Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1864, Page 3

POLICE Rurorrs—Second Precinct,—Stephea Johneon, stealing clothing. dismissed. | Therd Precinct.—Sarah J. Ratcliff, vagrancy. Thomas Proby, disorderly: #2. Geo. McUal- LOCAL, NEWS. < —————eSeaeeeaeaeaeeeeeeeeeeoo * “amUsEMa sts TO-NiaBT.” |” 2 aay | fo » drunk; di . is Lemier, disor- Forb (i Tuxaiek.—No one need be told that deriy: mil ‘aan a f ‘Mr. Hackett was hailed again lastnight bya | — F; Preangt, — CO! Patrick fuil bouse ef fashionabies; and’so great is the aiceire to witness his fine impersonations that all who Would secure good seats must maké an early start,as the eligible places are all taken a lew moments after opening. pecially is the case when De playe “Falstaff,” as he does to-night in Shakapeare’s “ Merry Wives of Windsor.” specta- Muriay. forg eal jail for court. Tenth Precinct —Elsey Muller, larceny; dis- Missed. Jas. Cavanaugh, highway ronbery; jail for court. Wm.. Mardin, with Officers; $3. Elizabeth Brown, disorderly; #5. John Fabinkoff, violation cow law; 81. E1- ward Lewis, indecent exposuré; @5.° Patrick Walsh, drunk and disorderly; $4. James (al- Jan, disorderly; military. Jeremiah Doyle, drunk; @1. .. ret Lhe Se DisonpseLy CoxpccT In CHURCH.—Last Bight a festiva’ was in pri is in the colored church, corner of 4th and IL streets, and at a OVER's THRATER.—The fine fairy " oat “The Seven Sisters,” willbe repeated to-might again. The cast of chatacters, the splendid scenery and the delicions music are allof euch # waiure as to amply satisfy the Jarge avdiences who continually fesort here. ugh is handsom: late bour complaint was made to the police of dir Malice Piacide, Mrs. Myer aby tee the noise in the church. Officer Howard went qull strength of Mr. Grover’s stock company. im and was talking quietly with the managers of the fertival, when a man named Jas. Ross intertered, and bebayed in @ disorderly man- Br, insvlting the officer. Mr. Howard arrested bim, and was taking him to the station, when a number of young colored men assaulted the efficer with bricks, and tried to rescus Ross. Officer Morris came up soon after and arrested Wm. Jores who appeared to be of the crowd. Justice Giberson fined Ross $5.61; but the evi- dence against Jones being insufficient, he was dismissed. SS ASEAULT AND INCENDIARISM.—Last night, aman named Wm Rush, entered a upied py an old man named Jonn endall Green barracks, and took forcible pos- session, after choking the old man till he was senseless After recovering, Uarr complained t Sergeant Armstrong at the barracks, and he by direction of the officer of the day, went to the sbanty. Rush came ont, but before doing ec, fired the shanty. The sergeant gave the alarm, and six men of the guard came to his aid, but for want of water the shanty was de- stroyed. Rush was arrested by the sergeant, and ‘his morning was turned over to Justice Giberson, who sent him to jail for court. CANTERBURY.—A eplendid bill wiil be per- formed again to-night. It is really surprising what an arsonnt of fun this company always muanages to crowd into a single night's enter- tainment, Allof the performers are iiberally applauded, but none more so than Dora’ Daw- sou and Jennie Engel, the sweet vocalists. PEKSTIDIGITATION.—The Fakir of Ava will periorm bis select feats of magic and prestidi- gilation to-night again at Odd Fellows’ Hall, sth etreet. The Falar certainty succeeds ad- amuiraoly in mystifying the many persoas who ail to see Dim. ConceRT oF Vocal Musi0.—To-night the young ladies of the Third District Female Grammar School will give & vocal concert at Odd Fellows’ Hail, Navy Yard, the pro- ceeds whereof will be devoted ta the purcha: of & yravo tor the school. The schools have Jong {elt the need of such musical instrameats, wud they bave adopted this method as the best to raise funds to secure the instrament. All ‘who desire the success of the schools have an interest in this matter. St. Patrick’s Day CsLeBEation.—The Fenian Brotherhood of this city, will give a Supper to-night at tae Exchange Hotel on OC atrert, in honor of the natal day of Ireland's ‘patron saint. Supper will be served at nine O'cloc Batis.—The Emmet Club will celebrate St. Eoneks birthday by @ ball at Temperance aN. The Young Men's Olub also give a ball at United Hall, on Lith street, Se hee Tue DtstRIct in ’GRESS.—In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Grimes called up the bill for the charter of Masovic Hail Association in ‘Washington city. Considerable conversation- " al debate tock plucé as tothe mysterious letters, T R.A, S.P.R.S, A.A. R., &., indicative of masonic titles attached to the names of tha different corporators in the bill, and on Mr. cliamer’s motion they were finally stricken -out. Other features, including that which it wss held would virtaaliy incorporate, also fome twenty more different lodges, called oat objections trom several wembers, and finally On motion of Mr. Howard, the dill was recom- Initted to the Committee on the District of Co- Jumbia. Mr Morrill called up the bill to incorporate the MetropeMtaa Vity Railroad of the District of Columbia, Several minor amendments were muade, ucluding one making this company. sub- ject to license for tueir cars, as also the present ©ity Railroad Company. The section pronih. | this mc rning fally committed for trial, the ito’g the Meyor and City Corporatioa from | Grand Jury having found a true bill against Goive any actor thing to hieder, delay or’ob- | Dim. : Strnct the operation or obstructi a este a ii Fond, was-trickeu out. The five of five Gol. | ,, DIEMISFED —Tuctice Ferguson yesterday dis- Jers. in acdition to damages, fer impeding or | ™! red the case of Holraman RES, Warner, the ar juring the road or cars, is to be paid to the | €Vidence th which case we published yester- city instead of toe company. day, on the defendants paying costs. Mr. Sumner moved anamendment providing that no persen shall be excluded from the cars ©n Account of color. i Saves or Stock, Reav Estats, &v.—James C. McGuire & Co. sold at auction #20,000 Cor- ration of Washington at 100%, $1,000 Wash- ingion and Georgetown first mortgage six per cent. bonds at 994, $10,000 Farmers’ and Me- chanics’ Rank of Georgetown at 57. The same gentlemen sold yesterday the lot at the corner of 15th street and New York avenue Jor #25,000, which is about five dollars and stzty cents per square foot. Alec, lots in equare 197, Fifteenth street, be- yecen Land M, at 26 and 28 cents per square foot. is Slit ETT NATIONAL Farr.—The ist District Regiment WAs not present at the tair Iast night, owing to an apprehended rebel raid, which turned them in the oppesite direction as they were about leaving for this city. The fair to-day and to- morrow will be open from 12 0 clock m. to il Pp. m. The children of the Infant Uatholic Orphan Asylum visit the tair at 4 o'clock this afternocn, and Gen. Sickles speaks in the eve- ning. Severaldistinguished pereons, we learn, sre to be prerent. Friday night the Templars are advertised to be present imfull regalia. ~ ——— F ucLy CommiTrEp.—James Story,*he Treas- ury Clerk, who was arrest-d a few day ago on cherge of defrauding the Government, was ———e—_—_ Scorr’s 900.—The batance of this regiment ‘eft town yesterday. Themen have been leav- Mr. Saulshury opposed the amendment, as | 1>£ !y companies for several weeks past. They pertaining to sucial and political equality, at | £0 to New Orleans. dene oe ReLEatED —Frederick Coris, who was ar- rested for supposed trands on the Navy D>- pariment, has been released, there being no evicence against him. Senator Foster's bill, introduced yesterday, “provides that hereafier there shail be allowed rd paid by the Secretary of the Interior for the subsistence of prisoners in the custody of @ny United Ststes Marshal such sum, only, 4s it: ball actoally cost to subsist them. The bill Zlso repeals the act authorizing the appoint- SHevt of jaiior in the District of Colum pia. her sections of the bill relate tothe disposal of ecnvicied persons in penttentiaries of the United States. ———— Lire or Gen. MCCLELuaN.—T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, Penna, have just publicbed anew and enlarged edition of the «Life, Campaigns, Reports, and Public Ser- vices of Major General George B. Mc(lellan,” the hero of Western Virzinia, South Mountain and Antietam, witb a tall history of his cam- Paigns and battles, and his reports and cor- respondence with the War Departmentand the President in relation to them, from the time he first took the field in this war until he was — ge Tre Merroro.itan POLicE roros have ®@euta peiition to Congress asking that their pay be increased to at least the amount received by a gocd mechanic. The pay of these men at this time does not exceed £500, a sum entirely in- | finally relieved from command after the battle udequate to their snpport, (many of them hay- | cf Antietam, with his portrait. Every body dng families.) especially at this time, when pro- | should get a copy and read it at once. Com Visivns,-clotbing, reuts, &e., are double what } plete in one large volume of 200 pages. Price, fhey usually are. The police at tue Uspitol re- | 50 cents, in paper, or 75 cents in cloth. Sant ceive 3300 per &noum, aud messengers and doorkeepers in all the Departments receive moch more than the police, although the labors of the latter are fer more arduons, dangerous and unpleasant. The police of this city are, with scarcely 2n excepton, as gentlemanly, e©blicing ard efficientaset of men as can bs found ip 8py city m the country; and the crim- jal records give indisputable evidence that they spare no pains to ferret out crimes and crimivals. They are bat few in number, yet Borwithstanding the many thieves, vagrants, Pickpo. kets and blacklegs who have followed ‘the army hither, they have succeeding in con- eerving the peace and bringing parties to jus- Zice to such an extent as to meet the universal Approbation of good citizens. The ingtances are ‘wery few, indeea. where a criminal, no matter Dow well De may have covered up his tracks, bus succeeded in eluding the grasp of the Me- tropelitan Police force Itis desirable to re- tain this body of n.en, 57 it can hardly be ex- pected thatt will remain in office if they so Hotreceive sdequate compensation. Itisthere- Jore to be sincerely hoped that Congress will ‘Tavorabjy consider their petition aud graat tbeir prayer by giving them such pay as will | atiow them to hve respectauly aud support Jamilies comfortably. port paid to any address on receipt of the price. Price to canvassers for the 59 centedition, 8350. per dozen, or $25.00 ahurdred. For the cloth edition, $6.00 8 down, or $1500 @ hundred, at which rates either edition will be sent to any For sale in ° one op the receipt of the money. Warhineton by Joe. Shillington, corner Penneylvania avenue and iy street ena AS xinc Home.—A_great many of oar sn ome for thirty days stop on Pi ~near 4'2 str avenue, sett of Jewelry to take to 2 dollar he ——— A New Tune Unper Tae 8c! In its effect—instantaneous, In ita coloring power—matchless, In all its ingred/enta—vegetable, In its oper .tion—natural In its beautifying re ults—enduring, In ite tendency—prerervative. In its popularity—unequalled, Cristaporo’s Usain bre Is pronounced both by the World of Science and the World «f FaSiion, the finest preparations ever invented by art torectify the short comings of vrature. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No 6 Astor House, New Vork. Sold by al! Dragg’sts. Applied by a'l Hair Dressers, mr3in pains Akai Tue Fret —Peauty of carriage is mostly depan- Sa DEMAND FOR AN INCREASE OF WaGes.— Sst eveving, the jourveymen bricklayers of this city. beid a meeting at No. 501 Eleventn =) 0 ftreet for the purpose of taking measures to | $e? -on # insinlons. Broepreation of thefoep, it ia «i Tea iene Read arte ae Me. | great support cf the whole frame he in adis ordered Soka Davicappouted sesrciney, araten. condition, and nothing impedes so much as Corns, Duniens, 'nerowizg Nails, or other cisorders to changing views on the cubyect, the meeting | which the feet are liadle. To allaffiic ed w. would Adcpted the following resolution : recommend an early call at Dr. White's offices No. Aescleed, That in consequence ot the high | 424 Pen: s,lvania avenue, between Four-aa4-n- “Price of living, thet we will bave to demand, fe lo-tf Ou and atter the first day of April, four dollars yer day for our lanor, The bricklayers heretofore have been receiv- three dollars per day, a higher rate of pty the average of other mechanics, bat they | Al ege that baying to lose so much time on ac- count of bad wegiher, that four dollars per Oxy will barely afford them @ respectable live- Bibcod ihe journeymen plasterers held a meeting Just evening at Temperance Hall, at which Mr, J. R. Gill presided, and Mr. P. Pearce Bc'rd as secretary; the object beiug to take some Acton m regard to the resolution passed by the B sociation abeut one wonth since, that on and @itr the i5th day of April, they will demand Zhree dcllurs per day. After a full discussion of the subject, it was resolved that the demand ‘wonpld be adhered to, and it is understood that Bl) who do not receive an affirmative answer to day, will notgo to work. The wages that they have been receiving for Some time past is two-and a-naif dollars per day. ae balfand Sixth streets, 3 a Becker Diszascs. Samaritan’s Gift ia the must certain. safe and effectual remedy nly vegetable rem. edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and recent casesin twenty-four hours No mineral no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to he taken I the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who to not want to be exposed. female, $3. 2 Semaritan’s Root and Herb Jurces—-& positive and permanent care for Sy philis,Serofula,Uleers, Sores Spote. Tetters, Ac. Price 81, or six bottles for #5 Sold by 8.0. Ford, See a¢ertise:nent, m5 a aac ed. th Male packages, $2; Men’s Business Suits (Aitdvens? Dress Suits Youth’s Business Suits. iidrens’ e335 . Childr School Srtts. Noaw W4tkex & Oo., 368 Penn. xvenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nounce that their annual fispiay, of Fall and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection, It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs n material, trimming and workebip. To those who study excellance with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing n thia city, at very reduced prices. 003-4 Youth’s Dress Suits, A VERY PLEASANT TIM# Was spent last even- ing by the members of Urion Loage, No. 11, I. ©. O. F., at their ball on §:h street, East Wash- jugton, the occasion being the conterring of the Drgree of Rebekah upon rome fifteen ladies, the Wives and widows of Odd Fellows. About & o'clock, the Lodge met in special session, tne Fpacious rom being crowded by ladies and Fentiemen who had previously assumed the Odligntions of the «mystic tir,” and atter the reaminaries had been goue throngh with, the , accompanied by their husbands, were —_~.___ WARKASTED TO CuKm is Six Days --Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, au English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing. wil! cure Gonorrhaa_ in siz days. No change ofdiet required, Price $1 per bottle. Bold by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Oook, Alexandria, ja6-ly = Diseases of th Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and @:c rte? into the room by ‘he ( ductor, and | Serual Systems—ncw and reliable treatment— in duly initiated members of the Degree of Re- | Reports of the Howasd Association—Sent by mail bekab. After ile adjournment of the Lodga | iD Sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. BkILLis HovaHr Howard Association, No, 2 fovth Ninth Street, Philadel phi: oS a emo EE EEE MARRIED, In Washington, at the residence of Rev. John. Smith, CHARLES HART. of Kochoster, N. ¥..to MARKY L. BEARYEN, of Washington, D.C. . — DIED, Cn the Wth instant, at73¢ o'clock GOTTFREID KARL Ti T. in the 25th year of his age. Lonely the house and sad the hour Kince thy sweet face is gone; Putob! a brighter home than oura In Heaver. is thine own. His funeral will take place on Friday, March 18th, at 3 o'clock. whieh the relatives and friends are in- Vited to attend. No, 525 E street, between 8th and 9th, Navy Yard. ate (Baltimore Sun please co On the léth instant. Mrs. ELLEN aged 53 years. the company repaired to an adjoining room, ‘where & bountiful supply of ice cream, cake, Dud wine were discussed, unti) they s+parated, Well plessea with the evening's entertainment Sod the officers and members of that whole. Sonled organization, Union Lodge. The Degree of Rebekah ladies of East Wash- $retcn, we hear, are about to organize an aux- diary association to the Udd Fellows in their Jocality, and thus be the means of aiding that fraternity in ‘+ visiting the sick, relieving the erstreseed, burying the dead, and educating the orphan.” —_——.—__. PaTEXT Orrick Fair.—The association of Jadies engaged in this noble, patriotic enter. “prise assembled yesterday atterpoon in the of- Hie of the Hon. Sayles J. Bowen, postmaster -of Washington, Hoa. B. B. French, president, and 8. Squires, Exq.. secretary, were, as ever, present. It was resolved that the fair be kept open during the daye of Thureday, Friday aud Sat- urisy, of the present week. py.) O'DONNELL, he friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from 8t. Peter’s Church, Capitol Hill, to-morrow (Friday) morning at 10 o'elock. eS The following ladies and gentiemen wereap- On the 17th. after a short and painful illness, @. ointed a committee to cloze up the ousiness of | WSL ATFORD. in the 5'st year of his age. “the fuir : Hon. B. B. French, Hon S.J. Bowen, PL re requested to attend his funeral residence, Op Bonday, the Sth ince of 4thaud N streets, This morning, March Mth, at partivorclock, HUT ELIE Ri Hilataptaanete x of Charles T. ani jie Gri monthe and V7 days. fe = wed 1 year, 6 e funeral will take place atSo’clock to-; afternoon, 18th. from the resilengc et ae roy pats Bell, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Gilman, and Dr. i On the part of the ladies: Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Wallach, Mrs. Shuster, Mrs. Angus, Mrs. R. B. Clark and Mrs. De a Tue HaMMonp Oovet-Marttat.—This ‘and. en Majo: by father, Win. Dalton. 431 F street, between Minne President, Saeeet veetecany anti! peat 7th pxeetey where the friends of the family are nt Eext. This adjournment is by permission of | Vited to attend. = On the Lith inst., WILLIAM, aon of J Elita A amacher, Geom pee Chg! In this city, on the of January, Mrs. MAR. GARET A. FRIDLEY, in the 30th year of b tian fortitude, the Secretary of War, in Consequence of the G+ath of one and serious illness of another of the children of Major John A. im, the Gnike Advocate, who Bas lett sor fome ta ee WANTS. A PIRPERAN RL Rh 4 BALLS PARPISS, ho. RAND BALL ID OF THE CITIZENS’ G Boe NY ¥CND. T'S, corner th, To We givemby thé © ©. Lr bee corner isth st, and AY: © 7. NTED_A first-rate MEA’ , WORKMEN: OF THE WASHINGTON NAVY W ANTED A first-rate MEA’ nigh 3 i On TUESDAY EVENING, Marc 220, 1868, seas ele ete ee ‘dt ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard, Winter’ Fa cuttin end Battg Roe ¢ Th ceed: to aidin raisi lunteera in Se eal ate = ORD i Le the District: thereby avolding deaf. ® ANTED—At the Pennsylvania Hotel, corner The committee pledge themselves to ren- der to all who may ice ae their, presence an evening of enjoyment, Tickets Gicaimitting a wentieman and ladies, Engi 4 Mschinintec thos, Walker, Wm. neers ant le . be apple te, 8. Fleteher. Blac! Or, 3d street, a WOMAN to wash and iron. 18-3t* CH. AS. MADES. y ANTED—By a respectable woman, 8 SITUA: W FIN as Beare eeablg wotman. SERA. qrivete family. Best references given, Address 1. 8tar Offee. ie Wa4NTED-A FURNISHED SUMMER HOUSE in Georgetown or on any of the hills sare rounding the city. Offers received 133 @ street, between i9th and 20th, mh 17-3t* mh smiths—J.H. Pegg. Chas. Carroll. } Burgess, Gorge. Dice, R. dnance<Win: H McCadden, P, Kablert. epiimbers—JIno, T. Grifith, I. A. Heald, Jno. H. ae mith, Bs 7 | b . J Copper Rolling Mill-M. McNelly Jno, Clements, | WAh,EDIA middle-aged WOMAN, to take Jno. MeNell Good references required. Gat 33 and K. 7th street, 17-3t* nm WEDIATELY—Two good BAR- . 491 lth street. Wages $17 Painters—Wm. Goodrich, Jos. Stanley, John Joiners—Jno.T. Maxwell, M. D. Shaw, Wim. Cov- “Nimons—H. Pettit, Robert Patterson, W. C. between T V Hatoseon h iz. G. SESSECOVICH. | Boiler Makers—H. L. Atchison, @. Thompson, Z. / ANTED—-T 4 journeymen BARBERS, R, Offett : Ww white or colonel. The nt ehent wagsn will be ‘Irom Founders—D. Daughton, N. Wayson, Jao. on orers--Amos Reed. 8; Carroll, Jom Hislia. fSawyers—Chas. Luske iven. Inquire of HENRY BONITZ, No. oe ridge et.. Georgetown, mh Ww ANTED—A WOMAN to do the cooking, wash- a ironi ily. Ope hay- Riegers—Jno. Conr: te ing pnd ironing ee Ree family. apa Block Makers—W. ally. mh 17-e03t® Gink 2 45 errr terion = pie oe No. acy 8 RAND BALL street, between Sth and oth. mh 17-7t* Ww ANTED~—At the Gosling House,2 WOMAN to assist in cooking and make herself generally usefulin the kitchen. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Pa. avenue, between /2th and i3th sts. 2 mh 17-<t B (00 TOS BONE WANTED —The andor- ws signed will pay one dollar per 100 lbs. for all eteen camp and hows ital Bones; delivered at their Factory, corner. sts mhli-im > °° MORGAN & RHINEHART. W ANTED—Iwo FARM HANDS, near the city! several dry COWS; 4 genteel colored BOY: about 18. as honse-servant and earriags-drivers TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR, at the HALL IN THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING in which the Pair was held, On TUESDAY EVENING, Marca 28, 1864, ceeds to be applied for the benefit of the The Prot iies of tue acidiera ofthe District, : and a white GIRL to take care of two children 3 oe Chlumbis, and yearn old. and do housework. ‘The boy and girl Lo go to Georgetown. ‘at this office im- MANAGERS, fhediately. de sical mh 17-3t" Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Vice President U. 8. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker House Reps, U, 8, Hon. Solomon Foot, of Vt., U. 8. Senator 7 ANTED—A COLORED COOK for aemall fam- ily. Apply at 407 New York av. mh 16-3t* V on. Ri if f Washi WYVANTED—An experienced COLORED COOK Hen, Richard Wallach, Marn'y B Woodeitee W ANI CHAMBERSIATD at 280 porte struct, Henry D Cooke Hon Justin L Morrill] between 12th ar d 13th. mh 15-3’ SJ Bowen Hon Portus Baxter LE Chittenden Hon WT Willey / ANTED—A WHITE COOK for a restaurant. preferred, Also, an OYSTER DP Holloway Hon Jacob B Blair SHUCKER. Apply at the Patent Office Restanrant ono aco s 7 pply at the Paten ce Restaurant, My mele ry ci Hon Killian V Whaley | corner cf 7th and G sts. mh 16. 4t* ames § Grinnel prnier of 7 A ames SGring iy TANTED—A PORTER, wanted at Charles TL. Pe eoward Hon bare Wheeler WW Aniood & Con aoe boom avenue, be: Jobn @ Nicolay -Hon James Dixon tween 9th and 10th str. mh15-3t RW Taylor Hon Henry © Deming WANTED ATION as housckeeper SITU John M Brodhead Hon John Conness ould have no objection to leaving the city. Joba Layer Gon flanry Aldison | | Address MRS. M. BLUNT, Washington Post Of ore: phn lt Mar Adasces 0 Hen'Edw'd McPherson Gen MC Meigs iodale ge mh 15-3t) Vy j) ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Colored BOY, about 16 or 18 years of age, for waiter. Apply at Ld aan avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. mh 15-3t* W ASTED-A TACK and HORSES. “Any per- ron having an open hack to dispose of can hear of cash customer by applying to FRED A. MITCHELL, 9th st., bet.Oand P. mar Is By a young laly ina private Ton N_B Smithers Gen CC Augur Ton Wm 8 Holman Gen Henry W Benham Hon John F Farnsworth Col E M Greene Hon James Harian Sol J BEry Hon John A Kasson —- Surgeon DW Bliss Hon 8 C Pomeroy Surgeon Wm Thomson Capt L Scheetz May Smith Job W Angus Hon Lot M Morrill John H Semmes Hon John H Rice JP Bartholow post uiet by ho: a, Hon Recor gonoeen: ee 6h scene ahecente dantiave the pomterta chatome. bane Bone Wee "ee eonow astranger inthe city. Address "J. W. B..” Star Hen mt met Wirt t office . : ; me 15-3t* nas © Elio _ ed Hen Gee 8 Bontwell WANTED —Tso SALESWOMEN. Only such Hon % Chandler AIl Shepherd that have long exper: in'the cloak or Hen Job WLongyeat MG Em'ry : i Also. two ex ilon MS Wilkinson Thomas Berry ad maeeiing, | Tlon Wim Windom Win H Bal twin Penn. ay Hen J B Henderson Win H Tenny hts, at the Hon B Gratz Brown” “Jolin Marbury, jr ince adjoining Oak Till Cen respect: aD al VILDTE WOMAN. as 8 amateons dna to take bd Mi are ofa child jour years old. Recommen B pinmin I. Jacksow required ne. two MS. cither in t quire or commun HI¢ town Hon Augustus Frank Noth The Pennsylvania a Han Themas T Davis and Lthstreet:, or C, B. Pearson, 87 Louisiana Hén Reuben BE Fenton venue, opposice Central Guard House, mhis-3t™ Tien Robt echenek [D—At the Government Hospital for the Hon James M Ashley ye on the Anacostia Hights. opposite the Hon BF Harding CF McDonald four WASH WOMEN and four plain Hon Wm D Kelley Charles F Stansbury COOKS nest industrious women may here find Hon James T Hale Major RR Scott agcod hon ployees of hospital r ceive fair v are doctored and nursed when sick without charge anl without abatement of wages, mh ig-¢t__C. H. NICHOLS, Supsrintendent. ws cry farocisasd, Hon Henry B Anthony Edmund F French Hon Wm Sprague Fawar. Jordan Leon M ey Gils yen DeWit Slarke L dilman G0 Blondacd - Nathan Hf Barrett James Galway Samuel P Beil mh 17 eotd NTED—A HI0SB. compietel: containing from 10to'4 rooms sitastad north of Perv. avenue, hetween 434 and {Stn sts. Adjrass ©, L. H., 246 G@ street, betworn i7ta and 18th sts, bh i2-tw* AN) ED—An eyperisnces SEaMsar RRs? Protectant preferred Ala>,@ MAN to take cha geofadiniog room The best of recommend ali us required Cetcet and City 3,000 HOBERS WANTED War DerartMtxt, Or OFFICE oF CHinr QuaateeM 4578! WasHinetos, D 0, My cb &, 18: Ore buudred ana forty-seven (#:47) dollars per . | bead wil be paid for all if CAVALRY HOR?ES delivered within the next thirty (5!) days at the Gcvernment Btsbles at Giesboro, DU sia horses to be sound in al! partical: Rotless then Give (5) nor more than nine (9) ye: 3,from i435 to 18 bands high, full finshed, compactly bailt, bridle wise, an? of sisa safficient for cavalry pur- +P. wer hene speifications will be strictly adhered to and rigidly enforced in every particular. Beene ares id ba ching oO ton seals ani over, re of inspection from 9a. m..t»6 0. m. es ifs “NJaMes A. ERIN, Lieut Colonel and Chief Quarts master, mk9 Kt javalry Buraan. Ww ANTED—Pome one capable of givicg Lessons on the Guitar toe gentleman. Address G.B MAT! TB. No. 267 Kighth street, Washington. wh 8 tf 50 ( 00 LADIB=> WANTED fO Cabu AT OU,0 VRINOB’S Stamp:re Depot, 351 F street cpposite Pate..t Offic-, and get their Stam >- ing, Stitening, Pinking. ard Eo broiderydone, As there aie cter Richards in the fiald. indies bat‘er jook out that ey come to Princa’s, who is the ovly praslical hard ia the city. Be sure you go to F atreet. opposites Patent Office. mad BOUNTY FOR MARINES. c Wanted, at the Heatqnasters of the U. 8, Marine oe ABLE BODIED MEN to perform the dution of » rcli.er at our Wavy Verdes and cn board of United btates vessela of war T BALL. NE YOUNG MEN’S CLUB Intend giving a BALLon THURSDAY EVENING, I7th inst., At Usitep Hatt, lith street, between Penn avenue and E t north, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and lal Dollar. mh 16-2t* Gre EASTER BALL OF THR COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY, TO BR GIVEN AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (Navy Yarb,) EASTER MONDAY, March 28th, 1354, A general invitation is given to our lady friends, asno invitations have been sent. Positively no hats or caps allowed in the Ball Room. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committe: of Arrangements T. H. Robinson, J.C. Entwisle, Jos. B. Tait, J. A. Smith, F.C. Jardelle, mb 15,17 ,19.22,24,25,23-7¢ LOST AND FOUND. ISE8 ABJUT THB FIRST te and red dry COW. The Bie Property, pay ‘tease cail oa Fayeite JAMB3 WALKER ¥ WANTED OF DENNIS MAHO Ww toon he was at on concerning 4 " hy smother, | etre d in port ‘ a is ‘A Wi hi JAMES WURSUY, The co rp-ration of Washington pars to each ac. No. 34 Green st.. b.c. 7-3¢ CO RED AnD aT Y Dont aie. Lk ANY INFORMATION CAN EN OF OK JN HA SKIS, G Let BU BANK or G. AA M : sate: ae mb 3 fw Colonel Commantant, 1 88 Mrs. Cc ANK, ab the Pe oure. whe i6-ote Seas FUSER WANTED From the aret ot May ott — 2 zo =: jurnished or upfornished, north of Penn. YOUNG NTLEMAP WISIIE nd between 43¢ and 2th streets One the aeq ance of & handsome ets nd carr'axe house preferred, Address R., from 16 to <2 years old, of ay ild an Lock box 45, Washington fo 22-tApi* positien, Dose SEO RGE F.C4 ANTED IMMEDLATBLY-200 LADURB to inton, D Embroider on Maslin, Line, and Gambric Jo guod haves cevstant work and good er ©Ba DI ROMA. By W. W Story,2 vols ;93, | given Ledies spolying w'l! please bring Samples Hunt’, Life of BE rd Livingston, 93.0. cfwork Apply at ®M. PRINOF’S Stamping and Batile Fie'de of the Souta from Bali Bun to | Machine Stitching Depot, 381 F snes, sy 260. Patent Offes. je 18 . Grent acd bis Campaigns; #1 £0, W4ANTEL —ERCOND-HAND ¥UaNITURE Also, Mirrovs, Oarpsta,. iar Evading and ogde of every des ©: or" Housetarnishits BOUHLY. 42% Saventh at t Gand H east ald ithe Laws ard Pie be int 1 Practise of W hist; $138 a fouth. By Colonel Free- "s Municipal Law; $3, : 5 , the srrete By Theodore Tay- 12 Eewell’s Bounty, Pension, and Prizs Laws; $3 5), Gen McOlelian’ rtapd Campaigns; $1.50, Kdinbereh Review. Janvary, 1834. London Quarterly Review. January, 1 3 ods e, February i mrs” easing: NOPRANCK TAYLOR, mar #9 BOARDING. _ Pom AND ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN C > be had at No. 91 Bridge street, Georgetowa. Apply soon, Z It" CARDING —Pleasant Rooms and first-class WINDOW SHADE 7 D——- 06 PAQGUE—— WHITE——-BUFF } for gentlemen only, at 156 @ street, See ANG BOUR OLL LC th aud vist. Terms $3) per month, FIXTURES ;. ———all approved styles. G.L. & J. B. KELLY, Manufacturers snd Importers, a | HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN, willing to room together. can be accommodated with Board at five dollars a week. Also, afew Table Hearders wanted. Apply at No. 377 13th st., bet. New York av. and I st. mh 15-3t* CURTAINS, =O» and after, Monday next. 0. GAT. BW STYLES, 29a 1864. prepst haat rag * ® 2 O NOTTIN+HAM it @7 rer week u-tt SWISSLACB, % BQ Lage, = MUSLIN, Be 2 procatertr| GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS REPS, && a TERRY CLOTH, GEORGETOWN TAX ES.—Anabatemont of DAMASK, 8 & JAPANESE % per cent will be allowed on the annual a" @ @LOTH. taxes for the current year if paid on or before the - . fretday of April next, COVERS, ph izcw’ CHAS, D. WELCH, Collector. FOR PIANOS AND TABLES ‘AL O'L LAMPS, OHLP NIES, WIOKS AND Chita Sab or various patierns and styles. For le cheap. D. M. BULL ib 12-5t" No. 100 Bridge at , Georgetown, ABINI’S DANOING 4CaDEMY, Union HoTeL, GEORGETOWN. Prof, MARINI has the Bonor to aunonnce to the jadies and gentiomen of Georgetowa traut will commence & Rew aera. for ladies, G. L.& J, B. KBLTY, IMPORTERS, mb If-Im 359 Broadway, New York, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, A beautiful sesortmen Gilt and Picture Frames ; also riety ©: Dark Oval vi . RE ol dnesday, Mareh, rage s* : 86 Beve quarter Mr M. will Hight doors above Odd pile for bis Grand Floral May i. * Terms cath. ph , 1864. SELLING OFF IN ORDER TO MOVE —I offer d hours of tuition for ladies, misses sud S iorssls'a foe stock of Cosi Olt Lampe: Shad aday and Sators: m3 to z Chimules, Globes, &6.; also; a fine artiole of Farternilomen, Wednesday aud Batarday frome 8 co i No, 323 Ost., bet. 6th "> mh7 o. at. Se D ulars apply at the academy dari: . for partion Ppl gating eeROOL ROWE a) ben pissy 3 RSENS — of 1, 8, and ¢ h eehoo! Rvp arte nant ace @ Goons} , No. 373 Penn. avenue,bet. #6 and 6th PBIB YY eo ainat |S 369 BRVBNTH STRERT rawiesRonmes ere TWAT | wilh tesserae ma Sey Terms cof EOE Bought them at the New Wore, i SEATESESE stone Wa. SteaS. | PUM ase asee ts aeons » we pace 'VRANOK TAYLOR Laas, FOR RENT D BALE. TORENT Nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at 301 @ street, between 13th and Mth. References exchan, edi a TIS PPORRENT—two larce FURNISHED PARLORS, _ with Board, Apply at No, 376 H street, be- tween 13th and Mth. mbh,17-eost* _ Fo SALE—A new two-story and basement BRICK HOUSB, with baek bi Gepitr Huls“Bortera spy se? Bs Grocer. corner Mand Late north. a ‘OR RENT. ris Rae the first of April, on 8. HOUSE, on Penn. ave tween 4; and 6th streets. contains 13 or ld rooms. Apply to H.S. JONSON, No. 373 Ps. avenue. between 43¢ and 6th streets, opposite National ae RENT A ee E neat BRICK HOUSE, containi F tooms, situated on 1th street, between Ona P. 277. For particulars inquire corner the No. 289, or at the grocery store 2: N streets. J. McNALLY. Fez RENT —A large and commodious FUR: NISHED HOUSE In Georgetown. sisuated on Beall street, first door west of Christ Church. The house has been newly painted ani put ia com. plete order, and contains fourteen rooms, besid spacious. dry, brick-walled celiars, There is tern smells and feettee! eaters lait Sodas. eas. ere 18 a large lot attache: it. A u I, C SPALDING, Atiornsy. wots ING, Attormay, mh 17-d3t" on, D.C. st., near ‘ot stairs, Fok SALE—A RESTAURANT with a lease of 5 years. Inquire at the Greenback Restaurant, No. 452 icth street, adjoining Ford's Theater. wh 16-3t* SALE—4 YEARS LEASE of a Store Room, 2 by 80 feet, with room back. on Pa, avenue; ac, be and D stre corner, of lith and 2 per month rent. $800 will buy it. a) MITCHELL & SON, Rea! Estate Brokers, m 3t* Southeast corner Pa. av. ani {5th st. F° SALE.—FURNITURE OF A HOTRL con- taining 60 rooms, with five yoars lease; @8,000 fortune for an enterprising man. MITCHELL & SON. Reai Estate Brokers, mh 16-3t* Southeast corner Pa. av. and Sth st. URNISHED ROOMS FOR R At 394 L streetone of the most healthy and desirable locations in the city. and only a few minutes walk from the Treasury, War and Navy Departments. and within a few steps of the city cars. mh 16-4t* OR EXCHANGE—30 ACRES OF LAND. ina high state of cultivation; directly on railroai £6 miles from New York city; crop netted $300 last year; a beautiful site for a tesidence; will be ex- changed for a house in Washington. _ MITCHELL & SON, Keal Estate Brokers, mh 16-6t corner Pa. av. and |5th st. GUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE SALE.— Honse containing WZrooms with outhoases, cne square north of Penn. avenue, ina thriving business locality, pleasant neighborhood, &c. Ti- Ue indisputable. d: Fed at. ompt purchaser a bargain, od door from l4th. R SALF—The UK. XTURES_ iO0OD WILL of one of the best establisied and most profitable Stove and Tin-ware Establish- ments in thia city, ina central location, on Penn- eylvania avenue, The proprietor ‘as other busi- ners, which wili call him away from the city, and will therefore sell low. Also,athres years’ lease of the building; or would rent the building to ffered at a sacrifices or sold to a Inquire at 398 L mh 15-3t* parties purchasing stock. at reasonable rate. For particulars apply to ** 8. F. W.,’’ Box 31, Star OF- fice. i mh 15-tw* OR SALE—The GOOD WILL B ESS STAND of the well known Old Iron aul Rag Depot, No. 11® K street, between 2st and 221 sis Horses and Wagons will be sold with th The buildingsold or rented reasonatly.. Barty aj plication necessary, 28 the proprictors have other and mor portant busi s to attend to Also, wanted, MEN.of experience to go to the army of the Potomac to collect grease” Apply as above, immed i mh 15-3t* OR REN RNISHED CHAMBERS, No. 8 Missouri avenue, bear oth strect st* OB RENT—A lates BABE MENT. locationgood, te ma fair. Apply by letier, Box 224. Post Off ce. ia __ ™@ 3 FURNISHED APARTMENTS, without bourd, ean be obtained at 399 street. between F ani € he Low Floor suitable for a paymaster” mh 15-31" T-A large quantity of building LOTS, 6 wicutes waik of ine Presi- dent's House and ail the offices ‘n tas First Ward, A JARDIN, Flocitt, mb!5-Im 18th st, cor. of M. Ko KENT—A BRICK HOUSS. contaiaing fire rooms, well s tuaied ou tha coraur of 6th gad # streets, “apirol ofll,conven eat for the railroad cats, Apply on the taurant, corner i3 enue. (ge ore or J. Browa’s Bei ith street and Pennsrivan: mohi5 le* Li co: Itisy ra boardin boardera. It is in avery pleasant part y near the Post and Patent Office. Inqn A. AV mr 15 3t* Acces enn? HOUSE TO RENT —A well fur- nisked and convenient three-story -snd-a-%alf HOUSE, containing nine rooms, ia a plesant loca!- ity and within five minutes’ walk cf the Preasary Department, Possession given at once if desired, or particulars aud terms address or apply to WM. 8. BING or GEU. ¥. STEVENS. House P.O mar i5-1w* OR BALE—A BRICK BOUSK on Maseacha setts aveuue, pear 4th at., south side. contsin mgSrocms. Price $170). Immediate possession given. Inquire of JAB LACKSY, seventh street, opposite Fost Office mh 14-4 Po PALE —the UNION BATING HUUS. ortr west corner of 4th andGstrests Itw be sold cheap, ax the owner is going into other busicers. ¥or particulars call on the premiaes, wh 14 6t* Fo RENT? CENISHED ROOM4—A auit of bandsomely Furnished Parloraand Bed Rooms in one of the mest desirable and pleasant situations in thecity. ard only ono wihutes walk ot Wil Jarde’ ard Kirkwood Hotelaaad Pecan. avenns—No, 7 ith street, botween B ood ¥ streets, wast side. mh \4 lw™ DRIVATE SALS.—A aad com plete arrcrt ment o7 how vid and kitcasn BNITURE, to gcod egnditi, izoffered atprivatenale Parties desiring to p: rchass, will p'ease call at the stere of Meare. Myers & MeGhan, 376 0 trect, betwesn th and sth. waere catalogue can be obtained, and information given as to where the Furnitara can be tren and examined. mlis-lw* Ts LEt--Toa single geotieman, a small p'essaat front ROOM om tne second flour, furnished witboutboard. Apply at No. 272 # street. cor of 13th mh I3-lw (Or Sane Dice two swry BRICK HOUS SISHED 1 4 ns, besides a ba ient, and well ar and is at present wi back buiding. containing 6 roo~ Toth. b een O acd P streets. For particalars en cuire at 504 L atreet, between 9th and 10th sta, moh l-iw & SALE-Two anali FRAMB HOUSES, tro storics high This property is in one of the beet Iecaticns in the city, being on 234 atreet and Virginia avecut For particn'ars apgly to JOd. RILEY. 230 w'reet. bet Band F mh Il iw* ( ‘HEAP FOX CA8h —Two Precis of Land, of five oF *ix acres, adjoining, wiihia $4 miles ort ofthecity, Apply to Dr, WADBRUKTH, 365 0 street ma 1)-eolw Byuare at ton, tet ‘The improv well Duilt thre story back-bui room and water-closetin the cold water There is hotard cold w: try ard chambers; also, marble basins and clorete in ail the sleepin g apartments ic the main build: There is ac excelJent sange im the kitchen and trobe rtove in the parlor, by whivh the uppar rooms are hestet; also, grate inthe diaing room. brick stable on the back of the lot, with servants’ apartments «ver it. fourteen rooms will also te told with the house There _ AUCTION SALES, ....- yOROrEES aUcTion sala bus 10) Toc ~~ SEB 18T Pace. EMIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW an a rapids improving part Positively sold ‘thout reacrve, i W.L. WALL & 00, RY — of: ¥ Cemetery have ed to raise lots tom conts per square foot, ant thatthe ae ve for complaint. munity may hay iors wrgeri tegen Re ob of which It iseni he in beauty and Kind eith bel er fi "pare; situa’ looking the city of Washir line with S ay Re Visitore acm from sunrise to sunset hovr 27 EREMPTORY RALB OF VAUABLE Lots 1m 3mm Fiss? TERNUON, March ises, commencing with t! eee teenth Lot 8, Ba atr Twenty on North I street ne: Lot 8. in & shire Cirele $2000 worth of gords hell | . no uring the aay lw mar t ‘west, between T Lot 1, 8q" are 28, fronting 96 feet - Hampeair 8. merica. 6 high on th renee ver on, and on ao one ‘epi Shavtered by Congress, tas fo: Aiseed pevts, taxes, or any ith map, charter, and by it ion eeu aR 4 3 DNE!DAY and THORS of ih. at $0" fed on $80 grounds at ell house, 708 B BE, Presiden’ ce Chay xy ee LBWI8 & C0, Auctioncers. street, between Gand H es whole stook. amou: to over ani ata. for examipation and at private fab lw W.B LBWIS& OO., Aucts. By J. 0. McGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers, t, betwe: v th Be toicis moe Bia pf he frat named, ve ies the wing vacant lots lying in the First Ward, f Lot Mo. 5, ParN Orth A etree in Bquare 116, fronting 1° fect treet, between Bighrecath and Mine: feet on Twontie! ttreets north - 436 inches on Net © avenue, at its intersection wi fourth atrest and porth I stroet. and a6 ar Twenty fourth, sre #0, fronting 58 feet on New Hamp- between North I street and the street No, 86, fronting 45 and EK Leta l and 2. Square 42. fronting each St fest 10 ty. Lot 35, Twenty Lot 2 &quare 143 fronting && feet obes on North H street, \- on Hore Las it. at the corner of Twes et w ‘quere 42, fronting 58 feet 6 inch 'wer- ty third strest betwepo A areas Lote Sard a helt of 6. in*r: and Twenty-sevi th street, nea: ® venth aoe I streets. on North Batrost, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Terms one taird cash, ths remaioder in six an@ twelve months with interest, secared by deed of j treet on the premines Conveyances at cost mbed J. of the purchaser. C. McGULRB & OO., Auct, By M. V. BUCKRY., Suctioneer. ¢ ct in George csleck 8. BOOTH STANDS —1 will sell at pablie Mt the Booth 8*ands on the Fish Wharf, URDAY,the 19th inst, at 18 M.V. BUOFEY, Auot. By J. 0, MoGULRE & OU., Auctionee-s. ars AT AUCTION —OnTI BSOAY APT iB IN, March 224, a) 43¢ o'clock at the Aus ion Rooms, we shall se!] ip puma to Corporsti-n of Washing‘on Six Per Qont, suit— Quarts 'y Sto & 86100 Wash way Co in spms mbi7 d i gton ALY 3 1a Georgstown Pasa Rall ‘irat Mcrtgage Joup. ond sy 0. MeGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. a By J. O. MoGUIRS & OO.. Auctioneers, F2*: CLASS BUILDING LOTS NEAB OLTEY PcB ic AvoTION—JUo TUMSDAY Hetil. at APTERNOON, March 25th, at four o’slock. on the premtser, we phail geil part of original Lot 4, im No. 4, fronting 28 fset €inch-son norta B at the correr of Third street wast, ran: nipg back 1!2 feet to a 10 foot aliey, aad containing 2&6 square feet. This is beliaved to be one of the most eligi! mas ots in that desfrable rection of t! “> i pie a lately after we shall two very desira- m0 ble Building Lots in the same equare, frenti each 25 feet cn Third etreet wert, betw etreets north, and running back 157 alley. aad fet toa wise Terms one third cash; the remainter in rix and twelve months, with interest, secured by a desd of trust op the premises, All conveyancirg mhi7@ J. athe cost of the OG. McGUINE & OU mute 10., Aucta, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, /ALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Lot OND AND THIKD 3° ity of the owner, 2th Gay ct aM Ri; 5) . ™ , that valvab’e property ou D street, betw: Escona aud Third streets, in tae city of = @ 24 fect frovt by 135 feet 3 {aches doe; FROBTING ON NogtH D, Co. AY. rch, Cm the premises, at 4 o’cloek as Porat on, tat ory brick dweliiog, with No 470.) There ine heuse, with hot aod rT in the pas- fiat The house contsiog Tho chandeliers and gas Dxtarea To enyone wishiog ® convenient and pleasact dwelling th: venient to Terms are iwe ve wonthe, witc interest fr d-ed given ands deed 'D w. more “ubid Forde a rare opportunity ss ‘Ket, churches, acd busioasa Oxe be!f cavbh; the residue insiz and which is rerfect. apply by letter to Berry, §2 W. Fayette street, Balti- GREEN & WILLIAMS Austs. eae tALE, (avd insmeaiate oorssssion gi three story BRICK HOHE. wi ing. No 171 Second, betwesn B ani C air-e For terme apply to AS.H LA mh? «ott 424 Penn. avenues near 4% 7) ALUABLE TIMBER AND LAND WOOD FOR « The eubscriber offers for rale a supesior lot of Timber rvitable for bridge xnd wharf purpodes; distenecd cightmiles from Washington, D.Q over the siage road leadirgto Upper Marlboro. A'so, sccprcerable quantity of the very best oad and hickory wood, Yor further information. address THOMAS BSRRY, near Lovg Vid Fields P.O. whi-2swiw* Prince George Oonnty, M1. FAEM #UK BAL E—O' 53 acres, 7 wiles (rom mar- bet in Montgomery county, Md. I: bas anout £0 fruit trees and abounde in the purea: water Agr, at 473 tth street, near D, to GAUNIN €On DICT. mh 2-e06t* ‘Ob #ALE—A newly finished two story Xiame HOUSE on et street, between and E Streets, coptaiving 6 rooms, and every convenience for a small Gwoiling;fixtures.&¢, Appiy to WoL. WALi a: °. Auction and Come iasion Berek mk9 __Bouth corner Penn avenue and sth Ss ches ra, @BERIF?°8 SALB.—BSy orier of the Counter mbl5 ‘as Court of Alezandria county, £ will sell st Pad- lic Fale on TUBSDAY, March 23rd, i864. a: IL o’ciock & M.. op the about 1:60 levied nponas the property of Meade & and lyi:@ on Duke street, Loni natreet Alexard-ia, Va io i ops of LUMP PLA& Marre’ between Water an: 8. N, G@ARWOOD Shari? Bs J.C. McGUIRE & OO , Auctioneers. BIRIY TWO FYOORTRERTH STREXT AND ADJa0cbT THABBTO. Op WEDNESDAY AfTs: FI B RUILDING LO’8 OW el! veer to 4th street, Sf ‘oot alley Ti'le periect. Terms: On>=-third cask; the remainder in six and Jwelve mentbs, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premise: All conveyances amd stampa at the cost of the FS. BALE—The UNION EATING H9US the corner of 14th aad G streets, It will be soit resronabie. ss the ow: wants to go into other business. Callearlyonthe premires. mb7 Im* RoR BENT—A DAIRY RM, four miles from Washington, on Bladensburg Turnpike; it in well ad: d for t shove purpose, havings fice range soe cattle snd 9 saebtia * SEE gett moderate, . . 323 ttrest. bet. oth and Teh. » MO an 7 Ko BOLB—A firstrate twostory FRAME OURS, containing nine rooms, togathar wita juilding LOTS. all setout with choioat Sait such as pee os. pears, plnmas, cherries, grap2a, a! of the brst selection; wita a pump of excelisat weter in the yard;on the corner of @ and ig-h sts; a igor _— cor Wor farther particulars call at residence No. wh7-1m* D CARROLL, Fo BENT—A STABLE for tex or twelve horses Inquire at the Buropsan Hotel. mh 4-2 FP ORBENT_ Wit or Without Board—An excei- lent PARLOR 1 rine FIEST-CLASS DWBLLING HOUSH FOR RENT—The large double House si:vated on the corner of M street north and Vermott avenue, weil known as the residence of His Bxc(leacy M. M Lieboa, the Brasilian Minister, for se yrlerg past. ia for rent; given on t!. of March next. The see can be seen ca at any tir >, and the terme on application Bob Soke 28 - signed, BOB. ie nee fo4 Bxoe. and Tras, of C. L. Coltman. (ieosases. ANS.— We bave jast ro-stvodaive ped Fiace of Stain Mason & s. sia ree 3.0. McGUIRE & OD., Aunts, By 5.0. McGUIBE & CO., Austionssrs Vv BRY Ls virtue the trict of Cola: 188 Equity) Beall op Joseph Bonian, john M. Jewel, ‘administtatore of asi culapger. an , sduvinistrstor of "deceased, Sxd'Jane Bealenger, heir at law of said Boulanger, the underei . il ex Puble Auction, on the fprarsnan the soth day of Marca, ai thet very valuable ecr’s Restaurest,”’ sit tween Seventeenth an with ihe two nare 169, with the o Fauhe reatverected thereon, fronting the city of gals: an! pertu env snd the Pres’ id on MONDAY, the iene ats clock p.m., and afte Prot 12, in aquare €1, fro atreet ere re _ outs wel MSN uare $15. ip severe frowting 3 street, north Ddetwren iweniy £ ehaif o ae LUABLE [M?ROVED PROPERTY THE WAK DEPASTMEPT of a decree of the 8iprems Cou-t of mbia, rendered in a cause (N>, in said court between Benjanis imself snd other creditors of langer aad a Geores A Hae R. Jobpson, and George A. Haa- Thomas Lawson ndii Tr, aganet Jane Trastee, wil 080 to sais at SaTUBDAY, So'clook in the afternoos, operty kuown as ‘* Bouisa- ited on @ street north, de- iwhteenth atreets wast, i of Lot 19 i of fafidingr und otabig nting 4 foe Twenty a and Twontyroons, feet 9 inchezon B uxth and Twenty- eine woney s be pt ’ “ ®