Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, AM i EENTS TO-NIGHY, ee THtaTEx —Flotow's opera of a” WES performed last night at Gro- d to ano’her such # large Sudieoc: as «canpoe fail to cheer the heart of any manager, Thies amous opera was produced entire. To- picht, We are to have Boildesux’s erand opera, “La Dame Blanche,” and Mr. Theo. Habel- man Will mske bis firetappearauce. Allof the compeny are m the cast. lis FoaDs THeaTse —This is not ong of Mr Yortrst 3 nights, but that peed be no reason why Mr. Ford's patrons should stay away from hie dramatic temp!e, for a really splendid enteriainment will be given by the production of the torilfing and popular sensational play, «The Octoroon or Life in Lonisiana,” & plas, which has heretofore delighted thoueands. *\ ARIRTIES — Vive la sensation! At least 80 say the patrons of the Varieties, jadging from the snxiety with which they rush for seats to see Fitzsimmon's new sensation play, * Tae y+rosic Pickpocket of Washingtoa” Those Woo wish to see it shonid hasten to do 0, as it must soon give piace to other novelties. Mut ROPOLITAN HALL was fliled again. ta: night with a gay and happy crowd, who were delighted with the performanc: sof Anna Rush, Mary Watton, Mollie Lane, Wm. Scott, L. Rrimmer, Geo. de Louis, and others. Another splecdid entertainment will be given to-night CantTrreury.—In addition to the regular concert hail entertainment, the sweet songs of jenny Engel, the clog dancing of Delehanty and Ward, and the fine performances of the onrt of Peauty, the Ronzan: ballet troupe will to-night appear, and a number of new attractions of song, dance and pentomime will be given. THs CrRcvs at the corner of Sixth street and Hew Lork avenue continues to do a flourish- ing business. and the pavilion is crowded nizht- jy. Mrs. Warner (formerly Mrs. Dan Rice), the Waitby family, Mrs. Frank Whittaker, and others, elicit much applause. William Kennedy is the clown, ber ‘is jests are of such 8 character as to amuse al. BaLitap Lgtastaiseens aan Wm. Edgar Morgan announces that at the solicitation of mnany friends he will give a ballad.entertain- ment to night at Wasbington Theater, and will be sssisted by some fine instrumental and yo- cal performers. The last concert Mr. Morgan appesred in in this city was at the Smith- #0Ri&D & year or two ago. moaned DNLIGTMENT Fox BaLv.--The different Committees for the Enlistment Fand Ball are requested to meet at the Mayor’s office, City Hall, at7 o’clock this evening, and the Com- mittee op Refreshments to meet at the ball Toom 19-morrow morning at lV o'clock. | ——____ THE BALL AT THE PATENT Orrice—Owing to the inclemency of the weather last night, the <Towd was not so great at the ball in honor of the ladies of the late fair as was anticipated; but the assemblage was aselect asd brilliant ene, ard all present seemed to enjoy them. selves to the fullest extent. Throng some ‘mieunders andng the band of the 17th infan- try, which bad-been engaged, failed to make its appearance; but ata late hour Hoo. B. B. French encceeded im securing the services of the orchestra at Groygr’s Theater, who far- nished excellent music during the festivities of the evening. The nm, T, gotten up under the auspices of Mrs Shuster, Mrs. Job Angus, Mrs. Jom Gomer and Miss Piper, was asuperb ine, and was partazen of by @ majority of those present. Many of the ladies and gentlemen present expressed & drsire that the ball might be re- peated under more favorable circumstances, and it is hoped the managers will take the matter nnder consideration Despite the bad weather, the style of costume cn the part of the ladies was decidedly rich and tas: ful. We note a few of the costumes for the benefit of lady readers: Mrs. Jobn W. F--y, leather colored watered eilk. black lace shawl, beautiful pearl neck- face aud earrings; head-dress of flowers. Miss Haitie F—h, of Cambridge, dressed in white tarleton; head-dress of white camelias ond snow drops. Mrs. E. L. Ste—s, of Washington, white silk dress, trammed with cherry colored ribbon, x Nr ae and pretty. B. B. F—nh; of. Washington, white silk: b pendareas of japonica and erange blossoms; Dandco me plaid saso. Miss Fanny Gil—t, of New Hampshire, white tarl ten: black velvet spencer. Mrs R. Cl—e, of Washington, (in mourning) Disck silk, rizhly and elegantly trimmed. Mizs T—d, of Washington, pink silk dress, pirk sash. iss Wh—b, white illusion, trimmed with velvet; peasant waist. Mies L—is, white sw-ss, trimmed with black Velvet, head-dress with white snow drop. Mrs, W. B—ry, of Washington, blue silk dress, with white Jace overdress, looped with blick velvet. Miss Laura R—d, of Washington, red silk 8; black velvet waist. > Emma R—d, of Washington, check bodice. Miss H—1], purple silk, trimmed with white lace uy Mrs. J. M—y, pink silk dress, festooned with biack velvet; head-dress of flowers. M:ss Belle Mi--er, of Washington, cherry satin dress, white illusion bodice; head-dress of geionium leaves =s T—d, of Washington, rose colored tarle- shead-dress plain. Mrs. James S—ie, purple sils dress. black luce shawl. Mis: F—ld, of Washington, blue silk, trim- med with lace: headdress of roses. Miss Lizzie W—cd,of New Hampshire, Swiss mustin, trimmed with cherry colored silk rib- bon. Miss Alice Th—n, pink silk, with skirt fes- tooned; illusion waist. Mre. Germond Cr—I, black silk; head-dress ot diamonds, Miss Del—h, of Pittsburg, red silk dress; ele- g*nt white opera cloak. Misses Lavra and Emma An—s, of Wash- ington, dissed in white tarleton, trimmed with Diack velvet. a - Miss Cornelia Bid—1, white Swiss dress: rich opera cloak. —_ Tug Enuistyent Funp BaLL.—To-morrow yight the grand enlistmeat fand ball will be wiven at the ¥xll of the Patent Office. That it will be the ball of the season we do not think there can be any doubt, for our most prominent citizens are at the head of it, and they have been indefatigable in their exertions to so per- tect the arrangemrnts as to give satisfaction to all who may attend. Every citizea of Wash- | ington is cettainly interested in preventing a draft here, and as all the proceeds of this ball wili be devoted two that end, by securing money to pay bounties to volunteers, each one should exert bimseff im the matter, and swell the sum of monty necessary, by not only purchasing a ti_ke: himself, but also inducing his frieuds to purchase, —_—.———_. A Disnonest Portzer.—Last night Thomas Davis, a colored porter in the store of Georgs E. Kennedy, grocer, 7th street, was arrested by Mr. Jas. Green, grocer, on 13th street, near L, on suspicion of stealing a bucket of butter which he bad in his possession. Davis failed to give # good account of the manner in which be got the butter, and Mr. Green turned him over to Sergeant Reed, assistant superintendent otpohee. He aamitted the theft. Mr. Green | had been robbed himself, aud his anxiety to find cut something of his own losses caused him to be particular in iny* ‘tating the matter. Justice Clayton committed Dayis to jail for court. oe Port oF GgorceTown.—Entered—S'eans Jas S. Green, Peston, irom New York; scir. Alb rt Mason, Ferry, do. mdze, Oleared— Schis. Trainswork, Parsons, Saalsbury; A. J. Dersoit, Hillman, New Yor ames Wagoner, Trader, Wadis' Bay; Uayella, Travers, Mag. gothy; Adda E. Barnes, Seare, op comoke; sl’ ps. Ses fark, Cheselvine, St. Mary’ ig Cloud, Auderso:n, Fort Washington Sereaker, 1 St. Mary's; P. T. Tennis, Bailey, A comac; Ann E. Howard, Hanter, Occoqu Jsmes Lundy, Perry, Chickamuxen; barg x Jones, Mattsweman; Occoquan, Swao, k; Allegh iny. Swan cresk. is a Horrinix Convition.—F street, in trent of the City Post Office, is still in theeame condition agit used to was, or wusser,” and at the present time it would puzzie the brains | of an en, Tr to determine the grade thereof, so inmber@d ap is it with rubbish. If one of the streets the, city has to keep in repatr had been in tis condition for this leagth of time. uo doubt our City Councils would have been suarply censured: bat it marpens iu tals case Covercment is responsible, —_—— Aw ODD-ARTICLE TO STBAL.—Last week, as some of tae members of the Mariue Bard were on their way up town to fill an engagement, some parties too oi the car ia which the were the bass drum and made off witn it, ama, 4 the loss was pot di for célling the instrament into action. Some soldiers who were on the car got off at 13th str et, Aud took the drum with them, which the conductor naturally enough thought belouged | ont lw) them, Wr Call ATTeNy lon to to the eule this evening by W.B Lew: Ce., at No, 427 Seventh stree’, embracing over 200 ¢ Pplendid al- bums and Family Bilvies, With the best a Of their large invoice put ep yer. plated. w were and. table eatlery, painti » &e, sel. goods afe offered nt ancuas: ages Persons interested ‘would do well to attend. Sax vinet race of to-day"s it~ iB 4 Star for tnteres' BALLS, PABTIES, wo. SECOND | GRAND BALL J ANTED—A BOY to learn the Comfecti yat 156 Esqnezivavi = andJsth streets. ED.—A BOY to Wenig Star”’ Ao by & at Star office, Bet een dand 6 ANTED—At the See Tele 32 Penn. avenue, tw> MES: come wel: rocommmepied J ANTED—A GIRL (either white or ae fo 89,16 the ecountr sind at 435 61 family at middie. Seed apa =k Es of three persone. y to & CO.,377 D street, between en, 6tu and DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. IS DEPENDENT BSOUIAL CLUB, To begiven at the TEMPEKANCE HALL, Betrect, between oth and lth streetsyon UESDAY EVENING, Aril Sth, 1334. The members of the Club return their sincere thanks to their friends and the public for past fa- vers,and reepectfully solicit their patronage at our Recond Grand Ball, and we promise thors that will favor ue with their presencean evening of Ty. a“ aan for th anny bey “Feay ai Ds. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, | Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” « Letters on Catarrh,”’ will make his second ‘visit to WASHINGTON, MONDAY, Apap 11th, and can be comsnited at the Essitt HovsE for ONS WERE until Saturday evening, April 16th, SVARTED=i good COOK. One who thorou i" ly understends her business, can hear o! y applying at 459 Bixth street, Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman ari ladies, By order of Committee. t? T. E. CLARK, Sec'y. REMEMBER THE HERO OF SUMTER, THE ANDERSON BOYS IN THE FIFLD AGAIN, good situation b; between D apd EK. FD—A WOMAN as cool ironer in astall family. She must know her Bunter and bring good FRcolmend Ns eD Call a thoroughly foe ait NURS: or American, x St. for ad- an Evelish woman, or Sc DEAFNESS, OATARRE, Breese ae PPPly at Bebe ‘OMe, be: * And all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Tie members of the ANDERSON CLUB t great pleasure in announcing to their eneral that they wi bony «bhatt Hee ANTED—Ai the Gosling House, a WAITER. He must understand the business. ood Waere will be given the whole year round © Restaurant, 247 Peon. ptaiat be- d 13th streets. ser eD —A young man cf ress — i- devireu a situation as CLBRK in some Writes a good hand. Bn given: Address * ieee and the publi¢i im NTewreranca Hite tk: Musee, betwen j retmenn, Band 0s 9th and 10th streeta, Cu MONDAY EVENING, April 4, 1854. The members pledge th themselves to spare no pring or expense to make this one of the best balls of the reason, tween Wth an Testimonials. mercantile house, “ WasutnoTox, D. ©., March 5, 1864. Dr. LicnTHIL£—Dear Sir: I take this oppor tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the wonderfal cure of deafness you bave in co short & time effected In my ange. 1 was deaf for abont six years, and for the last few years. so much so that 1 could not bear preaching or cemmon convereation; but now since your invalnable services have been rendered, I can hear as well as ever. In conclusion, let me eay that the noises with which I have been troubled in my head for years, have also disappeared. Very traly yours, James R. MoUaTHEayn, 10th street, between E and F. 7 aR pED ESAT a recpectahle woman Sarre A- TION aa chambermaid or to do the cooking Apply at Mra. NOLAN’S, on wh B03 between 19th and 20th streets, south side. Tickete $1, admitting a geutieman and ladies, — ofasmall family: No hats or caps allowed in the ball room, Committee pf A mangpinenty, eins NG MAN WITH SIX YEARS EXPE. rience in the grocery and liquor business. de- jon as clerk or salesman in some store References given. psd Ww. ‘cugh Post Office. aes Tobuya firet- class DWELLING ‘in the Firat or Second W session desired. Apply at this office, E: D.-By & man and wife, Good reference sisen, 508 Tei th, ‘street weat ca Cc in p washing On. H. The members of Immediate pos- LOGAN TRIBE, No, 8, I. 0. B. QGzorcsrrtown, D. C., fully inform their friends and ir att ATION Beg leave to rei former patrons, Hall corner Washington and Bridge ‘Address Box 733! Saag Oi ty FANT EDA German or Irfsh ree eet > for general mone work: a5 Rarticolars in Hees a By order of the Committee. 25-tA __ ELI GARRETT, Chairman. BaLL, vertisements, ANTED TOD LFEARE—A | sckEDING itol Hill preferred. eters location ant ddress Box No. 1, ‘NTED—A middle-: caged WOMAN, for cook: Must be a good washer and irover. come well recommended, between Ist and 2d. OARD WANT GRAND Wasuineton, D.C., March 4, 1861. This ie to certify, that having been deat since the year 195°, and since that time gradually losing my hearing until 1 was unable to hear eommon conversation or public speaking, I app'ied to Dr. Lightbill, of New York, who, after a skort and painless course of treat. ment, entirely restored my hearing. ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to tha aeaf. FREDERICK Roseetson, Residence near Fort Saratoga. BENEEXE OF THE EN.ISTMENT FUND, to be held at the HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, On THURSDAY EVENING, Manca 31, the proceeds to be appropriated to AIDING ENLISTMENTS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. Apply at 443.0 stropt, y 8 gentleman and wife a family where ‘there are but few boar: 2 a, place on Georgetown Heights, Address, stating terms and location, Box A aTinbENG LOT, ed in the Fourth Ward, ona credit of one year, with a view of building on it immediately, through City Post Offi & location and price h 2y-2t' ntleman and em (no chil- the first or middle of April, 2or 3 OMS. or a small B. 5 cores or Wa. Cantgelows preferred. uatil loth of April, - MANAGERS, Hie Freellency the President of the United States, ouse, in a good The Siceker of the House cr 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 Grae General. N THE PART OF THE ST GenHW Halleck Colt B Gen J H Martindale Gen MC Meige Gen G D Ramsey ON THE PART OF THE NAVY. GF Fox Capt A Com Overton Carr Paym’r J 8 Cunningham ON THE PART OF THR MARINE CORPS, Major W B Slack Wasuiraton, D. C., March 2, 1964. This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with deafness, and having tried geome of the most eminent doctors of our ety without any relief; I at last heard of Dr- Lighthill and put myself under his care. His treatment was brief, and successful. now completely restored, and the cure is ap- I have all confidence in Dr. Lighthill’s skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at JSoskPH WHITNEY, Residence near P and 11th streets. ‘Apply at the Eb- ; ANTED—A cettled ¢ rman WOMAN, aeeonk washer and irouer. Y street, between Dand Ohio av. ANTED—An active YOUNG MAN, address, as Barkeeper. oh anized: at 319 D, between ithand Tat strects, Col BT Tugraham Col EM Greene Capt Il A Scheetz parently permanent D—A white GIR, fr ; yattend tos small child and rune F street north, between 3th an Anat Secretary Com dB Montgomery ] * Home, W ‘ashington, D C Col John Harris Major Nicholson ON THE PART OF THE SBNATR. Senator Foot” Senator Carliie | house 16 by. 30 FANTED CONE THOUSAND DOLTARS fora | Bow paying Any ove having thatamount to security, and will Remarkable Cure of Deafness From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St. James’ Church. Syracvrar, February 20, 1961. I bave been deaf in one ear, ever since I was college, some twenty years ago. By the Hof Dr. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely restored, #0 that now I hear alike with both ears, and I find that I can use my voice with much more ease and comfort than before. JoszrH M. OLARKE. Senator Grimes Senator Johnson Senator Morgan ON THR PART OF THE ROUS Tion Thaddeus Stevens Hon Owen Lovejoy Ton Samue) Hooper Hon R € Schenck Hon N B Smithers lend can have goo: in a good private family, where he can have a good for the use of the money what time Address J.T. Stating where an interview can be had F. NTRD—At the French Millinery, 33 » between 6th and 7th sareets, th 8 MIL! LINERS and two APPRENTICES. mb25-lw* ANTED—A HOY, also, two SALES LADIBS, ae ao. 34 Market Space, between igh Sok Sth | room aad board OF REPRESENTATIVES, s., puington Pp oO. nH W Davis Hon John A Kasson Hon AC Wilder Hon RE Fenton NN THE PART OF THE ore How R Wallach Chas Stewart H Addison LJ Middleton atz s At Richarda TONS BONE WANTED.—The under- signed will pay one dollar per lov Ibs SE eoneaee ital Bones, delivered forall green camp and ho: mar 30-eo3w at their Factory, corner or ND: FE ae corgeiown I DisRashs OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL. place adjoining Oak Hiil AND SEXUAL SySTEMS— mew and'reliable treat neat in Reports of the Howard Saccistion Seat mail in sealed letter envelo Address D. J. Skillin Hong! ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Phi Badelp) eh care of n bile four years old ‘ommendations 50, 000 Fi PanGR ae aipetetce TO CALE, > lee, ai a mert elf Stamp 4 Wrodroidery done. in che field, Tadies Detter Icok out that they come to Prince's, who is th only prasticai hand in the city, F street, opposite Patent Office. By 000 HORSES WANTED. Wan Deranrueyr, Oavatay Berea, Ogricu or Onigr CuAngEEs ne B Wasuikatox, D.C, Ove hundred sna a torpy-seven head will be paid for all ALBY HOBSES delivered within the next thirty Government Btables at Gi Said horses to be scund in all particulars, tr hep five (5) nor more fhan Dine (:)) years ol riage mumotent Wn Hateninson free of charg D McCathran geo am sian ad Le} ts pears Nee Brown’s Broxcarar TROCHES, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Cols, Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. Public Speakers and Vocalists Wl find them beneficial before apeakirg or singing. and relieving the throat after apy unusual exertion having a peculiar adaptation to affediione which \ disturb the orqmns' of speech. the attention the business requires aud is the o Bide reason for the desire to sell. For further parti git Time Miner g git Bohs lars inquire at the sidrens ol othe itablishme le: to: 544 “3 there are other vt, . Be sure you go to mi 4 in clearing the voice ZA > oe IN, ayivania avenue, midway between of the vocal organs, ye Harris RXRCUTIVE COMMITTRER. PF Bacon WW Rapley Square and admirably adapted beer garden; tive gers lease at $1,200 é R ahophera Gap BS Wicklio will be in attendance at his rooms Ee a at the savenue. on and after Friday, April Ist. > an Se eaeford PM Dubant REAT PENwsy1- VANIA Rove. ria Baliimore and | st-—Twe trains compactly ‘paitt, for cavalry pur: oe speri fications will be ia adheret to and rigidly enforced in ever Payment made on de. very of ton Hours of inapection from ee B. 0 aieat Colonel and duter Suati Gentlemen desiring invzationa for ladion will | leave names and address at Hudson i" Store, Pennevivania xvenvi ddressed to “Executive ve Washin eten daily and ©: low fare and sure connections, ets eold thraugh ab. tickets and further information ap, of Great Pennsylvania Route, nort Pevpsylyania avenue and fice open from $a. days from 2to 4 p.m. Government rates. oly at the office neast corner of Sixth street, Washing- m. to 9 p.m.; on Sun- {10} sea mover. | locat Valry Barzan. Whey IMM&DIATELY—200 LADiBS to Biobroider cn Muslin, Linen, acd Camoris | ro good Sante sont vans work E. 0. Norron, Agent, Mens Dass Suits. Youth's Dress Suits. Childrens’ Dress Suits. dated with one good sized front Stary) and permanent Board in’ a Apply immediate C. References required. Men’s Business Suita, Youth’s Business Suits. " Childrens’ School Suits. N res i feoverctr 365 Penn. arenes caer es nounce that (heir annual display ter Clothing is now ready ed of an assortment oF Clothing of the newest an: p material, trimming and works To thous who study excellence with economy In faaisfonable articles of dress, an opportunity in from the moat attractive ‘ing n this city, on Dinig 009-410 bring Asm ples ebing ‘Depot. Biel g treet, Opp 3 7 ANT#O—¥row the fir-tot Ma ed or uafarnished, wh Post Office, D. bee, and. between 436 atable apd car:iage house preferred, Lock box 48, Washington, ANTRD—Some one capable of Guitar toa gentlemen Addres:G 8 maria, Re. 267 Kighth street, Washington, 8 OARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED , on first and third ft Frame Dwe ims, 16 rooms, wud 10.c) feet of @ivieg Leeson SEKEEPER wanted. Apply at cont west corner Zistand M streets, mear Peansylvania One on 6th st. now w onered for selectin, OARDING, = Pleasant rooms ant hoard, at 156 G street, between sel and Terms $3 per month, heh EMEN CAN B 8300. ND-HAND FURNTrO Re Also, birrors Carpe’ ish Booda o teduest orices, RPERMATOREH®A CAN cifle cures See rater hea; Seminal Weaksess, hn commodatet with | cs ABLE BOARD at Mo ae eo Berean t. G and H east aide, LOST AND. FOUND. | REWARD Will be swall ACCOUNT BOOK Eosdae a rnoon, WM. te effects are eulpasgien will convince the oat skeptical of i Price $1 a box. street and Pa. ae Cook, Alexandria, tenes Dx. Duport’s Sugar-coated, “Female Regulating | Pills are the very best in uss and effectively, ant nausea upon the most defi f foese Pu 1a will prove their superieri Bates and well furnished Frent An excellent tabie is pro- vided, with good attendance, and a cheerful home with every necessary comfort, at most poly at 395 Isth street. be Vord, corner zor Rooms for rent. jashington: ser eae ait for the retarnofa And i biti lost on RY They operate specdily Ssugar-conted opete no icate stomach, A ti log. No. i171 4 Recond, between B ana streets w: t. as ‘ast night at Grove 4 dards reception room, EE 0: ied wi th ROAD iN Mitra wits /:Oa teamcaes POARD— = Hatdeoaiel FURNISHED Rt Apply at 135 @ street, Th in z ree OPERA GLAS: ‘4 will be wacr its pon tith, Stan and jue, Washington, a8 Cook, Alexandria. GEOG call black excest one he chest. $5 reward will be or such information as MONET. Confeetiouer, OTICE—A few more TABLE BOARDERS « can | be accommodated at the Burop-an Hotel, of Pa. avenue and lithst akfast7 to 9; Dinner 12% te 2; 8 Is at a hours, |. On and after Monday next, 0. @ ri ‘be prepared to r ers at 87 Fer week to any Gue bringing bith. ye recover him, to Mr. between I7th and 18th sts, F REWARG —T tnd loth sts., a silver lev. By leaving il at ward will be paid. JOTICE.—On last Saturday horses helonging to John Riseley r aud the follawing articles were lost. fine Fox Robe, one pair Olive Cioth Cushions, trimmed with red silk lace, and one Leather Cush. on A liberal reward will be paid fortheir rete RAL WEAKNESS 8 really cured nimseif Nexvous Desinity, Can Be Cured by one who ha: and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing Address,” mytn stam at 75.0) per W ek. Hi Uk. fost, on Tuesday, th inst. on avenue, betwoen 9th r hunting case WATCH, W.L. Wall & Co.'s the above re- mh 30-3t but the truth, mar 2-D& W,ly such as of the we Beet. sel neleetion x, Boston, Mass. ve regular Table ard Penn. evenue east. Por further Pe tivcierl i -_——— BEcan? DISEASES. Scripiaritan’ s Gift is the roost certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only regetable rem- edly ever discovered. Cures in two to four days. | and recentcasesintwenty-four hours Nomineral | po balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to It is the soldicr’s hope, and a friend to those who do not st to be. exposed. Male perkseg Samaras Root and Herh Juices—A ermanent cure for Bos vr to". Se. ght, a team of NDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF W su tthe remedy of C. Detween 6th and Tth at reat re of Tuitgramatory BR with this most | diseage: We the Be sl cheerfully reeom- = hegre eth an ah, t jashington 4D. ED RRWAT! ) —Tost. te ¥ HINE CLASS GAGE. The MRdey with rex above Feward on leaving them at the 8 philis Serofula., 1, oF Bix bottles tor r gb. Many NEW TO aap = Pci gon ot thse Nervous, Sintnal, Urinary, and foward tnoriaet Om: a sealed letter @: igvelpges, Rov 2 Bouth N a treet, Philadelph pled dedscem na NDAD 30 OURS IB SE DATI. —Dr.Godfrey’s , an English Specific of sixty-five yi 4 yf diet required. Price 91 per bott! Bold d, er Lith street and Ps. avenue saeaae id Henry Cook. Alexandra ja6-) el y MARRIED, In Washi parton, Ps Sik on Line ih ins inst., MORAN, OF Neher EWARD—Lost about the 9th instant, rom the store of Joha Farrell, Louisiana avenue, a small black TERRIER DOG nee of t oharee, Radrean Gyp,thevenmentinal ia, Ps. 63-30 BARRELS AND COOPERING Old Barrels of every description boughtand eine FS NOT to int the sho ears cropped, tail long, tan gloree paws. The above reward will be paid delivery at 354>10th street, waithip, one Covering ani = artis UP—On the Sth day ILLIAM BRADLEY BEGS TO ORM HIS friends. and the publis that eB ree and penis ful styl one ‘and is chanktl for past fav favors and hopea to enn. av between isth and ioth CABEIAGES, owner ig "reques d to come forward, prove prop- erty, pay charges and take ney arays, sous it, MAY. mh 2-3 6HHigh strevt, Gedrzetown, D.C. SBAw: noe an ta eckman who took a gen oa, tocorner. M and a lady from the: x leave Tae brooke, fan, : ee mone Sao =e VELOCIPIDES, &c, We have just received a very large assortment of Children’s Carriages, Chaises aes we which we offer at, ion toree price: to Miss EMMA a overed until the time came * laa i cine eS 000 copies. or Nearlver oi cere deegaged, 369 ith ects et. 1 aod ow TO LAY OUT, AGARDEN. By Raward Ginn? taney Bose ‘Kitchen were for the Par! ot a 4 Garden; freee te Mra. London. * ° 9 o tent, of seartet fever, JOHN Ww. Heaton insten’ ape Searls pick” nd relations of of the family are invited-to the residence of his parents, Nov i ‘New York avenue, betwe: one se and 3th ers reren March ist, at 2 o'clock. D.C., March goth, WILLIAM 2 fivitea &' attend ing. London, nh. ian the Téth year of his a. y of the family are from his tate residence, No. of West tnd Green streota, toanortow (Thuraigy) “the 29th instant pointe (go of three Dit aa Wan, % and Jy) afternoon, at 44 i ‘long anf N nace reungeet dana “s FOR RENT: AND SALE { ——sAUOTIONSALE. Fe Sata ST eectreee 14 by 14 foet, VOR OTHRE A (7eyrry will be ¥ bs | aa cheap. ingu eter ’ | $Mis AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. OR BALE—aA 1 BTORB, on? po- ry i¥ tite the Patent ice. elie ras rs.8 $ oe ihepistrtgearartgc brates etdgeneat | [amar te getpangn Sou ye site ante Pome i ___mbh Teka = AY Fo, RENT—A_ FURNISHED 1 HOUSE contain. 4 rooms. communicating,in.a good central et oy Borth. atthe corner of iecation, suitable for a glab yu ea ome The Dack 96 feet 11 inches se fornit ill be wold if desired. App t " feck of WALL, STEPHENS & 6., 933 Poce’ seen te between Sth and Wth eta, mh 30-3t* OR SALE- RES AURANT now a a good Bi vietneae: also s We satthe Paste Mythos the Star Office fre i to Terclock, mh 29 sun neon WILL OF A GROCERY AND M¥AT. TORE for sale at a Largain. Inquire of gna. = BBLLBY; No. 363 Rig ith street, near I street north mh 2: SOR BALESA OOUNTRY HOUEH, situated the parebasee, ‘ A ae A Lt ites EE __3 0 MeGUIBB & 00.. Aagen the Biaden«bur; ion. Immediate possession given. Apply af thiscifce, pater By W. B. LBW1i & Ov. Autioncerdy ~ rooms, tate rt ‘with furnished rooms nttached. Inquire im: | atreet, we ehall mediately at No. 452 Tenth street, joining woee’s Bauees raphic Aloums ard Thester ri Paper, Buv-lopes, &e,, FOR EALE-A Tiree story trick Or: een Gee ry Gol Bale ate! taining ten rooms, ie, W.B LEWIS & 00., Aust. offee, iN | PORSALE—THcGREENBAOW RHSTAURANT, Cirens as Tee eens ator ar oe ud, For information ‘mah asa at: 360 7th abresie to ‘a L.. CHAPIN & co. mh F DRNISHBD HOUSE FOR RENT—In the Firat ard containing ten rooms, completely fur nished. Poss-ssion given tmmediately. Tezms 25 per month, in advauee. Apoly on the prem- ByJ.0 McoGUIRE & 00,. Auctioncers, . iges, 145 1 street, between Zist anc 22d, or at 323 SOR 15) ATTRACTIVE 8ALB OF ITALIAn G@ street, between 12th anJ ith. mh 2-iw* RELE aKxD AL asaprse, TUCARY AED 3 200 APEE, ge, NOPE, LAN, TOR, FN, ea ee of which is ver: eavy W Hohe oak, the balance ix very heavy white ak ine, | aay, ani o ovening of ix ¢ Ext ‘ane , This timber is suitable for sip timber. Y mat ding | $F Suiie aaction on, the Act she. Aoetien: purposer, plank, & cj is 16 miles from Geor etown | Roo ge and extenal and 2% from the canal. Apply to WM. K OUR, atte Attorney at Law, No. 617 7th st. AY 2-5t* OR SALE—On account of other business—the STOCK, FURNITURE and FIXTURES, also. five years LEASE of one of the bast fitted ap and hest paring. E Hotels in the city. Will be sold very ance of Vi sand ines other Geet low ia isa chance seldom offered. Apply at the Philadelphia House, southeast coruer Mighth ae Harvie nod Alabaster Yass sae and D streets. ss a T° LET—A FRONT PARLOR, or ase room, fe reatine, Be . . with bedroom attached, cither furnished or unfurnished; suitable for a paymaster or doctor. Inquire at the front basement, No. 587 Hi stree vers and Tarzas. G: tn odin ot ibrar: alls, &o. | POLE Ti (SugiME puss tree | Ne deeeean Sa Pacey erin LE’ it! mediate pussessiom, athrey | z 01 T story BRICK swith moders imaprave- | thi willbe found Works of Aer ments. For terms, &¢., inquire at No. 414 12th | ani more “ote elaborstaly oa corset. os and foithed wna aee e the hours of 0a, m. and 3p. m, ever offe: m tnis city. tclongen of the whole will ba peared OR SALE—A large DWELLING and STORS, grote ety for examination on Mocdey, Mares t rit ice calc Straced, an old bara Weciee cask, AD 7 fee’ n str wer ut is oD = Lstreet north, in fee. Address W. P. HOWELL, | 7838-0’ J. 0. McG UIBB & CO.. Ancta, No. 317 Hollins street, tdoore trou Siriokor Bal- By J.C. pt! timore, Ma. missin" | PYOURMHOLD #UR Tick aT Avorion — POR SALE Tivee FRAME HOUSES. = i 40n THU BSDAY MORNING, Hareb fut, wt is very desirable property for any kind of o’clook, we will se!] at house No. 240 I stree' nesk, being om Virgipie avenue and 23d street. 6 JOHN RILBY, 23d street. hy, ‘erms: One-half cas fet » Bighteenth and Hoavenold Farniture and Pico e a deoaiey te i particnlars appls,t nh covered Arm Chairs Mahogany Side 0) jogany oe ad tween E and 6.and 12 month: aaa ———— ee b Ls Foss SAL Guocery, Liquor and_Provi_‘ fai hat fiot, dg Fab SEGRE in the Secon Ward pith Restanrant altsche Lease for years: 4) per month. 5 $1.50) will bus it, stock, lenge and Vicegaes, of will |G Rep ogve ed Low - ise Ooandsire t Dinir, balance in mh 25-20 aken partner by investing one-half ofthe amount. Tab! MITCHELL & SON, Ghairs, Real Estate Brokers, sontheast cor, Pa. ay Maboéas: sara Dhive ; . mh 25-1w* (Chron.} and 16th «treat Cottage bes. ‘OR SALE—The UNION BATING HOUSE, on | Hoek the corner of ith and G streets west. Et will Tn he go) ah at a bargain, AS e, owner is woing into other usiness. For particulars cal lon. she preg git Frame Pollet . ae PBAEBER SHOP WITH FINTUIES FOR SALE, Feecthes Sxeneemacs rte Kitenen in one of the best positions in Washington, Re quisites. with alease, Cheap for cash, as the owner has Terma ‘cake more business thau hecan attend to, Inquire at | mb ard J. ©. MO@UIRE & 0O., Aucte, No. Sg4 New Jersopavenue, near Baltimore Depot. Saad WiKGL ius Ate nh 24 dw * Bi La tJ | Gon saLHTA FARM of UGriGN pals OF A VALUE 8 BUILD. Forse ao Lor om rum Istamp —On THORSDE leages) Switch; 20 \ phe Slat Inetant, at 5 o'clock p73. we shall an : goad, wood, oak and hickory. sold foc | Font of these 4 Fels sl ITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers fag; raid Lot tronts on ith atrect, betwoes Dead LI _mb2tew 8. E corner I Mreets sonth. ronning back ninety five feet tom On BALE A Terms: Ohbe hslf cash, balance 6 and 13 months, | “Rig pditpatanis, abe old witnout "es le ip a) ‘O out reservs mis do GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aw per month net farot Liquor Store, ‘stock, licenses, MITCHBLL & SON, Heal Bota Qw* Southeast'cor. Pa. av. and 1th st. By WM.L WAaLL& CO , Atectioneers SALE-—A neat two-story frame HOUSE, | ‘the Horse Bazaar OS Sowh s ide La. avenue, be- pc + - BEG: Ea ie Ee an Streets. with back-building, containing 3 rooms. Also, aijoluing bet, eet front wits for scicattey, | AQ SIX TON FLATECRM eOAl 8.47 avg- sini bane) 05 feet to a 30-foot alley, with fant pevvinase BR or. small frame houses on the back of the Lot, situa Pie roas to car tle | Garviaest, tive on 13%; street, between B and C, Island. Can be | & 8% Ton Platform a oe ine applied for soon on the premises, | CoM yard and bas been used abont six mooths, and inh 24-15t* ie in perfest order. It is of the finest pattern by : Bite? cock, and has taken the p-emium over Fair- mh LE—4 FIRS {SS CONFECTION: | dav AND BRESD BAR BRS —The Confec- Ferme cash. toners nlocated at Bin. 120 Bridge stre ct ge oT ge W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Ww 01 u th | town. doing ail the order, business and a» athe a J. 0, MeGUIRE & CO, Auc‘lon Put trade thanany establishment of the same OUFBEOLD PUBNITU. D> the town. The Bread Bakery is situated H' at Posiic AvcTion.—On Ton MOND. Ries) yeore Kindi at No. 134 High street—the oldest estublished ha- | ING. April 4th at 10 o’cioek at the reridenoe of | kery in the District, at present doing a larger and | M,Oolom.Meq , Twelf be stor paying business than for several Aare. The | avenue and I arrest, we s stipete efron Now Fors stock, good will, fixtures, tools. &c.,of hoth will | s# fleet. ecm prii rip, | be sold united or separate as the putchaser de- t x pero ted, or ae re putcha Euite of Walnu! Damas covered Parlor Furniture. e proprietor prevents ane ising yarae French Sofa, one Arm and it. ONSTON. CK HOUSE, ie Brosse‘is Stair and Coe “ar” Price ivi, | Bronte Hattrea. Co _mar 21-1w Fron s ouly thre bares, fr. . ig fs 2 e extension Table. aun at2 ei! a Des phen China, Glass and Orocker; J OT La L Mahogany Sideboard, ‘Aretie extab Abate tea Rett, ice Pitarer ireets, north i futnisbed bed n4 an attic di: en. and a beautiful ball room. , contains tw Redrteads, paresah, Wasmend yg room. kiteh- yard 6) feet other font bets r3 lass la cer Together with a gensras”” assortment of Kitchen ear; all requisites, Lf and Fillows, for $3.00 cash yreat sacril * MI ORL X SON, Wen Batate Rookors, Tete naan. sinuMaatite nied clone corntk Pa? avanne atid dase! = —Stock, fxt licenses and furpitur: - J.0. MoGUIRE & Co , Auctioneers. aks Extures, Mecneceand oe (Rake OMRY SALE OF FORTY-BIX VALUABLE Lots 1m SQuarm ON THE HIGH GROUSDL Be- t front on Pa.av.,co TwEen M StRERT ARD New agen ed AND tof Pound. irepeavel ny | SUSTERNTH AND BRVBNTRENTE STRERTS— win on : Pthe Heat | Hhority atenerse of the Eapreme. Court of this stores. tel _in'Washingtua. | District. pamed in a causs whereia Riggs & Co sre i : la'nants ard the widow and heirs ofthe late he whe! f this excelle one y ean be pur: comp! rn a h fy D i i ib ‘9.00k in the ai t2: ¢: seed peat oy by BS Ks a paved at ep ng eg ap eet iy cai Ges ot ley, stable and carriage how $10.00 Equare No. 122. inthis city, (except th: ath weat corner, being i0) feet equare, owned by G. W. Riggs * sano | Hea.) ‘Dhe portion oftae square intended to be sol i i has been divided imto 46 lots of ab .ut twenty feet gond atable 5.50 fone nce wee Keehenige Tipe agai isa part su al Briek. on c} the h gh groune besween sent! 4 Anes Brick, on B st., bet ton and 3 My ag | teenth streets aud Metrest and Now Hew Avcnuglittie Brick Houselon Lat iby 10, °°" | av nue. (A ‘plat of tha “whole can be feea at JO. rooms. 2.20) | McGuire's auction rooms, spre Tle terms as pres.ribed by the. decree are, o7e- zon | fourth of the purchase. genes in cash, atid ths resi 5 | @ne at ai welve. and a teen Ww athe, to be se- 1,403 | cured ty the purchaser’s bonds with surety ant a 4 Ven «n the premissa bering imtere:t from tae. 110 oF et Pins a Code ne Sn &o. 20@ aoe atm: to be at the pure "es expens N st. betlath aad Sth st 5 > 1080 If the terme ef Fal aie arenes comp! lied *Mith with'n Desirable Bri on lith st us ames A TOK ¥ . fi strom the day of fale, tue loto: los will Bullding Lote in all parte sf | be re-scld at said auction ft the parshvseer MITCHELL & SON, Real Cee Brokers, } cost ard risk. at public an saes one week’ mhig-tapi cbt worved Bes va a th si. | Botice ip the National Inteliigeaser 6" Te | FOR LEASE OB RENT—A ter rbs0 Huts, J.C. MeGUINE Ls Oo, Ausja dent ane tod eh ee men wale of ie | MV. BUOKRY, Anc! ant sadnllshente TN, Florist T AUCTON-—A BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE mbl5-im 18th #t., cor, of Bcorcy Row ~On FRIDAY, the Istof April, at i BAL: A immed iat sion ven ie soo ES Lwill seil_part’of Docs 3% and 37 Fore LE. (apd tamer inte poten! on gi Baila” | fronting on the alley opp2ite Scoteh Row, Geor fect {roat, running back 110 feet to For terms apply to CHAS.H LAN Soe Sal E—Th SONTON SaRINGaTOUaE ca =: AP UCERE. ate Cie taser of funende |. Itwiil be sold areas fc Oo Anstioncert. Feasonable, a8 the ow.er wants to go into other ou ‘Lanloubi ge Fae ORE AND BEE ‘BO ped busines Gall early on the premises _mb7 Im” | sy. at W clock, womill elt at t House No°d19 9a trate two-story FRAME y cs nine rooms, together with be fees, between Laat ee tout with ob cholesst frai Mahogany Square Case Piano ‘pei Hallet eit a ean imp ot exe ellent Damask fof water in the yard; on the corner of h sts. Walngt Cirxea. Ofimson, “Bewiny 1s hair, * Orimecn Damask Window Ottomans, Fb ofa halt rine Boildn, LORE i call at residence No. 575. ‘ble top Pier Table, Mirror back, iT Im* D.oaRROL!.. | bephuner ret covered Arm Ghair, Ottoman Garvie ntique Arm ¢ hair, y4Lcabin TIMBRE | AND. LAND WOOD FOR | Marble fe Cen Bae The subscriber lagi for sales enperon lot of peop Comex mtaiay Plush covered Arm Chair, 1 Ww) arpovas; val frame 1 | distaneed elantailes from Washington a} Povel Brows and Giit Candelebras and G'rardolys, the a e road leading to peer farlboro, ‘Also, | Hall Divan and Side Chairs, erable quantity of the very best oak and | Mahogany Card Fable. hickory wood. For further information, address | Marble Top Cottage Setts. Toilet Betts, THOMAS BERRY, Pine Wardrobes and Bureaus, nast Long Old Fields P. %.. Cane Seat, Pack, Rockers, and fide Ohara, ar dawiw* Prince George County ae | Bese Hair reste BENT— With or Withont Board—An e Valoat. - Ww : lent Brussels and t¥ree-ply car; Ugg. bah ‘3 Williard’s, oad the st Bit nt Ome oa and "Treasury ated Bi gtate Fogguner with s general ianresat ieee Stacia: thehouse, four-tt meee by o: mcOUIRRS Go. Auéts: SEVENTH STREET 1 ss OF CONDEMNED aD HORSE AND MULES GILT, ROSEWOOD AND. ZANOE PICTURE Outer Quantsauaszn’s 's Orrion, « wut Woshemei PICTURE CORD AND PASSE..8, : ies We statein no boasting spirit that ° have re- ceived thin day the largest, newest an’ ont desir- able sew sty styles of the above goods e\:. opened in ing : Ho th eat di ficult betwee he gilders ad | and'menufacterers Gilt Fre Ce § an M paings public service, th t t) bs wateve een! ur ble to sup- * Hy any of the abovs goods, and notw chstanding | Bales to commence at 10.0" the er rae sea wae and is or, we are : is lot at our usue’ fow prices. Ror ent ne ta ar nem aia pe nea | mb Mt ey: Notes: ape cate ¥::4 sad enerays ne aver, ex <4 ery icture -wenbeot age Pw ‘We ocrespeettuly in invite a inh pecyant gentlensp in Washington | ine thie Geitcsion: “Our prices will be pea i Bel mks ur prices wi = | same i oe aaiohes, = ohall Call rit | Phe early and posted. Look around; 7 san ind rent any establish: mene. 5 ¢ errear Remember the ssa aye B