Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. NT8 TO-NIGHT. aap Grover § THEATER.—Mr. eur the crowell fully caters to the varied fan: whe delight to patronize bis Te week it is comedy, the next ly and melo. drama, and he commences the it week by producing the a bs A cle, the «Seven Sisters.” Mr. J. E. Mc. gh has been engaged and will sppear in the : Mr. Grover has also at much expense new and beautifal scenes painted expressly for this lay. FORD'S TreaTer.—At sus poeplss, theater Mr. Hackett is again anpounced, and our play goers will again find much enjoyment imhis yendition of “Falstaff.” Mr. Ford announces that Hackett returns here at the desire of Mr. ‘Lincoin and other distinguished men. To- night will be performed « Henry the Fourth,” and Mr. Hackett will be sustained by Charles ‘Kemble Mason, as “Hotspur,” and by C. M. Valert, as the «Prince of Wales.” CANTERBURY.— Mr. Lea announces that Miss Jenny Engle, a pretty girl and a fine vocalist, will make her first appearance to- night. Miss Dora Dawson, M’lie Medea, and the fescinating dansense, Miss Louisa Ronlette, find the Canterbury company generally, will also appear, and the entertainment will con- cinde with the pantomime, “The Village Rivals.” ‘V ARIETIES.—This resort keeps up its repnta- tion as one of the best music and concert halls dn the country, and to-night a splendid bill ‘will be performed. Florence Rivers, Mr. John Reese, Miss Fannie May, Miss Maggie Friel, Kitty Lee, Maggie Vernon, Mr. J. Thomson, Frark Kerns and others, are to take part inthe entertainment. a agp ah Orruans' Covnr, Jud, e Purcell —On Satur- day, after our report closed, the court ordered shat the terms of sale of the property of Eliza Lucas, dec’d, be one-third cash and the balance an two equal payments of 6 and 12 months. ‘The first and final account of S. B. Boarman, administrator of Susan Boarman, was approv- ed aud passed. John J. ‘Boyne was qualified to administer on , the estate of H. ©. Wilstcrf, of Georgetown, decd, and gaye bonds for $20,000, James Roach and Joshua A. Ritchie becoming hissurety. F. ‘W. Jones and Benjamin Smith were appointed appraisers. ‘he final accounts of David Davis, adminis- trator ot John M. Davis, deceased; of William ‘Towers, guardian of the orphans of John T. ‘Towers deceased; of Maria Hanson, guardian of Mary E. Hanson; Francis Brown, adminis- tratix cf Ww. A. Brown, deceased; of Alexan. der E. Johnston, administratrix of Joseph V. Hitchcock, deceased; and of William Towers, guardian of Laura J. Towers, were approved and passed. Joshua Ritchie was appointed guardian of Mary Jane Cannon, orphan child of Daniel Cannon. Marian Shannahan was appointed guardian of the children of Dennis Shannahan deceased. Mrs. Shannahban is the stepmother of the chil- Uren. She gave bond in the sum_ of $5iW), Messrs. Charles Polkinhorn and G. W. G. Es- din becoming her sureties. An umount of routine business transacted. —— RSION TO GLYMONT.—A down-river exc m.to Giymont, by that smartest of doats, the Mary F. Rapley, and with Capt $ pole to do the honors of the occa: shout a: ctory a mode of getting a Ss n from the treadmill of y busine s we know of, Such a0 excursion we took within a day or n company with a pleasant party of zood and felt abont ten years younger for ich included a breezy sail some 30 Glymont. So we feel much conscientious sat- isfaction in announcing that Capt. Stackpole has leased the beautiful summer resort of Gly- mont 1d mS making it a place of unsur- passed tious for pleasure-seekers, excur- ce. The city, with its immense peratively needs some such well- ted resort as this; and if we hunt the lover weshall hardly finda place com- bining greater natural advantages than the beauuiul resort known as Glymont, formerly Marbury’s Landing, The ¢ommMynity, the younger portion espe- e.ally, will look forward with eager antici- pation to the opening of the Glymont season. cio DEATH OF ‘Thomas ©. Donn, well-known for many years ‘Bs a justice of the peace of this county, died at his residence on H street, between 4th and 5th, aiter av illness of ten days, aged 63 years, his disease being a complication of pheumonia and typhoid fever. Mr Donn has always been highly esteemed #s a citizeh, and his consistency as a friend qaade nim especially a favorite with workiug- amen, he being himself originally a mechanie— a cabmet-maker—and never ashamed to owa his calling. Mr. lonn was for over twenty years a prompt and efficient magistrate. Asa Yoyal citizen he stood cut from the first dawn- ing of treason firm and undaunted. He leaves 3 large family—one of his sons is now serving | as a heutenant in the Ist D. ihe others occupy honorable positions in this community. He was one among the oldest members of Washington Lodge I. 0.0. F., and was prominent in Wat popular order. His tuners! will take place from his late residence to-morrow, at 2 o’ciock p. m. The Grand Lodge and Washington Lodge hold meetings to-night to make arrangements jor paying proper marks of respect to the de- ceased. - Volunteers, id ae ee oa Cacecn ImprovemEntT.—The plan for the rebuilding of the Old Foundry 31. u 3 atibe corner of lith and © streets, finished by the architect. An additional lot of 25 feet on Mth street having been secured, the hole depth wili be % feet, with a front of 70 t on C street,and the style of architecture will be the Elizabethan. “ Besides the main audience room, which is tobe arranged and tunished after the most approved modes for {| mocern churches, and with an arched ceiling, wher to be roorns for lectures, classes, Sun- day Schools, &c., with seats on the amphithea. tre plan. The original meeting-house of the Foundry was erected 50 years ago throuch the iiberaiity of John Foxall, a native of Engtaad, and who for many yeurs resided at George- wow itwas subsequently taken dowo and entstructure erected, and now, throngh the enterprise and religious zeal of the con- } i and otlers who have subscribed $30.- Teore commodious and elegant ediilce ected to meet the wan's of an extend- mum unity. NEGLECT SoMEWH famed Anthony Deaver, company C. 56th Pa. volunteers, was found drowned in the canal. ‘The body was laid upon the canal bank, and ane Fourth Ward police notified the coroner, ~ ho held an inquest. Previous to the inquest @ gold ring and some postal notes were found en the body; but subsequently sixteen dollars were tound, msking a total of sixteen dollars id firty-five cents. The coroner spplied this he payment of the fees, and the jurors gave their portion to the comrades of the deceased, «who promised to bave the body properly cared tor. ‘dhe body remained where it was all day, and at nigbt officer Pendel informed us that he had made an effort io Lave the body buried by the miliiary-authorites, but the body was still by the capa! side. What the oflicer: en, comrades of deceased, did with the money known. Soemebodyis toblame. Officer intends reporting the o who took the money. ~e— to xo Warp Station Cases.—Wm. Col- drur Jobn Woods, : Geo. Elin each. L. Arnold, drunk; mi tary George Thomas. profanity; #2. Jonn kand disorderly; milit i smissed. Daniel Mc} idewalk; John Ro dilbert, suspicion assed. ane eae Fornutna Warp Station Cases.— Michael ©'Pren, violating cow law; &2. Mar; t nisbing liquor tosoldiers: dismissed. Jam.'s es, dropk; $158 Wm. Baston, do.: do. garet Lee, indecent language: Thos. ry defrauding Government: jail tor heari: Lyneh, petty larceny; bail tor court. ei McCarthy, and Joon McCarthy, an- tion; for hearing. —— Tus Great Fain—On Saturday the orphan girls of St. Vincent's (Catholic) Asylum and the orphan boys of St. Joseph’s (Catholic) Asyi Visited the Fair at the Patent Office, Where they passed a pleasant time, and were kincly treaied toa bountiful feast by a num- b’r of benevolent gentlemen, who were pres- ent. This week the orphan children of the Catholic Infant Asylum will visit the Fair.” SeeBnce ngs CAUONT IN THE ACT.—Officer Crump, on Saturday, arrested Pat Conner for stealing a cow trom Mr. Jobn Morgan, on Twenty-third street, gud was cuught in the act of drivingthe | cow away. The accused was taken before Justice Drury, who committed him to jail for court. Dd ag STEZALING LUMBEB.—On Saturday, Officer Stuard arrested Sarah Deible for stealing lum. der trom the building of Mr. H. Miller, corner of 17th and M atreets. The case was heard by Justice Drury, and the accused held to bail for hex sppearaice at court, was also | i Gown the river aud an invigorating ram- | dle emongst the picturesque surroundings of | N OLD Crrizen.—Yesterday | ERE.—Saturday, a soldier, | s hud } :locked up six hours. @. T. do Minnie Tillman, selling hice mit for James Dayzult, | m, Johnson, suspicion of deser Nester Tillman, suspicion of theft: | i- | | removal from office he h: | ing upon the conscien ponds to the law of God | a pee - DIED, | Oy the morning of the 1th instant. 7 Daata.—Major Wm. M. Erwia, who employed in ¥arious offices under Lod tragions. died very quietly ee ee ‘at the Waverly, ‘on Sth street, be. tween Eand F ¢ yesterday afternoon. He was seated in the sitting-room, and was supposed to nave fallen asleep, but when an atiempt was made to wake him at6¥ o'clock he was found te be dead. For several da post he had complained of difficulty fn brea ng. The body was taken-to the station-house on E street, near 9th, toawait the arrival of his friends. A jury of inquest was deemed unnecessary, a physician having certified that the cause of death was disease of the heart. The deceased was well known in Washington. He was at one time 8 prominent merchant in San Fran- cisco, Cal. He was a native of Nashville, Tenn., where, by the death of a brother, he fell heir to a large amount of property. Since his employed his time by acting as clerk for various ®usiness men, and in that capacity for J.S. Hollingshead, Esq. 4 ——_—o— REMOVALS._Mr. T.S. Burr, of the District of Columbia, has been removed from a $1,600 clerkship in the Secretary's Office, and Mr. Darius Forbes, of Maine, a $1,800 clerk- sbip in the Pension office, by Secretary Usher, of the Interior Department. —_—_»—__ STEALING A GoosE.—Officer Watts, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Maria Lynch for steal- ing a goose from Mary Condon. The goose ‘was recovered and returned to the owner, and Maria Lynch was held to bai) for court by Jus- tice Giberson. + JEWELRY For One Dollar, ‘At 438 Pa, avenue, near 4%; street. Rilver-plated Spooas, al pd A New Tursc UNpsr Tug Bun! In its effect—instantaneous, In its coloring power—matchless. In all its ingrediente—vogetadie. In 1ts operation—natural, In its beautifying results—enduring. In its tendency—preservative. In its popularity—unequalled. Cristaporo’s Harr Dy® Is pronounced both by the World of Scienre and the World of Fashion, the finest preparations ever invented by art torectify the short comings of pature. Manufactured by J, Cristadoro, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Drugeists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. mrsim gos ee Tre Fext.—Beauty of carriage is mostly depen- der -ona judicious preservation of the feet, it is iipossible to move in @ graceful manner ifthe great support of the whole frame be in adisordered condition, and nothing impedes so much as Corns, Bunions, Ingrowimg-Nails. or other disorders to which the feet are liable. To all afflicted wa would recommend an early call at Dr. White's office, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- halfand Sixth streets, fe 16-tf ee Neevovs Denitiry, SExryat WRAKNESS, etc.. Can Be Cured by one who bas really cared himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the trvih, Address, with stamp. Epwarp H. Traver mart 2-D& Wily Lock Box, Boston, Mass, — il DiskASES. the most certain, safe and ideed, the only vegetable rem- Cures in two to four days. t No mineral. ue sg Samaritan’s G effectual remedy — ¥ ever discovered and recent casesin t no balsam, no merear It is the soldier’s hope. do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 22; fomale, $3. amaritan’s Root and Herb Jrerces—A positive and ermanent care for Syphi is, ‘ala. Uteers, Sores Spots, Tetters.&e. Price 91, or six botties for $5. Sold by 8.0. Ford, Bce advertisement, m5 —— SPERMATORRH@®A CAN BR CUR! Dr Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorriaa, Seminal Weakmess, [m- potency, Loss of Power. etc., speedily and effectually. Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific Will convinee the most skeptical of its merits Price $1 a box. Sold by $.0. Ford, corner Nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Cook, Alexandria. 4 Henry ja6-ly : CoLgarte’s Honey Boar This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal pemand, is made from the choicest materials is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantiy ssepted, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For gale by sll Draggists and Fan Goods Dealers. ja%-eoly — Bare Dre! Harr Drei! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th- world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye kno®- , This splendid Hair Deis perfect—changen Be. sasty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or steining the skin, lesving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectities the ill effects of Bed Dyes, The Genuine is signed WiLuiam A BaToRELoR, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided, Sold by alldruggists, &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchoior’s aew Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-e0ly ee Mens Dress Suits. Men’s Business Sutts Youth's Dress Suits, caaia Dress S Youth's Business Suits. ‘huldrens’ Dress Suits. Childrens’ Schock Suits. Noaw Waker & Oo., 36% Poeun. avenue, Me’ politan Hotel Building, would respectfull: nounce that their annus! display of Fall and ter Clothing is now y for inspection. It is Somipeited of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs n material, trimming and workship. } To those who study excellence with ecovomy in | fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the mos? attractive stock of ready made clothing n this city, at-vory reduced prices. oc3-4m Sees W4praNTED 70 OU a8 IN Six Days —Dr.Godfrey’s ; Ar te, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ st ng. will cure Gonorrhaa_in sir duys. No change of diet required, Price $1 per bottle. Sold by S.C. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa. avenne, Washington, and Heury Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly —— Dx. DuPont's Sugar-eoated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use, They operate sperdily and efictively, and being sugar-coaied create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these s Will prove their swpertority over ali others, Price $1a box, Sold by 8, C, Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington,and Henry Cook, Alexandri ja6-ly ee EASES Of th «Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and Sexual Systems—acw and reliable treatment—in Reports of the Horeard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter euyelopes, fice of charge. Addresa Hovextox. Howard Asso th Btreet il i ev Job Lar ELIZALTH WA here taugh tion of God, ir the laws ¢ h $, of Washingt that inarriage. be! ah nott DONN after a few days il » 15th instan ry suddenly, of WILLIAM K. I OSS, Asssistant : olunteers, late nsport. Ind. | from Masonic Hall. corner 9th and D bis afternoon at So'clock. Fricuds are nal. Logansp rhing. | 1 Aun Gr pac ate resi Monday) he famtiy kK p.m, MARY ace of i JOth, stin On Sunday FILANA GONSE Sth » May Aw On Mond omasumption ry Van Tyne, ¢ place from the residence of | , er, 440 D street north, on Wednesday afternoon, Hith inst., at 2o'clock. The relatives | and friends of the family are respectfully invited to altend at* Tn Gex alter a short and etown,on the With WILLIAM WESLEY McNEIR, in Ness, year of b lis friends Tuesday evening » oft have seen Ey but fewin numb hy lays of suffering ‘ Ve was a kiud husband and affectionate ‘ather In Georgetown.on the 18th, after a short and painiul illne s, MARY E. SILBKNCE in the 13th year of her age. : Her friends and relations are invited to attend her funeral on Licieig Soe hat 3 o'clock, from her futher’s residence, No. 40 Dumbarton street Fond parents wipe your fears away, Suppress your heavy sighs, List ' while you hear your darling say, She dwells in yonder skies. Dear Momoy sleep and take your rest, j God called thee home, He thought it best; From sin and sorrow set thee free, May we prepare to follow thee. cS On the morning of the 12th inst.,Mre. MARY B. pS a in the S4th year of her age, wife of Rob't . Lynch, On the 26th of Pebrusry, JAMES T.. aged 6 1) rtd don the tat of March, WILLIAM 8H Sears, poungest sous of J. WH. aad Susar Tord. } GEORGETOWN Manca . -otherwise they may no! eo. uftwtl lanes tar ee Seer ce ADVER’MTS LADIES’ LIST. a Mary emp ares meee Ann yy 8e ise Lizzie Brooke Biss Maggie Eee ‘Mise Nancy Burrows Heneretta Lyons Mrs . Brower Mrs A Lucas Miss vane Coalman Miss: ‘Ann-2Landon Mra ine Creamer Miss 'y C-2 Mooney Laura” Cavanaugh MissMaryApoMoney Rachael L Clark-Miss Letty Moore Mrs Helen Canter Lne_ " Montressor Hattie © Clements Miss Kate .. . Merten vey . Celley Mrs Mary ‘Marchew Miss Catherine Crusor Mrs Heneretta McNier Mrs Geo Chrisler Mrs BH Codey Mias Bridget Daley Miss Ellen Delacour Miss EH Danly. Miss. Deen Miss Maty Dutrcw Miss Catherine Moss Miss Annie Obrien Miss Margavet Olec Miss Jennie Pelouze Mrs L H Bobbins Mrs Sarah M Dubleday Mrs ME Rafferty Miss Jane Dreury Mrs Bate Robbing Mra dM Davis Mrs H A Rhodes Sarab Bisabeth Dobs Miss Alice Shstlcrogs Miss Saltie A Felin Mary E Seyers Mrs Goodwin Miss HL Stewart Mrs J EB Greenlish Mary-2 Simmonds Mrs George Gant Mrs Maria Smith MrsC B Grean Annie Tigher Miss Sarah Hutehins Mrs H Hicks Mrs Margaret Hall Mrs Amanda Jones Miss Mary Jackson Miss Jones Mrs Chas R Johnson Mrs Annie Wal AtchesonP A Ford Aughertan J Williams SES TLCEN’S LIst.. Thomas Mra Jamina Trammell MissJane Alice Tompson Mias Jennie Wells Miss Ella Ish Mar: ias Bertes O’NeilChas — - Il Gilbert Jacod Z Pinmmer W D Barkley T S Hall William ~~ Popkins John Belk K oo, J Hareison F oy Rereee Capt J tt t ferliby Mic! erkings Barrnett Jas Hock John. Prather Albt C Brete Jas M Harriman JasW Roilins Wm Beddy3 Marsh Hackly Henry. Robertson Win Drad; Joshua HM Hopkivs Geo W Randall 83 BoothFN Hadley Enos-2 Rusk Richd Beekett Clemt-2 Haynes Chas B RenoldsJos BallufO A> Hull TB Rooney John BogertCapt€ Jackson Wm — Robertsd T-2 Call Bae Jaquett Teac G Botenrelt Gea Carroll Pa irnsey3'S- Roberts Geo Cochran jno-3 Ressler i Smith Edwin A-2 Camern John Landon Jo Camp Henry Collins David A Carter Alfred Cutter Albert Dixon WmTD Millen RH Leland W M-2 Lucas Malzeah Looland Jesse Luikel Fredk Sheely Ephraim Smith ChauncyC » Tanner Turner Bichd H TurnerJos Weitner Wm C Watt Capt Wm Daley Timothy Moore Jacob Ward Wn DenitonS?P MorrisdoaF © Woodward T-2 Dale John Murphy John — Wilson Gilbart Douglass Jos ° McDermott Jno Willhide Jas T Dolhne August MagentierJnoA Wallis James Flynn Thos ~ MonroeGeoC WardellJas _ Folkner Jas Monyer EF Williams Louis FeldenheimerJ Neddon Thos Windsor B Fortrer James Nott JohnT Woody Edwd Fink Casper It O’Shore JnoR HENRY ADDISON, P. NOTIO 4 the West End Bui georgetown will be beld at Mrs —The Fourth Annual Meeting of iding Associstion of ang’s Hotel, on OND4 Y next, the Mth instent, at 7 o’clock p m., at which piece an election will be paid Polls open at 6)» o'clock, mn IL St* eereatary. * WANTS. Waa tT Ra baeT® PRT @ Situation . at 436@ street. baricea a er 'TBD—A GIRL to do general housework in A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN a am - erences can'se Given kdaneee ren * Rane aun Star ANTED—A W. to Cook, Wash and Iron. seater ti coeeon esnips ql * Ls between Tate ‘and sth atresia mh ist" * BESPE B) 1 WANTS A SITUA- A Seeeererert Pl corner streets, No. 177, for two Gays. Lied ANTED— ‘unfarni Tarnished WwW MOONE. or oes Furaished Roos, wich board fora . Add ow. Star Omens aay with no children, Ad See WAxsreD—8 @ respectable German girl, a sraeht Gh aearagia tis alt ., Can s » Cal or addreas No. 57 Beventh st, = It* YVANTED.—A Waiter at the Gosling House. Ww One who understands the but: oa will ood wages the whole year round. Inquire at the ‘estaurant, 247 Ps, av., bet, 1ith and ats, mh 14 2t* YOUNG GJHL WISHES A SITUATION AS A chambermaid and to do plain sewing o' help to take cere of children. Best reference given if re- ed, Qailat 350 Sixth street, between Wand NTZD IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG MAN, b “Fr yesrsold, Also, WOMAN, to help im thé Kitchen ; ‘and two WAITERS. iy to T. POTRNTINI, 279 Pa, avenue, be- loth and l1th sts. oC NTED TO BENT—Oaor before the first of April, an UNFURNI8RBD HOUSE, pleas- aptly located sad egntaiame. about ten or twelve addreis I,H. B., 347 K etreet, batween 4 13th, mh 14-3t* tw K WABTED-( wise Fe whe maceretancs jener: a ai o- tween Isth and lath ste mh 12-3" ANTBD—Two BOYS to leara photo; hic galierinting. Apply at 353 Pa. avenue ein the y. 7 gallery. > moh 12 3t Ad een Cakes dente ths eka Lt as usiness 0 & WILSON, 446 th street, bovwosn D atrect and Pa. avenue. moh 12-20" WwW ANTED—WBT NU&SB at the corner of 25th and @ streets. First War!. Good wages will be given and references are required. White pre- ferred mh 12 3t* WASTED—a« HOUSE, completely furnished, containing from 10 to 14 rooms situated north of ig avenue, between 4}. and lth sts. Address ae yoo @ street, between 17th and Isth sta. m wt ‘CAL O}L LAS?S, OBI’ / SHADES of various tale cheap wh 32 5t™ No. 100 Bri pa’ierns and styles, For ULL. NIS, WIOKS AND #0 8t., Georgetown. M ARINVS DANOING AO jadies and gext'emen of Geor, Fill commence & new qua Duriag this prepare his 4 gentlemen's March 9th, 1864. Daye and hours of tuition fo: Toasters. Wednesday aad Satu: For gentlemen, Wednesday and Saturday from 8 to pm Kor particulars apply at school hours Usion Hore, QRORGETOWN. Prof, MARINI has the nonor to announce to the getown that he er for ladies, misses and masters on Wednostay. March quarter Mr Pupils for his Grand Floral May Bali. class will commence cn We inesday, ADEMY. M willl adies, misses and from$to5p m. the academy during mh32w* BALLS, PAR TIBS, &e. HAND BALL GF THE G BAL te BT SESCCIATION, COME ONE, COME ALL . The Emmet Arsociation take the pleasure of in- forming their friends and the public in gen- ersi that they will celebrate St. Patrick’s night, the 17th of March, by Wall at Temperance Hall, o tween 9th and Lith sts, The po pains to make this a nigh* ~~etiead. Tickets @1, admitting a o- ma, end ladies. giving a Grand m B street, be. Association wi of pleasure to all pare who me SaaS — wh 4 sf GSISEDS BOYS IN THE FIELD AGAIN. The Ebiel fs Boys. by reque friends and the public in h streeta, on est party given this season ‘tickets ONE DOLLAR, ad and ladies, at of thetr many lady neral, intend giv. ing their FIVTEDNTH GRAND BALL, Temperance Hail. B street, betweon 9th a BDNESDAY, March ith :f4, The committee pledge themselves that ne ins or expense will be spared to make this er tha mitling a gentlezan Committee af Arrangements. Devnis Mcaamara, Henry Boucher, Thos, O’Brien. | Danici O'Br oh» Muilln, Mishasl O'Brien, Dennis O'liera, jen. mb ll 8t* Gear? BA he firet G Der EN. ENT ORDER OF 8 OF THE UNION, (B Gon Fer DAY EVENING, March 2 aight of enjoyment to all w: ‘os! Geo. ¥. Cunningham, William N. Baldwin, wh $-6t rand Ballof CAPITOI, CIRCLE IN- NB, 400 ..F..) willbs givea LOWS? HALL, Naty, Yard,on TG BS 5th ae A Te committee will spare no pains in making tus ély no hats or caps allowed ia the room. Committee of Arranzemen Henry Larman. LuLu. ROTE 2 » 1864, ho may sttend. John J Jno. W LOST AND FOUND. OST —On Sunday afternoo: 61 ith s ¥ streets. and s Square. 2 han »4 Epiphany Church to St finder will be haudsomely rewardel by Seventeenth street. n. between the corner the Epipbany Chareh, vhn 3 Gharch dsome gold BREAST. —Lctween Rittenhons 0 L snd #dams Exprere Office shout ¥ o’clock 02 Pricay sfterpoon, 2 POCKET 800K, containiag The owner is § poor man, has lost both ensioner tat thie ofico, or at 38u 3 8, and is an invalid ded by leavi teenth Huss and nev ly trimmed. Bis righ! down, asmal streak on his wethera, awit idea rnbled by barnes A ith’s, Washipato, REWA i\D—Stolen on Saturday. Maceh 6th, 13, at Washington, D B.i7 bacda Ligh. > years old. white bind fect cb tsil end carrtes himeeif up wall. BR wosaTalne' e, Fant & Go.’s Bank The Gaier will | rd mar 12 $:* C., & leage black thipalitiie knocked back bone near the ‘ON, at 12 3t* BD. oc mh O8T—A black end tan TERRIBR GIP; asswars 4 to the vame of * Oricket; Jar, with the name of the ow reward will be paid if retu Bovre. * had on a brass col- ner on it. A libers!] raed to the Kirkwood mar 12 25 Loto. “Wednend ay 4 ‘d ral rew: Chion iast. BBEASTPIN (single stona.) for which a libe- will be paid at the office of tha Daily a DIAMOND mal? 3t™ BOARDI NG. 6 JPERSONS DESIRING BOARD CAN AE AC. ecmmodated at “7 Montgomery st, Georze town, mhi4 3.* i BLE POARERRS ACCO! E street, corner 3d firntahad rooms in the ni wh = SS.per week | Piesoantly eh MMODATFED AT 493 borhood for rent, NJ OTIC#.—On and after Monday next, 0. GAU- iN TIER will be prepared to Bogrdeers at $7 yer weex. Ae 2 ILL Fox sars—rwo splensid rcsewood and wabogany, wit! order epd ah hg Ed eempi. H. ANDERSON’ Bookstore porite Port Oftice. BS WINANT’S TABLE reseive regular Table ja i4-ti homarbts bed ete. Aoply + 455 7th streat, op- mh 9-tt £ GRIN DSTONES, WHEEL OX YORES. Ww DB. OMBS. ae Oe RUEHTES & Rat fo 25-e06t AY AND S?RAW CULTERS, STABLE BRCOMS, XR8, HATCHSTS, &c, On tern CHAlNs OLOW. 1 ke, was TND—At the Howara Dining Rooms, a ood PABTRY COOK, an astictant VEGET LE CCOK and a DISH WASHER. To thora brirging testimonials as to 2bi ths highest wages will be given, Non oth eed apply. ~ mB 12-3t_ _ Vv ANURD—Anv experienced SESMSIRRSS—a Protestant preferred Also,a MAN to take ckarge of @ dining room. The best of recom ment- ations requirea. Gallat No. S$ 43¢ street, between C atrest snd Gity Hall. ____ mh 12-1w* war BD—A COLORED BARBER. Apply to i E. ALELOT, 212 Penr, av mh 1 $i WANTED Tro White WOM oné as Ohain- bermaid, the other at Washer ani Ironer, Apply at the corcer of Sd and Pena, ave, mob 1i-st* O. MADES y ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A NURSE to take charge of an ixfant. To one wall recommond- ed the highast wages willbe given. Inquire at 475 Sixth street. mB 1L-3¢ y ANTED—A OOOK, WASHER, and [R0NER; alo HAMBSRMALID who-can do pisin sewing. Proper references will required for horetty and capncity. Apply at 326 G street, bet, Ith and 18th ats, mb 11-3t y /ANTED—By so American Girl, a SITUA- TION as House or Ohambermaid, or to Nursa Her main object is to seccra a good home ins ras- pectic family. Please aidress a pote to MARY - hed ohne, and the advertiser will call. by 3 ona HORSES WANTED. * Wan Daranimess, Oavatry Bureau, O£FiOR oF Citar QUARTRAMASTER, Wasuington, D. C., March 8, 1364, bee hundred and forty-seven ($147) doilars psx wi id for al cee PCAVALRY HORSES delivered within the next thirty (1) daya at the | Government Stables at Giesboro. BU Said horses to be sound in ali particuiars, not lesa then five (5) por more than nine (9) yoara old; from 1435 to 16 hands high, fail fleshed, co-npsotly built, bridle wise, anc of siza sufficient for cavalry pur. BEB. “These specifications willbe strictly adkered to and rigidly enforced in every particular. let Peres on ay 4 ot eon (10) and over, jourt of inapection from a. m.,to6p. 0. AtiES' A, BKIN. Lieut Colonel and Chist Quarter master, mb9 30t avalry Bureag. ANTED—An Assiatant BOOK-KKBPSR and COLLEOTOB; must have espacity aad moral character. Address Box 3, Star office mh 8 6t ANTED—A PORTER to attend to the datios “ah ois Btore. Apply at 269 Pena, avanne, m iw ANTED— one capable of giving Lessons on the G toagentieman Address G.E, Matias No. 267 Bighth strest, Washington. u 50 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALU AT cS 3 PRINCE'S Stamp:rg Depot, 331 F stiest cpposita Pateat Office, and get their Stamo- ing, Stitching, Pinking. and Bmbroiderydone. Aa there 3: ther Richards in the field, iadies better look cut that they come to Princa’s, who ia the nly practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to street. opposite Patent Office mat ZOUNTy FOR MARINES. Wanted, at the Headquarters of the 0. 8. Marine Corps, = ABLE BODIED MEN, to perform tho dutiee of » soldier at our Navy Yarce and on bosrd of United Btates vesseis of war at rea and in port. 2 ‘he corporation of Washington pss to each ac- cepted recruit in the Marine Corps s bounty of ONS HUNDRED AND Fi¥LY DOLLARS, JNO. HA «KIS, Qolonel Gommandant oh 3 iw ard between 4). and 2yth atres ie rnd oarrisge house preferred. box 4%, Washington ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LAD(UBS to Embroider on Maslin, Linen, and Oambric st Lock W To good bavés constant work and good wages given | Ladier applying will please bring Bamptea of work. Ap WM. PRUNOE’S Stamping and Apply. Machine Stitching Patent Ofiice. WaAhtse —SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, ‘Aiso, Mirrors, Oarpete, 8, ding and rpishing Goods of every description B. BUCGHLY, 425 Seventh at. bet. G and H. east side. Depot, 381 F street, Opposite fe Housel Delaware Concord, Hartford, Prolific, and other Grape Cuttings can be had at the Kendall-Graen ¥ nid. ct) 100. Address Vip i cones ene PF wht RICK RY, Rorex! —Norzez!!—Norrom::: At the NEW DRY GOUDS STORE if © JAQOB GREENTEES, No. 421 Seventh street. opposite Hatvey & Co., you will find a iarge assortment of Dress Goods, \ o8 averaging in prices from ® to 2% cauts, White Manna ee Ee } varie’ Alco & grea “ANG Goons, fr , rbich I ofier at the lowe: ossible prices eH bite 5 JACOB REBNTRES, 7 486 BE PBAMES, 486 A beautifs! ssaortment of Git and Dark Oval Pioture Brames; also a variety cf Card Visite Fremer, at J. MARKRITER'S, " 456 Seventh str Bight doors above Odd Fellows’ h mb | OVAL PIOT Termecnsh mb I 186 ARD ViSIT# FRAMES Frevel Gilt, Ewise Carved Wood, and Ac: D1 ito re Teme* ia variety Comporition Card Fre ARE RITER’ 456 Peventh ai t Fight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hal! ame CRAB. ~ _ mere WINDOW SHADES, ce Different colors ard sizes Window Shades in store, Oreers for any péquired Sty!e or Size de to order, at mee J. MARKBITER’S, 3 4%6 Beveoth street, Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. Terms cash. mh 10-ifst" erigan OLTICULTUBAL TOOLS. 1N H BARB AND BOISB0R3, PRERUNING SAWS AND SUIVES, RAK ee GA fell rarity of Anda T00 sasoan axb ESOEE EST ae f{ every ls t 555 sate tee A 3 Penn. t Canal, fe25-006t pittance 0.9, STRATES Dred vy Cast. bg Paamears: 2.5, . WSaNUE TATLOR 73, OFFER YOR SALB ONE NEW St EAM FOR RENT AND SALE. 257 Fonnsyivasia avenue, ut im a i, For Mi sett Foam crooner below eer see Tr? LET—A FURNIGHED SRONT ROOM, (Gcat floor.) suitable fcr ome or two gents—No 16 Ohio between ith of Treasury Balding, a “anes. Ine building ‘Sin the a. Wards; also one tage Lot and Dear the i J theorne Parone et Yerme &c.,adiress through mh}é-st* J.A BSAU FOE EAtE—4 BRICK BUUsE. on sfawaona i setts avenue, near 4th st., south sido, contain ing 6 rooms. Price 1m mediate possession given. Inquire of J. LACKSBY, Heventh stract, opposite Post Office. mah 14-4t* Fo EENT—FORNISHED BOOMS—A suit of in bandsomely Furnished Parlors and Bed Roo: e of the most desirable and pleasant situations ‘ity, and only one mikute’s walk or Wil- Jarde’ and Kirkwood Hotelaand Penn avenue—No, 457 13th street, between KB and F streets, side. - _mhid a Fone Bing OE . for & private ‘The house is well furnished and in firat rata order, the neighborhood first-class and location ii- ent, being near the Patent Ofiee, There is ie Phe taiatnre will ve sold or tested agate ark rarDi e sold or rented, YZ, Star Offices mi Be ost" BIVATE SALB.—A isrge and complete one % ment of household and kitchen FOURNITU cr, 00d condition, isoffered at private sale. Parties Gesiring to purchaee, will please call at the store of lexsrs. Myers & Metban, 376 D -treet, betwe: Sth and §th, where catslogue can be obtained, an: information given as to where the Furaitars can be seen and examined, mhié-lw* ‘OR RENT—A very desirable piece of GROUND with small dw: House, suitable fur market gardening sarpores. adjacent to the wharf at Gly- meaty on the Potomac, and only about two hoars time from Washington. Steamboats now land here tyro or three times per we-k, and is expected that a steamboat will soon make daily tween this point and Washington. Other pieces of Land, in @ fame locality, of desirable character for mark- gardening purposes, can also be rented. his office, (int) est sh et at FS SALE—A RESTAURANT doing now a good buriners; five years lease, etc. A! the Btar Office. OR RENT— Han¢somely furnished ROOMS on @ street, No. 332, bet 12th and J3th. References exchanged. Terms moderate. mb12-3t* LET—To a single gentleman, « small pleasi front BOOM on the second fioor, furnishe: withoutboard. Apply at No, 272 F street, c of 13th. mh 12- ' #3 (00 worth of goods shall AUCTION SALES. —— POR OTHER AUCTION SALES BEB 18T Poee. THIS AFTERNOUN AND TO-M Guardian, dated on from day of sa’e, and months from day of sale Bxpenee of deed to be paid by mb?-00 J.C. McQ B& 00., Aucts. Ry GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors. OUBB AND LOT AND VALUABLE BUILD Pe se Re RROBTIEG on Ist sti THURSDAY. the ith justunt, 5 ove! ands, in Bore? wea hoa y 1 rry and Mohen’s: ivini No. 7i7 on part Lot7,and a frame icnoe sca Stable, TO pe! a4 50 feet. hand- rchaser. . Mi IN. Guardian. 7, the whole front of this tomely situated situated oe Freres J cash; F Sealeratet Mond twelve mi nm dear! and a deed of trust taken. © "rests a deed given All convesance, revenue stamps &c., at cost of the purchaser. 3 edie lot of building brick, about 13000 will be msds GBEBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED UN- til MON DAY, the 1sth inst., same hour and piace. mbit GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auots, aay bh sat ta co faetioncers. eventh si >, 7 By Biank Hooks, Olocks, Watches, Gold sha oT eegd and Silver Pencil Cases, fi, ‘able ae lated Wares, Poreign ings and ngravings, and an im- E of Fancy Goods THIs BV ENING, at7 o'c’ock, to be contioued every evening at same hour until the whole stock. amounting to over 27 7th street, bet sold, a, tween Grant Hats rarer . B. Goods open for examination aed at sale during the day. mination aed at private mh !llw W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts. 'OR RENT—Two large PARU®RS, neatly far- nisbed, withtm two squares of Willarda’, and juares from the avenue, Apply at oe; are at : FPOR AENT—Six ROOMS, including Kitchen, Parlor, &c., with a small gmount of Farnitare, wabion i jately by addressing A. B.. Oity References exchanged mbi2-3t* OR SALK—Ninety acres, more or less, mostly ington Eatlroad. abont 2 milea/rom Beltsville. For informs joo addressJ..¥. BROWN, Alexandria,Va. m ro RENT—All the ROOMS firat floor above Mr. Roxenthsil’s store, No. 1S Market space, Penn nce. Posserion the frat of April. Soqaire of JENKS, fourth story, mh il-3t™ ‘OR SALE—A nice two-story BRICK HOUSH, with back building..containing 6 roows, on Ith, between O and P strasts. For psrticnlara on suite ae 04 Latreet, between Sth and 10th ats, wo amsli FRAME HOUSES. two This property 1a in one ef ‘tha locaticns in the city, being on 234 street and ia avenue. Por particulara apply to JOHN d street, be and F. mh li. lwr Fo RKENT—A BRIGK STABLE on 7th street, etween N and O sireets. saitabe fora hack man; ceom for four horses and two carriagea, with large Init. Will be reuted low to a good tenant, Apply between the hours of 12and2,toH ©. Wit- BUN, 161 i2d street west, balow Penn»yly. ayenue hii EG OYRT wht0 4¢ Kos SALE—The FORNITORE of ai 2 Bouse, situated in King st.,nesr Washington st, Alexaniria,Va_ The Lease can > d3 obtain- ed, Tho Houze is furnished thronencut, aud w be sold cheap forcash, The Parniturs is firs’ class, For particulars addrésa or apply to B, corner 12‘; atreet and Pennsylvania avenue. Union Hotel, Waskington D ©, mahio 4t* Chrda, It] = {08 BALB OB ASE—A LOF of 4000 feet on corner of Louisisns avenue and Sth sta., now occupied by Dr. Toner; also, Lot on north G@ st | (Firet Ward), between j3th and Win streets; ans Lot on the Island, Ith etraet west, between South E ard Maryland arenue. For terms agply to Mrs A. SIMPSON, No. 26 La avenue, between 1% aad 6th ats, mh 8-e0w* | poe PALE—The LIFR ESTATE of Mrs. —. containing one-half of Square S11, an 5th strect and P streets north, improved by of good water, , between G and moh 9-6t* “3 B—A REITAURANT and STEAME RSALOON. Apply 493 Tenth: treet. west, between O & brick dweiling,atable and prem Bn terms apply at 437 7th stree A RARE OH ANCE FOR BUSINESS. —One Part- ner wishes to dispose of his interest in alight and profitable business connected with the army, From $10! to $20 can_be realized weekly net. Apply immedietely at 482 Penn. averue, betveen eae 4k: streets, Boom No. 3.” Capital ‘required, m 60) exe Fo, SALE—A newly finished two story Frame HOUSE on First etreet, between D and E streets. containicg § rooms, and every conveniences for a small dwelling: fixtures.&e¢. Apply to . WoL. Waly & 60 Auction and Comz iasion Merchau‘a, mho South corner Penn avenue and 9th at. this a Ke FALE—$10.000.—Any one having amount to invest in a first class Kestauran! Hotel compined, location tae most desirabie in Wasbington, with s Jong lease, at amolerate rent, apd whith cieared $20.0 during the past two years, have pow an cpportuvity but rarely offered TH is establisbwentis fitted upin tne wiostapsroved e, regardiess of expenss, including Bar-Boom, Fesaurant Kitchen, end Bleeping Apartments, conveniently arranged throughout Tha bousa is xt ive paying busicess; and the for og Gut are, pressing business of one proprietor élsawhers. Apply 5 engtgementa to iTCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Pa avenue and istn at.. iw Wasniogtoa,D C. T BARGAIN. 300 will buy tha Good- Will, Stock, aud Fixtures of a (hocery ani uor Btore, now doing & good business. Apolr n the premises, 667 Seventh street (Island), bot, aud F sts mh st* —{ntae Second Ward, one of the bast retail LIQUOR and GROCERY and Puovl SION STORES in Washington. $150 will bay it, with stock and license. Rent $1) per month, with privilege of repewa!l of five years’ lesee. CHELI, & BON, Reali Estate Browers, soath sas: corzer Penn, avenue and 15th ¢t, mah 3-iw*™ « POR #XOBANGE @hty Acros cf tirst rate TIMSERED LAN nm Pierse conaty, Wi: sip, wil be -xchanged fora PIANO worta $365 sugar maple trees. and two Sugar canys © p's0-, tities from the Government; tuproved farms ¢ join’ is Sejoining the zand. sirrorELt & SON, Beal Estate Broxers. mh3 tw" scutheast cor Pern ave. and ist such will find it to their interest | WOOD LAND, near the Baltimore and Wash- | ' i Spldhteey extn Pog and Nowth st corner Penn. we int Gkocanizs JIQDORS, CIGARS AND TOBAG 00 AT AUOTION —On TURSDAY MORN- ING, the sist of March, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Auction Boomr— Barrejs White and Yellow Sugar, Molasses, and boxea Sperm and Adamaatine Caadles ed Vruits and Meats, Boxes Brown, Yellow. and Castile Soap, Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders. Cases 8 hes and Cherries, and Catenps, P Boxes e¥ and Uinnaimon, Csses Whiskey, demijohns Brandy and Whiskey, 20 Cases Ctara Dupuy,and 8 0. P, Brandy, Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars, 26 Boxes prithe Chewing Tobacco, 32 Grors Natural Leaf Tobacco, 50 gross Bine-cut Tobaeco, Octaves and Quarter Srandy, cases Jamaica Rum, Gibson’s 3 , Old Bourbon, and other brands, Barrels Whiskes, various ki numerous to men- —_ Yarious otber artic'os in. A quantity of Small Btores and Sutlers’ Goods, ‘Terme cash. mphi2 wi LL& OO , Aucts. by 3.0. M-GUIR +» Auctionzers. AINTINGS, PATENT GARBIN Docvie Bares_eRp Fowiina Pris. On tU JAY MORNING R . the first fli or of the Auction K, sha'l sell, for account of whom it may con. fight handsome Oil Paintings in eilt fram Lot of Mapr, Colored Priats, views of Baltimore are Warhirgton 1fmith’s Patent Carbine nearly vew, 1 Double Barreled German Fowling Piesa, ‘Terms each, J C. MeGUIRE & co. Ancts. mhl0-d By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. QiTOCK OF A WATCH MAKEB AND JEWELER \* at Avction.—_On TU ESDAY MOBNING, iy 6th, at o'clock, at the auction reoms, wi cell the remaining Stock of Tho. Thompicn Eeq., who has declined buiness, on account of having to rurrender bis stere; we name in part— 3% Gold end Silver Watch ss, new and second hand, & Gold and Silver Obains, i 200 Finger Rings, comprising all varieties, 100 Wateh mors and Chains, Gents fearf Pina, 73 Lodies Dreast Pias, 25Golr Lockets, Shirt eee Cuff Buttons, Pen and Pencil Cases, &e., &e, ALSO, 1 Minnie Rifle, Lot Réveivers and Bowie Haives, 3Gold Heaced Canes, &0. ALEO. Two Bilver Mounted Glass Counter Cases, nearly DEW, cost SW, 1 fe plated Window Stand, with glass shely2e &o. 1 Superior Counter. Terms cash, mhied J.C. McG@UIRB & 0O., Aucts, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioaper, 7 THOM Jeorgetown, BD: O. g N OLE PROPERTY FOR RENT—Bs order of the President and Directora'of the Chesapeake ant Ghio Canal Company, 1 will rent to the highest didder on TU RSRAY. the San ast a8 the ole property of ssid compauy, lying between Cresk basin and $a iagge and west of the tum ng dam or cut-! ‘The property will bo divided into tots of about fifty feet water front each, and will be rented for one year, commencing the ht of April next paya- ble quarier oars e £ The renting will take place on the premises, at & orslock Py HW, HOLTANGSWORTH, Colicctor. mh til THOMAS DOWLING, Auct I PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Ovrice OF Tia Washinaros AQqusnucr, e Wasnisoton, D, C., Maren 8a, 13/4. Wil! be sold at public auction, on tha isth inat., ati2o'clockm., ly? Fever scree of land in the viel! ¢ Timber lying on about sixty i y of the recsiving rerervoir Of the Washiogton Aqueduct, The sia will take place on the premises, and th: Icnd will be staked off in pareeis of from five to ten acres. By crder oi the Fecretary of the Interior, SSYMOOR, Engineer aud Gansral Supt. UIRB & CO.. Auctionors = DWPLLING HOUSE ON O 18TH AND 18! sT. 5s —Om NOON, Marca all ae!L 133g Ftreete, rutn- ning back 02 fest 2i¢ inches t. ) foot alley. im- proved by aenug freme éwell house conteiaing ‘otf, With back kilcaen, I late pos tession given mr cark. J.C. MeGUIEE & CO., Aucts. 82° THR ABOVE ALB 18 POSTPONED IX conseavence of inclement weather, unti! TUBS DAY, th inst. pame hour and pines Der mb 4d UK SALE—The ONION BATING HiU3s oa the corner of 14th and G@ streets, Itwiil b3 soli ressonable, as the owrer wants to go into other business. Cal! early on the premises mh 7 Im™ (OR RENT—A DAIRY FARM, four miies from Washirgton, on the Bladensburg Tarapike: iz is Well adapted for the above purpose, having 4 fine range for cattle and a sp'endid epring house, Beot moderate, Apply toJ. W. MORSELL, No. 323 0 ttreet, bet. 6th and 7th. mh? FSS SALW—A first rate twostory FRAMS ( HOUSE, containing nine rooms, together with rine Building LOTS, Leet out with choicent frait. such aa peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapae. all of the by lection; with a puip of exosiisat water ini rd; on the corner of @ ana isth sts , and Seah avemne esst. For farther pa?.:culara cail at resi’ e No. a mi-im* D CARROLL. PFORRENT—A STABLE for ten or twelve horses Inquire atthe European Hotel. | mh 4-29 ALE—Of 53 acree,7 miles from mar- ARM FOR SALE—Of 53 acree,7 mar- het in Montgomery county, Md. Ic has grout &0 fruit trees and abounds in the puves: water & ‘33 at 473 6th street, near D, to CAUSIN cOnDicT, mh 2-e06:* rpubee DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSKS AND A nuinbercf Vacant Lois in ihe Western part of the city at PRivatc Fale. We offer for sale two three-story Brick Dwelling-houres. Nos 21 snd 23 Penusylvania avenue, between 24th and 25ia sts . containing each fifteea rooms, with large hall and al the modern improvements. ‘The houses are in fine condition, having lately been thorougbly re- sired. Attached to ono of the Louses isa side lot coos 32 Soh en the Avenue, with choice fruit ees, grepery, &c. ‘Altova ‘tare tory Brick Dwelling, No. 78 K st., ue side lot, and containing nine rooms, with all. Also, & number of Vacant Lots, fronting about 24 feet — on Pena. avenue, between 24th and 25th streets wert, = For terms. &c, sly to JAS OC. McGUIRE & CO., Au nears, : mah an Ny —With or Without Board—An exce'- k OB PE RLoR and several weli furnished BSD- ROOMS, at 450 Tweith street, witbia five mioutes wa k of the Kirkwood House, Williard’s, nd the Patent Office, Post Office and Treasury and State The location is wusurpaseed ia ainpton No ehiaren in the A BIRST-OLASS DWELLING HOUS. 0) use situated on KENT—The large double i vorgpont avenue, kno’ ree’ is Excellency M. M'Libee tte brasilian Minister, for several years past. is for rent; posseasion given on the first day @; one side wheel double Gngine; iron | of March nex BS at any time, and the Boat a 3 ity The premises can ° ning order. ly . ‘ i for6.12% MORGAN & Rare G street, | fo4 Bxoe. apd Trus. of 0. L. Coltman. deceased, GIVE , That ber ANOS, ORGANS .— We have Teceivedfive ae ee oe fee the Oronene’ Court of — ‘Pianos of Bteinway & F a npn er county, in the District ot Cotamsin, three yg & Hemlin’s Abram 3; Hon: inte of Waanlagton city By O., | feotdow of porchenet, Theve instrameats are che aid a rise war pet EH Seotmede Git coon All are warrested for tve same. with the v hereof, to the subsoriber, Melodoons From 88 to ‘8100 at the ‘before the mext: they Hero .&, Corner Pa avenue Ss pothern OF Mo tear tran alk boosts and Iithet. . mh 8 - BS Nant B ° OF THE LAWS OF THS DINTRICT ven m5 end this 2th of Die colaniue ‘By Mi. eo Ta | *yitids Firion | street. between Twenty thi mh jld » McG UIRE & CO., Aucta, B: O. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. BIRTY-PWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON FOURTREXTH STREET. AND ADJACEST THERETO On WEDNESDAY A@TEKNOON March 231. at 4 o'clock, op the prem iaes. ail geil, for arcount of St Mathews’Church ths weetern half of Syuare No. 236, subdivided into 32 fine bailiing lots, six- teén of wriech fonton Mth street. 30 by 106, to a 15 foot al ey, am it on each U aud V rtraets, pear to 14th atrect, the Isiter 191; and 145 fest, tos oon alley. 6. itle perfec’ T : On: vird cash; the remainder in rir and. with i est, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. rt ge ae and stamps at the coat of the rehas+r, Mohied 3.0, McGUIRE & CO., Auote. By J.C. McGUIBB & CO., Anctionsers ya VALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY " NBAB THE WAR DEPAUTMENT. By virtue ef a decree of the Saprems Cou:t of the District of Columbia, readered in a cause (No. 185 Equity) pending in said court betweea Henjiuin Besil on behalf of bimself an@ other creditors of Joseph Boulanger, aga ost Jane Goulang:: aaa Jobu M. Jewell. admicistrators of said Jo-«pa Biulai ger snd, R.Joanson, and Georg» A. Han- zon, administrator of Thomas Lawson. de*sased, ané Jane Boulanger, heir at law of said Boulanger. | the undereigned. Trustee, will expose to alu at Pubie Auction, on the premines, on 3aTU DAY, the 26th day of Marcu, at 50’clos¥ in toe afierncon? that very valusble property knowa as‘ Boaian- ger’s Restauract,” situated on @ street porta, ba- fweer Sev: nteenth and Hiehteenth streets west, im. tre city of Washipgton, being part of Lot 13 in Eqvare 169, with the two brick Buildings (and stabla in the rear) erected thereon, fronting 26 feet oa G@ sir et, and containing about ¢ighteen roo ns. Tais property is very derirab‘e from its pooila ite ase puriness stand, and ite 5 oxtmity to the public de- partu ente and the President’s bonae, And on MONDAY, the 23% insignt, on tha pron ikea. <4 o'clock p.w., andafter; tho following prorerty : Lot 12, in square 41, frontiog 44 fest 1) inches on I and Twenty-foarth aizeete west 5 643%; sure oe eas a Lot 16, in square 33, fr ache iret north, between ‘Twenty fourth and Lwonty- fifth streets weat 9 15{rquare feet. Lotl4, in je ba streets north The terms of cale are: te two oe Cenverancisg and stamps ct the expense of mwbhit-dts ; ORO s 00 kot. au parsn for sale ot the Btar.