotto | na could weil be-pared, and the proper pun- ishment weuid be impriscnment tor life. in the case ot Emannel Pollard, convicted of the murder of George Butler, the motion for a new vial e ed by Mr. Wharton for the pris- cmtr wis argued by Mr. Wharton and Mr. Carringion. Judge Olin succinctly reviewed Henry J. Byron and refuse: is race,) Ourtia Creuta Mr, Beoth Wa’ aveigh Leura Keone Misa Hott> nial Benedict A. Jenkins, convicted of grand lar- ceny in stealing a lot of spoons, table cloths, &c,in which case the terdict was set aside, Those, tunced to Un days tn jail. ..Mr Allen Cornelius Suliwell, convicted of stealing a sac Mt Bord | horse, was caltcd up, when ML. Adams, coan- Mr Peaner | Sel forthe prisoner, stated that he had, since Cl Mie, Bolby | Bis triad, discovered that he was deserter from ore Pipers! the 26:h Penrsylvania rep iment, and suggested that be be tured over to Oapt. Scheetz. Jndge SRD LEWIs,- Olin, however, Temsrked that he could take ere of him as wellas the military anthcrities. Suilwell told a lorg story “bout bis leaving the érmy alter the battle of Chancellors ville with slonel who, afier recovering of his joineU @ colured regiment. and of his failure to report to his regiment. He appealed to the Court ‘o suspend the sentence, but the jvdge thought it best thathe should be pun- ished: and he was se- tenced to three years in the penitentary. Wm. Anderson, 7th New York artiliery, con- Victed of stealing & Watch, was sentenced to ten Gays in jnil. fen. 8 fine lookingsailor.a paroled Priscner, Who was captured ou the Reliance jast July, convi ted of grand larceny in steal- ing a witch, was calied up for centence, protested histrmocence. The District Attor aid be bad scme doubts us to the prisoner's o .Meents 75 centa ri ‘ain at Boclocs. repeated peste’. THIS RVE Rrodnged bao pew A mente, aaa x) AND MRS. CHAS. M rt Te! 7 Other character: ERA NB G@BAND OP Naxt Ww, @ n ter Balcon ra, To Bide Ga leries--.. Swe FORD’S NEW THE’TER, TENTH Si REET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AV. IMMENEE SUCCERB F J. LESTER waacs® guEar PLAY OF On, THE RIFLE BALL, Received last night with the greatest enthusiasm by ® trilliant- and crowded audience. It will be ING, and elegant Scenery, Costumes, &e . ata cort of THOUSAND DOLLABS, and s powerful cast of characters, MIt8 ALICE GRAY, AND THE FAVORITES OF THE COMPANY, r Chas M. Wa! eentire WEEK, INCLUDING tra and Baleopy Ohsirs..... guili, and the judge ordered the case to be held over to the next term Eile Wayson, a white girl of abont sixteen years ctage, (whoappeared overwhelmed with eriet by her disgraceful position,) convicted of petit larceny in two cases, was sentenced to thirty days in each case. Judge Olin remarked that slihough she bad been convicted of of- fences, the puni-hmentof which is imprison- nent in the penitentiary, from what he had learned irom those who knew her, he was sat- is fied that she ought to be sent to the peniten- liary. ‘The second batcb, numbering twelve prison- ers, were brought over about 1 o'clock, and tcck their piacesin the prisoners’ dock, the two colored men, Emanuel Pollard and Peter Gcoden, and Jeremiah Hendricks, being among thenumbrr. Ja: iel Dickson, a soldier, convicted of grand larceny, in stealing two meerschaum pipes, Was granted a new trial, when he plead guilty embracing the WALOOT, JE., ‘cot, Ir aicot Jr Alice Gray ‘A Herne | Of petty larceny, and was sentenced to two Bishop | weeks in jail. g ict, Wm. Dorrington, convicted of stealing a Mr. B Phillips | prase instrument trem Martin Fojzi, was sen- Pe oe tenced to the Albany penitentiary for one year. company. =” | The Judge remarked that there was no other ccurse for him to pursue but to sentence; but risoner’s friends could petition for a pardon. orripgion belongs to Scott’s 9600, and plead > aD bard to be turned over to the regiment, prom- prin Chon eed oe cents ising never to trouble the courts hereafter. In the cage of Hesler King, convicted in one case of stealing cattle, the District Attorney entered a nolle pros. Jackson Tower, an orderly sergeant of the TO FILL THE QUOTA OF —° S552, 8452, BOUNTY FOR COLORED 8150, 5.6, BAB EB. : §.0, HYDR, . Recruits Wanted DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. BOUNTY FOR VETERANS, $225 ef which will be paid in advance. BOUNTY FOR NEW REORUITS, $225 of which will be paid in advance, Paid in advance, PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST ‘Will apply to any of the following BROBUITING OFFIOBRS: Bngine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventh and Minth streets, 17tb N. ¥., bailing from Brooklyn, convicted of stealing a watch, was called up for sentence, at the suggeetion of his counsel, Mr. Putney ; and in view of the recommendation of mercy by the jury, and his previous good conduct, stnt+ence was suspended and he was ordered to ke returnea to bis regiment. Wm.H Rrarsill, convicted of an assault, in firing in'o » house occupied by colored peopie, was called Up. and Judge Olin lectured Ri severely on the brutality and meanness of the act, concluding by sentencing him to jail for six months, he expressing hope that the severity of the sentence would deter parties from committing similar outrages. Joseyh Ostwell, convicted of grand larceny, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary one care, and a nolle pros. was entered in anoth- eT case. Henry Morton, convicted of arand larceny, ‘Was sentenced to one ped in the penitentiary Jchn Dorovan and Robert Bell, convicted of stealing a horse from Capt. O. Tiron, were called up, when the first named stated that he had served five years in the army, and pro- tested that he was innocent. Bell asserted also that br did not steal the horse. They were sentenced each to two years in the penitentiary. John Walker, convicted of an assault and battery, was eentenced to pay 3 fine of thirty dollars and costs, It turned ont that the other Walker, who had attempted to palm himself cf as this Walker, had been previonsly sen- tepced, apd through mistake, had been brought over spain. Ruchata Swartz, convicted of grand larceny, a genitenced to one year in the Albany peni- entiary. Mojiy Mason, convicted of keeping a bawdy house, was sentenced to pay a five of foar hundred gouees or imprisonment in jail for fonr months. . ‘ THE. DEATH, SENTENCES, t Ajl therisoners excepting these BEORUITS, j teneed, De; cue ofFnrnntie non Yom armna, | Stal tala oto as pee ET SR Sige H street, near Of Nineteenth end Pema | t1/,"'hs large crowd in attendance keeping rofound speuce, 0 pinks 3) yeas Japjase © 9,0. PAREER, i : fn a beck coum with colored pantatoons, and ; hiigh and Dandart eid reengin ; ¥ er ~ * | Sehith he careleesiy. twisted about his hamae, iad dives anateebe ne cnt ae say ofthecpeciar, .g@, ©. LANGLBY, Navy Yard Bridge, hss been ‘fe of the Boomed man 5 appointed Resruiting Officer, soto an But betrayed but I 1s a ‘ . ‘s, BBMBY A. SORBETS, edge Olin : ‘Captain and Provost ereasiab : py ihe gran ory ter Rg ‘ = the evidence and Genied the motion for anew | «ntered apleaof petit larceny and was sen- | Shanahan. After a patient trial you have been copwicted, and it only remains for me to pro- * nounce that sentence which the law has pre- scribed as the punishment of the crime of which yon have been pronounced guilty. Have you aught to say why the sentence of the law should not now be pronounced upon - out Hendricks, with a tolerably firm voice, re- pie thet on the occasion he was drunk, and new nothing of the murder till ne was told of ’ it the following morning. The tria: ed, was an unfsir one, and he alleged that seme of the witnesses perjured themselves. He commented pretty freely on the character of some of the witnesses; some of whom, he saic, would swear a man's life away for a drink ot whitky. He said that he had had a > good character, which was more than some of , his accusers could say. The Court —I regret to hear, Kendrick, from ae ee = sa Pesition you do, the” abuse which you have hea: upon Shanahan, , his wife, and that utile imag me a Prisoner.—It is nojhing but the truth, sir. The Conrt—!t would seem that you had brought czlamity enongh upon that little house. hold to restrain you from any exhibition of temper towards that family. I do not know in what respect you claim that you have not’ | had a fair trial. The jury was the jury of» your choice. Every man called or drawn on the jary, whom you or your counsel was dis. pesed nctto have onthe jury, was set aside. A patient examination was had ot all the wit- nesses, and the evidence appeared so clear, so entirely satisfactory, that there was no pos- sible escape from the conciusion at which the jury arrived. You say yourself that you were unconscious of what you were doing even- ing. How, then, can you impute any want of truthfulness to the facts ‘testified 18 by Mrs. Sbarahan and the little girl. Do not, I be- seech you, harbor that feeling any longer im your breast. Few murdersin the annals of crime, so far as my observation has extended, equal in brutal terocity the one of which you have been clearly proven guilty The only provocation we know or could learn for this most foul and cruel murder was the controversy in the early part of the evening between you and the deceased, in which some avery werds passed between you. You haying purchased a stove of Mrs. Connor, the tehant ef the deceased, and who was owing rent to deceased, the latter claimed the sale to yon was void by reason of his iien or claim upon the stove as a security for the payment of his rent. Shanahan threatens to follow the stove and compel you to bring it back upon the premices whence you had removed it in pursuance of | your purchase. Some other words foilewed, indicating @ purpose in shanahan to follow (he stove the next day, and en your part of inflict- ing vepgeance upor him if he did so. This conversation and mre‘ing be:ween you and Shanshan appears to have ‘aken place be- tween § and 9 o'clock in the evening. The next we hear of you is bet ween the hours of li and iZo’clock at night prowling abont the bouse of the deceased und threatening his life, You are there met by Owen Sullivan, who urges yon to accompany bim to his room and go tobed. You follow Sutiivan to his room, and within @ short time thereafter draw from its Scabbard the knife with which it seems you had armed yourself atter leaving Mrs. Gon- nor’s, 4nd then to Sullivan avowed your mur- derous purpose of plunging that knife through Shan- ahan's tody that night, You have since, doubtless, often thought of | the prophetic reply that Sullivan made to that | threat of yours, «It you do you will hang for | it Do youremember your bratal reply to his Teenay, admonition! «I don’tcare 4 damn if ; 0.” Heediess of the admonition of your friend Sullivan, you leave bis room and r. pair to the house ot your victim: you call him to his door, | Gare bim into the street to fighsyou. He re- | fuces to go out, telis you to go hore: yeu en- | quire if he m: ans to follow the stove, aud upon his expressing his intention to do so, you spriag upen him ard plunge the dagger with which ou hed armed yourseit inte his breast, while anding im his docr with his wite and little Grughter by bis si The blood came from the wonnd(in the la nguage of his little daugh- ler,) like “water from a pump ” The distracted wite, af‘er sicing her husband 10a couch, upon wh soon expires, rustes to the door, raises the cry ot murder, yon flee, but she discovers the direction of your flight, Aud her cries cause you soldiers, one of whora “recogniz-d the voice of irs. Shanahan, In your flight you threw he fate! knife and itssheath. It was, r, found by the police officer the next Lowe n.crning, ard though ithad raived during the bigh:, the evidence of the deadly purpose ithad sub-«ryed was not washed away. blocdy to the hilt. Such in brief is a history of the awful trace. dy which is soon to consign yor toan igno- minovs death—a death upon the gallows. The lnw that demands your life tor the offense of which ycu have been convicted, doubtless seems toyou harsh end cruel. But it is le: bareb and cruel to than you were to your fel- Jowman. The law will give you some brief ~ cays to live, which may be employed by you in preparing for that great change which awaits you. You, on the contrary, sent your victim ont of this world in a moment, without notice or warning. Do not, 1 beseech you, spend those few brief d«ys in the vain hope of reprieve or pardon. ifever there was @ case in which the divine or the buman law which declares that «whoso sheddeth man’s blood, by man shall his blood be shed,” should be executed, yours is that case. I repeat, do not waste the few precicus moments of your remaining lite in the delusive hope that through theimportunities or exertions of your friends the iguominious death which awai's you can either be averted or delayed. Ereparey then, as best you can, to meet that ath. The sentence of the Court is, that on Friday, the ist day of April, between the hours of [2 and 1 o’clock of that day, you, in the jail or in the court yard of the jail, be hanged by the neck until you are dead; and may you meet that mercy which the laws of your country so justly deny to you. Hendricks then remarked that they coul@ ‘take away his life, but not his soul,” that “God’s body was put to death.” During the remarks o! the Court the prisoner was seen ta shed a few tears, but at the conciusion he walked briskly back to his seat, coolly took a quid of tobacco, and engaged in conversation with those prisoners near him, and with his rie, who was standing at the back of the cok. Emanuel Pollard, a tall, good-looking col- ored man, convicted of the murder of George Butler, was then called ont, and took his stu- ticn Im the center of the room, as Hendricks had cone, and on being asked if hé had any- thing to sey why sentence of death should ~ot _be passed, he reptied that he was not guilty of the crime, having been in bed at the time of the murder; and strenuously aseerted that he was innocent. Judge Olin addressed him, after reviewing the testimony, all of which was circursstan. tial, but which pointed unerringly to the pris- oner, on the enormity of his crime, aud im feel. ing terms advised him to prepare for the fate which awaits him, and not build up hopes for an interposition of the Executive clemency; closing by passing on him the sentence 0; death, naining the same day for the execution as that for Hendricks. The prisoner received the sentence without betrayingeany emotion, and returned to his seat in the dock In the cace of Peter Gooden, the coloredman ecnvicted of the murder of Banks, Judge = ea = paces had been taken, which wor be argued before the Supreme Conrt. - > In the case of Mary Ann Hall. convicted of keeping a. bawdy house. a bill of exceptions pes vo ‘been taken, which wiil be decided | ebortly. . The prisoners ‘were marched out into the Witness) ew ¥ they were ironed and k to the ji conducted 1. LOCAL PREACHERS AgsOctaTION.—T) sociation met Monday night at Wesley After religio’ A service Pe societ) that the assighniont ‘atin ters to ap } which was made a fortnight | eince, sha}l continue until Dest Taesday eve- Bing and the association ered to the rege ° lar monthly meeting st McKendree Chapel Nat Bien, when it is expected that fulbte= ; ports by the appointed Mi! : or Fovegath ° pokr OF Gzonorroww —Clearéaséhre, AL Thomas, Robinson for New Work = Ez. . i re Drise . it was still 6 es z ‘Re!den, Stoat, a0. Wjs0 tamer ° 2