Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1864, Page 3

| - LOCAL NEW AMU-ENENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover's THEATER —This is announced as the Inet nightofthe fairy drama, « The Seven Sisters." No entertainment has ever been more popular than this, and itis not therefore surp: nightiy. oi no mean merit, and our theater goers have found it out, and honored him accordingly. Foun's THEATER —Mr. Forrest willto-night | app: ar ‘n Ais celebrated character of « Damon” ip Banrm’s fire pisy of « Damon and Pythias.” Mr. Joby McCulloch will personate “Py. thies,” “Mre J. H. Allen “Calanthe,” Miss Alice Grey “ Hermion.” Mr. H. B. Phillips -: Pbilistias,” and Mr. W. Boxee « Dionysius” That there will be a crowded hon-<e to-nigat there can be no doubt. Can? BEBURY —A grand bill of sorg, dance -ard Ett epan ec entricity wall be performed at this hall to-might ity and versatility in the company, and they never fail to furnish amusement for all who Visit them. The new pantomime, Five Hun- dred Thousand More,” will be performed to- night-again V axixti:8—Noone who would see a sensa- tion play of the mcst sensat.onal order should fail to cail at the Varieties, where Fitzsim- mons" play, “The Female Pickpocket,” is in tul! blast. Im fact it is now the main feature a‘ bis hall, althongh the regular corcert hall bill is nightly given. METROPOLITAN HALL.—There is no dearth of concer -ball «amusements in this eity just now, for three such institutions are in fall op- eration. None of them, however, have better pertormers or off-r more amusing entertain- mcrts "ban the new hallon D street, between Lith aud 12th. PRES1IVIGITATION.—But two more oppor- tunities are offered of seeing the fine magician, the «« Fakir of Ava’ —to-night and to-morrow night. He is certainly an extraordin ma. gician, and complet: ly mystifies his audiences. psa ae [From the National Intelligencer.} TROOPS CREDITED TO THE District.—_We are indebted to the politeness of the Mayor of the city for the annexed statement of the credits given up to the first of January last for troops Faised in the District of Columbia, and of credits yet to be allowed. The statement pos- Sesses interest for all our readers: Mayor's Orrice, March 24, 1961. Editors of the National Intelligencer - . GenNTLEneN: In your local colums of this morning information is sought as to the num- ber credited to the quota of the District. Credit has been obtained to the District for 5,0°7 men furnished previously tothe ist of Janvary, 1861. No credit has as yet, but will certainly be given for the number of men (1,183) obtained under the first draft, or the deduction made on accounte:f those exempted therefrom; none for those obtained since the first of Jan- uary, 164, by the committee charged with en- listments, {or for] those who have entered the general service (regular army) or marine corps, all of which are yet to be credited on onr quota. Though tbe enrollment here is far beyond what it ought to be as compared with the several States, and it is confidently expected will be materially lessened, I do not think it possible that the balance due at this time can exceed three thousand men. Respectfully, RicuaRD WALLACE. a seat e City RaitRoap AccipENT.—Last night, as car No. 16 was proceeding up Capitol Hill on the steep grade on the north side of the Cap- itol, the horses balked, and several of the pas- Sengers got off to help to push the car up the hill. A colored barber named Nathan Oldes, who resides on Virginia avenue, near Sth street east, was among the number, and while push- ing sgainst the forward dasher of the car the horses started suddenly, causing him to fall under the wheels, which passed over his left arm, causing & compound fracture near the shoulder joint, and his ancle was also sprained. The car was immediately stopped, and the in- jured man was taken to the drug store of Dr. J. B.Gar‘ner, on south A street, when Dr. Ford, of the Old Capitol, was called in, and dressed the wound. The conductor and driver, with the passen- gers as well as the above-named, rendered every assistance in their power, and had him removed to bis residence. The passengers en- tirely exonorate the conductor and driver from all blame. It is thought that an ampu- tation will be necessary. ————_ More Bawpy Hovsz Cases.—The police of the Second Ward continue to be busy with the fancy ranches in Hooker's Division. Yester- ‘day Officer Voss, with warrants issued by the Crimival Court, arrested Lucinda Johnson, one of the colored fancy of Graham’s Alley. and Bertha Brown, of 482 Thirteenth street, and delivered them to the U. S. Marshal of the District. Bertha Brown gave bail to appear for trial, and Lacinda Johnson’s friends were busy looking for bail for her when the court adjourned. The day before Mary Blake was arrested by the same officer, and was after- wards placed in custody of OfficersFrazier to enable her to secure bail for her appearance, which she did. —_—S THE GRAND BaLt in honor of the ladies ‘Who attended at the late Patent Office fair, will be given on Tuesday evening next, March 20th, and it well deserves to be patronized, both asx compliment to the ladies who so gener- ously gave their time and attention during th proyress of the fair, and besides the proceeds are to oe applied for the benefit of our brave soldiers. The ball will be held in the hall of the Patent Office on Tuesday night, and on Thorsday night the grgnd enlistment fand ball will bé given at the é&me place. an CLOTHING NOT TO BE SOLD TO SOLDIERS.— By command of Brig. Gen. Martindale, Mili- tary Governor of this District, an order has been issued prohibiting the sale of clothing, either citizens or military, (excepting under- clothing and boots and shoes,) to enlisted men of the United States, excepting by special per- Mission from heacquarters. Violators of the order will be punished by the imprisonment ing bat the house has been crowded | Mr. J. E. McDonough is a comedian | There is much original- | Frrr —eauty of carriage is mostiy de der .ona judicious preservation of the few ois it.possibie to move in @ graceful manner ifthe great support of the whole frame be in adisordered | Condition, and aateing impedes 60 much as Corns, Bunions, '‘ngrowisg Nails, or other di to which the feet are liable. To all afflie’ed«w would recommend an early at Dr. White's office No. 424 Penosylvania sven between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets. fe 6-tf A New Tune Umper Tus Sun! In its effect—instantaneous, In its coloring power—matchless, In all its ingredienta—vegetable, In its operation—natural. In its beautifying retulta—enduring. In ite tendency—preservative. In its popularity—unequalled. Cristaporo’s Harr Dre Is pronounced both by the World af 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. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Druge'sts. Applied by all Hair Dreeee: mrd-lm ——>—_—_ Mun s Dass 8 5 B P ‘ BESS BUTS. Men’s : Youth's Dress Suits. jest sap oe Youth’s Business Swits, Suits. Oh carens? Schoot Noam Watxrn & Oo., 368 Penn. avenue, Bette. politan Hotel Building, would Fespecsiall an. pounce that their annu Gisplay, of Pall and W' ter Clothing is now ready for ins ion. It gomprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Ye is’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs a , trimming and workship. To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articies of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock i eey. taade clothing n this Oty. 8 gery teduced pri ——~__. SPERMATORRHRA Gui cific cures Spermaterrha: al pr peo im Teen Loss of Power. etc., speadily and effectually. ts effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Frice @1 £ pox. Bold by b. Oamoras coraee Tine atres ni . BVO . ie Gook, Alexandria, ™°" V S#hington iy” ater Se UPONT’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating the very bestin use They cporate speedily fectively, and being swgar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial of Pills will prove their superiority over all ers. Frice §1 a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Dr Rand’s Spe- Nesvous Dastuity, SaMINAL WAKMESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has realty cured himseit and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth. address, with stamp, Epwagp H. Traver mar 2-D& W, ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, gee THE ORRAPEST AND BEST Hain Dre INTHE WORLD Never Fades or Washes Out —Upham's Hair Dye, 50 cents abox. The bestinuse. Tryit. Sold by 8. QO Ford, corner llth street and Penn. avenue, ‘Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ee Hare Dra! Hare Drsil Batchelor’s celebrated Heir Dye is the best in th: world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye know- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Re . susty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair of the offenders, and closing of their respective places of®usine: SESE aE THE BEST MAN OF THE TWO—Yesterday Jno. and Lovisa Beall, a colored couple livingon D elreet south. got into a squabble on account of Jealousy, and Louisa got hold of a rolling-pin and cnt Jobn’s head and pounded him severe- ly. After the fracas John had his wife ar- rested by Officer Brennan, of the Sixth Ward, and she was taken before Justice Cull, who dismissed her. John was drunk and disorder- ly during the trial, and was therefore locked up in the station. 2. oa — Granp Larceny.—Last night, 8 man named Thos Dutton took a pair of fine boots from the store ot L. Vogelsberger, Pennsylvania avenue near the Kirkwood house. He was pursued by Mr. Vogelsberger, who took the boots from him, and officer Sullivan locked the thief u; in the Station bouse of the Second Ward. Thi morning he was committed for court, by Jus- tice Clayton. =. > ; Great NatiowaL Orecus.—Let the little Yolks remember that to-morrow aflernoor at ‘clock Mrs. Warner’s (formerly Mrs. Dan ce’s) great national show gives its first ex- ion in this city, on G street, between Ninth and Tenth. The programme to be submitted on tbis occasion 1s one that embraces all the talent of the great star troupe. Remember the time—to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock. es RECOVERING.—A short time since, Adjutant Franklin Glenroy, of the 69th Pennsylvania infantry, (a gentleman well known in city as # typo,) was thrown from his horse while on duty in the Army of the Potomac, and had sey- erairibs broken. A letter received in this city yesterday from the front, where he is in hospi- tal, states that he is rapidly recovering from his injuries. ———___— ARRIVAL ov SHaD.—Five hundred fineshad have arrived at Riley’s wharf, foot of Eleventh etreet, brought up by the gillers. Riley's wharf as affording most coh veniences of any on the river, for a fish mart has here- to‘ore been the great resort of buyers and sellers, and those in quest of tae bestshad of the season will doubtles keep an @e in the direction of his wharf. ge RuRGLARY —A bont 2% o'clock this morning the house occupied by Georgiana Miles, on 14th Street, near the canal, was entered by thieves, who stole @ wooden chest containing @ lot of female underclothing. The chest was after- wards found by Officer McOhesney in the street fronting the canal. The thieves were evidently Jooking tor money, as the clothing was all in the chest when found a Fourth Warp Station Cases.—Oharles Whitly. suspicion of larceny; Oliver J. Flem- Ming, drunk: Samuel Wingste, malicious mis- chiet: Alien G. Lewis, drunk and disorderly; all dismissed. ean -StCoND Warp Station CasKs.—Richard ‘Young, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. John Hrowny do. $2. ‘Thos. Datton, stealing @ pair of beots; bail for court—committec in default. —— CaimINaL Court—This Court adjourned yeeterday until to morrow. @ ‘Tey Joux Guispex_in the Sta + of th ' Gary im the Star's report of the Ml instant,“ wax not John Grinde call and Bee eae Grinder on First street ae Jewetrr! Jewerny! Juweiar!—P, ! At the Doliar Jewelry Store, 438, Beans aveuses wear dg street, ee SE ASION ABLE MILLIxeny.—Mra Wells takes this of informing her fri generally thet the has aneuste new aad Gitte able millinery establish: doortfrom Beet Gupitor re Oapitat Bal ah one 7 or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and , PABTIES, &c. _ BALES, PABTIBS, bis v +. Se The members of A LOGAN TRIBE, No. 8, I. 0. R. M., Grorcetown, D. C., Beg leave to respectfully inform their friends and former patrons that they will give their FIRST GRAND BALL. at Pompeian Hall, corner Washington and Bridge streets, on MONDAY, April 4th, 1864. Particulars in future advertisements, By order of the Committee. mh 25-tAp 4* ELI GARRETT, Chairman. RAND EASTER BALL! THE SECOND GRAND BALL OF THE YOUNG IRISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. To be given at the TEMPERANCE HALL, On EASTER MONDAY, March 28th, The Commitee will endeavor to make this Ball the pleasantest one of the season. Come ladies, come to the GRAND BASTER HOP. ComMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS. Joseph McLaughlin, P. H. Keniely, Jere. Conroy. FLOOR MANAGERS, beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes, The Genuine is signed WiLLIaM A Baroustor, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—81 Barclay street, New, York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Oream for dreasiug the hair. jy 7-eoly —-___ CoLcars’s Bonny BoaP This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal Pemand, is made from the choicest materials is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fan Goods Dealers. 1a25-eoly ——____ 7 Suoret DISEASES, Samaritan’s Gift ig the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesintwenty-fourhours Nomineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken: It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who so Bot = be exposed. Male packages, @2; male, $3. Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—: A positive and | eelog pa reeee for Syphilis Scroful: Bo pots, Tetters,&c, Price $1, or six bottles fo! Sold by 8. C. Ford. Bee atwertisement. D1sma6Es of th Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and Sezual Systems—new and reliable treatmeni—in Reports of the Howard As; jon—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. 2. SxtLuin HovaHrox, Howard ciation, No, 2 Bouth Ninth Btreet. Philadelphia, Pa, d3-sm eens Wareantep To Cunsin 81x Dar: Antidote, an English Specific of standing. will cure Gonorrhaa in siz change of diet required. Price $1 per bott! by 8. C. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly MARRIED, ; Op Wednesday qyening, 234 instant, at the Meth- ais? Protestant Church. Georgetown, D.C-.b the Rev. D. Evans Reese. Mr. CHARLES C. MYERS fo Miss KATE LUKIE. 2 DIED, On the 23d instant. after a painfel illness of two weeks, GEORG » HENNING, in the 35th year of_his age. If the duties of society, fulfilled with unceasing though unobtrusive constancy. if integrity asa man, fidelity aga friend, unfailing tenderness and love asa husband and father, constitute a claim to lasting remembrance, not soon will he be for- gotten to whom death has thus opened the gates of a higher. happier, but alas! unseen life. Our mortal eyes are all too frail, To pierce the shadows of the tomb, But faith and love can rend the veil, ‘And point where joys immortal bloom. On the i8th instant, TRAVERS, youngest son of Tyler and Sophia Southall, aged 8 days. S LLEGE, FEMALE COLE CRDENTOWN. NJ. The Summer Session of this Institution will open April the I8th. A few vacancies only re- vain. r catalogues containing terms, &c., ad- dress. Rev. JOHN A. BREKELEY, A. M.. mh 16-1m* President. James McGuire, Brien Shean, C. O'Donohue, Robt. E. Fugitt. Tickets One Dollar, admitting a genticman and ies. mh 24-4t* GRAND Bann, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENwaISTMENT FUND, to be held at the HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, On THURSDAY EVENING, Mance 31, the proceeds to be appropriated to AIDING ENLISTMENTS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. MANAGERS. His Excellency the President of the United 8: The Vice President, tates. 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 Secretary of the Interior. The Postmaster General. The Attorney General. ON THE PART OF THE ARMY, Gen H W Halleck Cold BFry Gen C C Angur Gol BT Ingraham Gen Jat Martindale Gol BM Greene. en Mei, 8) icheets Gen Benham Capt Benton Gen G D Ramsey ON THE PART OF THE NAVY. Asst Secretary G F Fox Capt H A Wise Admiral Jos Smith Com Overton Carr ComJBMpntgomery Paym’r JS Cunningham ON THE PART OF THE MARINE CORPS, Col John Harris Major W B Slack © Major Nicholson ON THE PART OF THE SENATE, Senator Grimes Senator Foot Senator Johnson Senator Carlile Senator Morgan ON TNE PART OF THE MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 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 RE Fenton ON THE PART OF THE CITIZENS. Hor R Wallach Chas Stewart Jos Platz Hon H Addison LJ Middleton AT Richards Wm Dixon J F Haliday JF Fugitt SE Douglass BW Reed Wm Hamilton Wm Forsyth 8C Culverwell F Hitz G W Riggs Zach Downing G A Bohrer T P Morgan W_ Wall DrSAH McKim Wm Wilson J W Boteler Wm Taibot Geo Krafit Chas Kloman GA Scott Robt Bozzel HG Lorch GR Wilson Wm Bradley W_W Moore Wm Hutchinson HN Easby CH Utermeble DMcCathran 8 V Hurdle JY Davis J Holroyd Henry Riley WH Lamon Jas Brown JE Allen | JH English M MeNally JT Hendlin C W Wroe J BENis T J Fisher SJ Bowen TE Lloyd Smith Pettit ae Lyles Wm Wise AJ Joyce. Y Sylvester.- Geo Wright AHancock, jr LA Beall John Dudley A Noerr BB French EK Stebbins MTalty AdolphCluss GP Goff J DHammack N Sargent JR Elvans WWeSeaton N Acker WSton. os F Brown CJ Canfield Gwynn Harris J Thomas Lewis EXECUTIVE COMMITTEF. Gen P F Bacon WW Rapley WN Hawley JHSemmes AC Richards AR Shepherd HC Wilson 8 V Noyes C8 Noyes John Sessford PM Dubant Capt ES Wicklin Hudson Taylor N D Larne~ Gentlemen desiring tions for ladies will leave names and address a! ‘udson Taylor's Book Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, addressed to ‘‘ Executive Enlistment Com- mittee.” mh 18-tf ed LOST AND FOUND. PSTRAY: ine to the premises on_the 23d in- stant, a liver colored SETTER DOG. The owner is requested to come forward, prove Rrop- erty and pay charges. JOHN ADAMS, mh 25-3t* corner of East Capitol and 3d st. OST—In the 7th street cars, on Thursday, the ‘Mth instant, a black morocco POCKET BOOK, containing $14 and some small change; also. ant ivory cross and a brass medal. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Star Office. mh 25-1t* OST OR STOLEN—On the 234 instant, in going from Willards’ Hotel to the cars of the Balti more and Ohio railroad for the 732 a.m. train, a DIAMOND PIN. Design: aserpent coiled around the stone, the head resting on the setting, the tail forming the lower partof the pin. A liberal re- ward will be paid for its return to Messrs. SYKES, CHADWICK & CO., Willards’ Hotel.” mr 25-3t* D TRESPASSING ON THE PREMISES g Glenwood Cemetery, 2 fat STEERS. ot if nentes to prove property, pay mabe ges, Ake them away. GQ OLENDENIN. OST—On Wednesday, the 231 instant, between 4 the Baltimore Depot and 7th street.or on the City cars, 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. mb 24-2t* charges OR SALE—By a Lady leaving the city—One very fine SADDLE HoRsE, suitable for a lady; very spirited, and perfectly roken. vAla0, one superior SADDLE HORSE; for a gen- tleman of taste, Can be seen for a few days nt HUazell’s Stable, Beall street, Georgetown, No. 165. Any person wanting such would do well to call and see them. F 1 s One Saddle and Bridle, made by Frainer of New York, cost $95; made and fitted expressly for the Lady's horse. mh 24-Iw* Hayise hi ihrer k of goods of th VYING purchased the stock of goods of the inte firm of W_M. SHUSTER & Oo., we shall con- tinue the Dry Goods business at the same place, and will take immediate steps to replenish our stock with such goods as we can confidently recom- mend to our custome! and with the experience we haye had in the business for the last seventeen eats in this city, and it being our determination fo continue to adhere strictly to an honorable and {air mode of doing business. we hope to merit a liberal share of the pubtic patronage. mna-eost, W. AM. SHUSTER & BROTHER, [pssoLurion OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, The co-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned doing business under the firm of W.EM. SHU R & CO., was this day. by mutual a ee W.M. SHUSTER, March 21, 1864. W. H. CLAGETT. i havi: Nased the stock of WT BHUSEER @ CO. Pill continue the bust nein gt the olf stand. wider, the firm of WM. Ee 2 SHUSTER.’ In retiring from the firm of W. M. SHUSTER & CO.,¥ take this vecasion of returning to the cit zens of Washington my thanks for their liberal atronage of the late firm, and would recommend Phose of my personal friends to continue their pa- tronage to the new firm, who will immediately make arrangements to offer to the public one of the largest and most desirable stocks in the mar- ket. W. H. CLAGETT, The books of the late firm are in the hands of W_ if. CLAGETT at the old stand. and we hope all persons ape pcqornts wih us will see the ne- he ement. ce acott OWe M. SHUSTER & CO. M *LLE ELISB, the Best Danseuse on the Amer- ican Stage, appears at the Metropolitan Hall to-night. mb 2i-tf VAL, OP AND OM azcut SQUARE FRAME MIRRORS. Just received alarge assortment of very fine Giit- Feenchepiate Pier Glasses Oral Giil-traune Mirrors, ‘ornamented, plain, Arch-top as Square Ee hich we are selling below the usu meee cash. hontz & Gh mh 22-6t 7th street, be F FOR STER 2S) F4t B F as 'ULTON MARKET, Comune, or Mr aNp E Stages. Will be ready for sale on Thursday, the 24th, the Beef of three Prize Cattle, Bend your orders early. xq HEPBURN. y MMERCE Re gse SENNBYLVANIA AVENUE, BeTWREN 915 AND lore Sravets, (UP STAIRS,) TABLE v'H' 5 Dinner from 12 to6 o'clock, One Dollar. Bill of Fare:—Soup; Poisson; Hors d’Hoeuvre; Beuse entrees; Deuse rotis; Trois Legumes; Sal- ; Dessert. we iiechat from 6 to 1! o'clock, 0 cts. mb 17-1w* ‘TON, the Esta! M a ate appears at th Politan to-night OST—On Tuesday evening, the 20 inst., proba 4 bly in a Hack, (number not known.) or at Ford's’ Theater, a Qold SLEEVE.BUTTON, with initial R. upon it. By returning it to Senate Post Office, the finder will be liberally rewarded, mb 24-3t* 10 REWARD—Stolen from Crawfont's Yard, BLO cine ith and M streets: on, Wednestay Mebt, 2ith inst.. a dark brown MARE of medium ize, with heavy mane and tail; white star in the hnend (The above reward will be given on de- very to Crawford’s Hotel. inn eae W. F. CIS8EL. WILL BE PAID FOR THE DELIVERY $4 of one light bay HORSE, new] shod, black mane and t and one dark bay MARE, black mane ond tail, ye ieese wart on a ganock of right hind leg. e above were stolen fr stable on the fight of the ith March, 2804. 42) i i ry of e ae ern OENTe recov OHN PTY Near Cliffburne Barracks mh 23-3t* Washington city, D. C. STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, living near Port Tobacco, Charles county, Md.,on Sunday, the 2th instant, two HORSES—one grey, about sixteen hands high, ten years old, no mark; the other a sorrel, with blaze face, with a small piece out of his rightear. Twenty doliars reward will be Lae Ais petarned - iney’s Stable, on 8th t, between D and E. oun aalwe H.W. ROBEY. BOARDING. ABLE BOARD FURNISHED at 486 between 5th and 6th sts. mh OARDING.— Pleasant rooms and _ first-class board, at 156 G street, between 20th and 2ist, Terms $30 per month, mh 21-lw* NORG3.—4 few more TABLE BOARDERS can be accommodated at the Buropean Hotel, cor- ner of Pa. arenas and SD ete 3 $5.50 ner Woe A er ; Supper 3 Meals at all hours. Pperad 19-20 ‘OTIOB.—On and after Monday next, 0. GAU- on E st., 23-lw* 188 ANNA RUSH, the Delightfal Cantatrice M ‘Appears at the Metropolitan Hall to-night * m ONS. DE LOUIS and his Highly Educated Dog, M J Lind, appears to-night at the Great Metropolitan Hall. mh 1-tt HE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF WASH- T iagton ettaes the remedy of C. Keenan, No, 519 I 8 Ddetween 6th and 7' treets, for'the cure of Intammatory Bheui have Oa eae re tnte ott a al paint ‘incase. We therefere cheerfully recom- men = WM. ©. MAGEE. E, bet. 12th and 13th, MARY NEWTON ath bet. Gand HL. GRACE AL ees oth and 20th ROBERT WARREN, 7th, bet. Rand L. mh 21-eo]m” FURNITURE. FURNITURE. Our stock of CABINET FURNITURE is now full and complete, embracing every article urpally xdlaly suvite the public to inspects, peg se ae mh 35-c a NO. Between ah pad Oru ote.” EORGE T. SHELDON, the Dashia#«*®, r r, appears to-nightatthe @¢t Metro politan Hall, @n 21-tf ry ; ARRELS AND COOPERING. Sua mre ore igaaes cata Goopering and GOtFe TY REYNOLDS, Cooper mh 15-eo]m* corner Land . WANTS. »{ FOR RENT AND SALE. Hen — es uty) : lation Seis aya oleae eras WANTED—At the French Millinery, 3 POE RENT—Three ROOMS on the accond Gocr. avenue, bet 6th and 7th ts, 2 Appl 220 24 st * MILLINERS® and two APPRENTIC ete Possersion given immediately, pe a syns ANTED—Two CARPENTERS. Aj t th corner of ith and B sts. eaten mh 25-3t* CARROLL BYER. WwW ABT ED—A good ree reget eras. and inery Store. i g Appl 32 Market pace. hee mh 25-3¢" ROOMS. Good city reference required and payment in advance. Apply at 318 @ st it FOSSEFOR RENT AND FURNITURE FoR SALE—Pleasantly located in the First Wart, Tos good tenant terms will, be moderate. Apply ™m! ri PRARBERS.—Two now vacant at the Na- | ®t the telegraph office, 506 9th st.__mh 25.20 tional Hotel. My old hands required. Apply | Jj}0R SALE—A fine large HOUSE and 2 acres of socD. = mh 2%-2t' cod Land (ane lent investment) at Bla- 7 devsburg, convenient to railroad, For full par- W TOR DRS AEE POU Oke | ticular: dddrers We MOVTAN LANSDALE. No, Must bring ood references Apply ctihe omen | S11 Arch street, Philadel ph rah 35-3¢ in the New York Hotel, 7th street, near E. mh 25-2t* W ANzED oat 'V ‘ORED MAN drive stage. immediately. ANTED—By a lady boardi white GIRL WwW to attend child and do git sewing. Gall Fok SaLE—A large DWELLING and STORE, with brick stable attached, an old establishe! stand ot 2 feet on 9th street west and 1 feet on Lastreet north, in fee. Address W. P. HOWRLU, No. 31} Hollins street, 4doors from Stricker, Bal- tinore, Ma. i mh 25-iw* FOR SALE Three FRAME HOUSES. This is very desirable property for any kind of busi- after 1p. m. at No. 470 2th street, detwoon F | nose bine oh vacten dat i street Ttieul HN RILRY, 234 stre: WV ANTED—A BOY, must writen good baad, be | fween Bandy K bal Terms: One-half cash; balance in the Washington House, COL- to takecare of two horses and Also, Colored Man to scrub. Apoly For _ businesilike, reside with his, Parents, ind | Gand 12 months. mh 25-2" ‘commendation. oO quire at ie a ey v A : ate and Intelligence Office, Noo11 Ninth street, OR RSS Todt RE, CHANCE — separ he near Pennsylvania avenue. handsomely repaired throughout. muitnsie for Testaurant, clothing store, &c., situated on js street. now one of the most growing business streets inthecity. Inquireat No. 457 isth street, between E and F streets, between Land 2 o'clock, talean have a | _imh 25-5t* 0.7 aY ambi gton FOR SAEE-4 Grocery, Gator and Provision _— _ mh st STORE in the Second’ Ward, with Restaurant ANT EDA good SEAMBTRESS and nesist- | attached. Lease for § years at $40 per month, SE. © best references a 1,800 will buy it, stock, le: i ip Apply No. 174, corner F aud isth wis, mhdisie” | taken parinerby investing whe haltotthe aouee we N_H. MILLER, m "PW 0 OR THREE FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRA- phers and one Stencil Cutter wanted for a snmmer tour in the army and in the defense Washington. One or two with capital can. h: food chanee. Address“ F. R. thsts, takea partner by investing one-halfofthe amount, TED.—A BOY, also, two SALES LADIES : oLL . t No. 3 ot : Real Estate Brokers, southeast cor. Pa. av. treet: VO" 94 Market Space, between Shand sth | hain {Ohrond and léth street, W ANTEDIAL S84 Fatrect, between Tth and | PORRENT—Three CHAMBERS and PARLOR. Wath ; a all neatly furnished. Enquire at No. 304 work, 12:8 SERVANT GIRL todo general wouse- | Maun ay between ith and Sth sine’ “mah Gi-ste 7 ANT ED A aa | WOR SALE—The UNION EATING HOUSE, on LBC et hen ere We Fhe ccneceh tae cet Geta west. It will 506 Reventon mh 2st” | be, sold at a baraain, as the ownor is going into Soro Sreet_mh 24-3t”_ : 2 WASTED —A first-rate COOK. Beat of recom: | isees nar at tw corner Wand toth streetns "77 “vig geet’ | BRARBEW EVIOP WITH FIXTURES FOR SALE, Fan in one of the best positions in Washington, ANTED—A WAITER at the Gosling House | with alease, Cheap foreach, aa the owace hat Toone who understands the business good | more busincsa than he can attend to, Tnaquire at wages will be given the whole year round,no other | No.524 New Jersey avenue, near Baltimore Depot, need apply at the Nestaurant, 47 Pendayivanin | mb 2¢1w" ay., between 12th and isth streets, mh 34-2t" - — ebetween 12th and 13th 1 24-2t* OR SALE—A FARM of 0 acres, Dg mile from WANTED 0 PURCHASE.—Oncacre of cleared Seagani Gwitehs a. pores clenset telomere LAND. within three miles of Washington, | good wood, oak aad hickory, Will be soll for ona public road. Call, or address MITCHELL & | €2.000 cash SON "Real Estate Brokers, southeast corner Penn. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, sylvania avenue and 15th street. mh 24-3t* _tnh 24-2w 8 corner Pa. av. and 15th st. WW ANTED—By 9 most rapid and elegant pen- OR SALE OR BXCHANGE—7 500 aquare feet | man, a SITUATION as copyist, entry-clerk, of GROUND, improved by acomfortable brick prany position reauiring the writing. Can aise [ house 16 by 3. five rooms, aud small builings, Translate rench, ell recommended. a now y! 150 per month n fit. Groce j dress" A, L. M.." Star Ofte. mah dst" | Elquor Store. stack, licenses, &e. ineluded. 2 > ANTED.—A lot of FELLED TIMBER neat MITCHELL & BON, Real Batate Brokers, V ngton, Anyone havingittodispose of | _™h24-2w* Southeast cor. Pa. ay. and [5th st. can hear of & porches by addressing 9 note OR SALE—A neat two-story frame HOUS stating where the wood lies. and where the par- ‘th back-building. containing8toome. Als ties can be seen. Address" Wood,” Star office, ining Lot, 42 feet fcont, with 1s-foot side alloy, _inh 24-3t* ranting ack 105 feet 8 ae fo08 alter, with iyo STED— 0) iO shi small frame houses on the back of the lot, situated ; ANTED oo onan $a thegeathing and | on 13h street, between Band ©, Island. Gan be | between i3th and Mth ats, mh 23-3t* bought cheap, if applied for soon on the premi W ANTED-A SURGEON'S STEWARD for Po- Y tomac Flotilla. Pay $10 per month and ra- tions. Apply at Dispensary, Washington Navy Yard. at once. th 23-3t* WASTED-A cood BARBER iiamotiately. Ap. ply_at C. WATSON’S Hair Cutting and Bathing Rooms, corner 6th street and Louisiana avenue, mh 23-3¢" No. 67 1334 street. mh 24 OR SALE—The th ec-story brick DWEULIN HOUSE corner of 6th street and Maryland av- ebue, possessing latest improvements of gas,water, &c.,with lot attached 12) feet deep, brick stable and'carringe-hoase. Price $7.6%5 $1,500 cash; bal- ance $75 per month, with interest on deferred pay- ments.” trquive of JOHN R. ELVANS, 309 Penn. y..ot JOHN H. BIRD. corner Md. ay. and 6tli W ANTED—By a married Indy, a ROOM with land. (Ghr.Rep.& Int.) mar‘2i-co2w_ | Board; a private family prefer. Address, ALE—A FIRST-CLASS CONFECTION: | stating terms and location, A. H. OWgox 272 Al YAND BREAD BAKERY The Goutec. | exandria, Va mh 23-3t® ry islocated at No. 120 Bridgestreet.@eorze- |, WANTED—By a gentleman wad wife, two or | town.a central position, and the best stand in the | three UNFURNISHED ROOMS for house. | town.doing all the order business and a larger | keep'ng Location near the Treasury preferre transient trade thanany establi mentof the same V3 Best references will be given. Address to Po kind inthe town. The Bread Bakery is situated | Cfice Box 1163. mh 23-3t* F°, RENT—Two or three UNFURNISHED | — POR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEB 18ST PagR THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW . ee ©. MeGUIRB & O0.. Auctioncers. oo. {| ____AUCTION SALES, | Bale —By y: Court of the Dist Ube tupreme of the eel!,on FRIDAY APIERN Giclee, op the sg ep = luable Real e, 101 the Inte Hanson Barnse, vias" °° (nie ett et fee jasre nam: four - (s65), fronting 23 feet street west at the corner of Bow! $ t, Jsland. asd running back i99 fee’ toe | foot elley, improved by a h two etory- at j.buliivg, stal I. at Marah 38, at foar i | inohe iH ‘eTms one. Bal \, the remainder in six with interest from day of sale, the segured by the aotes or » With w suret; ties, Trustee "On a ritificntion parchaae money the trustee wi conver sane bet ag to the purchaser ip fee ziv. mom: cost of the pur- Conveyances and Stamps at Be oe oft Ei oo tee obsrer. JOBIA | _mh$-tuth&ad-st J.C. MoGUI Ey WM.L. WALL & CO. Atthe Horse Bazaar, 98 50: troeen 9th an: streets. ARRIAGRR, ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES, &c., at auction. —On BATURDAY MORNING, aroe sep, rommendn pocrpipkey Fe Leshnapay nek te ol TAOS We jacaer number of Vehicle &6— OU sae ¥cur Fam iy Carrisges in orger Rocka Bungios Carrinsce: nee Ex,rese Wegone, Harness. & Tir mediately after we will sell e large number of eoxcalient wee and Saddle Horses, ‘erm '. mh W. L, WALL & 00, Aucta, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A TOTIONPALE OF AN SETRAY BAY MABB. On BATURDA 26th im-tant, et WU o'clock & m.. we shall sell at the Horse market, Bay Mare atout ds high, wit! white ‘atrite down her face, left bind foot leet white, and blind in her lefteye Above marecame to my premises in September last wher cam ward end poy charges if aotehe will be acid ‘om that day et public suction to igheet bid- der to pay livery, &c JOSHUA First Toll gate 7th street. mh st* GREEN & WILLIAMS, ancia, By WM. L WALL & OO., Auctioneers TY BARGE3 AT ALOTION - On BATURDAY AFTERNOON 26th instant. at 3 o’cloek, we ‘will rell at the 7th street wharf, 2 Barg Terms cath wb? WM. L. WALL & 00, Aucts. eee aero ten SRT MENT or Orricn or OxIEr Qu«RTERMASTER, Wasuincrow, DO March 2i 1864 Will be sold at auction, at the Government Store- hoves, corner of B and Twenty-sixth streets, om BATUBDAY next. the 26th inst, at eleven o'slook 8. m.,a large lot of condemned property, com pris- Parts of Wagons and sets of Harness, Miscellaneous Tools, "Se wth ment funds. ‘erms casa, in Goves! . LIAS GREENS, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. By J_O. McGUIRE & OG. Auctioneers raverans SALE OF A VALUASLE OORSER Lieutenant Colone mb22 4t 1B THE BaLtimors Rait Roap Daror. By virtue deed of trust ‘ing date on the 80th day of 863, and recoried in Liber , A. D.1 N, 0. T, No. 11, folio 97, &c ,one of the land recoras for Washington county, D. C.. and by direction of 1 holder of the notes secured thereby , the under- igned trustee will sell at wanlic sale. in front of the premizes.on SATURDAY APTERNQON, the 26th day of March, A. D., 1864, at 5 o’clock p. m , @ rtf original Lot No. four (4). in Square No. six thi 630); thi id part of said Lot avenue and North at No. 134 High street—the oldest established ba- kery in the District, at present doing a larger and better paying business than for several years. The stock, good will, fixtures, tools, &c., of both will ATCHMAKER WANTED.—A good quick workman will receive best wages by applying immediately to Mr. GEORGE HOGG, Watchma- | he cold united Ov ceomrate we tee pete ee ker, 114 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C .2doors | gires. The bad health of the proprictor proventa | from Congress street. mh 23-3t* ; the attention the business requires and is the only reason for the desire to sell. For farther particu- lars inquire at the address of either establishment, mar 24-lw* R. A. EDMONSTON. OR RENT—A two-story BRICK containing 5 | rooms, and with a splendid lot suitable for a { large garden and has on the premisesa large grape { orchard, together with good water convenientand | alarge cistern in the yard. Apply at M. DONO- HUE’S. No. 116 234 street, between L and M. mh 23-3t FAR IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARY- LAND, FOR SALE.—Containing about sixty acres, or less ifdesired, about three miles from Georgetown. The improvements consist of a small frame house and stable, good water, and good road leading from Georgetown to it. For further particulars apply at the Star Office. mh 23-3t* F OR SALE—The STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of one of the best established and most profitable Stove and Tin-ware Establish- its in this city, in a central location, on Penn- venue. The proprietor has other busi- h will call him away from the city, and ANTED—A competent BOOKKEEPER who thoroughly understands the system of double entry. Will be expected to act occasionally as salesman when not otherwise engaged. Must be well recommended as to competency honesty and loyalty. JOHN R. BLVANS, mh 3-lw [Rep.&Chron.] 309 Pa. avenue. ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN CONFECTION- ER. One who understands his business will receive Steady work and good wages. 97 Brid and High. WANTED_A WOMAN to cook, wash. and fo the general housework of a stuali family. Good reference required. teenth street, between C an WASTED A WOMAN to do the cooking, wash- ing and ironing for asmall family. One hav- ing good recommendations preferred. Also, a GRE 2 to ld years of age. Apply at No. 454.8 street, between 5th and oth. mh 17-7t* TONS BONE WANTED.—The under- 5,000 signed will pay one dol!ar per 100 Ibs, Applyat No. street, Georgetown, between Congress = mh 22-5t* Apply at 804 Four: a” St ah orer for all green camp and hospital Tones, delivered Of the balling: of Would gent the benlding es mb ifim O17" MORGAN & RHINEWART._ | PSTicaRip apply toe SE We Dae St star OF WANTED.—On Georgetown Weights, at the | Ree. mh hw place.ad joining Gak Lill Cemetery, a respect- ANDSOME FOUR-STORY BRICK DWEL- able WHIT. N,as Seamstress and to take care of achild tour years old. Recommendations required. mh 15 LING HOUSE AND LOT, on Sixth street west near the corner of Estreet north, FORSALE.—The subscribers are anthorjzed to sella very valuable j must be pair undred is upon the corner of New Jerse: B street, and hase front of forty (40: feet on the avenue, and one hundred (100) feet on E street. The sale of this property,in the immediate nsigh- borbood of the senct, presente a fayorabie oppor- tonity .or a profitable investment T : One-third in cash, of which @80 atsale. and the remainder in equal pa; ments in six and twelve months, with interest trom Cay of saie. secured by deed of trast. If the terms of sale are not complied with in fiv days after tbe sale, the tee reserves the righ’ to resell atthe right and cost of first purshaser, after five days noti:e. All conveyancing, including stamps at purchasers * WM. H. WARD, Trustee. mht-tawSw&ds J.0, McGUIBE & 00., Aucts. By THOMAS DOWLING auctioneer, ym OF AN ORDBR OF THR OR- N PUS8UANON OF AN OB an78 (tah | Wasbinewon county, d rati- and confirmed the District of Gelumbia sitting Equi Guardi ‘ooced 10 sell at public sale. before the Auction Btore of Thomas Dowling in Georgetown, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON ‘arch 1064, at4o’clock p. m. }, title, inte- all the estate, rig! claim, and demand of Helen McSherry, Mary C. McBherry, and James 0. MeBherry, infant heirs of Helen M MeBherry, deceased, of, in, and to an undivided fourth ofa tract land iving above George’ |, between the Chesa- aid an Loe Cana! and 7 Umer wf Hae = ing about forty acres, former! on the estate of Abner Cloud, deceased. _ Terms of sele: One-third ¢ash; balance payable in three, six, pine. and twelve months from the day of sale. with interest. the deferred to be secured by a deed of trust on the premises. 3,000 HORSES WANTED. Wan DaraniMaxr, QavaLey BORBAU, 1 v OnIny QUARTERM ASTER, Brick House and Lot, having a front of 19 feet 10%, inches on Sixth street, near fh Fupning back to an alley. The Houre contains fourtecn large and conve- WASHINGTON. G., March 8, 1364. niently arranged rooms, wide hall, and large sa- : loon parlor on second floor, built in modern style. head willbe gaidfor ei ven (147) dollars per For farther particulars, inquire of GREEN & OAVALBY HOBSES WILLIAMS, Auction and Commission Merchants delivered within the corner of Seventh and D streets. mh 23-co3t ext thirty $% days at the Government Btables at Giesboro, D. 0. Haid horses to be pomp all particulars, not less than five (5) nor more nine (9) years old; from 14}s to 16 hands high. ed, compactly built, bridle wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry par: eT hese specifications will be strictly adhered to and VOR SALE—in Montgomery cnuaty, Wd —& FAKM. containing 1W acres of land, improved by a suiall frame dwelling. apple orchard, Xe. Theres a fine spring of water at a conveniont lis- tance from the house. Most of the cleared land is in clover, and is ina good state of cultivation 7 The balance—from 4 to 60 acres—is in pine, whic! ‘idly enforced im soar partienlar. will cut from 40 to 50-cords per acre. It lays well ‘aymept made on delivery of Son (10) amt over, for cultivation, and is suggeptible of the highest Hours of inspection from 9 9m oP state of | mprovement; BURiles froma Georgetown, deat Oclevélinad Glut Genie oar, and within two miles of the canal; in a good neigh- borhood, and convenient to churches, se>00l4, &c. Wood enouszh can be sold off the farm to pay double the amount of purchase money, Apply to F. MACE. mb9. Sot javairy Barean. ANTED—Some one capable of giving Lessons on the Guitar to a gentleman. Address GB, | agent for the sale of Maryland lands, 917 7th sty ver Maury & Co.'s Bank MATIT E. No. 267 Eighth street, Washington, = | OV) sales farms in Montgomery county 3 in Baltimore county, 1 of 147 acres within two miles of Baltimore city, 1in Carroll county, lin Harford county and 2on the Eastern Shore of Marylaad and 7 houses in Baltimore city. mar 23-3t* 4 OR SALE—A HOTEL and RESTAURANT on C street, directly opposite the Balto. Depot. This property ‘contains qn excellent bar room, dining toom, kitchen and ten chambers; now noing a first-rate business. Store attached to the prem ises now renting for $50 per month. Ground rent only $16 per month. Will be sold a bargain. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers mh 22-6t"___ Southeast cor. Pa, av. and 15th OR SALE.—A nice two-story BRICK HO’ six rooms, on I7th st-eet, between K and L st: only three squares from Penna, av. Inquire at 236 K st., near premii Ue a 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 0 PRINON’S Stamping Depot. 381 F stree cpposite Patent Office, and get their Stam ing, Stitching, Pinking, avd iota rl Sng there are other Richards in the field, ladies better or Otastienl Raza in thevsity, Be sare you go to Faxtical hand in the city, Opposite Patent Office, me 4 FH O08E WANTED From the Gret of May either furnished or unfarntshed, north of Penn. ave- ine, and between 4% and 2 th strects, One with BI le and carriage house preferr £ Lock box 48, Washington, fo 33-tAp) TED IMMEDIATBLY—200 LADIES to “Embroider on Muslin, Linen, and Osmbris To good constant work and es st LE he Ls ated eee Lad 6 OR BALE—One MOULDING MACHINE. One ar dork Mapule at Wil. PRI NON'D Stamping Fofeton Stacking Cnceamd ands rll be sold fwork A at ry shine Bi ting Depot, 381 F street, ent Office. very cheap for cash.’ Can be seen at the corner of 6th street and Maryland avenue, Capitol Hill mh 19-1w* B.L. NEVI OTEL AND RESTAURANT POR SALE.—This establishment is buta few doors from Penn- aylvania avenue, midway between 7th and lith streets, north side, contains two bath >-oma. ten furnished bed rooms an attic dining room. kitch- Also, Bousefurn! 30-tf en. and a beautiful hall rooms 2 by Gy yardw fert 1 ni mirably a) or a first class lager PERSONAL. ond aed nt peer f rears spans at ‘$1,200 per year; all x * at sacrifice. oF SSN TTGHELL & BON, Boal Estato Brokers, 8. E. corner Pa. avenue and 15th st. P.8.—8tock, fixtures, licenses and furniture cluded. mhi9-2w Hopes FOR SALE. NOticz TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —if the person that bought the open-face gold watch from acertain party on Monday will bring it to No 299 C street, they wil get their money returned and no questions asked, as it was stolen from my bed room on Sunday night, or if it is feet front on Pa.av.,con- brought to my house, No. 38 Express Alley, they 2 A Corner Lot, 169 tes front eniPs.arse0n- wilkiealte esac and Blige he owner,” | tinny Ne gale gona MP REEL locations for a first-class. hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur- chased for $125,000—$25,000 cash, belance on K?ine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Franklin Square, 12 rooms, 26 by 133 ft to 30 foot paved al- ley, atable and carriage house .... B10, Desirable Brick on lth st.,near Py Se by 100, 10 rooms .....- os tere eee ae Brick Residence on L st... 22 by 17, 10 rooms, Pees tantint Brick, on B st., bet. 2d and 3d, 18 by 100,8 rooms ..... : 4 A snug little Brick 6 rooms. Frame Dw PERSON AL.-THOMAS RYAN, late of Oulpeper. Per Aland hie brother Albert and family at 386 North Capitol street, where they desire to see him. mh 23-3t FORTUNE TELLING. ADAM GODDARD Can be consulted at her residence, No. 102 7th street, between Land M, Goat Alley; entrance on 7th st, mh 2-3t* al ed GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTIGE-LICENSES—AN Licenses duc the Sorporstion pn oor ctows coe ae il next e within ten that dateratherpise they will be atrietly enforced Po ae eotloe SMS wat. LAIRD, Clerk. 108. H. DONOHUE & CO., ai PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No. 82 Baipcs Sraeet, GEORGETOWN. All orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Ex” tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten tion. Plumbing in all its branches executed in Toomé, . eatin 4a IE eee SRS One on 6th st., bet. N and O sts., 23 by 125,6 FOOME.......- ee apa two Frames on Wi st, bob: 4th a ), 4rooms, ea at ASORE Buliding Lots in'all parts of ti ci A number of desirable Farms for sal MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, mhi9-tApl 8. EB. corner Pa, av. and 15th st. OR LEASE OR RENT—A large quantity of F Rolidiag O78, ¢ minutes walk of Ca he corner of E street, | the iy ong | days from the All conveyancing. including the revenue stamps. to be done under the direction of the Solicitor cause, JAMES MoSHBRRY, Guardian of Helen N., Mary O., and James CG. mother: infant heire of Helen M MoSherry, jeceaaed. mbs-Tu8&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. By J. ©, MoG@UIKE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NOKTH & SRAET, BETWBEN THIRD amp Fovusi TRESTS st—On BATURDAY APTERNOJN March 2th, {I sell Lot No, 40’¢lock, on the premises, we shal! Hin square 78 fronting 49 feet 2}; inches A street, between sd and 4th streets east, run- ning back 128 feet Linch to a 30 foot alley, with a. 15 foot alley running the fall depth of the Lot on theeart side. The Lot will be divided into two Duiiding Lots of % feet 774 inches each. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucta. By J. 0. McGULi.B & OO., Auctioneers yu VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NBAB THB WAB DEPABTMEPT. By virtue of a decree : trict of Columbia, rendered in a cause (No. quity) ponding ia ssid court between Benjamin. Beall on behalf of aimself and other creditors uf” ynet Jane Boulan, Boul ., and R.Jonnson, and ton, ‘administrator of Thouias La tnd Jane Boulanger, heir at law of sald Bosianger; er, heir at ry a 4 the ‘anders’ ede Trustee, will expose to sale = Patlc Auction. on she premise, 88 58 UspAaY, the 25th day o Barca. 3 So’cloal in the diterncon, le as‘* be tween Seventeenth and Bightesnth ztreets west, in the city of Washington Doing pert Ot Lot i in Square 169, with the two brick i in ng rear) erected the! street, yur: +80 ‘ts snd th t's house. Pefnd on MONDAY, the 35° Instant, on the prem- ises. iA o'clock p.m., and after, the following oy = rot i in square 41, fronting 64 feet 10 inches on E street between Twenty third ang Twenty-fourth wt is in eauare 6 fronting 5 feet 9 incheson F : fourth and Twenty- ti rare juare a f Lot 1, i ra 3, fron’ 52 feet 11 en on Twenty. ovens strect wost, between H andl streetr no! sale are ; third cash; the bal- sane tote nnn ne are eT ieataliment, in six and twelve monthefrom the oes of sale; the anid. bel ance to bear interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof to be secured by tee poe of the Brune and Dearing inverest On a fell pays of the parchase money & deed will be given by the THT the terms of sale be pot Compliod with in Sve jay of sale tae Trustee reserves the right to re sell at the risk and expense of the de- fou:ting pu All conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the purchase: *: JOHN M, JBWELL, Trastes mbhM-dte 3.0 McGUIBE & O00, Aucts. REBN & WILLIAMS, ius: omsers oULeHoLD AND KiTosEy FUSSITURE —On AY, the 3th § He: Accrio.—On posmtes rane 3 atts & Iaay a betwe. xth and Scventh stree's, » co0d as- Cf thent of Furoitare,, vi jogany Dressing Porete. ae Parlor and other Juaies, Godatontey, 01 : F : Taree gy te Mattcesi:8 @ By J 0, MoGUIRE & OO., Anctione> a BST OLAS BUILDING LOTS NBAB LL at Possio Al —On the best manner. camort | $8¢# Houde nnd ail the offong nthe F ace introduced and Hydrants ede) fe : ia al = pe a i tement of RB SALE—The UN: BATING (3035 on GEORGETOWN TAXES jAnoteomeneel | Ethe corner ohiethand@ streets, illbe sald es for the current year if paid on or before the [ene tine J eh Cots om Rab ore ate piner BSALU—A first rate two-story ae s containing sive rooms, tc 7 eee arth ivae* S| CHAS. D. WELCH, Collector. Raa eT eT setout with ob siesst trai so ig Gruxn’s RestavRayt, ach os yee 19s. pests, plams, cherrie>: at ‘Would inform his friends that he has o the | Cf teria ihe yerdson abe vote and ish sts. large and convenient house No. S07 se Boia and " srenud east. particulars Pertaining to e fret-class restaurant. vag Ah Saget BD. QsBROML. pe: 3 Ri t.apart for private parties, mh aheolw" tt te Chron. EORGE MI the Netional Vocalist, ap-~ Gr peara to-nigh' Sat the Great Metropolitan Sitey. Fixe one third eash; the remainder fn Sevles at int-rest, secured bea. AeA conve rae 55 mh : MeL BI hist, ¥ 3.0. 0