Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THEATER.—J. Lester Wallack’s great play, ‘* Rosedale, or the Rifle Ball,” is meeting a4 much success at Ford’s—a not to be wondered at when itis re! that Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walcott, jr, Miss Alice Gray, ‘Bir. J. A. Herne, Mr. O. B. Bishop, Mr. H. Phillips, Mrs. Muzzy, Miss Osborne and others Bre in the cast. The play will be repeated to- night. Grover’s THEATER.—Mr.J.H. Payne’sgreat @isy of “Brutus,” founded im facts in ‘Roman history, will be performed here to-night, and for the only time. The cast of characters is one of great strength. Edwin Booth will sustain the role of + Brutus,” ahd it is said that he gives it all the force it had in the hands of the elder Booth. : WasHiNGTON THEATER.—Mies Laura Keene announces Reade’s play, ‘Rachel, the Reaper,.” and the it burlesque of «« Mazeppa,” for to- night. The first-named play was performed here a few nights ago, and the mannerin which it was then received fully warrants its pro- duction again to-night. ‘Mazeppa,” in the bunds of Laura Keene and company, is one of zhe richest pieces of fun imaginable. Com. Foore, Cor. SMALL AND CONTINENTAL ‘Trovrx will remain at Odd Fellows’ Hall bat a few nights more. Com. Foote, Col. Smalland Miss Eliza Nestel are said to be the most di- minutive specimens of humanity now living. It is certain that the entertainment given by zhem, in conjunction with Miss Ellinger and Messrs. Franklin and Smith, the vocalists, and ‘cooks, the blind musician, is one of in- yerest, and worth attending. (CANTERBURY Hall is particularly well worth visiting at this time, for the entertainment offered is one which cannot fail to be appre- ciated and enjoyed by all lovers of genuine tun. The bil) embraces nighfly a variety of graceful dances and beautiful songs, besides a dramxtic entertainment and Ethiopian per- Xormances by some of the best artists of the city. WanRietixs.—Here, too, is nightly offered a ‘very interesting entertainment of song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity, while the drama is also given a place. To-night, again, Mr. Fitz- simmon’s version of the «French Spy,” will be performed, and Miss Lina Windell will as- sume the characters of “St. Alme,” «‘Mathilde” and “ Hamet.” METROPOLITAN Concert HaLt —This hall ison Pennsylvania avenue, between 11th and i2th streets, and has a good troupe of singers und dancers, among them being Mr. F. Fleury, Miss Fannie May, the Orchard Sisters, and others. SPrRiTUALIsmM.—The Davenport Boys will to-night sgain give their performances, spirit- wal or otherwise, at WiNard’s Hall. These ‘performances are said to be very remarkable, and to have greatly astonished the audience Jest night. ———— DgaTH OY AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN.—The arn- wouncement of the death of the venerable Ja- cob Gideon will cause surprise as well as re- gret throughout the community, as, though advanced in years, his general heaith threugh life has been remarkably good; and to many the first intimation of his illness will be the mews of his demise. He was not regarded as in a dangerous condition until Sunday last, “when it appeared that the powers of nature were giving way, and tnat he was closing in the fival conflict, which he met with Christian dortitude and resignation. Mr. Gideon has been a resident of Washing- ton for sixty years, and during this long period constantly and efficiently identified himself ‘with the interests, the growth, and the pros- perity of the city. Having, by his capacity uad industry acquired a large private fortune, he wes in a condition to foster and promote all public charities, and to serve in many stations of public responsibility tor the welfare of the community. For the past thirty years Mr. Gideon has been an active and prominent member and of- Nicetbearer in the Presbyterian Church, ever xeady with open heart and hand to all good ‘works. It was under his roof that the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on Ninth street, was organized, and he ever gave to the cause of Christianity a warm and undivided support. ‘He died in connection with the First Presby- rerian Church, where his children were bap- tised, and to whicb he turned in his last days with many memories of the past. Mr. Gideon was one of the early members of the Columbia Typographical Society, having joined it in January, 1515, the night of the adop- zion of its constitution and permanent organi- wation. His loss will be deeply felt in the many rela- tions he sustained to the community, a5 wellas in the circle of his family, now prostrate by this heavy stroke. ee comaraed InceENDIARY FIRE.—Shortly after 12 o'clock Inst night, the two stables belonging to Messrs. Jehn P. Murphy and —— Ridgway, situated mbout the centre of the square bounded by i2th and i3thand C and D streets, (Island.) were discovered on fire, and a general alarm was sounded, bringing out theentire fire depart- ment, including the Government engines. Owing to the scarcity of water—there being but ene plug in that section of the city (corner of 40th and B streets)—only the apparatus of two companies could get to work, the Perseverance tercing water from the plug tothe Franklin, ‘who played on the flames. ‘or & time the ad- jacent property was in great danger, and to ye it much of the fencing abont the fire was nm away. Mr. Murpby had in his stable a quantity of reed, and his loss will be about $600. a@ir. Ridgway’s stable was occupied by Mr. E. bamplin, who had in the stable at the time eeveral borses, and about it several lumber ‘wagons. which wereallsayed. Mr.Champlin, however, lost about $100 worth of feed. There isno doubt but that this was the work of an jucéndiary, as & man was seen to run through abe yard of Mr. More from the direction of the Stables amoment before the fire was discovered. ge Tuer DisTRicT in ConGress.—Yesterday, in the Senate Mr. Willey, of West Va., from the Committee on the District of Columbia, sub- mutted the following report: The Committee on the District of Columbia, who were required by resolution of the Senate, passed February 5, Is64, “to consider the ex- pediency of further providing by law against the exclusion of colored persons from the equal -ujoyment of ail railroad privileges in the District of Columbia,” have had the matter thus referred to them under consideration, and beg leave to report: Tv ct entitled “an act to incoporate the zton and Georgetown Railroad Com- approved May 17, 162, makes no dis- tinction @s to passengers over said road on zccount of the color of the passenger, and that in the opinion of the committee colored persons aire entitled to all the privileges of said road which other persons haye, and to all the reme- dies for any denial or breach of such privi- deges which belong to any person. The com- mittee therefore asked to be discharged from the further consideration of the premises. a FINANCES OF THE CORPORATION OF ALEX- ANoEIA— Mr. W. D. Massey, in his speech at Liberty Hall, on Monday night, gave the fol- fowing, prepared from the corporation books: Bonded debt of the Corporation, Febraary 1, ind4, ces cecccees oe 0S1,019,7665 16 ‘Temporary cans overdui due bills outstanding. Total debt....... . $1, Add due for interest ou bonded debt $1,200,955 410 “Expenditures for 1963; partestimated. $102,265 10 Receipts for 1863 from taxes and other sources of revenue.......857,442 96 Ada balance March y 1563. 5,304 20—95,747 96 22,000 60 51,999 75 Deficiency ..........48 Borrowed from Gas Fund, to make good deficiency in revenue ....... $9,506 25 ———___ Forv's New THRATER.—The new * Rosecale, or the Rifle Ball,” is attracting te ext and fashion of the city, whonightly throng this beautiful theatre, to witness one of the best ucted sod best appointed plays ever produced an Washington. The rare diversity o! plot and incidents, the magniticent scenery, and the ef- tective tableaux, are the theme of universal admiration. It is to be repeated for the fourth tne, and we advise the lovers of good acting Sud well written plays to secure their seats in time. We perceive that Manager Ford has se. cured Anschutz’s celebrated German Opera Sonnets who will inaugurate the opera sea- son on Monday next, with the production of German composition + Faust.” The sabscri on. tooks are now open at Metzerott’s music ———— WovLpn't Stor a TooTinG.— Yesterday af. termcon asa colored boy named Henry Clay, cCArITyIng & bucket of oysters was + tooting his born” to bring uP. customers, a man named James Whalen told him to « stop a-tooting,” but Clay kept on a “tooting,” and turning srosnd pst the end of the horn in Whalen’s face and gave a loud ‘toot;” when the latter @ffectually stopped the “tooting” by slapping ths “tooter” in the tace. Officer Varley ar- reetad Whalen and took bim before Justice Bernaclo, who held him to bail to Keep the peace. as EE Hosoranty DischaRcED.—Uhristi: ‘who was arrested on Monday on the charger aarceny of bed clothing from hospitals, had a @eanag on Tuesday before Justice Barnacio, eee prasad that he had come by the goods in ion in & pro} manner, whe: honorably discharged. icicle a Frreo.—Frederick Uoltman, bar tender f Josep ph Gerhardt, at No. 33 ‘Peonylvania Aveuue, was fined #25 yesterday by Justice Ferguson tor seiiing quor om Sunday. ASBAULT AND BATTERY ON AN OFFICER — Last nicht, a number of men belonging to the Government service, on transports, got into difficulty at No. 484 Tenth street, south of Penn- sylvania syenue. The police went in to gaist o! the row, «nd as officer G. W. Smith, | Third Ward, was going into the house he was struck by 4 man, and turning to arrest him was struck by another, and finally bya third. The officer was being very roughly handled by his arsailanta, when an officer of the army went to the resief of the policeman, and after a severe struggle they. succeeded in arresting John Lynch and John Eskiss, of the transport ser- vice. They were taken before Justice Giber- son, who held them to bail for their appear- ance at court. ‘WasnrxaTon THEATER—AMiss Laura Keene.— This evening the beautiful domestic drama of « Rachel the Rea, «Mazeppa,” which has crowded the theater nightly. To-morrow evening, for benefit of the man- ageress, Miss Laura Keene, will be performed the popular and fashionable comedy of «Old there will be a crowded house. On Seturday; (ue last night) «Our American Cousin,” being the last night of Miss Keene’s successful seacon. —— THe New Masonic HALL.—Among the cor- porators named in the proposed charter of an association for building a Masonic Hall in this city are B. B. F. Moniardy, E. T. Stevens, Z. D Gilman, Wm. P. Parteilo, Wm. M. Smith, W. G. Parkhurst, James Steele, Charles F. Stansbury, Joseph Nairn, Nicholas Acker, Charles Kloman, J. M. Turton, T. J. Fisher, J. Van Reswick, L. Gassenheimer, J.O. Mc- Guire, F. S. Harvey, J. W. D.Gray, 1. M. Han- son, Noble D. Larner. ae First NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.— We publish in another column the weekly state- ment of the condition of the “First National Bank of Washington.” It cannot fail to attract the attention of business men and capitalists as presenting the affairs of this bank in a very favorable light. EA ge JEWELRY, Jewelry. for One Dollar, at 435 Penn- avenue, near 43; street. BTS ~Beautiful California OaLarornta 810NB Rina: Etone Rings, set in gold. be bought for less at 438 Pa. av: nue, near 4} street, than any place in this city. Call and examine them. it —— Tre Fext.—Beauty of carriage is mostly depen- der con judicious preservation of the fest, it is ix.possible to move in a graceful manner ifthe great support of the whole frame be in a disordered condition, avd nothing impedes so much as Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing-Nails, or other disorders to whith the feet are liable. To all atHicted w= would recommend an early call at Dr, White’s office No. 424 Penrsylvania avenue, between Four-aod a- halfand Sixth streets, fe 16-tf ——— AGeErExAL REsELLioN. Triumph of a Great Discovery! : The public bas rebelled against cauterising Hair Dyes. Fashion has fereswornthem. A sagacious community has adopted in their stead, Cuistaporo’s Hair Drs, and for these reasons. It embrowns and biackens the hair, not the skin. It isa vegetable emollient, nota burningfuid. It does not burlesque nature with blooming metalic tinges, but produces her own living hues. Its cooling effect is lasting. It defer detection. Its results sre uniform. It never fails. Manufactured by J. CurieTaporo, No, 6 Astor House. New York, Sold by all Druggists, Applied by all Hair Dressers. ja.22-eolm,r Dx. Dvpont’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively. and beihg sugar-coated create no Pausea upon the most delicate stor:ach. A trial of there Pills rice is will prove their superiority over all labox, Sold byS.C. Ford, corner avenue, Washington,and Henry ja 6-ly Cook, Alexandri a SPERMATORREG@A CAN BE CURRR.—Dr Rand's Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, lin- jotency, Loss of Power. etc., speedily and effectually. tte effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Sold Lae ‘ord, corner lith street and Pa. 1 ashington, ané Henry Cook, Alexandri: ja6-ly Hare Drs! Hare Drs! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye know- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Rei Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or stsining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WitLiam A BaTOxBLoR, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Bold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—81 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-soly eae aa Corcate’s Horry 80aP This celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the akin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja.25-lyeo — Wanrrantep 70 Coretn Six Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ No d standing. will cure Gonorrhaa in six days. change of diet required. Price #1 per bottle. 8.C. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. ashington. and Henry Cook, Alexand: DIED, On the afternoon of Feb, 24th, JACOB GIDEON, in the 76th year of his age, His friends are invited to attend his fanerel, on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 46% Seventh st. On this Thorad: + morning, at 6 o’clock, of scarlet fever, BARRY EUGENK youngest child of Thos, and Ejbertine BH. Hagerty, sed 1 year. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, 548 IT street,on Friday, 26th instant, at 3 o’clock p.m. * Wednerday night, 2th instant. Mrs. ANNIE H WATERS, wife of George Waters, in the 49th year of her ave The reletiver and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her Jate residence, No. 37 Market street,Georgetown, Friday, 4% o'clock, 26th instant. Fs Cn the evening of the 24th instant, at 43¢ o'clock, after a sbort iliness, at the residence of Henry Kinsley, Mrs. ANN KERNAN, in the 82d year of her age. [ Phila, papers please copy | On the morning of the “4th, CHARLOTT AMAN- DA, aged three mopths and three days, infant Saughter of Richard M. and Mary A. Stevens, for- merly of Baltim: i FOR, S4EB— At Gindmon’s Livery and Bs Stable, corner of Bridge and Market streets, Georgetown at all times, Work, ESQ Saddle; Carriage, and Varm Horses, will be sold at prices to suit CE ares for cas! hh. fo 24 Tw" T. GLADMON & CO. (CUsBIFIED CIDEB! OLABIFIED OLDER: I have just received per bark Bay State,and am daily expecting psr schooners Martha an Dragon, large supplias of Prime Older from aan, to which I invite the attention of all persons io want of a good article at alow price, BIBLY A. SHINN, No. 57 Greene street. _fem-3w __{Chron.| Fee2xcn CHINTZ AND ¥RENOH CAMBRIC ROBES. Georgetown, D. 0 A great variety of the above goods in styles to suit all tastes, Also, one hundred pieces of SPEAGUE’S PRINTS, in styles and quality nearly equal to FRENCH GOODs. Although we have to pay 24 cents by the case for the choice styles of this make we shall continue to nell them at 25 cents, Twenty-five pieces 4-4 ENGLISH OHINTZES, in splendid styles, JOB, J. MAY & O0,, 305 Pennsylvania avenue, fe 24-2 between 9th and 10th sts. THE GREAT AUCTION SALE or COATS' SPOOL COTTON LAST WEEE, We wore the purchasers of 1,000 dossn of the above celebrated Bpool Cotton, and will give it to car eororece Ot less than the agent’s price by 0 Case. At the same sale wo bought a lar; _— LINBN GOODS, aght a large lot of- BUSSIA ORaSH, TABLE DAMASK, 4-4 splendid quality IRISH LINEN, . HAPEINS, YLEYS, SHEETINGS, ALSO, BLAOK SILEB ANDOTHRE DEHSS GOODS. All of which we are going to sell very cheap for cash, J08. J. MAY & OO., 3068 Penpsyivania avenue, fe% 2 between 9th and 1th sts, TEBS. ise eee da tna i streets 3e%@-1m* . WRSBE, T,”’ to be performed for posi- | tively the last time, the funny burlesque of DR..LIGHTHILL On the Symptems of Catarrh. .The first censation ie usually a feeling of dryness and heat in the nose,and a frequent | inclination to snéezing. There is an inability to breathe freely, as the nese becomes stopped Up, sometimes on one side, sometimes on the other. Soon a clear watery, acrid discharge makes its appearance, excoriating the nostrils, and edges of the lips, which becomes red and-some- what swollen. Aftera few days the discharge becomes thick, yellowish, extremely frequent, and continues to be a marked featureof he dis- ease, and & source of much danger and the greatest annoyance. After more or less time, it becomes purulent, highly offensive, and as- sumes an extremely fotid odor. It is usually 80 profuse as to require, when confined to the nose, the frequent application of the handker- | chief, or if it drops into the throat, which is Heads and Young Hearts,” when we are sure | more particnlariy the case'whiie the body ts in: a horizontal positicn, constant expectoration, and sometimes both. Sleep is frequently disturbed by a sensation of choking, caused by the presence of the dis- charge in the throat. Owing to the heat in the head, the watery portion of the discharge often evaporates, and assuming a condition of solid- ity, is deposited upon the membrane of the noge and upper part of the throat, in the shape of crusts or hardened lumps. The accumula- tion of these iacrustations producesa feeling of discomfort, and narrows the nasal passages s0 as to embarrass respiration. Therefore, fre- quent efforts have to be made to remove them, either by forcibly blowing the nose, or by per- sistent hawking—a practice as disagreeable to the one affected as it is to thoss around him. After the removal, that side of the incrustation which adhered to the mucous membrane will sometimes be found bloody, a fact which ex- plains the force required for its dislodgment During sleep these incrustations accumulate more rapidly, and the feeling is therefore most uncomfortable in the morning. Sometimes all efforts to clear the throat are futile until after breakfast or after something warm is swal- lowed. Some patients state that they are not successfal until they have swallowed some whisky or brandy. The discharge, whichis at firet withoutsmel assumes in the progress of the complaint an excessively fetid color, the breath participates in this, and becomes occasionally so revolting- ly offensive as to render the patient an object of disgust to himself as well as to others. Ul- ceration of the mucous membrane of the nose takes place frequently, sometimes even attack- ing the bones, when small particles of that substance will occasionally be found mixed with the discharge. ‘rhe accumulation of the discharge, together with the thickened condi- tion of the mucous membrane, renders respira- tion through the nasal passages very difficult, and oftentimes impossible, necessitating res- piration principally through the mouth—a methed very deleterious to the general health, but more particularly so to the lungs, as will be shown hereafter. The unpleasant noise produced durmng sleep, known as snoring, originates from the same cause. The voice loses its musical quality, and assumes a dis- oordant, harsh and nasal character? the sense of sme\} becomes much impaired or entirely lost, and the same effect, though less frequent, is produced on the senseot taste. Occasionally, while blowing the nose, a crackling or bubbling sound will be heard in the ear, and hearing will be found quite thick and stopped up, but returns suddenly with something like a snap- ping sound. This phenomenon is usually repeated until at one time, hearing does not return, and remains permanently injured. Noises in the head of every conceivable description will make their appearance and add to the distress of the stuffe™er, and hearing may be lost so gradually that a considerable degree of déaf- ness may exist before the person is really aware of the fact. The eyes are apt to become weak, irritable, and disposed to water on ex- posure to cold and wind, or after the slightest exertion. A pain, more or less acute, or & dis- tressing feeling of pressure, is experienced over the eyes, and sometimes on the top or back of the head, and also pain in the face, closely resembling neuralgia, for which it is very often mistaken, The distress in the head weakens the memory and produces irritability and moroseness of disposition. The stomach gen- erally euffers more or Jess, is weak and irri- table; the appetite is capricious, and is nearly always bad in the morning. In severe cases the systefm becomes feeble and prostrated, and there is an aversion or inability to either phys ical or mental exertion. Not untrequently eatarrh proyes fatal, either by debilitating the system and wearing out the patient, or by traveling downward and producing throat affections, bronchitis, and finally consumption It may be safely asserted that after hereditary predisposition, catarrh is the most frequent and important cause of this fatal complaint. Dr. LIGHTHILL can be consulted at the Exsitr Hovst, Washington, from Monday morning, February 29. until Saturday evening, March 5, on Catarrh, Deafness, and all diseases of the Ear, Throat, and Air-passages. fel6.eo3w BALLS, PARTIES, &. Grand Levee of the I. 0. 0. F. A GRAND LEVEE WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BENRFIT OF BEACON LODGE, No. 15, = aT zODD ce <>) cs SEVENTH StTRuET, ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB, 29, 1464, COMMITTEE OF ABRANGEMENTS. H. J. EBPS, H. CLAY STLER, 0. B, B. COLLEDGE, GEO. B. FALCONER, F. A BSTIER, BECEPTION COMMITTEE, J. 1. HALL, of Beacon Lodge; THOMAS DUDMAN, of Beacon Lodge; L. M. GRAVES, of Metropolis Lodge; ISRAEL DEMING, of Metropolis Lodge; THOMAS CLEMBNTS. of Washington Lodge; CILAS. ANDERSON, of Bastern Lodge; WILLIAM BRIGHT, of Harmony Lod, B, M. BUTTON, of Friendship Lodge;” G0. M. NORTON, of Union Lodge. FLOOR MANAGERS, GEO. W. OALV EBT. of Columbia Lodge; DANIEL CARBIGAN, of Union Lodg: L. ¥. CLEMENTS, of Washington Lodge; WM. 800TT, of Harmony Lodge; H. NAOHMAN, of Bastern Lodg 8. FISHER, of Beacon Lodge; FRANK HERBERT, of Metropolis Lodge; WILLIAM LORD, of Washington Lodge; W. T. FORD, of Columbia Lodge. GBAND SEORETARY P. H. SWEET will deliver the Opening Addreas, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and Isdies, ONE DOLLAB. fe 25-Th,8& Mst™ Ssoond GRAND BALL OF THE AWEWABD OLUB, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Will be given at the Fatr Room, conor Basa} given pot tera ner Pa, avenue MONDAY, Maxcn 77H, 1564, The committee themselves that no patos or e will bi to make this the G: on of the season, ere hen te Positively no hats or B caps imiiting s gentlemen and ladies, lowed in re bimceet or ARRANGE: W.G. Bird, BP. Bridi FLook Masacuas = ie R no. Barkman . W . Schaefer, B. idley. Leoanitser, 38 iteman, Fas eyripesian. Jas Stance, Holtsman, Com: or Recar ese Oonmt' oP Potton. J. H. Weeden. MMETT Jos Miinghos, . Modist, eine ballot a W. SOHAERVER, Bec, GRAND OOMPLIMBNTARY BALL TO Bu gee THURSDAY zyanina, February 25, 1964, eae ht cna fac i FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTED 900d OOK 41 154 Poan, erence. | VO Tan ABLOR and several ‘read nae goes Wg, race : “ote | x OUam WAN the Maren, far- ro crtncat, The nished or with six or it location is uemerasna ie fo ohil- me. north Fean. avenue, coicias toe dren in the house. % me 7 Py att ee Dees Weemmeguen si SEES TORE ST —Next door jetro, ANTED—A White GIRL to do Plain Ocokivg | SORE TO LET— Od Rod avengt 2ygun's Restanrant, corner Ith and the | sreaue. ‘Appiy in the Bath ‘oom. be ex fo aegis Ane # BO J. BROWN. | JOR CALA two-story Brick HOUR costais: in, ir rooms. ite at No. W 4372RD—An Intelligent BOY of good address | strest went, between Nand O sea, Poe pale Gallery, Mug plese good fesommenae. | mn mone bet Onl sea PAGS crates, Boe SS | URE age Cheer eae ee nae . 1. 2 jeg ¥ WISHES TO OBPAIN BOARD Fou | tin in the city. but t oN ead os forts of'e home cus baggaieyed, "Terms wore bo | {ue commer of Bixth street east and Bouth, Oaro- moderate. e . A . — = i oat Otkee, Fe in sees is ee R RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOU usted Pleasant neighborhooa, Fa ient accommodate Sa eae je moder: le Box 433. ity Post Office. “°° OR RENT—A lai Dining. . Kitchen,and aa tie with fay ail Pare] dining t room mediately. Apply at 486 B street, between 5th veral pleasant Tieoms couatry, Best of WeAnrep DO BUY—A papreniont, ‘Well-bellt Brick HOUSE First Ward or Georgetown wesferred. Address Box 1,138, Washington, D.O. and ¢th sts. Sev: Bow vacant pe Ee ag me a lee Sn ‘o. nth ‘OB Ba. D-WILL and FIXTURES of eae gw eee $15 per week, a. scowIOH “Gitors fare geod location, near the Avenue, bce” ANTED—A 000K and a NURSE ti ant | Sayre e S47 Fone. ave ax and @ io smal Refe ie at tenis and food Ee Pes ites: F ising goad basivete fa Be euare Ah oend Inquire at }02 Wert st., rectewn. feu sts | High at aaron ee a ise ANTED_-A SITUATION, by a respectadle : Fenng Women of excellent pe seen at OR SALES A saree stare Brick 2a to do Chama ar wOrk apd Plain Be Paleereg a7 4 Also, two small Brame Houses, Apply to JOH S en in a private family. a Twentieth street, bet. GandH. —fesezty | ANGREMAN, No. 606 Geventh street, opposite WY AN TED—Sy 5 young Man, SITUATION as Clerk in a Grocery or Dry Goods Store: would be perfeetiy willing to make himeelf useful Ealary Bo object. Can produce best of references as to honesty aobriety and capability, Address Maurice, Star office. fe 44-2t* Fo BRENT—Two BRIOK HOUSES, on Reventh street (Island), neap F. with ert rooms in each house; also, one BBIOK HOUSE, six, rooms, on C strest (Istand). between 4% and Sth streets, ard one Frame Hot four rooma, on 4! atrant UNGE-OLASE GOOK WANTED mMupr- | SUN No Sia P venae bot an andsth ats. = - 3, 5 enn avenue, 1 sta, A ely at 422 Twelfth street, corner N.Y. ave, | opposite National Hotel. J eke Ya An Irish Gatholio preferred fo 23 3t* OUSE AND STORE FOR R&ENT—On 7th st., one of the very bes! cations im this city for any business; eight years’ lease can. be s Also other houses for rent and ali-kinds of property for eale, in the city and country. Inqnire at the In- peltigence sng Real Estate Office, No, 511 Niath eet. near Pean. foun N.H. MILLER. {OR BENT—A FUBNISEHED ROOM, on first Inquire at 526 L street, basis ea V ANTED IMMEDIATRLY—A first-class OON- A FROTIONER. Apply at 316 Penn. avenue. ANTED—A BOY. One lying in the First an preferred. BAR & B) ‘enue. fe 115 Penn. avenue. ANTED—A DAIRYMAN. To one that has bad some experience in the busicess, and can come well recommenied, good wages will be paid. Apply to 0. 0. GREEN, out High street Road. one | —— ~~ mile and a half from Georgetown. fe 23-6t™ Fo BENT—Two large well furnished ROOMS, in ANTED—A well recommended WOMAN as : ‘& private family, suitable for gentlemen, with- to 445, corner of sth and F Cook and to assist in the Washing and Iron- | Obt Board. Apply , ing in & family where two other girls are Kept, | Szeets._ for3.st Eig am the city, on the feventh street OOMS FOR RENT—Oonsisting of Furaished 't miles from the ster, on the Apply to Mrs. J. ¢ TBBS, 242 Pa. avenue, ‘airs, Washington city. _ fe 23 3t™ Hoc WANTED-—From the first of May,either furnished or unfurnished, north of Pean. ave- Parlor and Oharabers, cannecting, or single Chambers, Apply at 360 0, between 4%; andéta. eB wO UNFUBNISHED ROOMS TO LET Tin a and between 4}; and 2th streets. One with jeasant locality; suitable fora family. stable and osrriaze house preferred. ress B., Inquire at No. 233 Wour-and a-half street, bet. (A Lock box 48, Washington. fe 21-tApt* andH.(Island.} fe 23-8t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Iv Washington or ANDSOMELY-FURNISHED ROOMS — With- out bosrd. may be had by application at 339. F street, between 9th and loth sts. Reference given, Georgetown ( Washin, fon preferres):% ready and required. fe 23-6t" furnished HOUSE, contain’ ng rom six to twelve rooms. References given, Address until the 24 | and re Bae weareh: MA. M., Baltimore Post O@ce, | FCOR RENT—A desirable COTTAGE Resilience Balt., Md. fe 22 mn the heights of Georgetown For terms. in- GENTS WANTED.— Wanted, one or two active aie on the premises, No. 9 Fayette street, above energetic business men of good character and | Convent feds 3t* highly recornmended to act as agents and canvass OBR SALE—A short LEASE and GOOD-WiILL Warhiegton, Georgetown and Alexandria forthe | MOF avut class Boarding-House. For particu- sale of three beauti'ul new Pictures, just published. lars address A. B. ()., Star office, stating name and Every family and housekeeper wants such. None address, which wil. be immediately attended to, re 23-3t™ skovld be without them, Astize ipdusteions jaan ines need apply tC. J BRLLRW & OO. 510 | YOENISHSD ROOMS two ox hres Parninhed 5 .W next door, for gen- ee three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hail. Uemen, or & gentle ‘and Isdy may be obtataed — by serty application at No 264%, 12th street, be- V TANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIBS to | tweenIanaK Terms moderate in advance. Raf- Bmbroider on Maslin, Linen, and Cambric. | erences exchanged. *e23 St ‘0 hands constant work abd good w: = iz given Ladies applying will please bring Bamples Peer A REETAURANT and STEAMED Efwork. Apply ot WM. PHINOE'S Stamping and | aqe0) 5128 S5ALOUN. vow doing a good business, Machine Btitching Depot, 381 F street, opposite | private parties, with riviinan ck ine seats laos: Patent Omics. B_ | Bowwil buy it. Apply to MITOH@LL & CON, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Colored Qhiid’s | #0nth sant corner Penn. avenue and Lith etresis. NUBSE. The highest wages given to one | _f¢23 37 _ well recommended, V. GBAHAM, fe 13-1f No. 475 Bixth street. WANTED —S8ECOND-HAND FUBNITURB Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods of every des:ription, R A Three-story BRIOK HOUSE, containing a large store room and sevea rooms. situated on beventh street, between Sand T -ts., near the rauiroad station; a very improving loca- tion; suitabie for any business, Inquire gt No. 251 Seventh street west. B. BUCHLY. 428 Seventh st. between mar 30-tf bet. G and Hl. cast side. Hi ond 8 streets ao te two-story Ss a E B SALB—A HOUSES, containing nine tooms, together with ‘ nine Building LOTS, all set out with cnoica fruit BOARDING. Hy igeechen sears plume, cherries, Tapes) all | o! Dest selection; w: & pump of excellent VIBST.OLA8S BOARDING AT 357 Kile ; rest hetreae E tot ee water ip the yard; on the corner of G and 13th ats. \ and Penn avenue east. For further partioularg cali at residence No, 575, fe23 lw* D. CARROLL. Fo SALE—The ATOCK and QUOD WILL of a Grocery and Provision Store. with house and able attached. Inquire at 244 7th tweea M and N ata. @ few Table fe 23 3t* entiemen can be ac joard, at 264 F st., fe 11-20* Boarders, by immediate application. ABLE BOARD.—A few commodated with Table bet. 12th and 14th sts. ) 1OBLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD— aN for gentleres; also a few Table Boarders can be accom modatet or spplying at 411 Thirteenth treat. bet. G and fes im* —On and after Monday next, 0. G@AU- 'B will be prepared to receive regular Table Boarders at 87 yer week. ja 14-tf Ptreet, be fe 22 lw* LOT No. 4, square 1019, between 12th and i3th street east, and raaning from Pa avenue to south K street, 2° feet front and 2% fect aeep, ‘alse, LOT 15, square 1,096, between 17th and |sth streets east, running from Bast Capito! street to adjoining alley. 52 feet front and 128 feet deep. Also, LOT 3, square 1,096, between l7th and jsth streets east; running from south A street to the adjoining alley. £2 feet front and 123 feet deep. Apply at No 13 Miseouri avenue, bet. 44: and 6th sts,at ECKE 22 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS (jp 20kGETOWN (D8), FISH WHAR¥ FOR Mayor’s Orrics, Q GzonceTown, D. C., Feb 24. 1864.5 Sraap Proposats to rent the Wish Wharf in this towr will be received at this offce noti! Thura- sy. the l0th day of March next. fer one year from that date Terma cash Should any repairs be needed the expense will have to ba paid by the party by whom the wharf may he rentad. fe 24-1d HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. RM NEABTHE OITY e Offer at Private sale ade- sirable Marh ot Farm of sbout 54 Acres, situated on the Old Baltimore road, near the Green Hill estate. recently purchased by Gee. W Biggs, B:q..adjinsd by the places of Theo. Bhecsles, Messra Clark, id Brown, and distant about 4 ils from tae becn used for some years as a Market Gar- been weilsupplied with manure; is finsiy sucphed with water by ® never failing spring snd two branches running through the place; sbout twelve acres are in woot, principally oak and chesnut; the remsiader is under cultivation, with a fine young Peach Orchard. The improvements consist of a Double Frame Honse,two stories high, with tin roof, and con- taining ten rooms, stabling. carriage house, shad, sod briok spring house, the whole insur@l for We would respectfully inform our custom €22- the puttic that we have now exposed fersalotes | e2rdlw __ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, whote of our Spring and Summer Gocds left over Kor SALE—82.500 only for one of the best rom last year, and shall continue to offer them Basement RESTAURAN f in Washington, ina with cur Winter Goods for a few weeks longzr at | DSSinees thoroughfare. the same discount, viz: 10 percent and when com- | TOC™s and one club-room, furnished and compiate, pared with the prices that pew goods cost this sea- | Lesre two snd a half years. For fall particulars 50,We are cor fident purcharers will see ata glance | inquire of MITCHELL & 804. Real Betate 8 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FROM LAST SEASON AT A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. Three private supp the saving they will make by angplying themselves | e?S. lsth street, second door south of Penn. while we are selling off. nue. fe 17 We would call particular attention to the follo HOUSE and ,OR BALE—Two story. FRA’ LOT, Fron ting on F street 31 feet, 11 inches; 106 feet back on street A good stable and car- a 8 poate. Eeersie ear drent inthe: — wt is 00 and, sui ie for avy kind of public busi- co, Back Bilk and Woollen Shalleys, ners. For particulars ‘inquire on. tha premises, do, Black Orape Maret and Tamartines, fe 13 20" J. MoGUIGAN. Nae —— —— — —_ — = $e: Black Bomierigmeeeted waule witchs, | sou eAUR A FRAME @OUSE and LOE on the ‘ “corner of 2dacd ¥ streets The houre con- Bisse 9nd Waite Pee Cee Gouble width, trine 6 rooms, There ise stable for six horses; Black Mourning bilks, Black and White do, Sino © Seriage Bouse; Lettebie HE say bas nem; Alto, our wwole lot of Colored Bummer’ Dress | 54<1ant in tha yard, Inquire on the premises. Goods, comprising—_ h _fe 1830 Fontard Bilks. in plaide, strives, and printed, A aiBST CLARE DWELLING HOUSE FOR Colored Barr ges, in plaia and fancy styles," HENT—The large double House situated on Eplendid quality Organdy Lawns, in large desgins, | the corner of M street northand Vermont. DUP, and of the most elegant printing we have ever | well known as the residence of His Exceliency M. alors |, Mozam) ines, b) Tor rent; session 761 Poil de Choires, All-wool Delai is oF Supsmepran arate Silk and Wool Valence: in black and white, Plaids, a very desirable article for early spring ‘dresses, at Oheck Pop'ins, bomerous other Dress Goods, all of which are well worth the inspection of those intending to buy. We bave also on sale allourl'ght Spring Caticoes, comprising some very beautiful goods, which we purcbazed as early December last, because we thought them ext ood styles. Also, our whole stock of White Goods, ruch as Piaid Naineook Murlins, Plaid Cambric Muslins ped Swiss Muslins in elegant White Brilliants, Stri ing Goods, which we include in our stock, and we think well worth the examination of those who design buying goods of the kind, vi : Lupins’ Black Worsted Grenadiaes, all qualities, of Bareh ext uate ‘: a @ prewises seen at any time, and ti terms stated on application to either of tho aader, BOB, COLSUBN signed, ys JA4. ADAMS. fe4 Exec. and Trus. of C_L, Coltman, deceased, Fo, BALE—Fine BESIDENCE near Penn. ave., nine rooms, Lot 37x190; corner Grocery, Dwel ling and étable. Island; four email Houses. Im- mediste possession. Five hundred Lots. Btore, Restaurants, and Business Places. Several desira- ble Houres for rent. MITOHELL & 8)N, fe3 southeast corner Pa ave. and 15th at Plain Mull Swiss and Nainsook Maslins, a splen- ARM FOR BALE- Kither one or two hundred did assortment of Skirting and Jaconet 0: acres, excellent neighborh ,od, well improved, brics, Liven Cambric Handkerchiefs, of every | 804 ready for immediate occupation; it has a very quality, for ladies and gentlemen, and all of them | COmmodious and beautifully situated Dwsi ing, exceedingly cheap. large Barn, and Stabling for twelve horses, fine. Also, our whole stock of Irish Linens, Towels, | new Corn-honse and Grainery, and every neeofal Towelirgs Napkins, Table Linens, and Doylies, all | improvement for eatensive farming; is situated on of which are cheap. the Seventh-atreet roaas with good fron’ and 300 DOZ. WHITE OOTTON HOBE AND HALF | Sniormstion apply, pergons'ly’ Ge information apply pergona'ly BATOHELOR, or if jette: We also offer for sale about 300 dozen White and ae ba ee oe yeeime Brown Cotton Hose and Half Hose. including 110 rake rons Office. Montgomery county, Md. dozen ladies’ open workea Hosein beautiful pat 70 sores of good and adout teres, mulch we design selling by ‘the ox, wad be ALE — one mile from the railroad at Baltavil: . tween the cities of Washingtod and Baltic ore, 13 Indies who to buy this class of ean bi 5 5 ghar of a Tor ton tins the owt of importa ion | Sn fruit on tho plate partes healthy ce gs Fear ago when there wan vere itt, | Belghborhood. If not disposed of by the Ist of é March, it will then be for rent or let upon shi nm ipee we we ah sell them for | wij) exchaage for city property. Ay ‘ole stock of Shirting and HOOD’S, 33© Pa. avanue. 3 Cottors. cocprising th best 'OB BA: z 7 Bo eetins very. such as New York Mille aneeee BALB—A new three-story HOUSE, with Anftes- two story back bul bein newly-built coegon, White Heck, Willlamsvilie, Asveend’e, | Brick, No. 195 Fourth strest, between Li nod New Beverly, Semper Idem, and many otber wei! known York avenue. Above-named contains eight rooms. brands. all of which we now offer at low rates, and ly to J. F. CREWS, No. 424 Seventh street, bare wernt. All goode marked | in A, . iy One price only. AN M. EHUSTHE S Oe 38. opposite Centre Market, fe20-eostif: between 7th and th strecie, p24 CATTLE BXHIBITION, OTTAGE SETS! ‘ Cc COTA eS Oe TAGE SETS! WALNUT, OAK, IMITATION AND PAINTED, oot tha Bonet SE tasets E sireetss | Wirm axp wirgour Mania Tors. | rth A 0 ‘ce ae Or ed See ee IBBION, | and. complete atgorimgntof © F108 DESES, aioccne very large Buffets Rev aigek in oom complete Jo orery zartie- Admminjon 10 cents . fors-st* | Sar: public are invited to call andes Te 1s8t Iron Hall, No. 318 Pa. {Rep} FOR SALB A’ M A re OF vessel Pra ew tater es fe! ei d the best lot of ownand Northern tone, Cates ina praia n ee As Pee ase Bade rec LOST AND FOUN: UND ADRIFT ON Tn lagna PXAy Pome es GSt—A pair of Ee gg tg eh DELLS Table or at thisOMon fos a redo: stoles on fr %, re £ alarge ey wy ith craragin poe ait eterned to MES. OORNIR an ine ee, betweenLasd M. “ fom a OBT—On Tavedsy evening, 234 ines. identified. A lenring the soma et 437 Sth atrees <0) diciary Bane os irtoal O8T—Upon_ Fri . i B Hi me s meateine, ance, Hood my pair'epurn, ke, The And a PR, be jeaving tat uae Foun. erense. * fess y | i BEWARD —Taken from ward $10 ceenatet ar tere ay night, a worm, fice quality and large ei .& Rew dlue dlack PF! @oaT. for t rn of the cost, “Pawn wrokers Sea clotbiers are requested to stop At ommaed for sale. fe 25-3t™ No. 504 Pa.avonve, neat $4 8 ong Nem baltenes Dest, tote kee’ Breese tear gels wontan eos cont “ bt OPERA GLASS. The avoye rewara will be meueees: wil retura the game % the American A. ALLEN, Ist Lisat', itt Mate, 10 SEW4ED WiEE Gm GIVEN T0 ANE Pani Denice herein tee face: three years old. : fo 24.38 zi S&D WILL Bm OR LV en conce! JADE W. eazy pond Rovere tame Beard oi ce. to ker disconsciste parents, foot of litt ptrest, ss fo Ma" joure. fess 2t™ Aaland tte et eee mares $10 REWARD. — Stolen from Addis’ Photo- ara barrel EH GUN. S stock. t above reward, will be “ fe 24-2t* ih Gallery, 388 Penn. avenue. a air) iT GUN ith R. W. engraved on mn to the gallery, the and no questions asked. to the and PIN. w tha Watch Key a Bf the cwcet bo Metiy wanes wee ene + WRO oy 5 se oco atthe bor offi Tarore YAM3B TO THE PEBMISES OF THE : 80B- Cc ecriber on Phuraday, the 18th instant, and White SOW and eight PiG8. requested to come forward. charges, aud take them a “44 OONNOR, Kirst street, near ety Churoh, O8T—Bugoceed in @ street car from ist L' “Capitol ante a Lear's QoL Claim joe of Gtover’s Theater, ‘Tne owner le BsoTO property, pay, _ fe Mat" rgetown, D.C, Loeta 2 REWARD lar POCK a? 4 BOOK, containing notes and heck for $1500, ‘© bills of account, of yo uss except to the owner, payment bas been stoppel. The scove reward alse id by return'ng the same to 457 I street. STOLEN—On Sunday night, the 21st instant, (rom S Pamunky, Charles Seaatye Maryland, s BAY HORSE. about 4 .nds high. ga'l marks on both adies of bis neck; eaddle mark. $20 reward will be grit returned toJOHN OABBINGTON, Pope's tables. Navy ward fe2s. 3 OST—Lasi Thursday evening, between the O. 4 vary Baotist Church (Pifth street) and 419 B etreet. « smai! Leather SATCHELL, com i x doliars in a gew Turkey Morceso Port- ‘The finder will be rewarded on re arn! all to No. 419 H street, between lith strests. fe 23-38" ES2#43_Sizarea from No. 616 Maryland ave. 4 detween ivth and isth. on the lith tast, asmall redapd white COW. A liberal reward bard be paid e for their return. 32-1 AUCTION SALES, FOR OTHER AUCTION SALBA SER 15T PAGE, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW . By J. ©. MoGUIRE & QO., Auctioneers, Vy fparichoes aU INe Lore On H STEEP H, Bi IGETH A On THURSDAY IKNOON. Bobraary =n atdio velok on the premises. we shall sell io 9¥.in aquars No, t ic street, between Bighth ane Ninth etrestes west ama yusning back Wo teet This lot 1a beatifally located fo rivate residence, sepera iste . denized e. i ug be divided fata ‘erms: One fhird in cash; tae i and twelve months, with interent, seaaroaty be ornare on the wreeiaes. 4 OpvVeyances a’ e cost o! ie yy? _f81-4 J.C. McGUIRE & OO. Ancts. By J.C. McoGUIRE & CO. Anctionsers. ESIKABLE DWELLING-HOUSE &T AUO- Tiom.—' udscrib:rs will offer at His ame tion, on the premises, on THURSDA sh in- stant, at 40 clock 9. ni. the middle house ofa bi:.ok of three brick dwelling houses, three stories high, with back building, (being House No. 211,) treat. ing on the west side of Sixth street, between M and N. and rurning dack to an alley, Terme: One fourth casa: the remainder in six, twelve, and cighteem months, notes being gives therefor with apercees, security. Title indisputable, Peli and conveyancing at the cost of the parc. Possessior will be given by the present oocupant in three months from the day of tale. bute CHASLES 8_ ENGLISH, BOBEK? P. DUDGE, WAL1KB 8. 0OX ‘rustess. felt-d J.C, MOGUIRE & O0., Aucts. 437 Sereninenen se ean Geel race Sor Street, bet agg ARGE PXREMP ORY SALE THIS BVANING 4 et 7o’clock and Tu-MORROW MORNING at 10 o'clock. and EVENING at7 o’clock, of @ lar; 4nd splendia coilection of Photograph ‘Albums ie the ‘atest and most beautifal styles, designs and holding from 12 to 400 Pictures each. oe ete P "ionery, Writing Papers, iank Books, Diaries for 1864. mie ¥arsiy. Bibles, Protestant and Gatholic edf- 1008, Siiver plated Wares, Cute suineks, Gold and Bilver Wetebes, Gola swelry, Gold and 8i_ver Pencil Oases, Jewelry thow Ca: Foreign Bea Shel! And an immense ‘iety of Fanoy Goods. At the store 477 7th atreet. between G and H N.B, The stock will alse be sold at private sale in lots to ruit dealers and others fe2a bt W. B. LEWIS & OO.. Auots, By J. 0. MoGUIRBE & OO.. Auctioneers I ABGE i OLLECTION OF BOOKS, 150 GOLD 4 atp Etnver xc wasp Wartouss, Bowtm ViTzGeRALD’s JEWsLRr ROR, Two SuPeator Cuvs- 4888, ENGLISH REGULATOR Fussca CLoces, Stock or a Dearsr Dxcu 5 THURSDAY BVENING. Febrawry 35ta, at 7 o’clo:&, aud coutinuing each eveniag at that hour until the whole is disposed of, we shall sell the Btock ard Fixtures in trade of T. Thompson Ba. lsth street. opposite the Treasury Department, comprising— Alarge collection of Books in varions Departments ofidterature. About 150 Gold snd Silver Second hand Watches, Bovolviog Pistcls of various Patterns, Sowie nives. Large lot of Second band Jeweiry, ¥nglith Regulator Fronoh Mente! Clocks, French Plate Store Mirror, 40 by 90, Large Jewelry Safe, by Bherwood and Pitegerald, ‘lwo Fine mr‘siand plate glass Counter Osaes, Gas Chandeliers. and Store Fixtures generally. ky Persons having Watches or Jewelry on re- pair, are requested to call for the same prior to the fale. otherwise it will be eold. 1dr: 3.0. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, ~ By J, ©, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. VALUABLE PROPERTY CORNEA OF 13TH uN Bragats. 4? Posiic 84.5.—Oe AFTERNOON, Febroary 37, at & mises, we sball sll parts of LOTS No i6end in subdivision of squ: ry 281, fronting together 48 fest, 6 incheson North W strect. at the corner of 13th street, runi back Ko feet acd improved by a Twostory Frame Lweiling House, and a One-story Frame House ad- spas cash e é fe3i-td J. 0. McoGUIRE & OO.. Aucte. By J 0, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. \XTENBIVE SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS, ‘4 Taiumisas, Hos: AnD Fancy Goons TUKSDAY MOKNING, Marca 1. at ten o'clook, and continuing at that hour until tue whole is dis- of, ro street. oars a3 - entire stock at a: i Sepieadia eosortment of Ribbons and Tr of s. 1) Binds, Sires w Bonnets, and Hiuwers, Feathers: and Nets ers, Foa' Hoisery, Worsted Goods. Gloves, Broshes, Gombe, Knives Botssora, Weet Pins, together with an endless variety Notions. Terms cash feas St tthe store of Mr J.D. Evans. No. 433 we shall & 3,0, MoGUIRE & O0., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. "T'iktenn at auction. tn TUMBDAY, the ara OT ION. dey of March ata o'elock p. m,, ‘wo shal sell ie fro: mae Ne . fronts We foek rtreet, cou! mestbe oft inure 5 mi 3 tost taken on the pre! = Sera