Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMCSE MENTS TO-NIGHT. Geovex's THEATER.—After a respite of one the operatic performancee at this will be resumed to-night, the manage. m presenting Flotow’s grand opera of «Stradella,” which will bring iato requisition the powers of those two admirable tenorz, M. Theo. Habieman and M. Franz Himmer. ‘The cast of characters for this opera isan admirable one, and Grover's will doubtless be crewded this evening. Forp’s THeaTsn.—Manager Ford to- aight presets to the public the great traged: « Bratus,” in which that eminent trage re Mr. Edwin Forrest, will sustain the part ot Lucius Junius Brutas. character in which it is eaid he has no equal. Vaxgietixs.—In compliance with the request of many of the patrons of the Varieties, Fitz Simmois’ sensational play of «The Female Pickpocket of Washington” will be repeated to-night, and we would advise all who desire to see high and low life in Washington to drop into the Varieties to-night. CanTxaecry.—The beautiful ballet of “The ‘Water Nymph: is announced for this eve- ning at the Canterbury; also, songs, dances, negro eccentricities, and the laughable farce of «My Neighbor's Wife.” Mxzrorouitay HaLt.—To-night Miss Sa- rah Hamblin, the accomplished vocalist, makes her second appearance at this estab- jishment. Simging, dancing, &c., by the entire company, making up an excellent entertain- ment. Mrs. Wamyur’s CIRCTS, at the corner of Sixth street and New York avenne, is draw. ing crowded nouses nightly; and this is as it stould be, tor Mrs. W. has one of the best companies now traveling. a enigne tt. Tae EviisTMeNT Fusp BALt.—The ball at the Patent Office hall last night in aid of the © listment Fund was perhaps the greatest success In the ball line eyer known in this city, both in the numbers in attendance and in the amount of enjoyment experienced by all present. The hall in itself wasa sight worthy of s visit, Of vast and handsome proportions, floored with princely marble and draped and decorated after a style that delighted the artis. tic as well as the common eye it was the most maguificent ball room imaginable. It may Teadiiy be guessed that an ordinary sized ball company would be completely lost in this im- mense hall, and in fact that nothing short of the immense assemblage present last night would have served to give animation to the scene and a sense of fitness to the room as a ball room. in such an immense assemblage it would be impossible to imdividualize names without risk of important omissions, and therefore we Must content ourselves by speaking of the g@athering in the aggregate as one of the most brilliant and respectable (for by order of the managrrs every improper person in seeking Admission was turned away at the door) ever assembied in Washington. Mayor Wallach and most of our loading citi- gens, tog:ther with very many strangers of ote Were present, and the occasion bronghtout an unasuaily good representation of the beauty of the National Metropolis. Effective music was another essential in so vast a 100m and this was amply furnished by two superb bands—ihe Marine Band (repre- sented in cotillion and heavy instruments) and the 17th Infantr® brass band, lead by Poppen- burg. which came in superbly for the prom- enades. At 12 o'clock the scene in the hall, as viewed from & commanding position, was certainly the most brilliant and inspiriting we hayeever seen in a ballroom, far exceeding in general effect that at any one of the various inaugura- tion balls. It was nearly five o’clock in the morning be- tore the good old Virginia reel, endmg the pro- gramme had been duly honored, and ayen then many of the young folks left the scene ot so much innocent pleasure with manifest regret. The ball must certainly have netted a hand- some sura to the enlistment fand, as large num- bers of tickets were purchased “for the good of the cause,’ by those not in attendance at the ball. In addition to the credit due to the pnblic- #pirited citizens concerned In the management of the ball, much credit is due to Capt. Scheetz, ‘who geve his invaluable aid with characteris- tic promptmess throughout the progress of the enterprise. We append a few of the costumes, for our ay Teaders : iss Belle Shecklef—d, of Washington, rich green silk dress, tasteful head-dress of red. Miss Alice Thomp—n, of Washingion, deli- cate ping silk dress, festooned waist; pearis in hair: \ery pretty. Krs. D—ing, of Washington, blue silk, with diamond ornaments, Mrs. Har—y, of Washington, tasteful colored poplin: diamond ornaments. Mrs. J. W. Forn—y, ashes of roses, with lace Noweis: very tasteful. Miss Matt—gly, of Washington, pink silk | 4 dress, spangled veil, very beautiful dress; bead-dress, pink and green roses. Mrs. Matt—gly, white watered silk, trimmed with lace. Mrs. Br—n,of Washington, white silk, span- gied man:le; head-dress, white pearls. tow ‘a—n, black silk, with white point ertha; head dressed in curis and pearls. Miss Louisa Br—n, white tarleton, trimmed with gold tinsel, handsome black velvet sash. Miss Br—wn wore 3 beautiful white tarie Tun; headdress, white japonica and tinsel. Miss Ang—e, blue silk, with white silk trim- Inings; head-dress, plain. Mrs. Ha—lin, crimson colored silk, trimmed “‘witn white down; head-dress, white japonica. liss S—s, of Mary land avenur, white tar! ton, crimson colored trimmings: head dressed incurls. Very elegant. Mrs. Latr—te, white watered silk, trimmed with luce; head dress, plain. Mrs. Major Beau—t, dressed in white tulle, trimmed with cherry colored silk. Miss Whit—ng, salmon colored dress, trimmed | h lace, white opera cloak. Miss Dudl—y, of Washington, elegant mourn- ing. Miss Susie C. Mag—e, dark blue silk .taste- tu rimmed with velyet; white flowers in Hattie I. Mag—e, light blue silk; head white lace and flowers; very preity. wih chery color silk. Mrs. Wa—d. of Washington, drab moire an- ua nesdaarése of white flowers. Eletch—r, dressed in monruing. s Chen—y, moarning, tasteful crape trim- Hue.ribbons in hai: ssed in blue silk, w address of pearls. Miss pana B. Turn—r, late of New York, ar in crimson, trimmed with beautiful ermine. Miss Bass—t, brown silk, trimmed with lace. Miss Rebecca L—n, of Washinzton, dressed iu white tntie, trimmed with blue: head-dress of white japonica. Mrs. 1)-g, dressed in blue «i!k, trimmed with white lace: head-dress of \. hite camelia. Mics Wa s, dsrk skirt of poplin, white t; hair trizzled. Pretty. Annie Morg—n, w! ed with crimson ribb —_—_—»——— way Roprery —About | o'clock yes- nernipg, @ man named Thos. Dounelly v officer O'Connell, of the ith Ward, and tea that he bad beew robbed by three yousg men who had proposed to go with himtoshow dum lodgings. Taey carried him uear to the { the jail, where they seized bim and his money. He gaye them five dol- told them it was all he had except oars. They were about takiaz hi: search nim, when he slipped and Officer O'Connell directed bonnelly to Ward station. fte tarleton dress 2 s O'Connell heard him call tor help, S@udruncing to him, caught a fellow named oe e Wright alias Jas. abe in the act of tng zy the robbery hago by him and his comfades near the jail. right was taken to the ith Ward station, and yesterday morning Was sent to jail for court by Justice Giberson, Jour is an entire stranger in Washington, ngly submitted to commitment to jail —Entered.--Steam- apire, Dobbin, from New York, with nn dize. a artcamer J.8.Green, for New York: T hill, Murtagh, for Philadelphia, brig “hb Heston, W, yman, for Boston, Sehrs. ax Yity, Boone, Annamessex; Julia, Mes- ® als Island; Henry A. Wise, 2, ; Mary Jane, Adams, St. Mary’s; pherd, Tucker, Hudsou;* ae og “Baltimore: Keelseon, yer. 3 T. ard, Croley, Tangier Sound: Uruiser, » Denis Island. joops, Ann ‘Maria, me Mary's: Relief, Homen, Nanticoke. and Aun, Quincy, Occoqoan; J. Ki teal ick, Malou, Pnitidelphin; Sarah @xu, Cranmer, do. = | Went to the 6th Ward Miss D—yle, dressed in white tulle, trimmed lly started as directed; and ina few | U.— Yesterday morning a yoat5 n Triehiman, gamed Thomas O'Bries, Police eta‘ion, aad stated that pariies were Mm pursuit of him, on the | churge of hayitg mardered oue of fais most inti« } mate ie ds on Wednesday in Swampoodtleand ; that they had run him ‘othe Eastern Banach. | The man was very bloogyrat the time, aad it | | was not lone before the odficers in change dis- | Covered thathe was laboring under the effects | of mania-a- Bech sud taey took care of him until Mr. James O'Brien, of Uniontown, in whose emplo he was, took chargeot him. ‘btr. O’Brien stated that Thomas had been on a | locked up in his house ty break him, dui during the night he escaped fone See Secoxp -Wanp Station Cases —Sarah | Williams, drunk; #2. y;$1.5S, J. V. Dishman, drank and disor- ;S1.5°. James Devlir, do; do, Michael den, do; $2. Frank Crosby, drunk; #2. 1. J Weston, disorderly; military. Emma Nelson ea $i. T. Montgomery, drunk; dis- missed. George: Spencer, drunk and disorder- ly; $2. Wm. Smith, do.; dismissed. John homas, suspicions; do John H.Gladmon, drunk; do. William Smith, disoraerly; dis- missed. H.C. Bryan, assault and battery; do.; | Edward Burnside, disorderly; dismissed. Oliver Nelson, drunk; #1. John Kidd, do.; do. Ed Se druxk and disorderly; Joha Flanigan, do.; dismissed. George han, do.; do. Visit or TH TY CounciL TO WasHtnc- tON.—The promised visit of the City Council to Colombia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, on the invitation of Mr. E. M. Gal- laudet, superintendent of the institution, will be made to-morrow, aud those going will leave im_ the seven o’clock train. The special com- mittee of the council consist of James Young, resident. and Messrs. Lambden, Streeter, ynch and Proud, of the first branch, and Samuel Duer, president, and Messrs. Moody, Evans, Wilmot, and Schwartz, of the second branch. They expect to return on Saturday evening.— Balto. Sun. —— An Escark PROM JAIL. —Wednesday night a boy who had been sent to jail by the Judge of the Criminal Court, made'a rope by tearing his blanket in strips, and escaped from a win- com in ooo Debtors’ department where he was confined. -The boy was cent to jail to be bound oufas 8n apprentice. xa ae ae bir ba, Ow a Strigx.—The Journeymen Painters’ Association at their last meeting determined that on and the first ce Ape, that they would demand two dollars and fifty cents per day. powevES Sree Mvusicat Sorres.—A pleasant Musical Soiree took piace at the house of Prof. Alex. Wolowski, No. 316, F street, last Thursday evening, when the Professor’s most advanced Ee in vocal music and the piano assem- ied for an agreeable musical evening, and ex- hibited the Pigseiency they hadattained under his new and facile system of Instruction. The Duets, Quartetts, and sulns sung by a great many of our young Lad and Gectiomen, ‘were mest beautifully execuied. and fully a; preciated by all present, and redunnded great! iv to the credit of Professor Wolowski 28 an in- structor and the truth and simplicity of his New Method ; but the most noteworthy and grat- ifying portion of the soiree was the execution of several Sonatas of the great Beethe ven and several of the choicest compositions of Chopin, in which Professor Wolowski exhibited those worderful gifts of which he is the happy pos- sessor. For delicacy of touch, feeling and con- ception, we do not believe that Professor Wol- owskican be equalied. We would advise all trose who seally desire to become fine perform. ers, not to neglect this opportunity, while this great European Artist is still among a=, and partictlsrly as this will be his last course in ‘Washington, betore his departure for Paris. se WALL ATTENTION to the sale thi by W. B. Lewis & Co, at No. street, embracing cver 200 splendid photo- graphic albums and Family Bibles, with the best portion of their large invoice ‘of silver- plated ware and table cutlery, paintings, &c., ec. It is seldom such goods are offered at auc- ticn: therefore persons interested would do ‘well to attend. mechs EF Ovr Lavy Ravers should by all means call at Piince’s Stamping Depot, F street, op- posiie Patent Office, und see his elegant em- roidered shawls, yokes, bands and panta- letts, He has the finest lot ever offered hera. His baby blankets ate the delight of every la who sees them. Give him a call if you w | Sorethins nice in embroidery, stamping, pink- | ing or stitehing. ap 1-3t ieee: ee Wx Catt the attention of capitalists and others to the advertisement in another column of this paper, of the sale of the large corner lot situated on Maryland avenue and 4¥ street. It is one of the best situations for a hotel now offered, being within three sane of Penna. ayenne. mh $t-3t* | spree for some time, and that he had been { as eas Brown's pir ieate TRocnes. These Lozenges are pre d from s highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronenial ATec- tions. Asthma, How Coughs, Colds, and Trritation or rs Sc Vocalists ' inl in clearing the voiee belure > peaking or singing. and relieving the throat f i ual exertion of the vocal organs gap inr adaptation to affections #hich urbv the or gas Pepeech, wh2-d&wtf ia tide Resions. &c.—Dr. White, Chiropodist, in attendance at his fooms No. 424 Penn day, April st. “wh 25 INAL. URINARY phe peda ren — Nervous, § EAU AL S¥STEMS—new audreli Reporis of. th “i Diseases oF 1H ANE H envelopes, o Ho hton. ‘iowa ‘2 29-3m. <= Gurat Pexysytvasia Rowrg. rsa Ralsimore and Hoarrishurs, to the Nerth and leave Washington daily and one 0: 8. Soldiers “sold through at Government rates. For tickets and further information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton. Offica open from 5a. m.to 9 p.im.; on Sun days from 2 to 4 p.m. 4 Be I2-ty Heaps THaT Reve against the rules of Taste or Bentity, in their color orin the loss of all their colour. may } a few moments to any Beautiful Shale, by x single application of Osrstsvoro’s Hara Dre. The rapidity ofits operation, pertect safety, por moxuent healthful effect, and the exeeédia | and richness of the hnes it imparts, distinguish this preparation from all cther Dyes in use in this country or fn CrrstapoRo” ‘3 Hater Pa a valuable adjunct to the Dyc,in dressing and pro moting the crowth and pe alth of the hair, and of itself, when used alone—a safeguard that protects the fibers from decay under all cireum- stances and under all climes. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, ». 6 Astor House, Sold by all Drugzists, Applied by all Hair Dress ers, mh $1-d&weolm ae Tur cHusPEST AND BEST Hate Dre INTHE Wort. —Never Fades or Was hes Out —Upham’s Hair Dye, BO cents a box. The bestin use. Try it. Sold by 5 Ford corner [ith street and Penn. avenue, Wasbingion; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. aG-ly RON, Agent, redin SERVATIVE, Jsentign setters ely Moh Desiniry, SBMINaAt Weakness, etc. 11 Be Cured by one Wao has really cured himseit d hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the ith. Address,” with stamp, Spwaro AYER, mst 2-D& Wily Lock Box, Boston, Mass. SETS Pes Srenmaronnnod COAX RR CURED d's Spe- cite a 2 of Power. naa ey ay a if Ss ower. ett, ie Tabeta nce truly mage Atrial at tse Brecih convince the most skeptical of | Bice 81 a box. Sold Ford, se er street and Pa, avenue, fauhingtia. Henry Cook, Alexandria, | ja6-ly gee WaAxraytep To Cuagin Six Dars.—Dr, Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five zens? standing. will eure Gonorrhea im siz iS. change of dict required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Heury Cook, Alexand: ja6-ly George Bruce, disor- | do. | alla. | New York. | | | DEAFNESS, CATARRH, fud diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. De. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Autivr of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” “ Letters on Catarrh,” will make his second visit to WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL 11th, And can be consulted at the Essitt Horsz for ONE wzRx until Saturday evening, April 16th, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES, Testimonials. Wasuinerton, D. C., March 5, 1561. Dr. LigoTHILL—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the wonderful cure of deafness you have in so short a time effected in my case. 1 was deaf for about six years, and for the last few years so much so that 1 could not hear preaching or common conversation; but now since your invaluable services have been rendered, I can héar as well as ever. In conclusion, let me say that the noises with which I have been troubled in my head for yeare, have also disappeared. Very truly yours, Taxes R. McUaTaway, loth street, between E and F. Wasuinetox, D.C., March 4, 1861. This is to certify, that haying been deaf since the year 1858, and since that time gradually losing my hearing until 1 was anable to hear eommon conversation or public speaking, I applied to Dr. Lightnill, of New York, who, after ® short and painless course of treat. ment, entirely restored my hearing. I heart. ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to the aeaf. FREDERICK ROBERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. WASHINGTON, D. C., March 2 1551, This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with deafness, and haying tried some of the most eminent doctors of our city without any relief, I at last heard of Dr. Ligh'hill and put myself under his care. His treatment was brief, and successful. I am now completely restored, and the cure is ap- parently permanent. I have all confidence in Dr. Lighthill's skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at Soszeu WHITNEY, Residence near P and 11th streets. once. Remarkable Cure of Deafness. From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Reetor of St. James’ Church. Syracraz, February 20, 1564. I have been deaf in one ear, ever since I was in college, some twenty years ago. By the skill of 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. JoserH M. OLarKe. LOGAN TRIBE, No. S, I. 0. R, A Grorcrtown, D. C Beg leave to respectfully inform their frionds and former patronn hat Aa eye their at Pompeian Tall corner Wasington and Bridge streets, on MONDAY, April ith, 1854. The Committee pledge themselves that no pains shall be spared to make this the niost pleasant Ball ofthe season. A good band has been engaged. Supper will be furnished by an experienced ca- terer. Tickets wa All full regalia, mar 30-eo3w BALLS, PABTIES, &c. ¥. 0. Rw. M. <K The members of 1. admitting a gentleman and ladies ecret orders are invited to attend in GECOND GRAND BALL or THE INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUE, treet. between 9th and lth streets, on A TUESDAY EVENING. April Sth, 13%. The members of the Olub return their sincere order of the Committee me EP GARRETT, Chairman. Yo be given at the TEMPERANCE HALL, thanks to their friends and the public for past fa- vors,and respectfully solicit their patronage at } ont Second Grand Ball. and we promise those that will favor us with their presence an evening of ure, By order of Committee. T. &. CLARK, Sec’y. BOARDING. OARDING —Those who wish to procure a ant spring and summer residence will 6 No. 212 Bride : erect, They will find ee des: 5 their advantage to call a Georgetown, near. Frederick st, pleasant roo: bot EVERAL G@ Can a be aqeomipedatra s pith pleasant Rooms and ood Board at 399 tween F and G sts, mh 31-3t* 'wo gentlemen can be accommo- ith one good sized front chamber (sec- nd story) and permanent Board in a rivate fam in Georgetown. Apply immediately to ‘A B,” Georgetown Post Ofice, D.C, References required. 3t* I y Te ) por manth B OARD.—Handsomely FURNISHED ad to let, with Board, Apply at 138 @ street. be- tween 21st and 22d sts. mh 2-lw* Notice. .—A few more TABLE BOARDERS can be accommodated at the European Hotel, cor- OARDT board, ‘leasant rooms and. first- ae G street, between arth ae | ner of Pa. avenne and Lith strect, at $5.60per week. Vrenkfart7-to 9; Dinner 12% to 2; Fupper ato rel ke. Meals at all hours. mh 19-2w No ‘O8.—On and alter Monday aéxt, 0. GAU- Boarders MARRIED, On Thursday. March oth. 184. by Rev Re | Mackit: Mr ALBERT PEACOCK to Miss | DAS. CROCKER, both of fax county, | ee DIED st inat., WILLIAM HENRY. » Duckeit. aged six the Qu Friday, th | infand son of S.A. aud Af, BT wonthe apa Div texe place on, Sunday, Apeil 32, ik.” Their frrends wnd relations are in” nd, between G and New 1th and Mth streets. T the Is st ai ofekonk « RICHARD in the 75th year of his ag: Mi friend are invited te attend ‘his funeral to- morrow (:d April) at 2 0 ‘clock p. m., from the res- idence @t his dau~hter, Mra. Richard, Adams, No. 345 Twelfth street. York avenue, On Wednesény. the 96th ult..at IPs p.m. Miss A IE R DR, of congestive bilious fever, 1g days, r de * i yolabi Ve aeeiYy ingited ttent her funeral o'clock p.) aturda: sg 4 from her late residence, 677 Sixth : See ft Bo us, our sorrows heal (New York md klyn papers please copy] On the morning of the 7th at. , ISABELLA Te Geo vs o. in the uth WHAIAMS, wren the slit Us, SARAT BELL, nter, nfy MA, i. in we tia w% perrcousty: MA rH ] jan please edpy will bo grovares to receive rorsiars reple 7 per week pa A ae GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE—LIVENSES.—All the Corporation of Georgetown on the 6: Licenses that date; pahery ine her will be strietly enforced py the ice. begets Han Police. uy LAIRD. Clerk. FREE VACCLNATION. N Accordance with « law recently passel hy the nuthorities, the undersigned will vaccinate zratuitonaly all residents of Georgetown who may to hiin for that Gutpose, at his residence. bed Abani street. ice hours from 9 % w from 3 to 4p. SH. CRAGIN, M. D. CH s. DONOHUE & CO. rpos a, PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No. 2 Bripcs Seneet, Georanrown. Allorders for Gas Fitting, Alteratiohs and Ex tensions will receive prompt and taithfal atten tion, Plumbing {mall its branches executed in the best manner. Wate# introduced and Hydrants put upatsbert notice. POTATOES—POTATOES! Fon satetors nue bushele Ponies Albert Pota- toes, just landing from schooner Byngton. In 'O7 Water stzret. eee ccoaias JONSON & Cv. NOTIC | dust Rese: igghank ge sate mass prime nex Veen saat oe W Ts __ WANTS, ED At 68 Wigh atest. G, experienced lage DA ccod Cd CARRIAGE Gaorgetaw INTHE. Ap- tea POR S ae e Bis v avenue. asc i Se a, and to make hy Address Box 46 Star Office.” Ww ld three years old, at room 3S Ebbitt House, setwels Wand to eee wast BD Bra respectable girl. ads re TONG eft a3 table white rR fe fi ap 1-3t TANTED IMMEDIATELY —A good W WATCHMARER, ona that exe betng good TOWNSHEND ‘& Go. p 1-2t* seb test \ ANTED —& thoroughly Pod ayy NURSE: ran English woman, or Scotch, or American. ferred. Apply at Btar office, box SI, for aq. ig 5 or prilnext must be paic within ten days frou | ap 1-2t* WV) ANTED—A competent NURSE; one weil rec- omme; ureferre. Apply at 327 H street, YOUNG WIDOW EADY Weald L t fA, one hupdred dollars. for which good boned FY ° “ce M. Dawson. Wastington Fron Addrers convenient fim WARTED.10 SELL—A neat, plainly and neatly furnished—a hile ch arding ho t a ieee (eters ae wo small houses in the tenent. Apply to Star ws ED. A HOUSE.—Wanted to rent. a house coutelning from five to ten rooms, farnished or unfurnished: location between Georgetown and Nayy Yard. Family consistsof somes wile and servants, Address“ P. C. C.,” Star Office.” near 15th. torent it to careful ice for address. 1t* ANTED—Dya gentleman and wile, (no chil dren.) by the first or middle of April. 2or 3 unfurnished ROOMS. or a small House, in a soot locality. either in Georgetown or Washington— e n until ioth of April, "0. D. M. Star ‘Omee, ap 1-3t' ANTED-A COOK qnd WATTRESS, both col Ww ord, Gall at 286 ‘north atrcet, between 12th and 131 31-3t™ Wisrep= Woman te do the aes 5 . &e.. of smn 2 sth strech, boise De ne. SPE SS ANTED—& YouTH \ Auge ir a 3 ‘3 of WW Anrte astet io the ar. ply eG? BOGUS'S Coal Yard, 9th atree 3L-2t* y Pees ood Sanna white or aa, at 3: ey reet, between ith ant ae Hats, near the: Melee: WARtED, first-rate COOK. Wish ‘and TRON ER at 329 New York avenue, bet oth and loth sts, mb 31. W ANTED—A good COOK, one that per a rgd the Business; food wages and steady colored woman preferred. Apply at 514 Path iat one door from Penn. avenue. mh 3) wa ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN BARBER. faced ven to steady man. Apply to S. FISHER SOT Tih sitects near Maryland avenue, Island, Joe will please eall: inh 31-2" 7 ANTED—A MAN to oe Harness, Beatie \ and Bridles. None but a good one n ly. Inquire at PU: MPHREY Stables, wk OF nal nT mh 31-3t* 100 2 S to any one that will assist me to get. 2 CLERKSHIP in one of the Depart- ments. An old and ex, perience Quartermaster’s Clerk. Address 8. C., fice. mh 31-6t* W ANTED—A cents ae young MAN to attend a Store; must be a strict Catholic, live with his parents. and write « good hand. Must bring g0 am roterGiae s. Address *B. ? Star Office. mh 31-3t ‘\TED—Two white GIRLS or WOMEN to to the count th two miles from the Nayy to nurse an infantand do chainberwork. and the other to do housework and assist in wash- ing and ironing. Gvod reference will be required. Persons wishing such sitgati 1 please call on Fri or Saturday mort . between the hours of io and ll o'clock, at the Store of ED- WARD WHITE. opposite Centre Market, 7th and Sth streets. nh WARTED—4 BOY to Tearn the Confectionary. Apply at 155 Pennsylvania avenue. be- tween Wth and lath streets, mh -iw* ED —A BOY to carry a route for the Evening Star.’ An honest boy reanired. Star office, between dand 5 p.m. mh3)-3t ED—A middle ag OMAN to do gen- Ww? eral Pousewerk, nA of three persons Apply to GEO. T MOGLEE & UO. 377 Datwect: and 7th. mh 3)-3t® D—A good COOK. One who thorough- ly understands her business, can hear of a itustion by &pplying at 459 Sixth street. tween D and E. moh gr3t* TANTED.— y ence, desires a situation as Writes a good haud. iven. Address ‘Mercantile,’ 1 mh 3 StS A ” YoU MAN WITIT SIX YEARS EXPE. rience in the grocery and Nquor business. de sires a Situation as clerk or salesman in some store in Washington. References given. Address W. Ti. T., through Post Office. nih 30-3t* iO FARMERS.—Three good farm HANDS wanted for the season. pply to the Governor of the Soldiers’ Home, Washington, D.C. mar Beeott 5,000 ONS SNe, WANTED te whee signed will pay one dollar per 100 lbs. fo? all greenveampand hospital Borvet, delivered their Factory, corner nd Gs *Snhot dm 2?” MORGAN & REINEHART, LAD 50, 50,0005 ERINO re Stamps Depot ae ft ng, inna apd i nd Wunbroidery look out th the field, Detter fnth ’s, who is the only prastical Peza in Fatreet. opposite Paten' ea ecity. Be sure 708 3, 000 () HoRsES ieee, ce ‘Wan Darant™: r, CAVALRY Burrav, aaah ~) wel Re pipet rig young tan of business experi- ia some Best \ mercantile house. references D.0., One red and nd forty seven (Gin) dollare per head nn Db id for eae ene ee VALBY HORSES V Al delivered within the next thirty (3)) days at the Government Stables at Giesboro, Baid dorms to be sound in all particulars, not less than five (5) nor more than nine (9) years old; from 143 to 16 hands high, fall fleaked, compactly built bridle wise, and ‘and of size sufficient for cavalry pur: ae eeiattions will be sly adhered to and "Earment made on dé dahvery oft of ton( a and over, ours of inspection from 9 a A Lieut Colonel and gute 4 uartermaster, mh9-. Nt vairy Bureau Ww aRTED aaron Mastins Liven. gad Gaim! to ider on Muslin 5 ric. To Jon Meads constant work and good wi given. Ladies poiring wil Piesas rine. brite Samples of work. rot oe Ape PRIN Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 351 F stron’, opparite Patent OMica. Hoe®. WANTED—From the frat of May,either turoished or eataraieh od, north of Penn. ave- HakictanawesTinge hoabepretorsel” “Adarete Bt je ans ri referr i Lock box 4, Washington, OY femtAot™”” ANTSb —DbECOND-HAND FU ATEORE, z nies Mirrors. Coomera: es nae. and eae “it Bogut, LAr oor deneeipuop.- mar S)-tf it. G and H. east side. LOST AND FOUND. 520 REWABD.—Lost, on square between Ith % and 12th streets, on D, a PORTEMONNAIE aining $93 and Ce pe of value to no one but if, on the evening of Mareh dist. The above yard will be given for the return of the same oe 317 i street, a Deere mane 22th, near Star 0: SAM'L KELLY. a Ag tty Rinks on the gaieht of the 23th ins un gh Ane Faip corner i6th and O streets, a red a COW Ht h white ff faces pTOPG At tached to front foot. and nate when she left. above reward will be paid fon her delivery or ace information at stall No, 70, Northern Market ap 1-5t* YOUN A BTEPPER, STRAY ED Pyar from her home, about the 2st. of January. BRIDGET HAMMOND, aged 12 or 13 years; light bine eyes. brown hair. All persons found harboring the said Bridget. Hammond are hereby cautioned to return her to her father, Any pera peeling zee ate after this notice will be dealt with according PATRICK HAMMOND. Md_cteont het (3 ond ~-Strayod. away on Welnestay, ILT. two years old. above reward by leaving it 4':. Island J. FAL REWARD. Marine hee r will receive OUND—On the 20th iuat., a POCKET HOOK oppyeiniag sum of money, The owner can roving the same and paying this ad- ciocet. Apply at Norbeck & Cramblitt’s ry) nter Shop, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and Moth Ste. mb 3t-' REWARD. —Lost 03 or inst. a POCKET Bi BOOK cunigining fro to $25, a receipt for 320 dated Madison. Wisco. Feb. 24. 1854, a1 gne geld shield. pin with * ‘Kent. Co. G, oth Wis rof 1861, lron “an guide ” engravod theton: The, above Reward will ae Henatt for ve return to B,N. MEEDS, room Wer vat “mar al-3t @ > REWARD.—Lost, on pues ay. am ae 2 e) C street or Louisiana avenue, between 9th and l0th sts., a aye lever, hunting, case Wat ‘CH. By leaving ibat W.L. Wall & Co.'s the above re- ward will be pai a“ mh 30-3t* N OTICE TO FA AND ULES OF WASHINGTON. FRENCH H COFFEE. ° This justly celebrated Coffee; nade from pure in Ps hasgiven great who bave used it pronounce itthe best ever mate, [tis healthy and nourishing in the extreme. Lt does not affect the nervous cepa romotes digestion, and is food for dyspepsia, (Bor invalids tts nourishin malities are oer Various hospitals speak ed from the fol- Pvathingtonat the man- Bett, highty of it, Rhe Frensh Coffee can tgs e amiped Grocbee of se! be Barbour, Se Seinmes® Go:4 E. Whit pains x oer Ps ae j tent Bite pices » BRIOKS!! t Pore pegtigne ass jiding ohare Be mas ke |, Detwees teaiahs. nded by former employers; a neat sewer AUCTiON, SALES. | by WHOL Wali & 0d. Auctioneers j 410: Bazaar, 98 Bowisiane ete ct: Wiand bth AUCTION SALES. ron ofan AUCTION G4LES 602 187 PaGs. ‘eas. THIS AZTER NOON AnD To-Moaaoq. RABROBANOR TO THI ‘2E ~ A putea rine te Sod ie au rk o. 8 Ha fore ot rk BDA ‘Peraegr Oa nswnen ace will Re April Iat.at 5 ovlcek on the gaan He Dronen' tet sell Let “chee 3, in square wind and is warrented tound in ah All a woe 1 on 15th atreet, d steck ere invtea to attend the sal ton ot ter to be 60! ‘gs namber of other Gorses, Otic Teed iat i ta as may be deni ‘T {Senta migra” oh aevinan Aneta, By W.L. WALL & 00., Auctlonse me ILDREN "a sions AND ‘TH aus the 70 day of pape av Acctio? —On Southwest a Weyas- jack ae April. at I o'etock 8.3. we shall ‘sell, im fromt of VaL Molt Patan vive oe aed 40 paire Ladies’ Gaiters and other Shoes, On FRIDAY AVENINGS 4 LON. 2a eeica Mince’ and Obildres’sBhooe of altkinds, | we wilt nell feation' Babean ts tention of dealers is tuvited to the ale, a | valuable: and choles sorieet old in lots 10 suit purchasers, Teibrecing vost atoms of OlL see GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aacts, Farouel ty the Valoing Artin — BREN + wa it auctioneers. brucghel Yew Bayran 2 AROSE aay Gate Gr teen’ denz. | Rigaud AXE awmbroler . sale of Be. ite Brongton, - ier Pledges.— fi ll, at our sou 2 Hut FBreckeivure Gan Qario Sarat DAY and Toners. April 4th and ith, ri 10 empideg o'clock a. go collection io Romanille at Bled ee. 6 scgaviat ane part of ke Sciam fy Kuetier Sort junting Pateat Lever and other cee Paintings are from the collection of . 74 bce 8, Finger ings, late Granville Be C oh menay of then on Eire Lp Ril ""Ontalogues 7 and the Pictures omer. ree Wearing Apps nibitign tbe ‘aay ms ro tbe eale WALL. & 00., Aucts a W. B. LEWIS & OO. Auctioneers. CH iG BALES AT AUCTION - Be Set BY: at 7 o'clock. at our “Glasses. Pane a ety colleen e of cnumereie” which we deem it Ais ome very Fine ie er mbS-4 GREBN & ate Aucts. Bhciseraonig Alvar ou and Poa aed ‘al Pocket ae ae FOE RENT aN Salm | oS ies ie, Spat eeu ay Knives &s. fatches. Fo BENT <A, snug FRA~iE HOUSE, contain- ing fou rooms. Large yard attached The Furniture fer sale. Inauive on the premises, First street west. one door north of L street, or at Plumb Gallery, No. 366% Pa. avenue. ap 1-3t* Rings, Gold Pens soa Pee ce fae lot of. Bngravings, se es. &O., ke, st W.&B. LBEWI8 & O0., Aucta. B: & WILLIAMS, OR RENTA STORE on Si atrect east and Pe. TORS a DWELLING situated on the | A DMINISTRATOR Banu oF Guy hes corner of oth and é streets east, convenient tothe | April, at 11 o'clock 8. m,.we ahall weit in rron' me Poorett in plarge aes and sree Ser and | our suction rooms, by order of f! Soo water in ‘ron’ oor. Inquire Personal ‘Bfects late Wi Ean EY, corner of 8th street ‘and Pi enue oe tir east, Navy a “Sige bie aia cane, Ancta, — L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers At the Horse Bases 93 South side La. avenue, be- cen Ith and Wth streets. T—One large STORE—a good stand for any kind of business—with the Swelling part. containing thirteen drooma. The house ison ith. between ant streets north. It would make a good boarding-house, being near the Post and Patent Offices, ‘terms inquire of me at my BIX TOM PLATFORM SALES AT aug. feed store, 7th street, No. 429, where the public Tiom~ On BATURDAY SAL, AE 409 gan always get feed at "the lowest Prices for cash. | Jost previous to our sale of Carriages, wie wil seit Dimenel oh yen tmeaiss eVAMES A. WISE. coal yard and hes been adout t six moaths,and ap 1-3t* ith st.,No.429, bet. Gand H. | is in perfect order. It is of the finest ra by OF RENT—One Handsome (PARLOR ant Piitehcoek, ane taken the premium over Fair. ir, ilso, other rooms guitable for sete gentlemen lor gentlemen ‘and at = W. L.Walh * 00., Auste. cir wives, without board, atNo stree! —By virtue of destrain cornerofK. maar | IN Cee he spods: and chattels Thad and tone tone: OR SALE—About 300 corda of well-seasoned | Mente of John or ground rents Gus 9a@%e Pine and Oak WOOD, stored:in Washington, | Steers to rMisgrudcr, oa the premises, situate For particulars inquire of Wm.. Bryan, No. 44, ceesnoen Tesmaviven opporite Center Market, between 7th and bth sta. r ane od" taarail at st Publis Auction om (OR RENT—A largeold-tashion MOURN SEES The provement cond street, Georgetown, containing 15 rooms. in- = above deseri! to satisfy rent due, arrear toS ©. Magtader by thesaid Jona gd. Coo! Terme of # aah. mh35-eoit™ J.M. BUSHER, Balif, McGUIRB re as ay ti warm or GASGRRER TP eot sD VEE ms- ATE, OF FP STREET PORT Wate Tene cluding a large dining room, suitable for a hetel os boarding house. Tinmediate possessic Thauiveat N o. 457 13th street, between streets, between | and 2 0’clock. mh 3 ELLENT ROOM FOR RENT, WITIL - Suita for lady and gentleman. Also, four more gentlemen can be accommodated with room and board. or table board, at No. 377 13th PON. street, detween New York avenue and [ street. pele KT sleek jon sel Add mh 81-3t™ the west haif of Lot No. 5,10 Sauave Bin ta ar, fronton ¥ street of 35 feet inches, [eet octresad By enarars improved by bya ‘3 fine fre e Se, e five rooms, A RARE CHANCE.—A six room i rughiy Fo Brick Hot restaurant. clothing store, &c street. now the most. streets in the Inquire at No.4 between . and F streets, between land 2 mh S1-3t™ RARE CHANCE— eae "s cost. L, Attorney. 3,9, uodviine'd Oo 2 aes. FOR SALE.—The \a desirable LOT situated on the corner hp eotnss, d avenue and 43. street, within tle By J.C. of Ponunyltaniaavente. ‘Ttis adiniraply rpRcerere sa force hotel or large. ial, Tt contains 110 Acam nare feet of ground, Capitalists will find rare opportunity to invest. Title indispu- lars enquire at the, blacksmith premises, mh si-3t A goo¢ TENT. 14 by 14 feet. nearly vax County, oe ~ i ome, matey poe ae uction ms of J, On TUMBDAY. tread of Masel eT aes ae Yittue of a deed of trast tothe subscriber beat e sold cheap, Inquire ata 5 ren) sues of May. one a os ed in in Liber B- Fairfax Gonaty. Vir, following. dascrited NISHED OTR] contain- lying and Sala, in the Connty of Pair- er ms. communicati ina good central “State of Virginia. viz: ining et A, furpttare at be, for " cl top # gone planted on hoses ide.of the Middle Pike mand eee: Os epee te jesit 5 , thence with sai: ke north- ‘westerly to desk of TEPHE co. Bawuel Perkins’ corner *t J ei ter. between Ms ly along id Perkins southerly along the —_s Porkige’ ing ts a stake L, thence nortwesterly slon, id said stake K. thence souther' A ths north fork of Holmes’ run on Kit Lo) fe krceyman ket y briek HOUSE. a ten rooms, situated 2 h “ n B and € sts... Island. n ine at, 360 7th street. toH. L ee HAVIN" € Go. ner, thence at valsee a staxe one pole irom can 32ys deg. gent =H soe 1 3. the b Bg 10) Acres. URBNESHED HOUSE FOR RENT—In the Firat Ward. containing ten rooms, completely fur nished. Possession given immediat Terins 126 per. pont. in advance,” Apply on th ie prein- ses, 145 7 street, between 21st and aoe G street. between 12th and th. 200 ACRES OF WOOD LAND % of which is very heavy whi oak. the balance is very heavy white oak and pine. This timber is suitable for ship ti ber build purposes. plank. &c.; 18 16 miles from : 22 fromthe can: Anply ke Wa. KIT fot R, Attorney at Law. No. 5177 mh oa account of Tana siness—the NITURE and gut RES, also, five years L, xase of one of the “term : Fifteen hundréd dollarsin cash on the day of sale, the residue in tysive mcatka from Lod of eale with interest, secured by a.deed of truston the premises. If the terms of sale are not complied with within ten days after the sale, the trustee reservea the right to resell at the riek and ae ed de- feuiting perchaser on one weeks’ ay 4 the Bycning® H.N GILB fol6- .o. MoGUIEE & CO., ‘Aucts. ar. t fitted ap and ieee paving. Hotels inthe city. Will be gold, very e7-THE ABOVRSALETS POSTPONEDUNTIL isa chance scldom offered. Apply at te cl the Philalelphis aoe southeast corner ry ih | FATCRDAN. Aprfl 24, sAsee Rous and plese. and D Bixeets. mh 2 mh 2-e0d ByJ G MoGUIRE &:Go., Auctioneers. J.C. McOUTREY & OO AS Aucts very de: rable property for aug ness. being on Virgipia avenne an particulars apply to JOHN RILE XCELLENT pr sechba | AmD oreo 8 teen ‘a1 a Terms: One-half cash: E Rrvects aT Prarie BaLe.—On Fi easbay band 32 1 ths MORNI: @. April:th, at 16 oclook, 3B ‘the dence of mexignani, ty. I st Detheva Twentieth and Twenty & conta, tom ‘abel sell the Furniture ond Masolaceneericiae™ Two very large and tlegant French piate Mantél Mirrors, in gilt frat mee, Vilget and Brocatelle covered So'a, Arm, and Bide air Whatnot, *. PARM of ® acres, 4g mile vitehs 20 weres cleared—hulance EE Sal. Seagi ‘a MITCHELL & 80N, Real Estate Brok mh 24-2w S. E. corner Pa. ay. and 15) {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—7,500 <juare of GROUN a nproved by aeomfortable hric sea, large a! honse 16 by wall buildings. intings. Rogravi now paying rocery aud Sinbroidersa Curtains, Bhades. Cornice. Liquor Sto licenses, ay included. Brussels, tarce. Pais snd Metlog MITCHKLL & SON, Rea! Estate Brokers, Beotch Ruza C: Extension Dini, ng se Piabie, Sofaz, Lounges Rocke: Superior Sewing Mach Southeast cor. —A a. av. and Ith st. eat two-story frame x 3 roomE. od eChairs, tool: at Tree Silver Lord covere! Dishes and Castors. Glass. and Orockery Ware. b ca; Waa front "Wardrobe, China, G: son the back of the lot. oa ween B and €, Istand. pplied for soon ou the yp mi Anice two-story BRICK HOU: on Ith street, betwee: nK aod Lsts nares from Penna. av. Pri Stoves, Re’rigerator, ‘Kitchen ‘Tenaits. | Tome cash. mh 3-4 C. McG UIBB & Qo., Austs. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Evrae gauy OF HOUSBIOLD AND 4 Kitcxen Porxiture. Pravo Woate, &c., a OTEL AND RESTAURANT VOR SALE E—T establish tis few doors from Pean- H By between 7th and Mth earthy nile contains to bath rooms ten | AvcTioN ~On MONDAY, theaih day of April. we furnished bed rooms, an attic dining room. kitch- rey il at 10 o’clook, a, = st = opens ofa deeli: ha - Javene. southside, between, ThIEd aad Vou. ni and @ half streets, an excellent aeooremient of Pur- t fora first class lager en, and a bea’ Square and admirably adi deer gardens hve years ease at $1.20) per year; all niture, viz — CM, witout, 1 't BON Heat Estate Brokers, | Excellent Rosewood Piano Forte, 7 ostayas. nearly orner Pa_ayenue and bth st. ie by pallet Davis, Btool and Cover. 1 8.—Btoek: fixtures, licenses and oe walrut Botts, Divans; Castor Arm and Parlor eo! uded mi we Marble-top Dressing Bureaus, > LEASE OR RENT—A large quantity of | Genter Tabla and Washstend! «iw Fniiting LOPS, # ssinates wa tn re | eee ee eee: Window Curtaite " in the First Ward, dent’s House a the omoasy pane eat Wan mbi5-1m at., oor, of Mt. (OR BALE, (and lon given.) & EF ‘hres mory BRIGR ‘auuek with bask fo ter anad ee at, 3 red Ea ‘uot been’ Penn. avenue near 4 veo Shelves. ae priced 7a Sede er Wardrobes, jane. and other Caairs, . Wha Chins, =o Mahogany Walnut, 4 Toilet Setts, FR ‘Saba—The CNION (BATING HOU: euch. aud offer Bedstenda, oct Nis cunee ete Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pi Tenzgnsble. as the owner wants to. wu Bair and Shuck Mattressen snd Mata: Hoffa Cra. aa te =e Fea ard Lares Water ight and other Bibves Fieoche. g:LOnS -afinatont with t|ecfarisitartca of Kitchen F, sistent eat y, other articles which we Stee alection: ig a cere "eo enumerate. Ei Fenn, © east, mh sist GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts call at residence No. 575. & CO. Anetionse: may-tn7 D. CARROLL. s* od OF bts Meno NED I PROPEUTY ON Tax + 7 ALUABLE eae AyD LAND WOOD FOR eof a deeree of the late Hreatt Couzs of We are authorised to furnish #20 Bosds i qntil the lst of August next, wen the pri eon ersiom ceases. (Setere for Stages aud Gol | ‘exeonved in How Yorn eel OS TTRAROU SY, ANE £0 our ng os Ae Sant { ara, BIS" ar otras a, e3angs for tale superior lot of | 4107 District of Orinmbin, besring date op the 2th ee nee be Be dae, 5 RAY Gay of May,A D 1260 nn panned ian owuse ta-wih distanced cightmites Wrashin ow. Tr | DW. Moore & Oo. are co: mplainsat and Geo. the stage r pg to U ‘arlboro. Kirk and others are defendan' ‘at! offer for soonsiderapie > aaarty cent oak ayaa! | at public TELSPARON TSE Pata on Tags3- hickory wo | DAY, the 14t] aD Laat ‘parts ia Sader 0. | Lots cf around rgog 7) and a nine ( (ae) in =| re low! whe tare ops County | fan lOc 'the pian of the city of Wa hingtoac as BEN i— With or mraees 2 I erniabed ecebel, | seribed ot eee proceedings ip in the ssid ig gauss = Fee PARLOR and several well ae Teprovga wreon, consisting og the Kir a lowes’. Willis iar sav and substantial two story Brick hogan Batent Office, Bost Omics and’ Prec oae oa tween rte tod sth saated on ine tariving asa epar ‘hood. Washington. Bo BS inthe Mifermt One Soi bird gash, the ronidue in two install TATES 6-230 BONDS. fries} ore ipavments. > ed res! UNITED SPAT Ea 7- $0 TREASURY NOTES, | tained uatil the whole of the purchase money is UNITED arate AX oz. a mae eon ogi the cott of then carrey BrAT SDT SuvaRs Wu Wal ayarces Gold, Sliver, sanvarreav'moser ;, Mxehangs 08 a war of Burope and the seinen artis 'T AKD BOLD, seal te follows | ond