Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1864, Page 3

pipet nt ¢ be with arene as h rt ual Ds Buiwer’s piapof «Rich- « Gunece fo say More, for there i r bes full bor “ar. Jobu Met rhe, Mr. I oh, Virs. J. He B. PH ps aud F ere is no doubt of oubt the tact wh 2 atrem pteik oenter F Grey r’s last night atter eight o'clock. bight the flue opera of “Marcha” will be wilt emb oxst aliof the membera of th Mr. Grover has ERUURY red ast 4p the aramaite, suice will apy uf un another splendid bill. Jeuny Engel, the Ronzani ballet troupe, D. haty and Ward, W. B. Cayauagh, and many oth are on the bill TinTrRove N HALL.—The performances ractious were tis hall, nnd to-night were put oply consist of song, dance and Eth:. | doten eccentricity, by some admirable cfieert ! performers, but the entertainment is va- ea by the horizontal pole performance of George de Louis, and the intel! igent antics of his trained dog, “envy Liad.” Pantomime and ballet are also nightly introduced, VaRIETINS.—The great sensation play, cre | Female Pickpocket.” still retains poss asion of the boards at the Varicties, and it draws large- | jy nightly. In order that-all may see it, to- morrow afternoon there will be a matinee, when it will be performed. Songa and dances are also embraced in the entertainment, Crrcvs.—The circus at the corner of New | ‘Yor avenue and 6th street to di & flourish- ing business, aad is crowded afternoon aud night. Mrs. Warner has bad large ex: rience in the business, and has collected. to gether & number of the best ring and eques- trian performers in the country. Tum GkAxD BALL in honor of thé ladies of ihe Inte fair, isto come off at the hall of the | Patent Office to-night. The proceeds of the bali are to be devoted to the benefit of the tamilies of the District of Columbia volun- teere—a certainly good cause, and one which shorld receive a helping hand from all who appreciate the services of the brave men de- feuding our homes. This ball will bea truly elegant and enjoyable affair, and well worth attending. See Tar Wasmixotoy Oirr Post Orrica—Our readers can hardly form an idea of the amount of labor performed in this monster establish- meni, for on an average the number of let- ters Treceived daily through the muils for de- livery at the post office in this city is for in- stance 45,569, besides which there are 3,600 drop eT Iccat-letters, making a grand total of 49,159, ~whica ore disposed of in the following man- ner: Upon the receipt of the mails the pouches ure unlocked, the packages opened and the mumber of letters ineach package compared with the bill forwarded by the postmaster or clerk makiog up the same, after which those | tor individual or private boxes are selected, which requires the services of old and experi- onore clerks. There are about 1,460 boxes ot isc the 49,159 retters me sntioned, 1,119 letters go to the general delivery, where they are assorted into pigeon holes, each letter of the alphabet being sub-divided into parts. There are fifteen eairiers, ind 3,060 letters are taken to their room, where they are again sey Big ChATRS ot those thai are to bede- isting of letters, paper: sorted and distributed, ts say und the remaming 2,500 ara -piaced proper receptacles to be cajled for hy me: gers of the army. The estimates made above does not include ne » much sdavier than ‘uy others as was Ouring one day last waek, when CEU Ieiters of. Three-snd-a-half millions of stamps were purchased and will be sold Soring the present quarter. One Bundred clerks, meseengers, and lnbor- eTs are employrd on the city and military mails, ane this force is found to be inadequate to the demands of the office, the Jaborious duties of | whicb are increasing svery day. Parties mailing letters woula faciliate the business of the office by putting the stamp on | the upper right corner, leaving snflicient room between the stump and the direction for the | post mark. —_—»—-—- De. SUNDERLAND Going TO Pakia.—We stated yesterday that Rev. Byron Sunderiand, for eleven years pustor of the Four-and.s-half street Preebyterian church, had received au | urgent invitation some weeks srace from the American and Foreign Christian Union, to fill the present vacancy in the American Chapel st Paris, with the understanding that the ap- pointinent was for four years, unless earlier terminated by unforeseen providenuial circam- stance Dr. Sonderland gave the mattera patientand ‘prayerful investigation, and finally concluded ) accept the call on account of the precarious ordition of his heaith,and the hope that a chaugs of climate may prove beneficial. The mBttes was presented ata full meeting of the eboreo and congregation last nigut and after a some what protracted discussion, in which was manifested the warmest sympathy and affe tion fer the pastor, the following resolation wa: adopted by a cecisive vote; Reselecd, Thata leavept absence de grauted eur pastor, to allow him to accept of the ap- pointrsent of American Chaplain at Paris, ten- ¢ered him by the American and Foreign Chris- tisn Union, with the hope and expectation that be willreturn to us, his people, aud this, his chosen field of labor, at the earliest period the condition of bis health, and a prop=r regard to the duties of the chapiaincy at Paris, will war- | yont. Dr. Sunderjand has seen Many changes in the church since he took charge of iteleven year~ ago, and in the trying timesot 186i when Many cf his members went off with the seces- sion tde, he stood firm upon the side of the Union, the Constitntion and the right, and he earries his patriotic principles with him to Part, for he distinctly stated in his letter ae- eepiing thy call, with reference to the ramor 01 recognition of the Southern Confederacy pce, that he would not stay in Paris a a ter such @ recognition took place. The rebgious community of Wusnington rererajiy, and the members of his church par- ticalachl, will part with Dr. Sunderland with wouech regret. —_———_—_ Bisit Sociery.--At the regular monthly meeting of the Bonrd of Manrgers of tie "W: shington City Bi).le Society, helc last avex- irg, the Committee dn the re-supply of the Hotels of the city reported progress, and was eounmued. The committee on supplying the public Beneficial Institutions of the city reporced m writing, teat al} Piece su present well sur- pled except the Bit les, were asked, anc ow motion FFanted. The so testaments granted ft the tast meeting to ourevening school of colored persons, had “bern celivered. A committee of three, consisting of Messrs. ‘Wm. H. Campbell, Wm Stickney. and A. N. Was &ppointed to make all necessary | Zevel; arr«ngements for the next anniversary. Toe Secretary was instructed to invite the wanker + bead the absent members of the Hoard irablenees of baying the Bible Cause veral churches of the ¢ity, ana contributions made prior to the annucl tow proceed in the Merting or anniversary. The President, Dr. Parker. subsequently yead an interesting letter, of r: out d dressed to bim from Pekia, relat. © to th bution of the Sacred Scriptures amor Many millious of Caina. ae Propasry FaTaL Accipgnt.—Yesterday @fternoor, a man named Jonn O'Meara, while Unde- the influence of liquor, amused biuoself by waiuing on the railwavet the aqueduct bridge over Kock creek, He fell from the rail- ing ‘0 « pile of water pipes, shout dfty orsixty feet blow. He was horm Jy mangled and bruised. ard was tiken tothe bowding honse ames O'Leary, near the bridge, where he i. Surgeons were soon in attendance, sid did al} they conid to reheve. him. This lactring Le was alive, bat there are no bopes ol his recovery. Itis said that (be unfortunate mau had tried to walx upon thatrailing several a cad Mare mee before. Grasp Larosyy. ‘esterday, Mrs. P. M Miham. dor court. Rast Eorars SarusYostorday sfternoon | FA © McGurre & Co,, auctioneers, sold ® PTF 1 cats per Are. a t fotee oie per square foot; & lot on ine, fOr 7 ee Hend I streats; Lowtag purchasers. Et Pe! ouvert, eda ny ica ga ah ta at i e Soldiers 40. sething on Pager Jr rl se tg fore 0) yom TRoek oF OVE KEADERS wto ard sic, and are will.ag ! 'o ontriba'e to & ous work of charity, would do ‘Ito be presentat the corcert to be hei@ at i ‘s Salocn, to-morrow evening. That | it. will be ove of the moct brilliant affairs of the season, dees not admit of doubt j to mew ion the names of these who are | toteke P&rt ix it, the public wontd not fail to acknowledge the eminent rau: has been enbiatedt for the occasion; but isan ‘ 1, and the Jadies and gentlm=n | erously tendered tneir services | in behalf of the little ones of Trinity Church y School, have dechsred against having | We may say, how-ver, | Without a violation of confidence, that the pr ertmme is gotten up in exquisite style, and | | embraces selections from the very besteome | Solos, duetts and dnettimos, trios ant Mercadante. Doni- vbia, Verdi, and others of equal note, fy utes and harp, violin sud pian» accom- | form some of the grand | features of: he entertainment. Mr Forrest will be | cai ability that Who have so ge in tuis city. At | their priaee In pelos company which from Kilcken, eratic and terpsichorean alli. | Prax Last Nr — Schooner Burned.—Last H night, about 9 o'clock, the échooner Citizen. of | Baltimore, loaded with hay for the Govern- ment, and lying at Carter's wharf, foot of 12ih street, was discovered to be on fire. Was at once sounded, and the Perseverance and | Franklin engines were quickly on the ground, and with the co-operation of the Government steamers, which arrived soon after, succeeded ; ip quenchivg the flames. hay was destroyed, and the schooner is sup- posed tobe injured to the amount of $2,000. | the mainsaile and Tigging of the mainmast are destroyed. The vessel is | Wilson, Lambert and W longed to the Government. how the fire originated. About $300 worth of | cwned by Mescrs, The hay be- It is not known Wirt Brarens.—Saturday morning, Edw'd | Dwyer was arrested by officer Metrice for in- dulging in the manly exercise of whipping his | wite. He was sent to jail for court. Late at night, officer Thom | Edw.Lilly foralikeoffience, Li up till Sunday morning, when his wife testified against him, and the justice fined him $5.70. eee ‘Many complaints i having been made against the bawdy-houseon the corner of 22d and 1 streets, kept by a fair but frail one who flourishes under the name of | “Mies Georgie,” it was taken | yesterday by one of Capt. Dolan’s and Permanently closed by order of Col. Ingra- son arrested ly was locked Bawpy-xovs Sigg Txirv WARD STATION CasEs.—Mano Luly, keeping A dog unlicensed; &5. Also, threats: a Jane Baxter, assault and bat- Pat'k Fay, suerte nuisance; tery; distuicsed 2, Shas. Curtin, disorderly; do. —~— SEz FIRST PAGROL to-day" 8 Siar for interest- ing iocal articles. GEAND AMATEUR (> Hall, on Tuecday eventr<, March 29th, in sid Trinity Church (Geur Doors open at 7%; ccr ert will com- Tickets fifty NCEBT, at Willard’s etown) Sunday mence at o'clock. | be procured at the prmcipal music stores,’at | the office of Willard’s Hotel. and at the hall door on the evening of the entertainment. « 1t* hse into which 5,00C letters aro placed. Of | ——— Tut on:.y PLACE in this city you can buy beau tife) gold plated Jewelry for one dollar, is at the Vevar geretty Store, 439 Peno. avenne, nears!» ate cca HL Vous, SeMrnar, new and reliable treatment— Reports of the Howard Arsocintion—Sent by free of charge. Howard Asso 3 South Ninth ‘ereet, Phi adelphia, EASES OF THE N. ANDSEXUAL Systems »para'ely handled, each | ote. The number for the | ail im sealed letter envelor ea 2. 3 CH . Lozenges are prepared from’ a hi ; for alleviating Reonenial ate Coughs, Colds, he matter received trom the army. The army Asthma, Hoarseness, . i tatio nor Soreness of the Throat wlic Speakers and Will find them beneticial before spenking or singing, and relieving the t pany unusual exertion of the vocal organ & peculiar adaptation to affections which the organs of speech. vere received and arranged for sending | mh 29-d& wtf — Corns, Buntons. &¢.—Dr will be in attendance at his cooms hit avenue, on and after Friday, April Ist. Mens Drees BuITs. Youth’s Dress Suits. Childrens’ Dress Swiis. Ncam WaLern & Oo. peutan Hotel pal oe Olething is now a an aseortment of Gentlen: ewcrt and riche: Chto sediat, Men's Busvness Suits, Youth's Business Swits. ens’ School Swite. os 5S co, Stents, eta for inapection Cy Clothing of th nmateris!, trimming and workship. To those who study excellence faxbion:ble articles ot drers, now offered [= se! ing 0 thie city. at very, heii seuskiviiectan OAN BR CURED.—Dr Rand’s 8: cific cures Seamatorhen, Bemrat ae ta cflects are traly magi ri ont ea will convii ne the most akeptical of its merits .C. Ford, corner lth Rohington, ant, uenes street and Pa. avenue, Cock, Alexandria. ——— Da. Dvroxt’s Bugar-coated Femal Fills sre the very best in use. They operate speedily sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove jor superiority over all id effectively. and bein: enue, Wastington, ene Neavovs Deri.ity, Seminal Waienzas Caux Be Cured by one who haa really cared himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the trush. Address, witn stamp, mar 3-D& W.ly Loek Box, Boston, Mase, the most certsin, safe and effectual reme’v—indeed, the only vegetable rem edy ever diseovered.. Cures in two to four days. ty-four hours Nomineral ‘Oniy ten pills to be taken 8 Samaritan’s Uift and recent cases. in twe no balsam, He parent. 8 hope, ant! a friend to those who do not pts te be expored. Male packages, 3. Samartian's Root and Herb Jutces—& phitia Serofata, or Aix Dottlea for 2 See advertisement, o>. ermanent care Diseases of th Nervous, Seminal, Urincry. and stoms—niw and rhahle iveatme: the Howard Association—Bony We raid ee etter envelopes, free of charge, Sxitim Hoceutos, Howard eocition: No.2 Borth Ninth Btrest. Philadelphia, #a. d3-sw ——- +—— ‘Warrawren roCcgs 1x 81x Days —Dr. Godfroy’s Enclish Specific of aixty-live years’ svanding.’ will cure Gonorrhea im siz day cnapes ofdiet required, Price $1 per bottle. a id <§.C. Ford, corner lith street ana Pa. avenue, Warnti ton, ‘anc Henry Gook, Alexandria. is 5 6-ly 4ntidote, an avy Yard, forthe seyeril T ome cf a large building in wh) ‘were 2) reh 20th, of consnn:p- aideat son of Mca. rare and 1] months. are requested to attend On Rucetey nc qrpin ‘ Ai ; ¥ withont tut day afternoon. th: mother’s residence, corner of @ and 41 Thier orning at a quarter to 12 Saber, Mrs, GE # Lov aN wivow of the late Oharles Needle ot Baltimore, Md. ({Bsliimoce payers piease copr.} 8th instant,at Cumberland, Md. K¥R, wife of Dr. Horace Tucker, ai3o yelock fro b a] | ssRAN ate igthe sth year ef hi ! take place frm the rosidence of oa street, Netween 2 au wart ow y). friends of the family are invited toattend S. PARTIES WANTS, EMEMB: a THE ANDERSON BOYS IN THE FIFLD AGAIN, m their The members pledge themselver to gpare no » to minke this one of the best balls ore No hats or caps allowed in the ball room. Committee of Arrangements. FOR RENT AND SALE. THE HERO oF BU} MTER. CR BALE-A cre Rulon! HOUSE, « J ANTED—Tc buy a firet-class DWE _ the Firstor Second Wi Apply ut this office H 'ANTED=By n man and wife. a SITUAT LON Good referenes ip eg 6 Tenth street west and C, A good SALESMAN, in Fe eer Address Box 773, anes, Cit fe po stostion OF SAL 4—The GRE with furnished rooms attachad. mediately at No, 492 Tenth street, joinin Ford's BACK RESTAUAANT, mers of the ANDERSON CLUB take stre in announcing tc | amd pulligiy general thet they will wive b Grand at Teepe mee HALL. on pee or between 9th and 10th streets, On MONDAY EVENTING, April 4, 1835. POR SALE—A three-story brick Hot, ten rooms, situats ets.. inquire wnee 7th street, to HLL Yona? Saati PANTED=A- | German. or Trish GIRG, for a + for general Beupework: 445 Ninth street. D TO TEASE—4 BUILDING LOT. State location and CRNISaD HOUSE FORA Ward containing tea reom Posssesion given immedia $iz5 per month 1 ite! Hill preferred. No. 1, Star Office sod colored GIRL as New York, only Bis : 20 tweens + $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, )TAPRER'S, 378 C str cet, between en ath and 13th. | This timber‘is mutable r ship tin ber. bu purpores, plank, &c.; and 25 from the canal. 4: Attorney st Law, No. 517 6 miles from Georg TANTEDCA middle-azed WOMAN npiyt ty to Wa. a Gi SY _ Must be & good washer and i-orer, F. Quinian. D. McGrath, J. Sexton, J. Farrell, mh 23-3t* i. Oo. The members of LOGAN TRIBE, No. 8, 1.0. R. M., Groraetown, D. C., y istords thele friends and FIRST GRAND at Pompeian Hall, corner Washinatn and Bridge Beg leave to resy ypect tale | former patrons streets, on MONDAY, A: Particulars in future * order of ‘the Committee. 25-tAp 4* ELI GARRETT, Chairman, BALL, FOR THB BENEFIT OF THE ENaISTMENT FUND, to be held at the HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, On THURSDAY EVENING, Manon 31, the proceeds to be appropriated to AIDING ENLISTMENTS IN THB CITY OF WASHINGTON, MANAGERS. ne Excellency the Nexeaicent: of the United States. ‘RAND ‘he Vice President. The Speaker of eH House of Representatives, The Secretary of 8 The Secretary of he Mresanary ‘ar. The Secretary ef The Secretary of the Navy. The Secretary of the Interior. The Postmaster General. The Attorney General i ON THE PART OF THB ARMY, Gen HW Halleck, Col Gen C © Augy Gon JH Mattindale Gen MC Meigs Gen Benham ten @ D Ramsey ON THE PART OF THE NAVY. Asst Secretary G@ ¥ Fox Capt H A Wise Com Overton Carr Paym’r JS Cunningham W ON THE PART OF THE MARINE CORPS, Major W B Slack Admiral Jos Smith Com J B Montgomery Col John Harris Major Nicholson ON THE PART 0? © HE SENATE. Senator Foot, Senator Carlile Senator Grimes Senator Johnson Senator Morgan ON THE PART OF THE HOUSE OF. PEPTESENTATIVes, Hon Thaddeus Stevens Hon Owen Lovejoy Hon Samuel Hooper Hen R € Schenck Hon N B Smithers et SE Douglass Wm Forsyth P Morgan Wm Wilson Geo Krafft Robt Bozzel Wm Bradley HN Eashy BY Hurzte cory Riley JE Allen JT Hendlin T J Fisher Sinith Pettit AJ Joyce A Hancock, jr A Noerr F M Talty J D Hammack W W Seaton nico, ae mous eeretre Sein = at homas Tere XECUTIVE COMMITTER. WN Hawley AR Shepherd Dyes Gaph ES Wieklin Gen P F Bacon WW Rapley J H Semmes AC Richards HC Wilson. SV No John Sessford PM Dubant Hudson Taylor N D Larne Gentlemen desiring in leave names and address at Hudson Taylor's Beek mittee.” -Hrecommended. Apply at 443°C 3 2 7, OR FALE—On account of Sree STOCK. FURNITURE and FIXTUR®S, also. ‘8 LBABE of one of the bast ti z Hotels inthe city: Will br isa ehance seldom offered. site lelphia House, southeast Corner aad D streets. ‘0. BARBERS.—For_ rent, the old TiRSRE G3 Bridge street. 3 High street, mh 28-2" DARD WANTED, by a gentleman $ ma ae in a family where there are but few boarders a place on Georgetown Address, stating terma and vernon ate Box Vy ANTEDIA GiRE awa 1 0. tress; one who has a home of her own, or can A recommendation ik indispensa> Fase nee to MRS. HINMAN, No. 372 C nage I Lei herself. 3, : Inquire of’ cH, I, §, @RUSSINGER, 9 rE IRE TO PURCHASE A ‘A FRONT PARLOR, or front room, Fectinnieeti. AUCTION SALES. es Bitte ed eek on a eel TOR OTHE AUCTIOD SALB8 BEB 16T FAGR, THIS AFTERNOON AND To-MoRROW. 5 By 3.0. McGUIBB & 00. Awe Auctioncer «. arte oLeee BUILDING LOTS NRBAB OIrr Batt at 10 Fey ie —Oa pnepar ERNOON, Mores wh, at four o”sivck. 01 kt ‘We shail eell part of original Lets me Square No. 4, frontic re ie feet 6inoh-s In north amureet. at the sozrer ind street aod res- A it back us ron tan foot aber aad containing sauere fee | This is believ-4 to be one of the most bie buil¢ing ‘ots in Lat desirable tection of th. Also, immediately after we ehall two —t | Die Building Lots in the same square, fronti j €2 ) 25 futon Third street wert, betweea Dona { ttreete Rorth, and ruaming back 157 fest toe wide | alle Terme one thiyd cash; the remainder fn tix end twelve uonthe, with interest, secured by a dead of { trustor the creminea, | A |i converanelr sa: the eost of the rohaser. mhit da ©. McGUIRE & O0., Ancts. Fret Pere i eat LA he Ls eeobot te ahoee dale ismotae DAY AFTERNOON, March 29¢hs same hour and pI Ph os 5.0. MeGTIRD & 00., Anote, BrJ. 0. MoGD.LRE & CO,, Adotionesrs. HL ANOBRY BALEWE VALU SLE nf eet TY AT THE CORNBB OF MIQUTA = 5T: Brapiztae of m decree of the Hy apse D of Cotamb: pa Bich mrlgeed we seriber.asT ‘Taatee bed — at ape yl sea with bedroom attached, either furnished or unfurnished; suitable for 2 paymaster or doctor. Inquire at the rent basement, No. ae # press between 4th and 5th. 0 LET With ADRaeS, ‘or terms, &c. located in the Fourth Ward, year, with a view of building on it Cramedtatene “* Builder,” through City Bos stating location and price. ANTED BY @ ren t anfurnished ROOMS, locality, either in @: Georgetown preferred. until i aoe of A pril,‘‘O. D. M.,’’ Star Office. ntleman and aie ae ahi. ‘ator middle of April, 2 or a small House, in a good feorgetown or Address. stating terms, ssension, & wiirest inquire at No. 41 tween the hours of 10 a. m.and3 p.m. (OR RENT—One FUBNIGAED ROOM on the firat floor, suitable for two 8t 943 Dst.. between Mth and —— site REN faratsheqn te gentiemen Apply at No. 526 I strect, corner sth, po apo cg y -3t* ANTED—AGIRL tose* Apply at t the Eb: | KIRST- RATE ‘WASHER ¥ WANTED at the Clarendon stately ; one that has wormes ina ee settled Ger washer and ironer. street, between D and Ohio av. ANTED-—An active YOUNG MAN, as eat s Barkeeper. Good references re- D, between 1th and 12th streets. TaVaRAL PLEASANT FURNISH WD ROOMS ean be had with or without board at No. 192 between 19th and 20th ata. NISHED ROOMS TO LET—Two handsome Parlors and two Chambers, with or without d. i sae > WOMA Apply at No. \ of e the. Count anor quire e AN TaB— a white GIRL from 10 old toattend toa «mall child aca Tumerrands. Apply at 379 F street north, between hea i oth are) Set Tee on to twenty acres of LAND, with running water throughout, suitable for den or dairy purposes, with a = tenement attached. situated on the road leadin, Glenwood Cemetery, Known as Moore’s Lane. tee on the premises. \NTEDAt the Gorling House, aWATTES He mued understand the business. ‘ood wages will be given the whole year round. nquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. phys be. tween 12th and 18th streets. ANTED.—ON B THOUSAND SOLLANS fora Any one hey ing that amount to nd will board him ip a good private family, where he can have a good room and board for the use of the money what time T. 8., Washington P.O. staiing where an interview can be had ANTED—Two firat-clacs COACH PAINTERS pod Body Builder at the Coach Shop of MOF |. FIT & CO., No. 473 8th st., near D. 7 ANTED—A com teen months old; References re DAVID MOORE. _ (UPTON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE. The above named Factory. with 380 acres of land, most. y wood, is offered for sale. a This property is situated at ihe hoad waters of The factory building is four igh, with ample water power and, ma- chinery for manufacturin, is a grist inill, tavern, blacks: shop, storehouse, granery, fatter and Sienna shop ty Bog eight dwelling h ‘Oo an enterpris erty offers very «ret sek at the head of a navigable stream, wit and thrifty community surrounding ance of wood and timber, healthy location not fail to pay if prove parties uinrs apply to 7. W HABMT. foot of G st: vet, apt H A Scheets jend can baye mises attached to the gman or company inducements, situ- tent NURSE, for a hilt Le Inquire at 392 I stre: “GOT! GH. “Leonardtown, MORGAN & ee: TANTED—By a gentleman and wife, he Ist of April, or a amall House, gton or Georgetown, PING and STORE, 8. bg qohed A Kasson Hon FP Blair Hon R E Fenton ON THE PART OF THE CITIZENS. Hon R Wallach Chas Stewart Hon Hl Addison LJ Middleton m Dixon FE Haliday 7 ANTED TO RENT—A sinall] HOUSE, vicinity of the Nav street preferred. L street north Yard, or north Seventh Any er good locality not ob- Address HENRY SMITH, ieee ha Mil TY, tween ree and 7th nares NERS an) and ltwo APPRENTI BOY, aino, two SALES LADIES, vat Noga Markel Space, between si aie sth C Culverwell Terma: uN} hal Downing, scat oh 6 and 12 repeat 5 P Betcler ANTEDSA competent. BOORKE thoroughly yudoretends the system aia fo act occasionally as Sriician stich net otherwise engaged: Recomimenited as to com prone oney on lw_ [Rep.& Chron.]} TONS BONE WANTED.—The under- signed will pay one dollar per 100 Ibs ital Bones, delivered Lorch Moore Utermehle Davis Lamnen English Fae Z| AS A See aruterie inve: stings reehalfortie spount, TCHELL & SON Real Estate Brokers, ere: AWwASL ce -lw* ioe < ha a --) “EATING HOUSE. on ror. corner of 14t) ‘y and G streets west. fold at a bargain. as the wen J Bowe owner is going into for all green camp and #or particu’ars call on the prem- at eae Factory, comer? AN ARBER SHOP WITH FIXTURES FOR. in one ofthe best positions in Washington. h c heap, for cash. business than 4 New Jersey dotph Cluss Sargent ‘Acker osF Brown, © J Canfield ZAP RMBOsHOs 3 2 ey qranyagses! nPvrSs ghr. NTED a ou etown Hei ght Oak Hill Cemetery.a respect- | MAN: as Seamstress and to take care ofa ehtid ivur yeara old. Recommendations he can attend to. t venue, near Baltimore Depot a: age. ‘Harris of 9) neres, isg mile from acres cleared—balance in Will be sold for LAaDIE= WANTED TO © Seaggs’ Swite! . oak and hickory. ELL ag ae Real Estate Br poker, v Fate, ae ee Richard: . ! oe's, who is the POR SALE OR OR EXCHANGE +500 square fect of GROUND, improved by comf rtable trick ations for Indien will — Sra-tieal haca hs orice yor Wash “Fal sie ofaround is Bois ee one of mids ag it on T stree: ides of og Aree » by 1s WI The above pr: isvery desirable vrom ite to nt’s House ané oe sen and a spacious iy the ax sient rer hbo: Bood. ii Poy hk the property is Belg! iy a el pl ma - ~e. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ALUABLE THRES STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND PROBTING ON HoxrE D, fatter Lag oxD yp Teinp STRERre, AT 4 Averion sine wr see premioes, at 4 a o D. & . that valrabie property on D street, between Fecond and Third streets, in the eity of Washing— ton, being 2 feet froxt by 135 rd re inches deep. well built tures, cefiory rick wel iow, with toe allt tree atory br ack-baild (NO 480") Tite ten bath room and wa’ eet in thet Soused with not aod oold water here _ pot and cold id water in tho pan- try end chamber ward! if in's allthe an obcoll suede eate ty in the mai There ir an exceileat range in the k! trobe stove in gil bare | by whish peer heoate1; also, grat Tmine Toom. bri ox staple on the back of the 1s lot, with hi ateins a @ hou To anyone wishing ry coaventant ond jleenant awollinet this sffords arare rtunit: venient to mark Termsare: One e residuz in slz an® twelve wonthe. with interest ton say Cpe) A deed wiven and a deed of trast tak cont eyancing at the cost of ies ULB sta wie hich it periest. apply For title Tuomas W, Beary, » Faye! Tatveate ‘Sure mh iva GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. By W. B. LEWIS & OO. Auctioncers: LOSING BALBE AT AUOTION —THIS BYEN- ING. at 7 o clock. at our sore, No 427 7te etgert, we thallmil to close ‘asp endla gol'ection of Photographic Albuma and Famly Bibles, Booxs, Elsticnery, Writing Paper, Bavelopes.&¢ Also, 8 Table and Pocket Outlery, Silver piatsd lee ichera Tea Retts. Cast Gob! Call Bots, ee Poona, Butter i) pains, Gola elierGe a ON Pak Writise Dents, Work , &e. wes 4 eee) _W.B. LEWI8 & 00., Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. I ier ses ALT EAOTLY SASL BOR TPALTA 4MARPLE AND ALaBA STATUARY AgD Woax: pian —On TUESDAY sod WEDNESDAY, ied Soak rt floor of uetion Ror ine.a Jarse and ex ive ponnpiame rd ot tisrole and Alabaster Btatnary, &c.. 90: Eicb ard a slaversiel yoarted ‘Alabarter roups ead % ‘he Baterard**The Writer, ed bevuien of Pradis,” -* Di Bnai > “Birth of Venus.” “ Fidel f Love.” “Danse ‘Of Canova, ad ‘a sag many other groups too rin ae city, i fare you go to oth | Bstreet.opposite Patent Office, - mes | 3,000 HORSES WANTED. ore, Pennsylvania avenue, between gth and I streets, addressed to “Executive Enlistment Com- house If by 3), ve rooms, and amall, buildings, now paying #190 per oaths net prot. RAND TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR, at the HALL IN.THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING in which the Fair was held, On TUESDAY EVENING, Maxce 29, 1864, The proceeds to be applied for the benefit of the families of the soldicrs of the District of Columbia. Hon. Hannibal Mamlin, Vice Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker House Reps. U.S. Hon. Solomon Foot, of Hon. Richard Wallach. Mayor of Washington, Hon. Henry Addison, Ma B B French Henry D Cooke SJ Rowen LE Chittenden D P Holloway W P Dele James $ Grinnell Win Whitir 4 Frederick W Sews JclinG Nicolas EW Taylor Jolw M Brodhead ohn T, Hayes Ton E Mc] Hon denn W Forney Hon James Dixon Ton Henry C Deming Tlon Jobn Conness Hon Cornelius Cole Ron Augustus Frank Hen Thomas T Davis Hon Reuben E Fenton Mon Robt C Schenck Hen Jemee M Ashicy oD arting Ton Wm D Kelley Ticn James T Tale Hon Henry B Anthony Hon Wm Spregue Hon FE ears e Hon rg erty, Faxter y « s WT eas Mey_ i 4 ik haley Ken T 6 Towe FKion J€ Siean Hen Frra Wheeler Hen NB Gar there 5 Hon Wm 8 Holm heraon HonJobn F Farnsworth MHL Hon James Harlan Gen Jokn A Kasson Hon & C Pomeroy Hor AC Wilder Hor G Clay Smith. ten Lot M Merrill Ron Jobn B Rico he n Reverdy Johngon Hen R Winter Davis Ben Beary Wilken n Geergetone faeughtor of Wil after GhieF dlerk of t Her fencea will tak place to- morrow (Wed 2 SRE ar Ses San GEES SEVENTH STREET. GiLT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE Es. PICTURE CO: D AND PASSELS. We state in no boasting spirit that we have re- ceived this day the larvest, newest sud most desir- ew styles of the sbove goods ever openedin Gwingriot the great difficulty between the gilders avd manufacturers of Gilt Frames and Mowidings the past tare+ weeka, we have been unable to tup- ly my of the ahovs goods ant notwithstanding vance in material and ° mined to #01] thie Jot at our us ‘anual low r prices. Special attention al MOTOGRAPIIC Vacs PICTURE he er 6,000 copies. Keating rented & room te ber house, on M near | and Engraving ever exh ited” mh rear A to fo sae Povip ah and his wife, Mary ey Mrs Keating discov- er d that sete fost #57. She made some fuss over her lose, and made another search for it, and discovered $52 of it returned to the place from “whence it was lost. She cavzed her new ‘Donrders to be arrested, and they were taken be‘ore Justice hy Claxton, Jas. Miham was dis- Bfiseed; but the cirenmetances being suspicious in the case of Mrs. Miham, she we held to bail every Picture ve hi ‘very Picture fect as perfection can be. We reapect! iy invite every lad end gentleman i} when it suite them and ex- ete ico eletiion. Our prices will be * Look around; see.if u ave find such im any blishment south of ‘Hemember the place, y 4, BELLEW & mht reet 8 ROW: 51078 sti REE #0) a “ a: TORS POPATONE! shells Prince “ sare tent seh et skye tiers oa Byngton. 1a- G. JOHNSON & 00. ing the ty—One ao laid es - s and perfectly lot on iree!, Oven 23a ana 2th. to James Flani- (0B BALE-B fee is Indy; very be 'iglso: one superior SADDLE HORSE; Sera g20- f taste, form few nye ot Hascll"s £ts%" Pan y person wanting euch would do well, soorall ade by Prainer of Naw | Bited oxprosély for tle har FR Z oe (toch treets, to Daniel Phin: ‘a loton Le between 23d and “BARD atrwets. ty toes So et Re “48 % Jol containing 16.990 equare slat be seen for a ere ia Hon Thoras D Eliot s itwell Ho Hon John W Longyear it MS Wilkinson Hon Vi Wind. en Ho BOraie ca iS Hon John P Hale Hon J C Ten Eyck Hon John F Starr Hon Jobn B Steele Hon Theo M Pomeroy OR magagens. atten ie Barrett Bell Gen Dewitt ¢ clarke Jammer Oxia me» Gal +f ‘mb i7-eotd BOARDING. OARD AND HANDSOMBI hO! eles on first “ene third floors, for fami! or Bin) Tron’. Terms moderate. erced EEK BEPRR wanted. Aj weat cornea ‘2st and H streets, near avonue. HREE OR betwee Wan Duraniunsy, 0: Osvatey Borzac, Orvi0n oF Oxisr QuABeae aTER Southesst cor. Pa. av. and 15th st. D.O0, red and forty-seven os vallare pe e hun il head w dec? delivered within th Government Stables at Giesboro, Said borses to be sound in all rg) five (5) nor more Bi: andes high, fall fleshed, ano of size sufficient wT hese sperifications will be strictly adhered to ani | evcry particular. oon delivery of tom eure of inspection from. eel a.m Lisek Colonel and Gnist Quart 19 BL with back building, con ol. 42 rc a WS feet to a %-foot alle small frame houses on the back of the oa days at the | . if applied for soon cn t compactly ‘pate, t. for cavalry par- O? Sal E—The HOCSE corner of (th st gave . possessing latest improvements of gas.water, Figigiy snlorced ith lot attached 1a) feet deep, br 0K Hone Rep.&Int.) ‘OR sales FIRST- READ Pedant Nou Mrideeatre t, ec nd the best stand in the President U. 3, ae IMMBEDiATELY—200 LADIB Bmbr :ider on Marlin, To gcod bands constant work aod good given | 5 arin napelring wil! It plea’ of Warkine sthebing Depot, SSL ¥ stron Patent Ofo2. to SCONFECTIO = Linen. and ven orice a town, a central position. town. deing all the order business and a larger transient trade thanal yestablishn kKindinthetewn. T at No. 134 High street—the oldest esta’ at present d ing a lnrger a 4 better paying businers than forse stock, good Wills Axtuees, tools, &c.,0 ‘or of Georgetown. pe pring fam nts = ont gop ea Martindale eet entof the mane ColE BiG Teens, Col Jos Gethar qd t turnéshed er uofarn: nhed nve, and between 434 and einer apd serrges house preferred, 73 atre-ts. ae with r “The bad healt ror the proprietor Brorente ae business requires #© For further partiew- er at. was BMY sr Ne Surgeon Wm Thomson apt Hi L Scheetz Io bn Marbury, jr oh: 4 J / ANT De ome ot one capable of giving Ue.sous gentleman Address G. Magee No 267 Kighth street, Warhington. on the Guitar to quire at the aires of 6 iA ECON D- BAN? oants fUBs ty Bows Goods of Reve cmin L Jackson 0 he nie Good “WILL of one of the be Hable Stove and ments in this sylvania avenue. rc i will call hia away om es city, anil sell low. Also. three ‘boiiding or would rent the Gand Hi east alde, y, Willia am Shuster ST AND FOUND. CUND—A Gold Gold BRACELET. The same “Tay proving property and at the New York Sto: adyertisemen rsylvania avenu REW AnD. Lost, Last Dg, if Grover’s Theater. a large WA- The finder will reci fre rhe a ove rolaen on leaving them at the § aAtae o —A nice two-story BRICK 100%, on (7th street, between K a1 bares frum Penna. ay. ‘© K at., near premises. D RESTAURANT FoR SALE—F establithmentis buts few d midway betw: on 7th 7 Win H Baldwin Col J G Stephenson hs ah streets. north sic furnished bed ri en. and a beant! square eid adr VEWARD —Sirayed away from the sab: heron easy dart, sdark brindle COW and astar in William Whelan Capt WT Hartz jHolkinhora JK Dookie. ir Capt 5 Howard Towars Hamuel Bacon, ir pm : aia dol win it Phillips Remus Riggs Capt Hon gomery South’A street, Capitol “OsT—A black covered ACoOtNT: “BOOK. with Tost on Mth st., A reward will be paid on leav? WM. P. DRURY. EW ARE Sioe about the 9th instant, from the store of John Farrell. Louisiany avenue, a tmall bin-k TERRIER Gyp, seven me tan colored paws. ui a8 avenue t. tures licenses aud furniture in- abd P. ing Themal 433 11th etreet. The whole of this exe chased for $123,003 A fine Brick Residence on K at.. oppo. Franklin Square, 12 rooma, 2 by 133 ft to wo foot Pee al- Y. Stable and carriage house Desirable Brick on lith st.,near Pa. wid by 100, 10 roome - Brick Residence om: Lst. Tent property can be the old, ears cropped. OW cash, balance on The above reward w for his delivery at 354 10th street, ite w ong | Col Want ‘T Lamon flab § wires Willem B Todd Major John C Cash ae TIOKED UP—On the Sth day ot Marchy: bay MAKE. abeut i5 bands high, gout 3 Hi street. Georgetown, d to come forward, erty, pay charges and take Ber ei 1 A 69 High street, Georgetown, D. 0. Ifthe hackman who took agen 22 by 137, 10 rooms, . bet. 2a” and =e, “House, on 1 st 0 = _ Aenug little Brick Frame Dwelling, 16 rooms, and ‘10.300 fect ot nal Gharles PF Stansbury Pieond FF F French Edward Jordan GBawL Lost. tleman from 382 H street on Wednesday, the a, tocorner M snd 1th, and two gentiemen and jady frem thence to the Baltimore de leave the breeha long SHAWL. the depot.) with red centre, a erally rewarded. OUND. A POCKET BOOK ntaining lima on Beste & Griffith, No. 369 Seventh + 382 HT street he by 180, 4 rooms, eac! | Rata Iota in al pe A noo TTCHELL & SON, Kol Eriate Brokers, _S. E. corner Pa. av. and 15th OR RENT—On the Grat of Avril, one three HOTS. pop mrnanes, 8 te. ine or "00! rein is Ws GHRGON No. 373. Pa. avenue paply #4 and 6th streots. ‘opposite Ni = = hb iT. a gata Hea dae ue nie ati Property; or ats. NeBali’s, No. 971 pane Lost on einai» ei of DOCKET BOOK, containing one indred and a or bee Bel doliars-nine 3) 10 and Lo orin oe ore or after | aver piow@e leave it a FORNISHBD 3 story BRICK cars in George- oo = street, bh 26-3t" rooma and first- alas -ARDING.— Please: aa Boerne iss a acid Cetween 20th and zit. L ARGE SALE OF REMNANTS. seats! omy Si the gre: part et ees ws. medated tree BOARDS at No 394 Tihs street, a ARDING—E ect. is offered, w esen priget. Apply at "at 39; tween ¥ and tween Zist ABLE E BOARD FURNISHED at 486 ry Sth ani Hi pv ly snail arious Kinds of woe orn h piece ‘wit have the quantity re tne very Sach, cash marked on itin Ose thai which Bo si abatement will bem rice Loy will not and well Siwail tacked area An excellent table is pro- vided, with fact attendance, and a ‘ful hi 5 isth Soe be- D.—| ly FURNISHE as hale D-Bgsingaely FU at 136 @ street, bee and 22d ats. mi 26-: <2 ae cape GIN LI toe wore 4 F ee al oa ones a lo it make ter jer too atrcount a Burrerous to mentio; Also, Carved Mere, aed Alabaster Vases copied from speemens of the old masters, embracing Pier ss Pio aa, Hebe, Bomsn, Egyptian, er 5 Also, lerge Gard Re Receivers and Tazsas. Groups of Aviw als aud other new a1 Meo fal ornaments i ese goods sre of fha recent importation of Blanore iovarnoni and Zaunoni of Florence Im this col ection will be foand Works of Art larcer end more elaborately carved and finished than ever cffered fer public sale in this city. ‘aes of the whole will be preparad ard the brick DWELLING gocts Tesdy for examinacion on Monday, Mareb and Maryland av- Forms cash, B 23-4 3.0. McGUIBRA & CO . Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Fretsssoue ABD fete FORBITORE ar? Anonca Os. be nrereeed ope ‘w: spall sell u Inay declining housekes: ine cf D, between cf xth and Beveuth wi stree! Sto wouth nis sortmert of Furniture, vir: Sse Bogan ae Bouresur, Mable Top, Tal a fashs'ends, Wardrobae, Parior oth, ee “a rs, Bedsteads. Three py snd oti er Sarvans, rene: 8, assend Cr: chery ware cooking, nietipat, and other Ktoves, with meny ctber articles, which we deem uaneess- tary to eLucerste, Terme cash. mh S5 GREEN & WILLTAM, Aucty. Cs = By BR, BUGRLY, Anoticacer. W WSODNESDAY, March 30th, at 10 o'clock front of store 628, 7th street, setwsen G acd A streets, I rhel! sali cn acconat ofa ate facily aving the Oity— ra Walunt and Mabogeny Spring Beat Sofas, Walnut #pring aud other Chairs, Cottage Bett, Warcrobes and Bursaus, Extensioa ard other Tables, Carpets, Oil Clots, and Matting, China, Glaes and Crockery Ware, Two geod Cook iitoves, A challa'ro sel! to closo am arcouss 16 pieces 44 White Matting, aligutiy damaged. Itt ____B PUOHLY, aust. By M V. BUCKBY, Auctionsar. iA T AUCTION—A BUILDING LOY OPPORLTE fcorcu Row —On FRIDAY, th latof Apri’, ircntiae eed a ‘envpe on ni 0} c! = 3 oh, foot frost, rooning dack 110 fee. to vue ene Derma cash, THB 19-3t* MV. BUOKBY, Auct. Anct. By J.C. McQUiRB& Oo, ‘Ductioncers HOP VsLUABLH JMPROVeD BEAL TR OF PaTRaST BETWKON TWENTY PrAsT a! TY SECOND —On SATURDAY APTREND tw April 30, a3 8 c'eico’. op the pramines, roabsttacti | the west half of Lot No.5, ia Squared), bavieg a front on ¥ street of 35 feet 9 inches, on cansing | beck) ‘58 feet. 84 inckes, improved by a fins frane Owe) ne Bowne containing five: rooms, | and briew niteher, ‘Terme: One-third cea; and the balanos in three equal pay sats 13, ane J& months, oe isa a de- ae of trust on the premi: re Stam ps ond eonveyencing a, & Oo ChBHOLD FURNITURE ‘an RIVECEs ar ~ioe a0 - 'U RSD, MORNING. rit + ib o'elcek i tell at Houss No 3109 3 aceli ttmeat rved Antia! inter abd Bide Fable ak te Plush ecvered Arm Chair. ‘OF rong: and Girt Cast Cacdeiebra and @irezdoles fae Onsire, Srcslent bree ree Nee rt LY = 3. ©. Nogutun a 0s., Mae Ud DEMARD E aND <7? Omar onan wer ay