Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Forn’s T HEATES —This is nota Forrest night @: Ford’s,but the management offer an attractive @uter!ninment in the great play of «The Octo. toon, or Life m Lonisiana,” which has ever | been a favorite play here. Miss Alice Grey Will personate “Zoe,” and amusing Charley Bichop will do his best as “Salem Scudder. The other characters will be well sustained by | different members of the company. Grover’s THRATER.—Mr. Grover announces a@ combined musical, spectacular and tic @ntertainment for to-night. He has engaged or this night only Mr. L. M. Gottschalk, the pianist, and the company which have given two popular concerts at Willards’ Hall this week, snd they will execute some fine selection. Thie musical entertainment will be followed by the principal scenes and incidents in the play of the “Seven Sisters.” VaniktTigs —See the advertisement of the Varieties, whieh contains a synopsis of some of uhe scenes and Incidents in the local drama of“The Female Pickpocket,” and then go see me play itself if ycu_would be entertained by @ sensation play of the most sensational order. Besides the drama, the regular concert hall bill will be performed. METROPOLITAN HALL was well attended last night s2ain by a laughter-loving crowd. Bar- tholomew and Butler, the comedians; Hank Mason, jig dancer; L. C. Brimmer, a leading Eansoint: Sig. Constantini, Wm. Scott, M’lle Annie Rush, Mary Walton, Mollie Lane sae others will appear to-night in a fine bill. QGasteresury.—Under the management of Mr. Lea, Canterbury Hall keeps up its well- earned reputation of. being one of the best music halis in the city. Healways engages the bes! talent be can find, and the result is the peerers. invariably give satisfaction. o-night asplendid bill will be performed, and sU of the company wil! appear. TuEWrncrs has been coming for some time, and the announcement only tended tomake the ditue folks, and even many of a larger growth, more unxious to hayeithurryup. The canvas 18 NOW up, at the corner ef 6th street and New York avenue, and everything is in readiness for the grand opening tnis afternoon. To-night, at? o'clock, there will be another entertain- maent. Ire. Warner has one of the best circus companies traveling. ee Tax BALL at THE PATENT OFFICE BUILD- 1NG ON TURSDAY Evenine Next. —This ball is to be the closing performance ot the late fair, which was inaugurated and carried through by the patrioticm: and untiring exertions of a large number of the most respectable ladies of | “Washington and Georgetogn, aided by many | of the ladies of members of Congress and others sojourning inthe District. The avails of the ball are to be apprepriated for the benefitof the fami- papa ots soldiers of the District of Columbia now an the Be:ween thirty and forty thousand dollars, contributed by our generous citizens, has been paid ont during the past two winters for this notle purpose, and no way is seen by the com- mittee charged wita the disbursement ot this fund, by which it can be made sufficient to mecet the future demands upon it so readily as by the patronage of our good people, whose bomes and firesides are now being defended by | their brave fellow-citizens in the field, whose suffering fa les are lefc at home. The price dvilars. Is there &#man ot any means simongst us, with a soul in his bosom and a Spark of patriotism in his organization, who will not contribute this trifle Yor the pur- Be of carrying comfort into the starving and eezing f: ly of som2 poor soldier who is x for the salvation cf our common 1t is to be hoped not. picre all our fellow-citizens who can afford it, not to let this opportunity pass of making this small contribution for so gocd 4 purpose. Five dollars paid now, will probably save tO many a wealthy citizen the contribution of ten times that sum hereafter, fer we take it to be a foregone conclusion that the families of owr brave soldiers are not to be left to suffer. grand succes! . a Next Moxpay Evenrxc’s Concert.—The reader may be apprized that unusual exertions are making to render the concert on Monday evening next, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, one of tha Most memorehda in the mnsieslannalsof Wash- dngton, especially as connected with benevolent | objec AS Smongst the Most obvious means to secure this end, the assistance of several of our mort admired and popular vocalists have | been engaged, and if we here mention no more than the names of Mrs. Kretchmar and Miss May us of that number, we shall have left no doubt as ie the quality snd. character of the delightiul occesion. he application to be made of the proceeds will appeal with irre- sistible force to the hearts of the merciful and benevolent. Even in such times as the: through which we are now passing, and when appeals to the feeling and generous are so fre- quent, there is not one that can sarpass the cry of the orphan, left by Divine Wisdom to the world’s beneficence for whatever suall supply bodily wants and prepare for sceics of future uretulnuess in that world’s coming affairs. The history ot 5t. Joseph’s Asylum is # history fraught with memories of goodnése and mercy, not oecasicnal and spasmodic, but steady and sustained. Who would not desire at least to share in the good report that will one day fall to the peppy lot of its guides and sustamera and oh, o can tellin many a trying hour « days to come how blessed will be the satis fu tion, how rich the reward, that shall fall many a one whose mite has cheered the poor orpha.’s heart, and smoothed his path fi his strait ind narrow emrance upon life? Ifa cup of water given ina right spirit and to a right object shall in no wise go usreward-d, neither will a littie given the concert and the eause of Monday evening next go unforgotten or uprecom pensed—perbaps in two worlds.— National Intelligencer. Ixstst UPON RIDING IN 4 Warrs Carn— Yesterday aternoon, Judge Day placed in the hands of Roundsman Kelly tour warrants for the arrest of Bushrod W. Reed and John H. Dooley, charged with assault and threats, by Samuel Ireland, Heury Young, John Hodge, and John Waters, all colored. The assanit consisted in the accused, who are the driver and conductor of street car No. 27. (which is jot 8 car for the use of colored persons,) eject- 4ng them from said car. The complainants got in the car near lith street, and conductor told them to get on the front platformor get oif. ‘They refused, and told him if he wanted to put them off to go and get an officer,amd not try it himself. The conductor called the driver, and they nat them off. The warrants were issued ustice Johnson, in the following langusge: ‘ohn Waters, who charges the conductor and ‘ae of car No. 27 with ejecting him trom the said ear; also laying violent hands on him and ‘threatening to dohim personal injar' »contrary ‘to the act of Congress recently pas: > Justice Johneon held the accused to bail for hesrivg, Tuesday next, at 4 o'clock p. m. es or MANSLAUGETRa.—At Camp Anderson, Merfdian Hill, near Wash- ington, on the 17th day of last aoe ', George Tyler, a member of Company 25th Ohio volunteers, assaulted sn unknown colored man, ond aster kuocking him down with a stone, kicked and stamped upon him, injuring the u»’-,.unate Man eeverely, from theetfecis oa which be died a few days after. Tyler has been tried by & court-martial in this city, found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced « to be dishenorably discharged from the service of the United States and imprisoned at hard labor at such place ag the co! ding officer may direct fer the period of years,” The cen- tence of the court has gen approved Brig. (Gen. Mariindale, and Fort Delaware selected 8 the place of imprisonment. ———.___ CiTy ov Wasxinaton To Borrow & The bill introduced yesterday by Seubior Mor- rill, and referred to the District Committee, @uthorizes the City of Washington to borrow $500,000, or so much thereof af may be neces- sary to fill its quota of soldiers under present drafts, the loam to be redeemable in twenty yeare, with the right to pay after ten years haye expired, certificates of loan bearing six per cent. interest, ia sums not less than $50 eac! y and for amounts measured by fillies—as fitty, one hundred, one hundred and fifty, &e. Pow- er is given td the corporation to increase the Fate of taxation of real and personal property not to exceed one per cent. for interest on loan, and for a sinking fund for redemption. peewee Easta#x SUNDAY.—The musical services at the Ostbolic and Episcopal churches on Easter Sunday (to-morrow) will be of more than ordi- nary interest, according to the custom of these went St Aloysius Church, af At St. Aloysius urch, & fine ehoir, headed by Mrs.©.Y. Kretschmar, will perform Haydn's ose 16th mase, with fallorchestral accompa. niments. ene Sanne ARRIVAL OF SHav.—Five hundred fine shad Dave srrived at Riley’s wharf, Soot ge Bigventh etreet, Drought up by the gillers. Riley's wharf as affording most conveniences of any on the river, for a fish mart his here- tofore been the great: resort of buyers. sellers, and those in quest of the besi shad of theseason will doubiles keep an eye in the direction of his wharf. —— roe COBPORATION OF GroreetowN,—The in- clemency of the weather Isst mght prevented the attendance of a quorom of either the Board of Aldermen or Com: Fovusp Guitty 000. mon cil at the Town Hall. The buemess of the evenin, ‘Was post. poned till next Friday night. ¢. Pos ——>—— __« Gut pe, ENTERTAINMENT — The Faxir of Ava magica] entertainments | ely Smears ms, 150 fine are to be die am Avdience. is In addition to the us: ons of be evening. ‘et then the graud ball be a | Caz ow Fiex.—About 10% o’clock last night @n empty car standing on the switch on New Jersey avenue, near the Baltimore Depot, took fire, as is euppoeed, from the slacking of a lit- ‘discovered by Officers Milstead andsTurner, of the Fifth ward, who succeeded in extinguish- pa the flames before any great damage was done, # Corns, Bry’ 3, &e.—Dr. White, Chiropodist, | will be in attendance at his rooma No, 424 Penn. avenue, on and after Friday, April lst. mh 2% SER EEAE FOR Omn Pouran.—Beantifal so); lated Jewelxy. new st ‘5 ans een le~ Inen'a weat. at the Dollar Store, No. 435 avenue, near i'4 Bt. — Fasnronanre Mivuissry.—Mrs Wells takes this method of informing her friends and the public generally that she has opened a new and fashion- able millinery establishment on 3d street east. one door from East Capitol st.,Capito! Hill. mh 25-2t* al A New Tuixc Unprr Tae Scs! In its effect—instantaneous In its coloring power—matchiess, In all ite ingredients—vegetable, In 1ts operation—natural, In its beautifying resulgs—enduring. In its tendency—preservative. In its popularity—unequalied, Cristaporo’s Harr Dra Is pronounced both by the World of Scismce and the World of Fashion, tho finest preparations ever fnyented by art to rectify the short comings of nature. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresrers, mrsin ——— THE CHEAPEST AND Bust Hair Dre in THR WoRLD —Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham's Hair Dye, 80 cents abox. The bestin use. Tryit. Sold by 8. O Ford, corner lith street snd Penn, ayenue, Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a6-1 Penn, it* DIED, On the 25th March, at 20'clock p. m.. of dro ay. at her residence, No. 601 L street, Mrs. ELT ABETH, beloved wifs of Leonard Storm, in the Teth of her age The relatives and friends of the family are kindly invited to attend@her fuveral, to-morrow after- noon. at 3o’elock, . On the morning f the 2th, of typhoid fever, WM. HI. REED. in the léth year of hiswge, son of D.C. and the late Cariarine:s u. Reed The relatives iends are requested to attend the funeral, at 4 ck to-morrow, from the resi- dence of his father, No. 617 H atrect. between ith and 8th. [Balt. Ameri an & 3 t. Intel, On the Sth, MAGGIE ngest child of Thomas ar 1 Mary Oliver, of diptivria, sased l year, 8 imonths and 19 days. Death snatched her offin early bloom, And laid her in the iey tom); fhe sleeps in sweet and ca’ repose, And aught of pain or sorrow knows, Take those little lamba said He, And lay them in iny breast. Protection they shall find in me, And be forever blest. iendsor the fami neral at 30 cl GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS | "SES—AI Licenses dus Georgetown on the within ten day ill be strictly enf “WM. LATRD, Clprk TRACTORS. 1 proposals for this town uafil are invited to attend f * the site ¢ be about fred and to be two s arly two hun part of which fer one story hi can have imme ¥ site. and it will be ex RY ADDISON, A. SHINS,’ R BERRY, HEISTON TA co ND GAS FITTERS, ERT, GeonGRTOWN ro Hos. H. PLUMBER No, 82 Bripcs i i | All orders forG | tensions will ree tion, “DONOH Alterations and Ex- | ve prompt and faithful attea Plumbing inall ite brauches execated in the best manner. | Waterintroduced and Hydrante put» notice, mh patshort | Im* tle Hme which had been left in it, when it was |! 1 Senator Grimes # © WANTS) forties. testin icant inn ge SOO W SSeED a tee die Coesn Bie mel Moe AD Ds i r ‘ 0. FIT & CO., No. 473 Sth st., newt Dy neh 33 g. M. The members of FOR RENT AND SALE. OR AENT—Onc PURNYSA LD HOM of the fret tleor, suitable for two gentlemen. App at Dds Dat between th and hater macs ewe ? LOGAN TRIBE, No, 8, I. 0. R. | ANTED—A smart BOY, eilicanosierais to Gxorcrtown, D. C., xo errands andclean store. None noel ‘a ap- ply without cood,refetences. No. 4 Market 8 ACE, Rvbie? pulse Peat they infotm their friends and | up stairs, Pa. avenue mh 23,2t" t th tELY—! bok (bey will give their WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A one-horso, cov. at Pompeian Halt Soruer tne, and Bridge fred BUSINESS WAGON, new, or = good streets, on second hand one. Must be strong, No. 202, cor- MONDAY, April sth, 1854, her Twenty-first and N streets. a Particulars in future advertisements. ANTED—A competent NURSE, for a child af By order of the Committee. teen months olds, Mh BtApi* ELL GARRETT, Chairman. | References tenmeed Tae ST ee ee RAND EASTER BALM tween I2th anc 38th. rth 23-3t* — JANTED-B tlen dd fe, chil- THE SECOND GRAND BALL W {heist of April, two of three un- dren.) bythe Ist of April ihe ROOMS. oF a heel Monee, either Ta eorgetown, Address, until Ist "' Star Office mi 23-3t8 OF THE . YOUNG IRISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, To begiven at the TEMPERANCE HALL, n Mo On EASTER MONDAY, March 28th. street Ravet) chuget Set ni Som abs spat Dorepliee tl specs seated oat | Me prasad ye Come ladic€ eanet : ANTED—At the French ae ® 35834 Pa RAND EASTER Hor, MILLINERS abit teu ABPRENTIORS wanes ts | CoMMITTRE OP ARRANGEMENTS. Joseph McLaughlin, P. H. Keniely, Jere. Conroy. FLroonR MANAGERS. James McGuire, Brien Shean, ANTED—Two CARP gorner of Mth and B st CARROLL & RYER.— SLADY in a Fancy and Also, two good Milliners, Apply att illinery Store. C. O'Donohue, Robt. E, Fugitt. Apply Warket Space. h 25-3t* Tickets Que Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ‘ARDI ina chaire ubwwaeant af tha Ne ladies. b2t-at* i My old hunds required. Apply GRAND BALL, s00n. mh 25-2 x way D—A_ WOMAN ‘as assistant cook, 0 POR THB AUN DRESS and SCRUB WOMAN, all white. Must bring good Apply at the office of the New York h eferences, el, 7thetreet, wear, mh 25-20" ANTED.—A BOY; must write a good hand, ba businesslike, reside with his, Barouts. ind od recommendation. Enquire at the Real No gui Niathotreets BENEFIT OF THE ENLISTMENT FUND, to be held at the HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, On THURSDAY EVENING, Maron 31, the proceeds to be appropriated to AIDING ENLISTMENTS IN THE CITY OF Ww have ‘WO OR THREE FIRST-CLAS RA- phers and one Stencil Stites wanted for a 1 - 3 7 summer tourin the army and in the defense: ot WASHINGTON, Washington, One or ove with cap ean Haves A — Keodehance, Address “¥. R Washington MANAGERS. mab a0" His Excellency the President of the United States, The Vice President. The Speaker of the House of Representatives. The Secretary of State. WASTED. A sogd SEAMSTRESS an nt NURSE. The best references req Apply No. 174, corner F and Isth sts. vied, mh 24-3t* ANTED.—A BOY, also, two SALES LADIES, The Segretary of the Treasury. \ No, 34 Market Space, between 7: hand ath Bhe Be ‘bait PAA rtreetr. rah 24-lw™ e Secretary of ie Navy. — The Secretary of the Interiot. ANTED,—At 254 Potroat, botveon 12th and The postmaster General Ww 3h, a SERVANT GIRL 15 do gsneral house+ The Attorney General. work ___mbh 24-3t* ON THR PART OF PHE ARNT WAND, IMMEDIATELY — Journeyinan Gen H W Halleck Col J B¥ry BAKER, (first clasa,)at McKeldén’s Bul ery, 596 Seventh street. h Vy "TANTED —A first-rate COUK, Be: mendations requir l corner F and ISth str Gen € © Augur Gen J He Martindale Gen MC Meigs Gen Benham Gen G@ D Ramsey ON THE PART OF THR NATY, Asst Secretary G F Fox Capt H A Wise Admiral Jos Smith Com Overton Carr ComJd BMontgomery Paym’r J 8 Cunningham ON THE PART OF THE MARINE CORPS. Col John Harris Major W B Slack Major Nicholson ON THE PART OF THE SEN’TB, intor Foot ator Carlite Col BT Ingraham Col EM Greene Capt HA Scheetz €apt Benton nshington, » Gall. or address MITCHELL & southeast corner Pean- mh 24-3t* and elegant pen- | entry-clerk, Can also recommen : 5 Star Office. x 3t* /ANTED—A lot of FELTED PIMUER neat tor Johns Scuator Mon Washington. Anyone havin isposa o ON THEP OF TUR HOVSE OF NEPRESENTATIVES, | C2 bear of a purc haser by addr ng & note Tlon Thaddeus Stevens He n Hi W Davis *tating whe re the wood Vics, and where the par- Tlon Owen Loveio -setn, Address" Wood,” Star office Hono ehiae Hon FP on RU Schone on nie TANTED—A competent ROOKREEPER wio Hon N B Smithers Hon R ¥ Fenton WANTED A competent, #00 ob X TUR PART OF THE CITIZEN entry. fon R Wallach Chas Stewart Jos Plate ‘AT Richards lion H Addisun LJ ™ Rich YB Dison Fj IF Fugitt SE Woo Hamilton r rSAH McKim | receive rients JW Botelere Win Talbot 27 Bridge street, Chas Klomaa G A Scott nA High FG Loreh GB Wilson NEE WW Moore Win Hutetinson | W ANI ¢ DM cCathran Good cere folroyd ~o0G x as ieonen teenth street, JE Nally E ITitendin © PEM 5,000 - pay 0 J Fisher 8 for all green cainp and hosp Smith Pettit — F at their Factory, corner x EN A . Geo Wright = mh 37-lay’ MO. A Hancock, jr L ohn Dudley —e = oe = BB French EK Stebbins WARSTED.—On Georgetown Moiait Adolph Cluss GP Gok piace adjoining Oak Hill Cemetery N Sargent TR Elvans able WHITE WOMAN, as Seauistress an Acke W Stone fachildlour years old, Recomm Jos¥ ‘Brow a. c J Canfield Gwynn Harrls red = Thomas Lew!s 3) OG 0 2O88Rs WANTED. ~ EXECUTIVE COMMITTERP. Gen P F Bacon WW Rapley WN Hawley Wan Daparrsmyr; Oavatey Bursar, JH Semmes AC Ric hards A RShepherd Orr oF Guin Quari RMASTER, new aye oy: C Wasnineton, D. 0. Sohn PMDubant @ Wicklin | Qre hundred and forty‘seven per Had-on Taylor ND Larne head will be paid for all Gentlemen desiring inyzzatior is leave names and address at Hud Taylor’s Book Store. Pennsylvania avenue, hetween 9th and 10th 8. addressed to Executive Balistment Com- ee. mh 18-tf cA VALBY HORZES delivered within the next thirty ()) days at the Government Stables at Giesboro, P.O. Said horses to be sound in ail partion! ara, notless than five (5) aor more than nine (9) ye4e3 old; feom 13% to 16 hands high, full tleshed, compsetly built, for ladies will | [FP GEORGETOWN TANES.— An ebatement of 8 percent will be allo the annual | | faxes for the current year if Bald’on< cr beforethe first day of April next. | i 7-20" CUAS, D. WELCH, Collector. | R. ‘Woop waKDs AND No, 47 Nontn Steuer, Battiuoss \ Near Saratoga Street BMA ABLE the public which {row long and extensive acquaintance ior opportunities. nto the mto my add rel@ upon havin pily attended to w out the persona. f the owner, thereby saving themsely Referto W. D gton Star; Dr. John Gregson, seons Samuel T; Houston, Quartermaster’ 5 Department, mb 25-tf 188 ANNA RUSH, the Delightful Cantatrica, Spreate at the Metropoliten Hal) to-night mah 31 Pues i CLsESTOARDIN at Mt.Jpy, dress the Princ SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Jancaster Pa, For circulars ad- R.A. MORRTS@N, mh 21-eoim™ R.A. _ ror. SALE—By « Lad pai Hee iy leaving he city—One very fine SADDLE HO: 7 waite! le form lady; very spirited RSF perfectiy broken, Also. one superior SADDLE HORSE; for a gen- tleman of taste. Can be seen for « few days at Hazell’s Beall street, Georgetown, No. 168, Any person wanting such would do well to call and see them, Stable, One ‘aallgar Bridle, made by Frainer of New rk. can’ ab expre 8 dys he rho le* 5 ELISE, the Best Danseuse on the Amare ian Stage, spber ra atthe bi Masopopiisn Mall BARRELS, 2 LS AND COOPERING. ola Barrétiote very fexeription bought and solit, Coopering and Strapping attended to.at the ehoré! ent no OHN T* NOLDS, Conper, mb jer I aiid Toth ste “SEVENTH STREET. 510 <GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE FRAMES PICTURE CORD AND PASSELS. ‘We state im no boasting spirit that we have re- ceived this day the largest, newest and most desir able new styles of the above goods ever opened in Washington, Owing to the great difficulty between the gilders and manufacturers of Gilt Frames and Mouldings the past three weeks, we have been unable to sup- th any of the aboys goods, and notwithstanding 2» great siyeae’ in material and labor, we ara rmined to sell this lot at onr usual low prices. ecial attention also to our new and immense utock of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, PICTURE CARDS. Over 6,000 copies. Ne every Picture aD af EAS ever exhibited Every Picture er feck ae Pee aspectanly MN Nte eecry lady and gentlema in Washington to call when it suits them and ex- amine this choice selection, Our prices will be found same ay the publishers, Cail early and get posted. Look around; see if ou can & find euch in any establishment south of, New Yor! “Remember the plaee, J. RELLEW & CO., 510 ity stree' tS doers south o! \d Fellows’ Hall. Ses | No. 34 Market ‘Space bet Tih 8th stz. Has opened a very largs assortment of Spri d Sumner Cloaks, Also, a great variety of Fancy Bonnets and Flowers, Embroideries,such as Lace Goods: ang agere! biota, Sleeves, 2 &e., tc. ress Goods, Fan arasols, Corsets 00 irts, am o lahs asad tod hadiodt Under iotuing and the best cheap priceGloves, Ladies, you will do well by calling and examining our stock of goods before you buy elsewhere. mh 24-Im* $10 COAL. $10 Office at Wharf foot of Ele Eleventh street, Island. 0. W. PALMER, Office corner C ang Ist ats., near B.& 0. L Red or W: Bteamboat or Nett ae Large Kee or Pargacs White A: Ash, Ball Egg and Stove. ee Cumberland Coal: lowent market price woop. Osk... gree Pine ana ities Towest cash price. ‘ord length or sawed and split. mh +) DIES OF WASHINGTON, LA ER. 10 COAL. $10 a i _ cote det RAR oe Seal cub tome seria ls fesaboat ora White Ash. Fries Oe ee EY Red Ash .... Small Egg and Stove... ...-. Pi PRT tage ere hie ne, aD. ory, 10) et pr! Cpunteap Ger se wed and eplify “ph lb-tw bridle wise, and of siza suMeient for bat ese sperifications will bs strictly adhered to and rigidly enforced in every particular. ayinent made on delivery of tan (10) and over, ‘tion from 9a. m., to6 Hours of inspection from 1m. he RIN, G RAND BALL TO RE GIVEN IN HONOR OF THB LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR, at the [lout Colonel and Ohief Quartermaster, HALL IN THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING | 29 90 avairy Sarean, 1 een eepadle of giving Levsons in which the Fair was held, e Ww on the Gu! tar to a gontlomen. Address Gi, On TUESDAY EVENING, Manet 29, 1864 MATITR, No, 267 Eighth strect, Washington. The proceeds to be apnli dfor the honeAt of the LADI§39 WANTED T0 CALL aT families of thes the District 50. 600 PHUNOR'S Stamping Depots Jet eo oF Cote: strect, ouposite Patent ‘and gett tap ing, Stite! king, and Em broide: east s there are otner Michatie in the field, ladies better v gs look out tbat they come to Prince’ s, who is 4 Colfax. Speaker Honse Reps, U. ¥. only prastical hand ia the city, Be sure you mon Foot, as Vt., U. 3. zr street, opposite Patent Office, ih. Mayon USE WANTED— From the irstof Magattner yy Addieon, Spyar of aoa ed.of anfaraiahed, norih of Pati. ave. 5, etre ne dguty D Gooke ed aS cease Fabian: and earrings Gocees preferred. Address B., LE Chittenden Bete Benham | Bek box 48, Washington. ee see ) P Holloway on eS Peaee TANTRD IMMEDIATRLY—209 LADIES to W P Dole “Col I BF W Embroider on Muslin, Linen, and Gambrio. Jamen8 Grinnell ol Jon Gethardt To good hands constant work and good wages mW ting Surgeon D W Bliss aves Lad! es appl: will please pane. Sena lea Fre "erick Seward Cant Wm Thomson v4 work. Apply at De PH BLS Btanping and John G Nicolay HL Scheetz Gackive Sttekine Depot SSC strest, opposite RW. Paylor Win HL Tenny Patent Offos, Fos John M 'Bredhena vorgohn Marbury, jr = John L Haye: re Burr [AN eeS etal Sh gl FURNITURE. Hon Fava MePhortoh OH Nichole MD Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Seas, Bedding Hon John W Forney eninmin L Jackson Housefurnishing ¥ Bvone 1s of every dessription, Hion James Dixon AP Hoover naae Berea st. euryO Deming HI Gregory mar $-tf . G and H. east 4 on ion ‘ohn Connéss William Shuster 6, woe ieamiaie | Reoxs ‘FOR pata ge ol eal gentlomen only 2 treet, corner Fourth Wer apotr a ¥ maar 25-30" EVERAL PLRASANT FURNISHED can be bad with orwithout board at N Pa. av. between 19ty and 20th sts OR 2 ten to twenty acres With tunning water throughout, eaita market garden or dairy parposes, with a small tenement atteched. situated on the road leading to Glenwood Cemetery, Known as Moore’s Lane. In- ‘ire on the premi bh %St* | __ DAVID MOORE. rer. RENT—A snug FRAME HOVs Ooms 0. 122 tt aes, It at, West. one door nort contains four good rooms, w three of the rooms, street and has a large yard on the side furniture for sale or rent. ses or at Plumb Gallery N the Partofthe ire on the premi- by iv. it’ nd floor. 0 241 street, betweenG ant IH. mediately. mh 25-2t* OUSE FOR RENT AND Fi URE FOR SALE—Pleasantly located in the Piet Ward, To'a good tenant terms will be moderate Apply att the telegraph office, 506 9th st. mh 25-2t* {OR SALE—A Ane lates HOUSE and 22 acres of good Land (anexcellent investment) at Bia- @ensburg, convenient to railroad. Por full pat- MOYLAN LANSDALE. No, 2 ticulars address W. S11 Arch street, P For SALE—A large DW With brick stable attached, an old establis stand. Lot 25 fest on 9th street west and id) feet on £ street north, in fee. Address W.P. H No. 317 Hollins street, (doors from Strick mt timore, Md Three FRAME HOUSES. ¥ a very desirable property for any kind of busi- ness, being on Virgipia avenue and 2° pee For particulars apply, to JOIN RILBY, en street, tween E and Terms: One-half cas! ali 6 and 12 months Fo RENT—4 Bal? 4RE CHANCE —! n six-room BRICK HOUSE, having Reon thoroughly and handsomely repaised throughout. suita le for s restaurant, clothing store, &e.. situated on 432 street, now one of the most growing business streets in the city. Trquireat No. 457 [3th street, pand F streets, between 1 and 2 0'cluck. between X. mh 2 FSS a E—A Grocery, Liqwor and Provision ORE. in the Second’ Ward, with Restaurant attached, Lease for 5 years at @W per month, $1.50 will buy it, stock, lease and licenses, or wili takea partner by investing one haf of the amount, | MITCHELL & 30) tate MPokers, southeast cor. Pa hron.] and 15th str Three CHAMBERS ani PARC furnished. Enquire at No. between 4th and 8th © mh 24 he UNION NG HOU t of Lith and G streets weat be sold at a bargain.as the owner he . For particulars cal Real R, 504 Mass. & in one of the with alease. Ches more business than he can at Jersey avenue Inqu at . bear Baltimore Depot. —A FARM of 9 acres, ig mile from Switch; 20 acres clear: alance in ,» onk and hickory. Will sold for Basi ® Bre tate houghteheap, if No 67 ie wtrec DWELLING Marylaail av- ‘arriage-ho. $75 pre fon JOHN sland. I OR FaLE—a F ER YAND ABKE wX tionery islocated x » 120 Bridge st town. 3 central position, ani the bes! town. ding gil the or fer ttansient trade thanany esti he town. Tho Bre: ig situated at No. 134 High stre: kery in the Distr better pa st—the ablighed ba at présent doing a lar ng Wass ess than for several years. Th ; fixtures, tools, &e,,0f both wi as the purchaser d a sires, The bad health of the proprietor pre the attenti requires and is the reason for For farther particn- feither establishment, ; BR. A. EDMONSTON FURNISHED ROOM, ortwo gertlemen. For furthe quire st 47) Stl wtreet, between __ROY ALR. MULLER. RSALY-Th» STOCK, ] GOOD WILL of one of and most profit ments in this ro Estab ina central location, on P. sylvania avenue. ‘T wprietor has other b ness which will eall hi ay from the city will therefore sell low. Also,a three years’ lease of the building; or would ‘rent the building to 1 g stock, at re: epcnaple rate, For v 4 esa OF & worksloe Between oth ALP. FTMMELU. "OR SALR—The 5 rhe BRICK | ‘pW Tl on New Jersey avenne, Noe 72: rooms and cellar; farge garden, wap ‘fruit tr and-stable. Thid house is* th the rooms ara very large. Fenj will be ressonabl mh 22-e03t th Pa th Fo: SALE-A MOTEL ee RESTAGIART oo street, directly opposite the Balto. Depot, This Toperty, contains an exc By r wean Either’ ead Tee tchamuene first-rate Lear oarer te Store atiacked to the ises now renting for er month. To only $ Spe mouth. ear e ona wares CHELU& SON, Real Bstate Brokers, wht 6t_ Southeast cory Pa, ay. ¥, and 13th st. {OR SALE.—A nice two-atory BRICK HOU six rooms,.on }7th street, between K and Lsts., only three squares from Penna. ay, Price $2.00)" Taquire at 236-K st., nenr premises, —mar 21-2w* ‘oom, dining noing & prem Hon Cornelius Cole Adolph Clauss ain oe ee LOST AND FOUN fon Ber uben E Fenton Hone bt. Schenck ‘on. eae M fahlez sope H imei pe D.—A POOKET BOOK. compisines smalF ahs of money, which | owner can hay, si Piatistes eves +. | by caliing on Bontz & Grifith, Na.309 Seventh ¥ sings rs joadenow ‘ . # treet, by Gea the same and provin 1s Hoa Rn Dy Joseph 3 Mayne propeity | oF aid. N. Bulls, No. 92 path eB Hon Htensy B Anthony kai Kc et Lan mh 25. Hon Wan Spr naneny : Retake bneate $40 2 EWARD OOM on Wednesday, tod of Hor ¥_E Woodbridge. MG mony, March. & POCKET BOOK, containing one Hop Justin S Morri ‘homas Berr: hundred and ten or thirteen dollars—nine $10 and Hon Portus Baxter m Hf Baldwin one $2 bills. Lost benween sth and loth streets, Hon WT Willey -Col J.G Stephenson in the Reo or after leaving the cars in George- Hon Jacob B Blair 08es fown.. Pleascledve iat No. YO Broderick siveot, Hon RY A qasley Wilt Avex, Georgetown. | inh 26-30" ss STRAY —Cawe to the pi on the 234 i Hoo isle istewee : ‘stant, ‘e Hiver colored SETTER DOG. The Hon NB Smithers OC Simpson onnee ig regeqevee’ 0 Come Torwards pra nroge Serer man el erty an charges. Hoe Touo Farnsworth ME A Bohre pee mh 25-3 FCO scornet of Bast Capitol met Bi at. ga Hon James Harlan Doolittle, ir JOST OR STOLHN—On the DH inctant, in goimg Hon Joho’ Kasson © Raymond 1 RaW oda’ Hotel te the cars of the Bele 8 C Pomeroy capi R How. +} more and ee Failroad for the 724 #. m. train, a Hon AG Wilder gb Rowere DIAMOND PIN ign: aBerpent coiled around Hon & Tor Ws Smith lamuel Bacgn, jr the atone, the haf re on the te ibe, phe tail Hon Lot M Morrill John F Enel forming thalower part of the pin. Ali al Hon John H Rice John F Ellis ard will be paid for its return Si ch BS, Hon Reverdy Johnson Wm H Phillips GispwieR’s CO., Willards") fotel. Bot Fon H Winter ae ius Henry Wilson fomThomas D Eliot Remus Riggs Capt Bon gomery Col wari Lamon OND TRESPASSING ON THE Aer Foiiieine Glenwood Cemetery, 2 fat STEERS. Homa SaaBe charac and Yous lucie gwog ne oer” ad Hon John W Juongycer ities Brows G! OUENDENIN. Major Sohn C Cash pene tee Tuosday evening, ——_ inat, proba- Re ann tee Ford's Theaters Gold SLEEVE BUTTON, vith Hen Panickgierk Sian ae Pitt ry ee Seen a lnerally sewunua” | on en Eyck Major RR Scott _mh = Hon John ¥ Starr Hon John B Steele Hon Theo M bdo Edmund F French Edward Jordso Stor poi tiell, Carlen spans Md.,on Sunday, the Sih instonts two HORRBS. smn crars stant FLOOR MANAGER: hangs high, ten 1d mark; the Ger Dewitt Q Clarks DGilmen mreen sorrel, mith bless ince, wits eal 0 Tuten Galway Samuel P Bell Bat ra Cae iad is Stables on Si mh I7-eota ° — gtreot, babween Dand E. ss GRAND BAsTER BALL ES or THR COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY, No, 1. TO BE GIVEN AT opp FELLOWS’ HALL, 5 (Navy Yarn,) EASTER MONDAY. March 28th, 1334, A general invitation ingi given to ourlady friends, asno invitations haye been sent, Positively no hats or caps allowed in the Ball Room, Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting » zenUepan and ladies. Reo J FOUR MEGTIANICS ¢ accom modated with BOARD at No. 2901 th fitcet). between K and Mats/av. mat 25-2t* ABLE BOARD FURN, \FSED ae a i a a » between Sth and 6th RDING,—P = Pi, t ro % a, Boned aats, Ta aa peat at ret. ek fom "aROH-TOP AND. ona wo are: sel Mi below Ske ‘360 7th street bet Lae N, th Bet tah Ana BOARDING... : OM THE SUBSCRIBER, living near fpmthl9-tabt s. Gommitize of Arrangemenis. tel, cor-y % ows avert oand It! week. saben y: rk eee ply aoe 3° aii nao i F.C, Jardelle, mh 15,17 19,23,24,28,28.-76 RGB T. SHRLDON, the DashialO 6; : veges Appears tonight ot fle by cD, a poltvass Eatt of Pocaltet ‘ap- Ore a Beizgpal ita ite National prgtmesn. f 43g and 6th streete, appari SeotAD TEL AND RESTAURANT #OR BALE —Thie establishmentis bata few doors from Penn- sylvania avenue, midway between 7th and Mtk* treets, north side, conteina two bath rodias. ten furnished eee. ro tin an attic dining rocm, kitch- en, and a beauti Al! room, 32 by S3;—yard 6) fect phe and Amines ais ood ae first Caer laser: ay, Bh 200 per 'yéar; all beer garden; five — Se ~_ cia hi te cal, Hiate Bepkers, corne® Pa” ‘avenue and 1 P.§ —Btock, Ey Keon sand aa a cluded, S mhi9:cw* ‘OSES YOR SALE. H A Corner Lot, 150 feet feont on Pa. av..con- taining 22.5 square feet of ground, im waved by tores, offices, and Fosideneeps is nee! the best locations fog a first-class hotel in. Washington. } The whole ‘of this excellent property can be pur- {iased for $125,000—@25,000 cusp, balance;on long A “ine Brick Residence on K st. oppo. Franklin A fapargs sit rooms, ft to Ey got paved al- ley, stable and tatr nse OURS 2-2... ae. P1000 siratle Brick on Uth st., near Ba. av., 23 by 100, 10 rooms....3s.-- 3,000 Batch. enictonce on L ot by i, 16 Fooms, afefeiantiat Brick, Am py 100, Broome . A snug little Brick 6 rooms. Frame RY Ons on 6th st., bet. N and O ots., 23 by 28,6 : e Tyo Hraijes oa Wat bot deh aad oth str, is srooms, each wae 1,100 palin Lore in'att ding rate Seid A number & SON, ete: te os corner Pa. ay. fate Brokers, nd 15th at. Fos Bent '—On the first of peril, one three- story ‘and 6th ttre OVEN 0 enn, avenue, be- tween 434. #1 cont i 13 or 14 rooms. Apply to: Wes. TOHNSO! Pa. avenue. FR ae ee a | Eel detiths House and all Une oftee ee nana Fig mbié-1m 18th at., 00F. ot: [sires ee oe UNION meee aut owser.y \wapts to 0 fo ©. 28s haw be fo! Jute AU’ OTION ; FOB OTHER AUOTION GALES AEB 187 PAGR. HISAFTERNOON AND ew: Us’ in mn theeareeee Rice B treet, and haga, frat sige ay aren oypare. and one standced | ‘he sale of this praparts io hood tm: borbood of the depot, p tunity .or a profitable investm: wane) at - b «01 LS eh are ct ae am bird of trast. le ae not complied with in & the trasteo reserves the ght and costof first purshasess aecing, — etamps at purekasem> . WARD mht-tawSw&ds 3.0 McGUIRE On anche. By THOMAS DOWLING auctioneer, Georgetown, D.C. [AE DS*UANOR OF AN ORDER OF a contrmen te nenenen Piste of Golumbta aitting te ergs oe Guardian, proceed to sell at pal ction Btore of Thom: ees AFTERNOON by. be e abort Korey aorer. former! pres = Termes of sole ‘Oue-tnira vad! bine, and waive, im ith i est. ad in three, six, caviar ale. wi secured b; e cause. CE) Guardian of Helen N., and J ame MeFhi infant heirs Dareys e! Ore Helen M, MsBherrg, _mbs-Tokadas THOMAS DOWLING, By J. 0, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. Vv ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON Bonre a SREET. Sareaae ey aNp Fovan BETS wast— UR PEERRGUS. ‘Mare at 40’clock, on th: gremine ye we eres! Lge pee biog i allay, he fall depth of the “tot om sey Will be ae into ‘two Duiiding Lots of 24 feet 7+; inches each. Terms cash bald J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucte, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ye VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPBETY aaee THE WAS DEPARIMEYT. rene Court of me of a decree a bow | aa ne ysttin tor he mapny mage 155 Equity) Beall Reet ‘one! Bouisa, er = John M,. J, + administrators of Beular ger. and z. Jonzeos, and George a son, administrator of Thomas Lawson. doe and Jane ert heir at law of eaid ae: the undersigned, Trustee, will expone to sale at Public Auction, on the prem DBATOURDAY, the 26th day of Maroa, si 60" afternoon, that very valuable property Town ai ga &er’s Restaurant.’ situated on G street north, = een Seventeenth and Zighteenth streets wens, - Se city of Washington. betng part of Lot 19 ia Earare 169, with the two brick Buiidings( Stable in the rear) erected thereon, fronting 36 feet on @ street, and containing s>out ‘eighteon rooms. This 1 -prorersy is very dorirabie from its popularity as usiness stend, and its. proximity to the public de- ‘part ents sad'the President’s house, And on MONDAY, the 23°n instant, on the prem- ines. at 4 o'clock p.m,, sad after, the following rorerty : 7 Lot 12, in square 41, fronting 54 feet 10 inchason X street. betwean Twenty third aod Twenty-fourta sipests west. 5 643); square feet. Lot 16, in square 33, fronting 85 fest 9 incheson PF street north. between Twenty fourth and Fwenty- Titi to sauaro $8. froutiog 2 fect th Le ot 14, in square 38, fronting 22 feet on nor’ street, between Twenty-third and Twonty fourth streets weet, 1,551 square feet. Part of Lot 1, in tquare 2, fronting 52 fost I! inek. es on Twonty-seventh strect west, between B streets ner The terms of, = ata: One-third cash: the bel- ance to be patd equal instailments, in six and tweive sty from fae day of aale; the said bal- ance to bear interest from the day of sale and the payment thereof to be secured by the notes of the Tokaser, endorsed to the satisfaction of the stee, and bearing interest. On the fa! Tay of the purchase money s Te a will be given vy the Trustee to the purchase! If the terms of rale bs Dot complied with in five days from the day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to re sellat the risk and expense of the de- feu'ting purchaser, All conveyancing and stamps at the exspente of the purchaser, JOHN M. JEWELL, Trustee. mbit-dte J.C. McGUIBE & O0., Ancte. By WM. L. WALL & O0,, Auctioneers. TR BarGEs AT ne oo = SATURDAY AFTERNO o’slock, we wi sell at tne Tan atreet wart: a Barges. ‘erms . mba WM, L. WALL & CO., Anots, B. LEW oe, 89: Pp ALES A’ NG, at vido at id eile itreot we shallsel Ito aloes, "geniend Paotograpbic Albums and Fam BiaGonery Writing Paper. Helly ice Teble and. Pocket Qutlery, Bilver- Pitchers: Tea Betts, Osetcra, Soo Tea and bie Bpoons. Forks, 8 Ente 8 gfe fatche a deel ings, W: oo Weltisg ‘Desea W.B. LEWIS & liane. By J. 0, MeGUIRE & 00., Austionsers. SURNITURE AND RFFBOTS OF 4 aur @ HoUSaKESrING. — MonNing, & istvat ly polock at oase Ppatwces 1sth ‘ond lath sieete re wall sell eee “i og: ; yw Curtains Diner’ ‘Table, Rideboard, een China, Glass and Grockery Ware. Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Refrigerator, poate and Bing! ae aa atents, ie }, Wardro ‘ashstands, 4 Pillows, urean mara Es we. Janke’ t2 Straw Car; Gocking and ott other Btoves. Together with ith many other articles of Hopsehold IEEte searae A ee thet & mie WIL: nets aes & 60. Gk d et Sas Cate ENG NORM, of Match, at 10 sae 1 seth a) AT jo TU perceley white tea. Yellow Sugar, Chest oxen pe yr ang Adamantine Candles Barre! i and xed Boxes Canned Fruits aed Meats Boxes Brown, Yellow, Be xes Btarch, Yeast wowaers ant res nger hamon, Wivekey,deraijobns Br Cheese arters Cracay. baa, Bum, , Olé Bourbon, and other brands, Barrels W haga various ki Top Boots'and Sh Drawers. Uaderehiets anc Ciothing A bale. A = ty ofémall é¢and Butlers’ Goods. peas M. L. WALL & 08., Aucts. M.L. WALL & 0@., Aucte. MS, Auctioneers. cay re vai Salat ipo lone oe wei aa rd oy ee ping sprranes erie. rate "aabien ee ashe war rot, Bas ee wos Cares ts Ate ‘ot sr Moree. with many otb ne san 8 ck: FN Cae. uumy & WILLIAMS, Aucte, By J. 0. MO@UIRE & 00., Auctionea#. a NEAR OITY £ rte ee io Arora Os post. gu, the oe i ool part of orfeinal bet ta a Erpapegn manor ra the pretsises iigonverancing g: the ne SOrnE & 00. Aucts, F4? BEEF won: oe coe WE