Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1864, Page 3

. LOCAL NEWS. AMUCEMBNTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's THEaTsR.—Mr. Forrest will appe ir to-night as “ Cardinal Richelieu,” in Bal wer’s pesuliful play oi thatname. He will be ably eustsured by Mr. Johu McCulloch, Mrs. J. H. | Aliex, Mr. Herne, Mr. Phillips, and others of | Mr. Ford’s company. As the Cardinal Duke, Mri Forrest certairly stands without a rival, and ull who would see the boar bo délineated should not fail to visit Fords to- night. Grovsr’s THBATER.—Mr. Grover holds on te the fairy spectacular drama ot “The Seven Sisters,” and he is no doubt right in doing so, for st bas proven an immense success, and there are many yet who desire to see it. The acting is of high order; the scenery magnifi- cent. and the music exquisite. r. J. E. Mclonongh is a fine comedian, and he throws ali bis powers into this play. CANTERBURY.—It is only necessary for par- ties cesring to spend a pleasant evening to note the list of performers at Uanterbury, and the splendid bill in which they nightly appear, to be satisfied that they cannot go amiss by visitng this ball. To-night, among other things, the new pantomime of « Five Hundred Thourand More,” will be performed. METROPOLITAN HaLt.—Jadging from the crowds nightly im attendance at this new place of amusement, it promises to be a formidable Tivaiof similar places of amusement in this Meuy new features are introduced The vocalisia are charming as to » face and voice. Varistixe.—“Phe Female Pickpocket of Whrebington,” a new sensational play by Fitz. simons, continues to be asource of attraction, and delighted audiences witness it nightly. It protceses to be @n expose of certain life in the capital and all should see it. GotTTeCHALE’s FARBWRBLL OONOBBT, will be | given to-night at Willards’ Hall, aud he will he artisted as upon Tuesday night, by M’me Yarian, Theodore Varian and Carlo Patti, All the selections will be from the most celebrated authors, and will be performed in such a man- ner 3s only the great pianist and bis brilliant aéei-tants know how to execute music. PRESTIDIGITATION.—At Odd Fellows’ Hall the Fakir of Ava continues to delight the au- diences who resort there, and as he introduces many feats never before attempted by magic- ian he is particularly well worth visiting. a: FS ReeisTinc Orvicugs.—About 9 o'clock last | uigist, officers Williams and Handley were cailed up to arrest Barny O'Donnell and Mich’! Mcsornick, two sailors, who were creating much disturbance at Canterbury. The sailora were very unwilling to be confined in the ceils of the etation-honse, and resisted. At4\ street, opposite the City Hall, they turned in for a Teguisr fight. O°’Donnell was the prisoner of Wulame, and fought hard, inflicting some se- vere bruises on the officer, but not withoat re- ceiving afew iff return. Handley is a small map, ind McGornish, a staiwart young sailor, was his prisoner. For afew minutes Mc(Gor- nist bad Handly down and nearly buried in the snow, but whenever he attempted to get up he found the little officer hada firm grip upeh him. A gentleman who lives near the spot went to the aid of the officers, and the prisoners were secured. They were taken to the #tstion-house and held for a hearing. ie CRIMINAL CovRT, Judge Fisher —Yesterday, Maria Phillips aliss Kauffman, indicted for keeping a bawdy honse, near the corner of New Jersey avenue and UH street, was conyict- ed snd sentenced to jafl for sixty days The case of E. W. W. and T. Griffin indicted under the oid English statutes for forcible encry and detainer, was taken up, District At- torrey Carrington, W. J. Miller, and W. Y. Fendail tor the prosecution, aad Messrs. Day- idge, Norris, and Utermehle for the defense. It will be recoliected that at the opening of this case the defense pleaded to the jurisdiction of the court and on their demurrer to the indict- the question was referred to the fall bench he jurisaition of the Criminal Court was sustained. The case was tried at the com- mencement of this term but the jury failed to agree, and it is cow being tried anew. It will BPOLAUiy occupy the greater portion of this week, i! ———.—___ Cases Barons JusTics BARNACLO.—With- in & few days past the following cases have been disposed of by Justice Barnaclo -—Ann Park, arrested by Sergeant Johnson, of the 2d precinct, for stealing a shawl belonging to Dr. Me <B. Bogan; committed to jail for court. Henry Santer and ©. E. Green, charged with linying @ lot of old iron which had been stolen from Solomon Feiz in their possession, arresi- ed by officer Sullivan, but they proved to have come into possession of it honestly and were dismiseed. Mary McCarthy, arrested by offi- cer A. A. Greer, for attempting tosteal a small sum of money trom Leander Sack: dismissed. -Putricit Dacy, arrested by officer Sullivan, for Wile beating; security to Reep the peace. Chas. Bell, charged withassaulting W. VD. Bell, ar- rested by Officer Beall; security to Keep the | P - John W. Bell, charged with aiding as. Bellin the assault, arrested by officer : dismissed. —_—__. GoTTSCHALK’A FARSWELL OoNCER?.—This evening the last concertof L. M. Goitschalkin America will take place at Willard’s Hall. Th's entertainment promises tobe the most brijliant ever given in this city. The distin- gui-hed artistes, M’lle Charlette Varian, Theo- dcre Habetmann, and Sig. Carlo Patti, who were accorded auch an enthusiastic reception on the occasion of the first concert on Tuesday evening, will again appear. A very attrac- tive feature of the concert is thesongof «Slum- ber on, Baby Dear; @ mother’s cradle song, which will be sung by M’lle Varian, with a Sa o accompaniment, by Mr. Gottschalk. teserved seats are to be obtained at Metzero t’s music store; end we advise our readers to se- cure them early, as the hall will undoubtedly be crowded. _—— Gun. GRARNT.—Yesterday afterneon, the Secretary of War, accompanied by General <Grent, paid a visit to Brady’s celebrated pho- tograph gallery, Pennsylvania avenue,b-tween 6th and 7th streets, and the latter sat for a pic- ture which is to be finished (painted) after the style of the remarkably fine life size portrait of bim previously taken at the same establish- ment, and now exhibited atitsdoor. Thisnew icture Mr. Brady aeetens fcr his fine New York galiery. The one Mr. B. now exhibits here is a8 fine a specimen of the combination of the photcgraphic An@ painters arts as wes ever produced in any land, while as a speak- ing likeness of General Grant it could not bave been excelled in any particular, ——~—— FourtH Warp Station Cases.—Gustey Allen, grand larceny;for hearing. Mary Blake, sugilive from justice; sent to the District Mar- shal. John Marshall, larceny, jail for court. ‘Thos. Dawson, malicious mischief; bail for bearing. Alfred Webb, and John Grinder, di unk and disorderly; 5.44each. Saml.Oaid- well, assault; bail for peace. Dennis Wil- s, disorderly; $1.58. Patrick Howline, ‘derly ; for hearing. John Oran, do.; Henry Sandenberg and John Keenan, Jno. Hays, suspicious character; dismissed. Francis Smith alias Donavin, do.; do. Thos. J. Ken- ney, do:;do. Jno, Ulark, do.; do. Edw. Burns, do; do. do. interfering witn officers; military. ood GoTTscHALk’s Las? ConxcaRt.—The fare- well concert of this distinguished musical ge- nics will be given to-night at Willard’s Hall, when one of the most astonishing performances of his great skill ever witmmessed may be ex- eyes: for itis positively his last appearance n Washington. The fcersmme atranged for the sweet soprano, M’lfe Varian; the brilliant tenore, Theodore Habelmann; and the great violinist, Carlo Patti, is one that will delight every listener beyond precedent. We advise ali who can to go to Metzerott’s and secare seats in advance, as the weather promises fair, aid # great house is certain, ——_—>—_—. TxUsSTERS SALE OF Destpan.y Rusrpexcea. We sre requested to call attention to the trus. tees’ sale to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, of @ handsome and well finished two-story-and-basement frame a badiiatat, aiae with back building, stable and fine garden, situated at the corner of 6th and D streets, (Island.) The house is built in the Most superior manner, bas gas throughout, a flue pump of water at the door, and is fa all respects & very desirable residence. ee Tue Nartwac Cixcus —The first perform- ance of Mrz. Warner’s (formerly Mrs. Dan Rice's) Great National Circus in this city will take place on Saturday afternoon at 9 o'clock, at the circus building, on G@ street, between 9th and idth. The delay in its arrival is owing to the great snow storm that prevailed in this city on Tuesdsy night, thereby rendering the roads over which all the vast paraphernalia of the circus has to move, almost impessable. nent RESIGNED HIS ComMisst1on.—Justice John H. Johnson has resigned his commission as a justice of the peace for the county of Washing- ton, District ct Columbia, to take effect the lat of Jpne; his object beirg toapply himself to the the practice of law before the courts of this pte da Pan roneees. bas his uties aa Justice o: peace, efficiently and taithfully for the Iasi five years. sta —— ALR t’s (Baltimore) bottled ale, tar- nished by eeyohh Farrell of tals on to tne medical it of the army for pital use, and to all who desire to purchase, is eqeal to any ale ever im; in- Scotch or English Infinite eredit indeed for Bringing hs sie apes nite e; ale wo this high standard. 3 SELLING CitizENa' CLoraixe TO SoLpIERa.— ‘Yesterday, Capt. Dolan's detectives arrested I. Abrams and Abram Harris, proprietors of a clothing store near the depot, for selling citi- zene’ clothing to soldiers. They ‘were committed to the Central Guardhouse. a ae SER PIRGT PaGs of to-day’s Star for interest- tng local articles. EXxcitEMBNT on the Avenue, near 43g street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. New goods just re- ceived, and sold for only One Dollar, 43% Penn- Sylvania avenue, near 43s Atreet. ©. —_——»—_—- Tew Purr.—Besuty of carriage is mostly depen der .ons judicious preservation of the fest, it is it possible to move a praee! fal manner ifthe great support of the wholo frame be in agisordered condition, and nothing impedes s0 mush as Corns, Bonions, tpgrowivg-Nails, or other disorders to whish the feet are liable. To all aflic’ed # would recommend an early call st Dr. White's office No. 424 Penorylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- halfand Bixth streets. fe 6-tf a A New Trina Usper Tae Sus! In ite effect—instantaneous, In its coloring power—matchless, In all its ingredientsa—vegetable, In its operstion—natural. In its beautifying resulte—endaring, In its tendency—preservative. In its popularity—unequalled, Crisravoro’s Hain Dra Is pronounced both by the World of Science and the World of Fashion, the finest preparations ever invented by art to rectify the short comings of nature. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. @ Astor House, New York. Soild by all Draggtsts. Applied by all Hair Dressers. mrélm as pte ee Max 5 Dazes Burrs, Men’s Business Swits, Youth’s Dress Suits. Youth’s Business Suits, Gaildrens? Dress Swiss. School Swiss. Noam WALKEn & Oo., 369 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would Tespoe! fully an- pounce that their annual Aisplay, of Fall and’ Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It i: comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youtha’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs n materis!, trimming and prorkenie. To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is most attractive now offered for selecting from the stock of ready made cio’ 2 city, at very reduced prices. 003-4 — Harz Dra! Hare Drath Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in ch: world. The only harwiless, true and reliable Dye know- This sp!endid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Re’, Busty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natwral Brown, withoat injuring the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and deautifui; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing ite pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WiLtiam A BarOuRton, al! others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &e, Pac- tory—81 Barelay street, Mew York. Batchelor’s wew Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly ——_— ,SPERMATORRE@A O45 BR CURRD,—Dr Rand's Bpo- cific cures. Spermatorrhaa, Seminal We. 33, Lm- Foe |, Loss of Power. etc., speedily and efectually, ts eflects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most akeptical of ita merits. Price $1 a box. Sold by 8.0. Pord, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, jaé-ly Da. Duronr’s Sugar-coated Female Regulatin, Pills ara the very best in wae. They operate apocdily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no Dausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of those Pills will prove their supericrity over all others. Price ia box. Boid hy8.C, Ford, cornar lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri: jaé-ly i agers: Nuevovs Desinity, TRAL WRAENESS, eto. Can Be Cured by one who has reaily eared himaei? and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth. address, witn stamp, . TRAVER, EBpwarp mar 3-D&W,ly Loek Box, Boston, Masa. oe TB CHRAPEST AND BRST Hain Drg iN THB WORLD —Never Fades or Washes Out —U pham’a Hair Dye, 50 conts abox The bestinuse. Tryit. Sold by &.C Ford, corner Ith street and Penn. avenue, Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria, atly ee Bro: DISBABEO. Samar itan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours Nomineral, no balsam, no mereury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who go not = to be exposed. Male packages, 32; male, 93. Samaritan’: Root and Herb Jeices—A positive and rmanent cure for Syphilis Serofula,Uleers, Sores Boots, Tetters. ke. Price 1 or nix bottles tor $9. Bold by BO, Vord, Bec advertisement mee Waanasvup ro Cuamis 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa tn siz days. No change of diet required. Price 91 per bottle. Sold ¥, ©. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa. avenue, ‘ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jaé-ly —— DisBases of th Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, ond fon Pareto ee koe an 3 wd As in sealed letter envelopes, hee of charge. adress Dr, 3. SEILLIN HoucHrom, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ps. é8-sm —.—__ Oo.cats’s Homny Soap ‘Thie celebrated Toilet Soap, in such untversal Remand, is made from the choicest materials ia mild and emollient in ite nature, fragrantiy | scented, and extremely beneficial in ita action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fan Goods Dealers, ja%5-coly DIED, In this eity. on Thuraday morning, Mareh Mth, | at 642 o'clock, H, CLAY BALDWIN, of the Hirm of | Baldwin Brothers,son of Almon and Matilda 5. Baldwin. aged 35 years. His funeral will take place on Saturday after- noon, 2th inat.. at 334 o’clock, from his late resi- denee, 467 D street. near 2d. to which the friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice. bd On the 23d inet.. at the corner of I7th and M sts., WILLIAM McKENZIE, aged 55 years; formerly resident of Alexandria. His remains will be removed for interment at 4o’clock this afternoon, (24th inst.) ° On the morning of the 24th inat., eight minutes before 6 o'clock, SAMUBL GREEN, son of Thos E. and Jane Green, aged three years, three months and four days. — . The funeral will take place Friday, 25th inst., at 3o’clock. from his father’s residence, on 11th ate, it between I and K streets. On the morning of the 24th inst.. MATILDA W, HARLING, wife of Chas. Harling. Her funeral will take wiace at 3 o'clock on Satur- day, the 26th, from her late residence, No. 150 K street, between {7th and J8th streets, 2 On the ®th inst..of water on the brain, KATIN CONRAD, daughter of the late Michael H. and Mary B. Conrad, aged 18 months. I saw a mother, wan and wild, Hang over the cradle beds Ani ‘ate upon her bg chi Until her apirit fed. With streaming eyes and bending low, As though her cbild to wake, She stood, the monument of woe And cried her heart will break I do remember well the day My Katie left me here, And in ber little coffin lay, While I shed tear for tear. Short was her time and strong her pain; To rest in Christ is now her gain Dry up your tears, and weep no more, Bhe fs not lost, but gone before. I take this little lamb, said He, And fold her in my breast; Protection she shall find in me, And be forever blest. 1t* Jo8#PH BRYNOLDS & 00., PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STBAM FITTERS, No. 500 Nivea Srxuer, near avenue, Have jant received. and will constantly keep on band, the largest ‘and best assortment in the city of Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables, Glass Globes, mica and other Shades, and all arti- eles in thia line, from the best establishments in New Yougrk ‘adel; ae &c., which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. = at NGES, FURNACES, and Fire-Board Oven. ‘We are prepared to furnish the best RANG in td ana ere jon ery Fessonable Sarma. Hotels, ¢., are inv! 1. ‘We do ail’ kinds of GAS and STBAM fittings as also eversthing in the Hon James T Hale Joseph J May Hon Henry B Anthony H € Fahnestoch Hon Wm Sprague. AH Shepherd Hon ¥ B Woodbridge MG Emery Hon Justin S Morr: Thomas Berr Hon Portus Baxter Wm H Baldwin Hon WT Willey Col J G Stephensow Hen Jacob B Blair Z Moses | Hon Whaley Wh Avery Hon T O Howe William Whelan Hon J C Sioan Gert W T Harts Hon Ezra Wheeler A Coleman Hon N B Smithers C€ C Simpson , al - BALLS, PABTIES, &c. GBP4AND BALL, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE EN.[STMENT FUND, to be held at the HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, On THURSDAY EVENING. Manca 31, the proceeds to be appropriated to AIDING ENLISTMENTS IN. THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. MANAGERS. Hie Excellency the President of the United States. The Vice President, | The Speaker of the House of Representatives. The Secretary of State. | The Secretary of the Treasury, The Secretary of War. . The Secretary of the Navy. The eather of the Interior. The Postmaster General. The Attorney General. ON THE PART OF THE ARMY. Gen H W Halleck Col JBFry Gen CC Augur Col BT Ingraham Gen J H Martindale Col RM Greene Gen MC Meigs Capt H A Scheetz Gen Benham apt Benton Gen G D Ramsey ON THH PART OF THE NAVY. Asst Becretary GF Pox Capt H A Wise Admiral Joa Smith Com Overton Carr ComJBMontgomery Paym'r J 8 Cunningham ON THR PAR? OF THE MARINE CORPS, Col John Harris Major W B Slack Major Nicholson OX THE PARY OP THE BRNATE. Senator Grimes Senator Foot Senator Johnson Senator Carlile Senator Morgan ON THK PART O? THH HOUSR OF REPERSENTATIYES, Hon Thaddeus Stevens Hon H W Davis Hon Owen Lovejoy Hon John A Kasson Hon Samuel Hooper Hon AC Wilder Hon RC Schenck Hon F P Blair Hon N B Smithers Hon RB Fenton ON THE PART OF THE CITIZENS. Hon R Wallach Chas Stewart Jox Platz Hon H Addison LJ Middleton A T Richards Wm Dixon SPHaliday J ¥ Fugitt BE Douglass BW Reed . Wm Hamilton Wm Forsyth SC Culverwell F Hita G W Riggs Zach Downing A Bohrer T P Morgan W Wall DrSAH McKim Wm Wilron J W Boteler Wm Talbot Geo Krafit Chas Kloman GA Scott Robt Boszel HG Lorch GR Wilson m Bradley ‘WW Moore Wm Hutchinson HN Eashy CH Utermehle DMcCathran 8 V Hurdle 3 Y Davis J Holroyd Henry Riley WHLrmon Jas Brown JF Allen JH English M McNally JT Hendin C W Wroe J B Kilis TJ Fisher SJ Bowen T B Lloyd Smith Pettit Henry Lyles Wm Wise AJ Joyce SY Sylvester Geo Wright A Hancock, jy LA Beall John Dudley A Noerr BB French E K Stebbins MTailty Adolph Clusa = @ P Goff 3 DHammaek N Sargent JR Elvans W W Seaton N Acker Stone Jos F Brown Thomas Lewia KXECUPIVE COMMIPTAN. Gwynn Harris Gen P F Bacon W W Rapley W N Hawley JHSemmes - AC Richards A RShepherd H€ Wilson SV Noyes 8 Noyes John Sessford PM Dubant Capt BS Wioklin Hudson Taylor N D Larner Gentlemen desiring invziattona for Indies will leave names and address at Hudson Taylor’s Book . Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and lth 4 addressed to Executive Enlistment Com- a mh 13-tf BALI, TO RE GIVBN IN HONOR OP THR LADIES OF THB LATE PAIR, at the MALL IN THK PATENT OFPICR BUILDING in which the Pair was held, On TUESDAY EVENING, Mancn 29, 1864, of Columbia, MANAGERS, Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Vice President UV. 3. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker Hous Rapa. U. 9 Hon: Solomon Foot, of Wt., U. 8. Senator” O° S- Hon. Richard Wallach. Mayor of Washington, Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor of Georgetown, BB French en John H Martindale Henry D Cooke gen MC Meigs ittendea en Henry enh: DP Holloway Col BM Greene = WPDole | Col J BFry James 8 Grinnell Col Jos Gerhardt Wm Wh: tog Surgeon D W Bliss Frederick W Seward = Surgeon Wm Thomaon John G Nicolay Capt HL Scheeta R W Taylor Wm H Tenny John M Brodhead John Marbury, jv Jobn_L Hayes Hon Edw'd McPherson Hon John W Forney Hon James Dixon Hon Henry C Doming Hon John Conners Hon Cornelius Cole Hon Augustus Prank Hon Thomas T Davis Hon Reuben F Fenton Hon Robt C Schenck Hon James M Ashley Hon BF Harding Hon Ww D Kelley @ Vere Burr H Nichola. MD enjamin L Jackson oover HI Gregory William Shuster Adolph Cluss John Hitz Job W Angus John H Semmes 3? Bartholow Ezra L Steveng Tra Goodenow Maj O R Latham ES Lt Hon Wm 8 Holman Hon John Hon James Harlan Hon John A Kasson HonSC Pomeroy ~ Hon AC Wilder Hon G Clay Smith Hon Lot M Morrill Hon John H Rice Hon Reverdy Johnson Hon H Winter Davis Hon Henry Wilson Hon Thomas D Eliot Hon Geo 8 Boutwell Hon Z Chandler Hon John W Longyear Hon M8 Wilkinson Hon Wm Windom Hon J B Henderson Hon B Gratz Brown Hon Daniel Clark Hon John P Hale Hon J € Ten Eyc' Hon John Hon Jon B Steele Hon Theo M Pomeroy PLOOR MARAGERS, | Gen DeWitt C Clarke ZDGiiman W O Stoddard Nathan H Barrett James Galway Samuei P Bell mh W-eotd MEE XN RAND HBASTER BALL ov THR COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY, No. ft, } TO BE GIVEN AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, } (Navy Yarp,) EASTER MONDAY, March 2th, 1854, A general invitation is given to our lady friends, as no invitations have been sent. Positively no hats or caps allowed in the Ball Room. Tickets ONK DOLLAR, admitting e gentleman and ladies. Commitiee of Arrangements. T.H. Robinson, J.C. Entwisle, Henry Polkinhorna 5 F Farnsworth MH Bohrer JR Doolittle. ir Major © Raymond Capt J K Howard JB Towers Samuel Bacon, jr John F Ennis apt Wager Ward H Lamon Selah Squires Joseph P Brown William B Todd Major John C Cash George W McLellan AW Randall @ F McDonald Charles F Stansbury Major RR Scott Kduund F French Edward Jordan WANTED A cood SEAMSTRHSS and aanist- ¥ ant NUESE. The best references required Apply No. 174, corner F and 18th ste. mh 2-3" y ANTED.—A BOY; also, two SALES LADIES, at No. 34 Market Space, between 7th and sth streets, mh 2i-17" WANTED. At 24 F street, between I2thand itth, RVANT GIRL todo cenetal house- work, mh 21-30" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A journeyman BARBER, (first class,) at McKelden’s Bakery, 6 Beventh rect. mh 24-3t WANTED —A first-rate COOK. Beat of recam- * mendations required. Apply at No. 174. corner F and I8th streets mh 21-3t* j ANTED—Ten industrions BOYS, to ghom constant employment will be given. Apply at the office of the Daily Times, No. 338 D street, near 10th, 1t* V J ANTED—By a respectable GIRL, a situation as Nurse or Chambermaid, or to do the work of asmall private family. Apply at No. 419 Penn. avenue, bet. 44 and 6th streets, It WASTED—By a respectable WOM. a _,tion to do general housework, with a private family preferred. Can be seen at Montgomery Houre, Georgetown, D.C. 1t*® ROARDING —A young gentleman desirexa room and Board in a private family; location between 7th and lith streets. south of K. ill furnish his own bed, chair and writing table. Address Box 1,127 City Post Office. it" WW ANTRD—A WAITHR at the Gosling House Toone who understands the business good wages will be given the whole year round, no other need apply at the Restaurant, 247 Pennayivanis av., between 1ith and 13th streets. mi 24-zt™ WANTED TO PURCUASE.—One acre of cleared LAND. within three miles of WasHington, ona public road. Call, or address MITCHELL & SON, Real Retate Brokers. southeast cornar Penn- syly: avenue snd 15th street. mihi 24-3t* j ANTED—By & most rapid and elegant pen- man, a SITUATION as copyist, entry-clerk, or any pont tices resuiring, fine writing. Can also translate in French. ell recommended. Ad- dress ** A. L. M..’’ Star Office. mh 2-3t™ WANTED —A lot of PELLED TIMBER fear ‘Washington. Any one havingitto dispose of ean hear of a purchaser by addressing a note Stating where the wood lies,and where the par- tick can be ween, Address Wood,” Star office. mh 24-3t* ANTED—A WOMAN to do the washing and ironing ofafamily. Apply at 264 F street, between 13th and Mth sta. mh * W ANTED—A SURGEON’S STEWARD for Po- t tomac Flotilla. Pay 340 per month and ra- 8. Apply at Dispensary, Washington Navy Yard. at once. mh 23-3t ANTED—Two GIRLS, one as chambermaid and one for kitchen work. Apply at the Ho- boken Hotel, corner of 10th street and Pa avenue. mh 23-2" ANTED-—A good BABBER immediately. Ap- ply at C. WAT; ’S Hair Cutting and Bathing Rooms, corner. street and Louisiane a eras avenue. | mh WwW ANTED—By a Wd lady, a ROOM Board; a private ily preferred. stating terma and loca! exandria, Va. J ANTRD—A CH V¥ TRESS; must b g' nod reference, Tith and 15th sta, WAndTED 8 a three UNFUR keeping Location Best referencea willer Office Box 1163. ATCH MAKERS WANT ED.—A workman will feceive best wages MAID and SEAMS- y gly competent and 256 G street. between hn 23-2" leroan and w wo oF 8D. ROOMS for house- e Treasury preferred. reiven. Address to (ost mh 23-St* ood vapplyin immevintely to Mr GEORGE HOGG, Watenma, ker, 114 Bridge sirect, Georgetown, D.C , 2 doors from Congress xtreet. mh 23-3t" W TED. a competent north of Ireland yoman, a SITUATION as chambermail and to assist in washing avd ironing, ina respetable family. She can and will give satisfaction to her employers, Please address Box 16 étar Office. mh 23-2¢ W ANTED—A competent BOOKK R who thoroughly understands the system of dvable entry. Will be expected to act occasionally as salesman when not otherwise engaged. Must be well recommended as to competency, honesty and loyalty. JOHN BR. ELVANS, mh 2-lw [Rep.& Chron.] 309 venue, Vy 7 ANTED— y bbe. month, a comfortably FUB- NISHED HOUSE for asmail family, or food roomsand board for three adults and two children, References unexceptionable. Address, with terms and location, G. B the Star Office, mh 22-3t* aan aE ATT TT ESSE ae ‘OR REN f.—Three C'TAMBERS and PARLOR. all neatly furnished. Boquire at No. 80: between 4th and Sth sts. mh 24-3" BARBER SHOP WITH FIXTURES FOR SALE, 2 in one of the best positions in Washington, with alease. Cheap forcash, as the owner has Rerg business than he can attend to. Inquire at No. 524 New Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Depot. mh 24-Iw* ‘OR 84 LE—K PARM of 90 acre: mile from Scages’ Switch; 20 acres cleared—balance in good wav, oak and hickory. Will be sold for F2 h. MITCHELL & SON, Real Retate Brokers. 2-2w 8. E. oorner Pa. av. and 15th st. R SALE ORE ANGB—7 500 square feet of GROUND, improved by acomfortable brick house 16 by 30, five rooms, and «mall buildings, now paying $150 per month net profit. Grocery and Liquor Store. stock, licenses, &c.. included, MITCHELL & SON. Real Bstate Brokers, mh 2-2w* Southeast cor. Pa, av. and 15th at For gat —A neat two-story frame HOUSE, with back-building, containing $ rooms. Also, adjoining Lot, 42 feet front, with 1s-foot side alley, running back 105 feet to_» 30-foot wet; with two small frame houées on the back of the lot, situated on 134, street, between B and C, Island. Can be bought cheap, if applied for soon on the premises, No. 67 1333 street. mh 24-15t* ‘OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS CONFECTION- f ERY AND BREAD BAKERY.—The Oonfee- tionery is located at No. 120 Bridge street, Gaorge- town, a central position, and the best stand in the town, ng all the order iness and a larger transient trade than any establishment of the same Kind inthe town. The Bread Bakery is situated at No. 134 High street—the oldest established ba- kery in the District, at present doing s larger and better paying business than forseveral years. The stock, good will, fixtures. taols, &c.,of both will be sold united or separate, aa the purehaser de- sites, The bad health of the proprietor preventa the attention the business requires and ia the only reason for the desire to sell. For further particu- lars inquire at the address of either establishment, mar 34-lw* R.A. BDMONSTON. Fo RENT—A two-story BRICK containing 5 rooms, and with asplendid lot suitable fora large garden and has on the premisesa large grape orchard, together with good water convenient and a large cisternin the yard. Apply at M. DONO- HUB'S, No. 118 23d street, between L and M. wh 23-3t* ARM IX MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARY- LAND, FOR SALB —Containing about sixty acres.or less ifdesired, about three miles from Georgetown. The improvements consist of a small frame house avd stable, good water, and good road leading from Georgetown to it. For further particulars apply at the Star Office. wh 23-3t* (OR SALE—The STOCK, FIXTURRS and GOOD WILL of one of tho best established and most profitable Stove and Tin-ware Establish- ments in this city, in a central location, on Penn- sylvania avenue. The proprietor has other busi- ness, which will call him away from the city, and Will therefore well low. Also, a three yeara’ lease of the building; or would rent the building to parties purchasing stock. at reasonable rate. Por urticulars apply to ‘' S. F. W.,’’ Box 31, Star Of- 5 mh 23-lw* - ie . Aiso, :mmediately afte: bhall aad bie Datiding Lote ie thee eclare, hosting street wort, Dent uare, ea-h 25 feet cn Third between ofreete porth, and running Dak 157 fest toe wide ey, . Terxs one third cash; the remainder in 4 tweive Sacathe, won interest, secured By a ee ston the premises, All conveyancing a: the cost of the ‘ Bhi a ee S eOOTEE & GO mass, By J O. McGUIRE & O0.. Auctioneers, DBs ga tay twig fh A art poh ek SUUs, DEtWwHEN a Hotire Avcrio.~ On ribasbaT ‘AyrERAoD ib, o’cloe @ premisas, we 6 I parte of Lots @ and fi, in subdivision of square 462° fron: ng 2 teat a inches oa Marviend Aiea en 4s and 6th streets ranning bask to Frame Deelli Hex and improved by a two. eo Si 1 a bakery ‘at ~ntaining five rooms Fremizes ed, with water and gas om che Al Lease on the east aide wt web's é. reme Court of the trict af Colmi setting tn Equuty.—Noviom.— By virtue of a dcres of tke sb-ve Court. wherein Joa H. Freacin, et (6) in 8qui (U6) froatin, Cy 7 140 feet to an Terms {sale Teecribed ‘erme ©! cd fttty dollars to be pat by the decree; cash, paid at time ots sale. be pur-haser or purcRaséraéhou'd fail to com- ly with tke terms in fiye days afier sale the rurte cs reserve the right te resell the property, af the risk and cost of the defsilting parohaser or ie de! robi dy adv: ‘ovale tim perebasets. nad cavertising such rv three times Al) conveyaccing =~ stamps at the cont of the purckaser, t, Dauat Trustees. OuN BF a mho-tawkds J.0.MeGUIRE & OO., Auets. ce. FS SALB—in Montgomery couaty, Md..—A FARM, covtaining 100 acres of land, improved hy a small frame dwelling. apple orchard, &e. Thereis a fine spring of water at a convenient dis- tance from the house. Most of the cleared land is in clover, and_ is ina good state of cultivation. The balance—from 80 tu 60 acres—is in pine, wh will ew re. Eb lays well eptible of the highest niles from Georgetown, the canal; in a good neigh- ent to churchea, scaoole, &c. joughcan besold off the farm to paydouble suntof porchase money, Apply to F. MACR, agent for the cale of Maryland lands, 517 7th st., over Maury & Co,’s Bank For sale—f farina in Montgomery county, 3 in Raltimore county, lof 147 acres within two miles of Baltimore city, 1inCarroll county, Lin da: countyand 2on the Eartern Shore of Maryland and 7 houses in Baltimore cit: WO FURNISHED SINGLE ¢ large ROO . well eatecal ye Inquire at No. 561 C street north, between 6th and 424 sts mh 22-3teo* A.¥. KIMMELL. OR RENT OR SALE—The BRICK DWELLING on New Jersey avenue, No. 726. with nine rooms and cellar; large garden, with fruit trees, and stable. This house is thoroughly repsired: the rooms are very large. Toa good tenant the rent will be rexsonable. Inquire of 03. BE. DANT, B street south, mh 23-eost bet. 6th and 7th 51 ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN CONFECTION- ER. One who understands his business will receive steady work and good wages. Apply at No. 97 Bridge street, Georgetown, between Congress and High. mh 22-5t* 17 ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash, and do the general housework of a small family, Apply at 504 Pour: teenth street, between C and B- mb 21-tf A WHITRS GIRL to cook, wash and iron, ina small family, and who ean come well recom- mended, is wanted at No, 304 Mass. avenue, cor- ner lth street. woh 21-4¢ GOOD COLORED SRAMSTRESA, who under- stands cutting and fitting dresses, wants a sit- uation bythe day, week ormonth. Address Seam- stress, Star office. niar 21-4¢* 5 BONUS.—Will give #@) fo of a five or six roomed HU ten squares from National Hote}. Persons having same to dispose of would ¢ to address. stating where an interview may be had. Y¥.€. LAWLER, National Hotel. Would purchase some of the furniture if desired, mmh 21-lw™ ANTED—A BOWES Lomas, or the half of either, partially fur: ed or not, on the Heights of Georgetown or its environs, by a fam- ily of four adults. Terms about $17 to $34 per month, Addresa** Gay,” Evening Star Office. ds 7 ‘WW ASTED-EITUATIONS A colored man and hia wife (contrabands) wish Situations ona farm. The man for many years inanaged the farm ofa citizen of Washington, who stands prepared to ‘recommend him as being entirely coinpetent and thoroughly reliable. Ptoase apply at the Star Office counter for further information. tinh 13-lw Ww: [AN todo the cooking, ing and ironing for asmailfamily, Ona hav. ing good recommendations preforred. Also, & GERE 12 to syears fags. Apply ab Xo. 454.8 street, between Sth and 6th. mh 17-7%* 5 000 TONS BONE WANTED —The under- 3 Signed will pay one dollar per 100 tbs. for all green camp and ct Apc Bones, delivered at their Factory, corner 27th and G sts. MORGAN & RHINEHART. Good reference required. wash- mh )7-1m V ANTED.—On Georgetown Heights, at the lace adjoining Oak Hill Cemetery.a respect- able WHITK WOMAN, a2 Seamstress and to take care ofachild four years old, Recommendations required. mb 15 3,000 HORSES WANTED. Wan Dapanruerr, QCavarny Burwav, Orrion oF Ontnr QUARTERMASTER, one und emimero3, D. 0. March 134 6 hun and forty-seven dolara per ill be for all head willbe pa VaLRY HOBSRS delivered within the next thirty on at the Government Btables at Giesboro, D. 0. Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not less Lis'te 1s hance highs tall hashed, compactly bail, io com: iv built, bridle wise, ana of sise sufficient for cavalry pur: nes. vohese specifications willbe strictly adhered to and rigidly enforced im Particular. Forment made co every. of ten (10) and over, 8 m9a.m.,to6p. u nie ' ae “ il dite gp A weld, jr ster, ia * ger ‘OY ANTED—Some one capable of giving Lessons on the Guitar toa gentleman. Address G.B. MatiT#. No, 267 Eighth strect, Washington. wh 8- jak RINCE’S Stamping ope C) 06! opponiee Pass Office, and get their Stam: ing, Btitehing, Pinking, and Bubroiderydone. As there are other Riebards in the field, ladies better look out gaat theyreuns. yp who is ate, on! cal hand in the city, you Fr atreot. Opposite Patent Office. mas HiSrcrnt WANTED—From the first of May,either 50.000 apee WARTED. TO Cath at str 8 Jou. B. Tait, JA. Smith, ernipesice waternisbed<mortnel Besniare. ¥.C. Jardelte. th 15,17, 19,22,24,25,28-7¢ ast ‘and carr’ eferred, TY Leck box 48, Washington fo 2a-tApi™” ; LOST AND FOUND. FOUR TRESPASSING ON THE PREMISES adjoining Glenwood Cemetery. 2 fat STEERS. The owner is requested to prota property, pay charges aud take them away. 5 G. CLENDENIN. mh 2% 3t* if OST—On Wednesday, the 23d instant, between ; 24 the Baltimore Depot and 7th street.or on the City cara, a black MOURNING SHAWL, bound around with black silk. The finder will receive a suitable reward by leaving it at BISHOP’S Book Store, under Willard’s Hotel. mh 24-2t* OST—On Tuesday evening, the 24 inst., proba- 4 bly in s Hack. (number not known.) or at Ford’s Theater, a Gold SLEEVE BUTTON, with initial R, upon returning it to Senate Post BYEMBING lines in the moat gotigiacte: mi er. Cal! and our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water Clonets, Wash-stands, Hasina, &., de. at No. 500 Ninth st st, near P. lvania avenue, the largest establishment iat ‘the ci is fe 2-eotf Bonvitis ACADEMY, nm A HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS, t set atom id et om . KE. Ns fe ierookerille, Montgomery Garland. [= OBEAM AND WATER I0RS, OQ? THE BEST QUALITY, Delivered to Families, Hotels, Pairs, Balis, &c., at Ocenfestion- ‘ ‘De ‘Bonucloux Traite des Manoouvres de Mer. is. javale, Paris. Facioye Mar @ Vusage de ia Marine Francaise. “Eerie RS it. B Office, the finder will Te liberally rewarded, mh %-3t* 10 REWARD-—Stolen from Crawford’s Yard, corner 7th and M streets,on Wednesday night, 24th inat., sdark brown MARZ of medium size, with heavy mane and tail; white star in the forehead, The above reward will be given on de- livery to Crawford’s Hotel. mh 24-20" W. PF. CISSEL. REWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber, 1 B5 Brite town, two red and white CATTLEL on the loinand left ramp with tar; weighing about 1,225 pounds eech. The above reward Will be paid for t aceture olesie cattle to the Sangiyer house Oana ae Tt Soot eetOHN BATRMAN. WILL BM PAID POR TH DELIVERY 4 f light bay HORSH, nev'ly shod, black $40 creme heb Ushi bask nd one dwk bay . Sane “s the fetlock of right and tail, with large wart on hind leg. The above were stolen from my stable on the night of the 19th Peres: 1864. 320 will be given for the Foeovery of either oF 40 for both. ‘OHN LITTLE, Near Oliffburne Barracks, mh 23-36" Washington city, D.C. Fee. 2 aN A 2 Oe bh EO ba ROM THE SUBSCRIBER, livi SUET obacea, Charles vonat ) Md., om Suoday, the 208] inatent sue. HO: rae pent cae ps Sther a sorrel, with biase face, with ices other a sorrel, w: ity doliars re: out of his right ear, 7, Sad ‘Ward will Fac tealeae Daa HE. W. ROBRY, office counter, of tho PE ton orate per bound, FW ssielet” eetieh WAS ell Glee) WG BD | ET Sees eaat prea et ee Ww AntzD, IMMEDUATELY—200 LADIRB to Fo good han wi er lying will bring Samples Ee erie at WH PETNOE'D Stamping and Machine ftitching. Depot, 381 F street, opposite Patent Offics. = B ANRTED —SECOND-HAND PURNITURS. Also, Mirrors, Bedding and House! doseription at. mer 30-tf . @ and A. esst side, PERSONAL. ores TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —If the persen that hought the open-face gold watch from a certain tyon Monday will bring itto No 299 C street, they will get their money returned and no questions asked, as it was stolen from my bedroom on Sunday night, or if it is brought to my House, No. 28 Express Alley, they will receive the came and oblige the owner, mh 24-2t* SON AL.—_THOMAS RYAN, late of Cul iy ERS will find his brother Albert and family at 6 North Capitol street, where they desiveto see m GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS PROS, PORORTR & co & CO., PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No, 83 Bupa Strasser, Guorasrows. All orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Bx tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten- tion, Plumbing in all its branches executed in the best manner. res Water introduced and Hydranta put upatshort notice. moh 32-Im* RG’ WN. 3. it Cag RE Let yak a tr the current ear if paid on or e the eed |. D. WELCH, Collector. Foe, SALE-—A HOTEL and RES’ onc street, directly opposite the Balto. Depot. This property contains an excellent bar room, dining room, kitchen and ten chambers; now noing a first-rate business. Store attached to the prem- ises now renting for $9 per month. Ground rent only $16 per month. Will be sold a bargain. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, mh 22-68" Southeast cor. Pa. ay. and 15th st. ‘OR SALE.—A nice two-story BRICX HOUSE, six rooma, on 17th street, between K and Lsts., only three Sgasres from Penna. av. Priee $2.90, Inquire at 236 K st.,near premises. mar 2l-lw* Fe SALE—One MOULDING MACHIN One Tenon Machine, second-hand. will be sold very cheap forcash. Gav be seen at the corner of 6th street and Maryland avenue, Capito! Hill. anh 19-lw* BL. NSVINS. FOTET AND RESTAURANT #OR SALB—Thia establishment ia buta few doors from Penn- sylvania avenue, streets, north side, contains furnished bed rooms, an attic en. and a beautiful ball room, 32D square and admirably adapted for beer garden; fveyeste lease at $1,200 per year; all for $3,000. eakh. reat sacrifice. MITCHBLL & SON, Beal Estate Brokers, .B. corner Pa. avenue and 15th st. P. S.—Stock, fixtures, licenses and furniture in- eluded. mhW-2w* OUSES POR SALE. A Corner Lot, 150 feet front on Pa. ay., con- taining 22.40 equate feet of ground, improved by stores, offices, and residences; is ono of the best locations for a first-class hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur- chased for 2125,000—$25,000 cash, balance on long ime. A tine Brick Residence on-K st., oppo. Franklin Square, 12 rooms, 2 by 133 ft to D foot paved al- ley. stable and carriage house . 910,00 Desirable Brick on lith st., by 100, 10 rooma Brick Residence on L st., 22 good stable.......... nels seni Asubstantial Brick, on B st., bet. 2d and 3a, 18 by 100. 8 rooms +4 A snug little Brick House, on L st., 16 by 100 aan Lense = Phlsoweeae, Mors by 137, 16 rooms, rooms... soe eareees 2. 1,800 One on 6th st., bet. N aud 0 ats. 23 by 123,6 rooms. ... Sr oeo 1, Two Frames on N st. bet. 4th and by 130, 4 rooms, each . Building Lots in'all parta of the city. A number of desirable Farms for sale. ITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, mahl9-tApl 8. E. corner Pa. av. and 15th st. OR RENT=On the first of April, ono three- story BRICK HOUSE, on Penn.’ avenue, be- tween 4 and Oth streets. contains 13 or lf rooms, Apply to H. 8. JOHNSON, No. 373 Ps. avenue. hetween 43g and 6th strects, opposite ‘National Hotel. mh I7-eotAp i* FOR GEASS OF BENT—A large quantity of ‘building LOTS, § minutes walk of the Presi- dent's Houne and all the offices in the First Ward, if, mb15-Im 1sth at, cor. of M. BAP FOB CASH —Two Tracts of Land, of five or nix acres, adjoining, within 33g miles north the city. Apply to Dr. WaDsWwORTH 0 OR BALR, (and immediate ya three story BRIGK HOUSM, with baok build- Werierios apply to) Onas LANES ms 5 mabe cot 424 Penn. avenue near 435 ate O8 BALE OR LEASB—A LOT of 4 000 fect on corner 0! na avenue snd 6th sts., now occupied by Dr. Toner; also, Lot on north G st. Firet Ward), between 18th and 19th strests; and land, 11th street west, between south Jand avenue. For terms soply to Mrs. IN, No. 26 La, avenue, between 4% and Dh 3-e02W* OR SALE—The UNION BATING HOUSE on F eel rapstgtore and @ ssroees: share sold Teazonsble, as the owner wan! go business. Uall early on the premises. mh ‘A first rate two-s yes win, tousthor with yy onsen nine roo! rine Build): . all set out with choicest fruit, 8u6) eo, pears, plums, coecrien, press all at solection ap » 366 603W* goesenion given.) | other 71in* h as f the 3 with a pum; oallent mater in the yard; on the ome of and isth ste., enn. avenue east. farther particulars call at residence Ho. 575. od TahT- D CARBOLL. RENT— With or Withont Board—An éxcsl- Fiat Farias id furnished BBD- at 450 Tweith street, wi! five minutes wa k of the Kirkwood House. Willtard’s, and the Patent Office, Post Office and Tri Departments, The location ‘Washington. No childrex in the Rouse. BOARDING. TT,ABLE BOARD FURNISHED at 486 between 5th and 6th sts. mh : RDING.— Pleasant rooms and first-class Boe ige G sitect, bevween mith and Zist. Terms $30 per month, vib Notice —« few more TABLE BOA':DRRS can on Est., 3B-lw* be accommodated atthe Buropes” iotel, cor- f Pa. avenue and lth street, at ) per week. Breakfast] to 9; Dinner 1% t0 2; Sury <ab6ovclk, Meala at all hours. Wray nope satecrgn nies wan, (fi ees een see aats | baits See UOTISN BAUR BY FHE ONITED Star. Ato HESTACRANT PROPEBTY, tee oe ASTER’S Orrion i Outer Quarte: . Por Or Wasuiscron, Waseinaron. D. 0.. March 32, 1964. we be ag at ae. nasties at Sorgamen srebcura, o, ow oF! iweem Righ*roth and Nineteenth sireets. on Aprii 1, 1804. under the supervision of t. James . Meure. Assistant Quartermsster, the followiag deserhed articles, formerly ured in a firrt class rea- tavrant anc biliard saloon. vis: Four Borsewood Biiliard Tables, with fixtures -arge Glasa (three plates.) Cne Xsepgaacd fixtures for heating water, Ove “atnut Extension Ta! Whinkey, Brandy, Gin. Derante’s, Glasses. .Mattrasses, Counters, Kitchen wratiare; to and, in fact, every article necessary for a fi Testauran gh cash. in Government fonds. ele © commence at ten o’slock a. m. D. H. RUCKEI Brigadier General and Ohief Quarter: ‘or mb.2 td Depot of Washingtoe. Py WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Atthe Horse Bazaar, 9% south side La. avenwe, be- tween 9th amc Ith streets. Cannas “BOCK AWAYS ANP BUGGIES, &o., at suction.. SATURDAY MORNING, * Marcu .¢+ at ceo o’ciock previous to the gale cf Horace wove sell at our Bazaar a large = number of Ve! Pear Prem oy © wen te seed Saket; arness, & Bockaways, Bug: a Te ceaipiniy alter wo wilcscli® large number of ba istely arter we wi sel Bumber excellent worm and Saddle Horses. rms cask, Phu W. L, WALL & 00., Auete. By J, ©. MeGUIRE & OO , Anctionsers. FC RNITUBE AND BFVECTS OF A PS OLIAING 32K #o.—On TO. (Frids;) MORN House No. 417 Twelfth street abov: averne, we shall gi] the Furniture a family ¢soli| 1 Keswood Ouse Piano PF ah, Suite of Wainut Damask covered Parlor Purnitare, Ladies’ Secretary ard Whatnot, Fancy Ohairs, Marbls-top tables. Walout Fancy tables. . Severs! fine BY “Trial of Efile Dean,” an@ “Marriage of Pocahovtas.” other Sarpets, O11 Cloth, Radiators and other Btoves, anes Marble top Sideboard, extension Tabie, Per Cone Bead Gaaires Glock, teads, Bur. ‘ashe: Hair and Buck Matirosses. Bolsters, Pillows, Blankets Ocmforts. Toilet Setta- Together with a general arsortment of Household: and Kitehon Ei rns cash, a. sumubonele, J_O.McGUIRE & OO,, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ATE OF AN SSTRAY BAY MARR. On SATURDAY e stant, at 12 ov 8 m . we shall sell at the Horse market, one Bay Mare about fifteen pigh with @ white stzire down ber face, left hind foot look white, anc blind in her left eye - Ai to my premises in ber last ecme forward and ps) sold cp that day at pul der to pay livery, &c. mb3S Si* GREEN & street. aUB, Aucts. « By J. 0. MeGUIREB & OO., Auctionsers. | rea RESIDENCE SOUTH Ratt NEA OF TWELYTH STREET WEST AND G SYasEP wortz.—O2 WEDNESDAY APTSRNOON, Ms: 30, at four o’clooz, on th ises, W arts of Lots 6 and 7, ip square No. 320, fronting CJ ooR- et on G street north, at corner street west, and run peak 96 fest 1} inches om Tweitth ctreet fm: by a handsome three-tory and basement xD toe House. three desy, ocotaining saloon parior nine cham! ceilars. kitchen, servants’ rooms, bata room, eup~ piled with bot snd cold water, gas throug hont, and ® brick s*able on the resr of the lot, the whole c¥ cued ut ee eet epee one hoat, 50) ied Ww: reel te ea oa andtae eatire premises are drained through a large sewer erossing ‘uncer the rear of the lot. ? ; Greet tli t cost of the purchaser. 7 at o! - mada 3.0, McGUIRE & O0., Austs By J. 0, MoGUIRB & O0.. Auctioneers. LAiS2 2p AttRacriv a saLm oF TraLra, 4 MARGLS AND ALABASTER STATUARY AND Woak@ or Aur —On TUESDAY goth and BSDAY. March }th, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. esol in the evening at 7%; o’clock, we will sad notion on the first ficor of the Anctiog end extensive asacriment o! Marble Web and slabocataly carved Alabe Ps seb ard ela! 4 ang vis: “The Keader’’and “The Writer.’ ‘man of Paradise, jana and Badi- mivue,” ‘Birth of Venus. Flora,” “Fide! ty,’ ‘Messenger of Love,” “Danse of Canovi “Bance of Valpats,” and many other groups too Bumerous to mention. Also, Carved Marble and Alabaster Vases copied from apecimens of the old ra, embracing Btrusesn, Florentine, Hebe, Boman, Egyptian, ané other styles, E Also, inrge Cari Receivers and Tazsas, Groups of Avimals and other new and beautiful ornaments for Yarlors, Libraries, Halls, &c. Thetc goods are 07 fhe recent it tion of Ficnore éi iovannoni sad Zaunoni of Florescs. In this eo! ection will be found Works s iar larger and more elaborately carved an‘ ed than ever offered for bite in this city. le will ba prepared and erent gibe mole on Monday, Marae LY Tercs pa. 5. 9. MeGUIRM & 00.. Aucts, By WM. Ls at ACOTION —On SATURDAT ar av et iO PaRROO! sth instant. at 3 O'clock, we ‘will pei) at the 7th street wharf, 2 Bargia. Togscuh. WM. L. WALL & 00., Auets. TE ERA So RE OF DEPART tT OF SE gen eat or 4 Wase iGTON, March 21. Ri Wi!! $9 sold at auction, at the Government Store- corner of Mand sixth streste, on ‘wei DAY next, the 9th inst.. at o a large lotof condemned property, compris- Parts of Wagors and sets of Harness, Miscellaneous Tools, ba et th Govenment funds, cl i i seboaa Colonel, Ohie! Guatrermastse, ~pecmeas 2 46 Depot of i. Washingtos. Bvd.C. BCGUITE & OO,, Agotionsers. MIAABLE RBLDERGR. | QonsAE OF ix?! Tt . AL By tue of & ‘the