Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSE MENTS TO-NIGHT. Forno’a THEATER.—Mr Forrest's production of Krutus’ Iast night was a grand affair, and was witnessed by av immense crowd of par- sons. To-night, at this theater, the « Octorvon, or Life iv Louisiana,” will be presented, briag- Jog torth the full strength of the regular com- peny Gsover’s THREATRR.— Although the weather was very disagreeable last evening, Flotow's | sdmirabie opera of “Stradella” drew forth a | crowded houre. To-night, we are to have ; « Faust,” sustained by the principal artists of the company. Those who witnessed + Fanst” several daye ago will doubtless turn out again to be present e+ its last representation. CANTEKEURY.— Manager Lee presents a great variety programme to-nizht including & beautiful drama, asplendid ballet, fairy pan- tomimes, songs, dancing. Ethiopian eccentrici- te-,&c. Miss Jennie Engle, the dashing song- trees. will sing some of her best selections. Mutnopo.itas HALL.—To-night Batler and Bartocolomew appear in their immensely pop- biar pactomime of «Don Juan.” «Slasher and Oresher,” singing and dancing, &c., by the whole company making up an excellent enter Sainment. +! Vanitetizs.—The principal attraction at the { Warieties to-night is Fizsimmons’ thrilling | play of «The Female Pickpocket of Wash- ipgicn, or High and Low Lite in the Capital.’ As this is the last time it is to be produced, we feel eatisfied the Varieties will be crowded. Mrs. Wapnpe’s ¢isaT NaTIOWAL Cracrs je stili in full blast at the corner of Sixth street and New York avenue, drawing large crowds night, The circus will remain but a few days lorger and we would advise all those who have not seen those mules (Contraband and Cunning) to go und do 60, EEE HONE MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION. This association met last night at the Union League Rooms, Mr. A. ©. Richards, Vice Pres- ident, in the chair; Mr. J. W. Deeble, of George. town, acting 4s secretary pro tem. Mr. A. J. K. Baker stated that at the last meeting seyeral membets had been elected, some of whom were present, and moved that they be allowed to participate in the proceed- ings, which was adopied. i The Chair stated that this was the last meet- ing which would take place before the day appointed for holding the mass meeting to ooze delegates to the Baltimore Convention, | 4,) and suggested that some action ought taken, Mr. Baker offered the following: Resolved, That the committee appointed to gelect a room and fix the time for holding Meeting for the purpose of selecting delegates" 4 the nominating Convention to be held in Raltimore on June 7, 1864, be instructed te give public notice in the Repudlican, Chronicle, and star, at least one week previous to said meeting; which was adopted. Mr. Coombs said that, in order that there might be no misunderstanding, he moved that the meeting appointed for Monday night next be postponed to such time as the committee shall determine; which was adopted. Mr. Eliwood asked why the mass meeting should be postponed. The Chair replied that there was some diffi- @ulty in procuring a hall. Mr. Ellwood snggested that thehallin which the regular meetings were held was large enourh, judging from the number who usually attended them. Mr. Deeble said that it was intended to invite @very ('nien man to the meeting, and that the oom would not begin to accommodate the bumber expected. He asked that he might be excused from serving as chairman of the com- mittee, and on motion Mr. A. U. Richards was | Appo.p ed cbairman. Fatb+r Beeson said that at the last meeting at which any business was transacted a resolution ‘Was reterred tothe execati ve committee inviting reporters to be present at meetings: and calling jor SD investigation into the case of parties =}mpathizing with the rebellion holding office. ie would like to Know what action had been taken in regard to the resolution. The Presi- cential campaign was coming on, and it wis necersary that there should be a comparison of views as to the best man for their standard- dearer. The association should not be dictated to by party The members of the association being around in the different Departments haye the verv knepledge the country needs, and it abouid be made pnblic. Applxuse by Dr Bovd.j he Chair stated the resolution could not be taken from the table as it was not on the table, but he supposed the secretary had it with his | papers Mr. Dreeble moved to adjourn, hut withdrew itso that nominations might be made for mem- bers: and after the following—Mesers. . M. | Powell, A G. Alden, Thos. C. Connolly, C. W. Kimtall and L. E. Dodley—nad been nomina- | +e, tbe Association adjourned. i —_—»—__— _CxnTBR MARKET.—The prices to-day were:— | 8 ¥or Beef, besteuta, prib, next. 20! Widgeon Mas Mallard .. Broadbi! oe 1 Sweet potatoes, iy $1 veal. - -1sa.0 Celery, per bunch... .ia20 Miutton, bestchops- 20 Onions. per peck. #1al 25 Lam, perqr....... $1.0 Turnips. . 4) Pork toa per. i6als Carrots corne 15| Beets... sess. 0 Sacon,hams.uncut,.17al8| Beans, butter, pr qt.25a30 hams, sliced .20n25| white Wal? breasts .. 15 Lettuce ..... : 5al5 shoulder 13 Cabbage, per head _. 5a25 oles... W Raddishes, bunch, ’: 510 ard . 18 Large rock,each ... $3 @hickens. pr pair.§1 50a2 Small rock, prbch.. 50 Bes, prdos «++ 30a%5| Halibut. Ib ...-..... 20 Butter, prib........ Son ih|Sea bass. Jvew apples, pr pk. 4020 Blue fish. ‘dried... Shad. per pair. Peaches. at 425| Pike. per buneh tetner, . pk. 40a50 Herring per doz... a bers, pet dc 25 Perch, per bunch 40 | erries. per qt. 15 Lobster. per Ib 12 urkeys each. @2a4| Catfish. bunch 5 rey squirrels . Rye. pr bushel 23.50 hickens, pr. |Corn meal . 81.35 {Ship stuf 60a | ¢ y gals Brown stuff, 6) p rk, 13 Shorts... 202! 45 Turkeys.ench.... 5 Corn, shelled $1.30a1.35 | Pilea cherries,qt.. 25 Corniinear,cbl.... 33 enia-n perlb...... 20(Oate,..... (eere each... Slal.k Hay. perewt ~ 21.62 Tavvastnek®. pair... 5 - 81.6081 75 Blue wing duc’ + =n G1.60 | | Tre ComMeUTaTion Vase —The Jatelligencer says of the c wmutation if the sentence of crath upon Kendr ck snd Pollard: «+ It may be que-toned wheth+r, during the existence of this Inw. capital pur ishment in the District of Columbia ts rot virtrally abolished. The Marshel having ro mght toexecu'e, and the warden of ‘he jail wot being an officer of ‘he | Court can the Court direct proces: ofexecution to 'Le warden, or to anv one else not an officer of be Court? It not, can a writ of execution be executed by anv ore! There are, it is said, cther defects an the new lew which areim- Derispt mn their character, but not necessarily, Priheps affecting the present matter. This jaw or ginated in the Senate, in whieh body it ¥a: called pp and passed on the 2ith of Feb- Tuary. and on the same day, under the opera- hor ofthe previons question, wes passed by the House of Representatives.” It is to be hoped that Congress will make hese to put this matter right, as it is not p'easent to have a no-panishment incentive to murder prevailing here oe ae RavipLy DisaPpeaRinG —The north side of ¥rdrral Hill is rapidly falling away and in a short time the wat! of the fort will be under- mined. The late heavy rains have detached jJarge portions of earth, wii!ch fell to the street below, and aiready measnres are being adopted by the military to preventa further destraction | ct the works. Thenhattis is now much ex- | pored and ovly the sodting of the hillside will save it— Balt. Sun. ———_ A Youne Suoriirter.—This morning, OM- cer Fsuier arrested a boy named John Doublin, he alipg » pair of bvo's trom G_ Heller's store, 182, 7th street. The boy is twodays from New York, end orly 13 years old, and Justice Guerson dismissed him with some appropri- Be advice. aa at 88. We LEARN that the Mayor on Wednesday ede arrangements to advance the sam of *21,40, being the residue of the appropriation Mece by the eity councils of $100,000 towards Siling up the quota of this District under the fal's of the President. Srconp Warp Station Cases.—E. Rickett. Srovk: dismissed. Daniel Ashton, violating tity ordvance; Jone Barrne, disorderly; Michael Ashill, yagrancy; dismissed. Ed- ward Rrady, dronk; do. George Seymour, | Sronk do. ‘George Sevmour, do; 32. W. H. Turits, disorderly; military. —__—»——_—— Ove Lapy Reapess should by all means ee at Pricce’s Stamping Depot, F street, op- Pete Patent Office, und see his elegant em- troigered shawls, yokes, bands and panta- jetts” He bas the finest lot ever offered here. ‘is tabs blankets are the delight of every lady “ho sees them. Give him a call if you want sou-ethins nice in embroidery, stamping, pink- ‘ng cr stitching. ap 1-3t = — Wa CALL the attention of capitalists and pie to the advertisement in another colamn o is paper, of the sale of the large corner lot ptuaued on Maryland avenue and 14 street. It = cre of the best situations for a hotel now “ered, being within three squares of Penna. avenue. mb 31-31 oe Disg a8 iene ASBS OF THE Sealed letter. envelopes, ft sect By ea Houghton, How a Bouth Ninth street, Plaieiphte moh 9-900 om | eter, with 2 tubes. 4 feet long. 1s G2orGeTown Councits, April 1, 1851— Board yf Adame —Kecoréer Cox being abcent, Mr. 111 Was called to the chair. A communication was received from the Mayor encioring & copy of the following res- olntion sdoptea by the Levy Court: Reso ved, That the president of the court com. Municnte to the Mayors of the cities of Wash- ington and Georgetown the fact that all the wiile probated in the office of Register of Wills for teven years, under the late Registar, EN. Roach, are unrecorded, and that they be re- quested to submit the question to the councils of said cities whether they will appropriate their share of the expenses of recording the eame—suih expenses to be divided between the -aid cities and county part of the District «f Columbia in proportion io the populauon of euch. Referred to the Recorder. The Council resolution authorizing renters of fish wharves to charge and collect 25 cents o& 100 shad, and the like sum forevery 100 her- Ting, or for every 100 bunches of string or bunch fish, was passed. The Council resolution in relation to the sta- tion-bonse, and the resolution granting Joha B. Devidson the privilege of connecting a toar- inch pipe with the water main on Water street were passed. Common Council.—The following commani- cations from_tbe Mayor were read and re- ferred viz:—Relative io an ordinance for the repair of pumps; and recommending the pay- ment of the bills; relative to a commanication from the Levy Court, in reference to wills an- recorded during the term of the late E. N. Roach. as Kegister; one transmitting the ac- counts of W. H. Godey and Jas, Goddard; and accommupication trom A. Uriddeil; also, from the Street Commissioner, a communication re- lative to the condition of Water street; from the Clerk of the Corporation, reiative to the claims of E. M. Linthicum; the account of J.S. Exsex, for livery. Mr. Peck, from the harbor and channel com- mittee, reported a resolation fixing the rates of wharisge on fish at the fish whar!, viz: 25 cents per 1(0 ior shad; 25 cents per 1,0U0 for herring; and 25 cents per 100 bunches for all bunched or string fich; adopted, Also, from the water committee, s resolution relating to the insufficiency of the supply of water to citizens on the heights; and suggesting the improvement of the machinery in use for the parpone of supplying those citizens; also a solution in relation to the hydrants of the town. Mr. Peck offered a substitute for the last res- olution, and the whole eubject was postponed tii] next meeting of the board. Mr. Cragin, from the claims committee, re- Tied & Teeolution to pay the claims of F. sirch, and others, for rooms used by the Judges of the recent elections; passed, Pettticns of J. B. Davidson for a privilege to improve his water advantages on Water street; of R Cruit & Son, asking for the designation of @ back stand, and certain bills against the Corporation for repainng an arch, were ap- propriately referred Mr. Hill, from the ways and means commit- tee, reported a bill relating to certun leas-s, declaring them forfeited, and reclaiming the lots; adopted. Mr Shoemaker, from the police committee, reported aresolution in favorof Peter Von- nessen; adopted. -sleo, & resolution appropriating $250 to fur- nish the station- house. Mr. Peck introduced a resolution granting to J.B Davidson the privilege of connecting a four-inch pipe, leading to his warehouse, with the wa er main in Water street; adopted. The resolution to furnish the station-house was taken op. Mr, Hill moved to strike out $250 and insert ; Agreed to. The re-olntion as amended passed. Mr. avis moved that the President be an- thor zed to procure a svitable set of chairs and bat racks for the use of this board; which was agreed to Adjourned. —_—~»___. ee * Trocngs. There Lozenges are prepsred from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Kronchix) Affec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Conghs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat Vublic) pesk nd Voralists Will tind them beneficial in cearing the yoica befere speaking or singing, and relieving the throat. after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, baring @ peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of spe mh 29-d& wtf pases a Corns, Bunions. &c.— vr. White, Chiropodist, will be in attendance at his rooms No. 424 Penn avenue, on and after Friday, April Ist mh 3% — (GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR, ra Baltimore ant Harrisiure. to the North and West—Two traina leave Washington daily and one on Sanday—qnick time—low fare and sure connections. Solliers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and further information apply at the offi cf Great Pennesivania Route, northeast corns: Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton, Office open from 5a, m.to 9 p.m.; on Sun days from 2to 4p. m. se 12y -0. Norton, Agent, —— THS CHRAPY8? AND BES? Hate Dre inte Woetd —Nevir Fades or Waches (ut —U pnem’s Hair Dys S) cents abox. The hestin use. “Tryit, Sold by UF rd,corner lth “restand Penn, avenue, Washizg on; and Henzy Cook, Alexandria. aé-ly —— Ne-vovs Depitity, SawiNAL WeAKNRSS, etc Can be Cured by one who has really cared nimsci? auc hund.eds of othe d will tell you nothing but the trash, addres, with stamp Fowsep H. Taaver mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Bux, Boston, Mass, ae ih Spe. TORRHEA AN BK CURBD.—Dr Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhon, Seminal Weakness ry, Loss of Power. etc, speedily and ef setuall its efleeta are truly tasgical. A trial of the Specifie will convinee the most skeptical of ita merits | Price $1 a box, Sold by b.O. Ford, correr lith | atreet and Pa. avenue. Wsahington, and Hegry | | Cook, Alexandria ja6-ly a WaARRANTRD TO CUR! 1x Days —Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specitic of sixty-five years’ standing. will cure Gonorrhea in six days, No chenge of diet required. Price $1 per bottie. Sold by S.C. Ford, corner lth street and Pa, ayenue, on. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja 6-ly On the 9th ult. Aloysius Church, hy the f RRMAN cv. Father Maguire, MAKTIN H AN to Miss SAD AH- J. BRADLEY, eld hter of James and Eliza Bradley, of Laur Frince Grerge’s county, Ma [Bultimore Sun please copy.1 On thetd of March.by the Rev Dr. Thrush, at the residence of the brie. Dr. B.C. MERTAM, of N.H.. to Miss ELEN W. WHITE, of Washing- ton, D.C, * DIED On the 3ist ult., after a short ss. MARTA © JONES. aged Vyear.5 mont! and 2 days, the daughter of Francis A. and Elizabeth J, Joaes angel, thou hast leftus, loos Tnost deeply feel, od that hath bereft us, He will uli our sorrows heal Vet again. we hope to meet thee, When the day ef life is led, And in Heaven with joy to greet tee, Where no farewell tear ix shel The friends and relatives of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral on to-mor d cloes, trom her spear Montgom- {TEUART & CO., Ss BANKERS, No. 460 Isr St., 0 TE THR TREASURY United States Bonds of all descriptions Quarter- masters’ Checks, Gold. Silver and Unenrrent Money bought and sold. Stocks bought and sold at the New York stock exchange solely oncommis- sion. Drafts furnished and collections male on the most favorable terms, ap !-2w* PROPCEAES FOR STEAM PUMPS, BOILERS, AND PIPE. CHier QuakTERMASTER’s OrFice, DErot or Wasnt Wasnineton, D.C... Ap Sealed Proposals h r until Monday. April 11th, 1354. at 12 9’elock m., the delivery at @ street Wharf, or Baltin Ohio Railroad depot, in the city of Washington, D. C.. of the following-named articles. viz: Bi One No.2 Worthington Steam Pump, com- plete 24. Cne Steam Boiler, 8 fet long. 2 feet, in inches in dia« ter, fire box 2 feet deep, 2fvet high, 2) inches wid. similar to the new boiler now in use at Mount Plcasant Hospital, near the city of Was ad. Four hundred (409) feet of Water 2’ i 3; inches in diameter, m- ve-named articles, offered by the suc- ssful bidder will he subjected to a rigil inepec- tion before accepted. payment forthe same to be made upon the delivery and acceptance of the whele amount. ory ofthe articles named will be required leted within thirty (30) days from date t AC Bends in a sum equal to the whole amount of the contract, signed by the contractor, anliwo 2) re- sponsible persons. the responsibility of whom shonld be certified to hy gome officer of the Gov- ernment known to this effice, will be required. Proposals from disloyal persons will not be con- sidered. and an oath of allegiance must xccompany each proposition. fi Proporals must be plainly for Steam Pump, Boiler, and Pipes and al tressed to the undersigned, dD. RUCKER, Brigadier Genera! and Chief Quartermaster, apl-st Depot of Washington. HITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES—A new French Cosmetic for beautifying, whitening, and preserving the Dompies}ae. It is the most wonderful compound of the age. There is neither chalk vder. magnesia, bismuth, or tale in its composi , it being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax—hence its extraordinary qualities for preserving the skin, aking it soft, smooth. fair, and transparent. It makes the old appear young, the homely. handsome; the handsome, more beau- tiful. and the most beautiful divine. Price 25 and cents. st NT’S BLOOM OF ROSES. a most perfect color for the cheeks or lips, does not wash off or injure the skin. Price 25 cents and $1. HUNT’S COURT TOILET POWDER, for whitenin, snd presietion 25 and 5) cents. NT & és Sout! . No aout RO’ marked ‘Proposals hlown on the bottles. For sale at A. EAU’S, 17 at itimore atreet. Baltimore, and W. B. ENTWISLE, corner Twelfth street and Pennsylyqnia ave,, Weshington D, C. rf DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Dr. 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, Apriv 13th, &nd can be consuited at the Espitt House’ for ONE WEsK until Saturday evening, April 16th, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. From the Rev. Fred. 8. Jewell, Professor 1 State Normal School, y, N.Y. This may certify that I have been, since 1814, subject to violent Penodical attacks of catarrh, marked by 8 highly intiamed conditien of the liLing membranes of the cavities of the head, producing a most distressing species of head- ache tor days at a time, wholly incapacitating me from business, and during the paroxysms confining me tothe bed. Insomeinstances the iufiemmation bas extended to the teeth, occa- sioning toothache ; to the threat, producing hourseness and partial logs of voice; and and twice it bas co affected he left eye as to con- fine me for a month or more to adarkened room. These attacks have been accompanied by strong febrile symptoms; by stoppage of the head, and, in the first etages, by watery discharg:s from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid and yellow, and towards the cloce of the attack becoming bloody and purulent. I have tried Medicines of almost every kind; external ap plications to the head, such as camphor, gin- ger, hot bandages, and fomentations of hot vinegar; snuffs of some half a dozen kinds, and othe: cstarrhal preparations, together with in- ternal remedies, such as alteratives, cathartics andemetics. These have produced no change in the occurrence or character of the disease, and, in most cases, with little or no temporary relief. I had come, at length, to believe the disease to be practically beyond either cure or material alleviation. Under these circumstances I was led some five months ago, to make atrial of Dr. Light- hill’s treatment. His method at onceapproved itself to my ncement, as simple, philosophi- cal, and likely to be effective. Notwithstand. ing the disadvantages under which he labored, in dealing with a disease of such long stand. ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys- pepsia, and constantly induced by the acct- dents of my professional labor, I found the treatment reaching the diseas3 as it had never been reached before, and producing such a medification and alleviation of its character, as I had supposed impossine. I chronicle the results thus. Although I have been situated several timee, co that I should formerly have b lieved & severe attack of my c&tarrh inevita- bie. I have escaped thus far; the symptoms of threatened attack have been very light. and have yielded to the remedies employed by Dr Vighthill, without need of recourae to the old hot ferme: tations, or emetics; and the dischar- ges trom the head have resumed the original and natural condition. [ count upona com- piete cure. ThatI have heen abl+, however, to obtain e0 material a relief isto me a cause of gratitude. In that alone, Iam repaid for whatever the treatment may have cost me. I make this statement unsolicited, as a means ot acknowledgi. g my obligations to Dr. Liznt hil.’s method of treating catarrn, and witha view to aid any who may have suffered from that disease, in forming @ just opinion of its merits, and its probable atility in their own case. Freok. S Jaws, Prof State Normal School. Alvany, N. Y., March 14, 1564. Catarrh Cured. From Rev. R. P. Russet!, Lynn, Mass. I have been much troubled with Catarrh of the worst type for some twenty years. It gradually grew worse, producing congh and hoarseness, destroying the senae of smail, and breaking down my general health tosuch a degree 4s to compel me to resign my pastorate, and suspend public speaking. 4 made diligent use of the useful remedies, such as snuffs of different kinds, nitrite of silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations, but without any salutary eff-ctas Last sum- mer I beard of Dr. Lighthill's suceessfnl mode of treatirg catarrh, visited him, and put my- self under his treatment I began immadixte- ly to improve, and this improvement has zone on to the present time. My catarrh has grado- ally melted away, my cough has disappeared, my voice hrs become natural, and I am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me advise al! troubled with catarrhal diffical- ues to apply to Dr. Ligbthill. P. R. Russa, Lynn, Maes., Feb. 1, 1562 mh 3l-eo3w BALLS, PABTIES, &c. 1, 0. R. M. LOGAN TRIBE, No. 8, I. 0. RB. A The members of GeorGErowy, D. C., Beg leave to respectfully infurm their friends and foriner patrons that they will give their FIKST GRAND BALL, : at Pompeian Hall, corner Washington and Bridge streets, on MONDAY, April 4th, 1854. The Committee pledge thems-lves that no pains shall be spared to make this the most pleasant Ball ofthe season. A good band has heen engaged, Supper will be furnished by an experienced ey terer. Tickets 31. almitting a gentleman and ladies, | @/All secret orders are invited to attend in full regalia, By order of the Gonmittes wh 31-4t* GARRETT, Chairman QECOND GRAND BALL oe or THE INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB, To be given at the TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th an? th streets, on A VUESDAY EVENING, April sth, 1854. The members of the Club return their sincere thanks to their friends and the public for pust fa- vors,and respectfully solicit their patronage at our Second Grand Ball. and we promise those that will favor us with their preseuce an evening of p easure Tickets One Dolla ladies. Hy order of C mh 29-7t* imittinga gentleman and mimittee. T. E. CLARK, Sec'y. ee ee saree PERSONAL. F MISS LAURA L. HAYWOOD Is in Washing- tonor Alexandria she will hear something ts her advantage by addressing" V.,” Box 156 Bulti- more, Md. ap2-Iw EFT FER HOME, yesterday morning, about !2 so’clock. MARY ELLEN JACKSON, colore about 9 ra old, Had on when she left arot striped d shawl. Her front teeth are slleut. 4 oftered for the apprehen-ion ant delivery at the Washin»ton Navy Yard, of Acting Master's M WILLIsM HORNBY. « deserter fromthe U Navy. Said Hornby about 5 feet Sinches in ght. of slight build and thin visage, with dark hair and eyes. OXHALL A. PARKER, Commande: < Coromanding Potomac Floti (New York Herald will ploase copy for one w and rend bill to Payvinaster Carpenter, Navy Yar y ington, D. J ap2-lw BOARDING. BOARDING —Those who wish to procure pl: nt spring and summer residence will find it to their advantage to call at No, 212 Bridge street. Georgetown, near Frederick ‘st. They will tind pleasant rooms and good board. ap {-3t* QE AL GENTLEMEN Can be accommo tated b* with pleasant Rooms and good Board at 399 18th strect, between F and G sts, t* mh 3) sant rooms and_ first treet, between Mth and 2ist. per month moh 28-1W* | INogrcs: few more TABLE BOARDERS can be accommodated at the European Hotel. cor- ner of Pa, avenue and lith street, at $5.50 per week Breakfast7 to 9; Dinner 12% to 3; Supper gt 6o’elk, Meals at all hours. 19-20 0: Terns $: OT! —On and after Monday next, 9. GAc- "TIRE will be prepared tozecelve rogular Table Boarders ty @7 rer week ja le-tf PERKINS, STERNE & Co., 180 Broadway, N. Y., EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PURE. Por sale by all first-class Grocers and Druggists everywhere, mh 30-3in* ILLIAM BRADLEY BEGS TO INFORM HIS {rere aaa ad beauufal stylet Moree Head Stones at a of fscble worked. to a all: ki to Biter and isthe for past favors and hopes to i th . Pe a Petwwoen 16th and eh att, ah Ie-eogms WANTS, (00% WANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel. H= mut be exprricznced as a hotel Cook. and come well recommended, ep 23t WANTED-Two MEN to work ona farnand +_ {food wages and adesirable ho e Star ap 2 JANT?D—By 9 respectable you int, MV SITUATION to do housework, ani te assiet in washing and ironing. office, CARP ESTER, WANTED anted immediate ; er three good Carpenters t CISEEL & GRIMES. High «treet, betwpen Bride treet apd Canal, or Bridge street, Georga- J It ce. Addreaa Box No. aeatae te t Si town, * NTED—A WAITER, at the Gosling House, To ene who understands the business $20 a month willhe given the whole year round. In- quire at the Restaurant, 247 Pa. avenue, betwaen ith and 13th ats, ap 2 SERVANTS WANTED-—A cook, chambers +” dining-room servant and coachiman wan immediately, Colored servants preferred cemipetent persens need not apply. Liberal wages given. Apply at residence of Amos Kendall, Kan- dal! Green, ap 2-tf WANTED-At ce Hi Hi atreet, Georgetown. D. ANTED—A good CARRIAGE PAINTER. Ap- Wis tod. M. YOUNG, 8r.,& BRO. 403 Pa Meret Liss sai i is tiene éi WAntep a Tes; ectaple white wor fo “care of wehild three years at room 55 Rbbitt House, between 10 and 1o’clock. P ANTED IMMEDIATELY— WwW WATCHMA’ ey In- ay ctical KER, one that can bring: good A. W. TOWNSHEND & 00° reference. > ap 1-2t* 516 7th street. a ANTFD.—A thoroughly competent NURS an English woman, or Scoteh, or American, preferred. Apply at Star office, box SI, for aa ond 8D WANTED—A competent NURSH; one wel ommended by former employers; a neat sewer preferred. Apply at 327 H street, near 15th, ap 1-St* Ww ANTRD, A HOUS#.—Wanted to rent, a house containing from five to ten rooms, furnished or unfurnished; location between Georgetown and Navy Yard. Family consistaof gentleman, wife and servants. Address‘ P.C, C.,” Star Office. ap 1-3t* x NTED—B: 8 gentleman and wife, (no ehil- dren,) by the first or middle of April, 2or $ unfurnished OMS, or a smal! House, in a food locality, either in Georgetown or Washington— Georgetown preferred. Addvoss, stating terms, unettaoet of April,‘ O. D. M.,’’ Star Office. ap 1-3t" ANTED—A COOK and WAITRESS, both eol- ored. Call at 266 north F street, between 12th and 13th. mh 3i-3t* Ww ANTBD—A WOMAN to do the cooking: wash- ing, &c.,of asmall family. Avvly st 454 8th atreet, below D. mh 31-3t® 7 ANTED—A good BARBER, white or colored, at321 Dstreet, betweom ilth and /2th sts., near the Star Office, mh 31-3t* ANTED—A good COOK, one that understands the business; good wages and steady homo; colored woman preferred. Apply at 514 Ith st,, one door from Penn. avenue. mh 31.3t* W4NTED—A MAN to clean Harness, S and Bridles. None but a good one need ap- ly. Inquire at PUMPHRBY’S Stables, back of ‘ations! Hotel. mh 31-3t" SLO BONTS eangaye thet will acsint me to v get a CLERKSHIP in one of the Depart- ments. An old and experienced Quartermaster’s Clerk. Address 8. C., Star Office. mh 31-3t* j ANTED—A steady young. MAN to attend a Store; must be a strict Catholic, live with his parents, and write a good hand. Must bring wood references. Address **B. V.,"’ Star Office, mh 31-3t _ ANTED—A BOY to learn the Confectionary. Apply at 155 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 17th and !8th streets mh 30-lw* 500 TONs BONE WANTED —The under- 2), signed will pay one dollar per 100 Ibs, for all green camp and hospital Bones, delivered at their Factory, corner 27th and G sts. mh 7-1m MORGAN & RHINEHART. LaDIBa WANTED TO Oabi at 50,000 bRiNdis fears Depot 3*1 F street opposite Pateat OMor and get their stam ing, Btitching, Pinkin, ir imbroiderydone. As there are otuer Richards in the fisid, iadies better look out that they come to Prince’s, who is the ovly pra tical hand in the city. Be sura you (9 to sireet. opposite Patent Office, mh4 3,000 HORSES WANTED Wan DeramiMenr, QavaLeY Surwac, OFFICE oF OHigF QUARTERM ASTER, Wasetmctor, D O, Maraa 8. . Ore hundred and forty-seven ($147) dollars per head will be peid for alt delivered within Government Btabl ro, D Bsid horees to be noms in al! partis then five ig nor wore than nine (9) yea: 436 to 16 igh, fall fesh-d. compactly dailt, bridle wise, ano of size sufficient for cavalry par ones. P°These specifications twill be strictly adhered to and rigidly enforced in every particular. pees pede onideliv sty o; tan V4 set Over. rom 9a.m. t+8p.m eer ote ‘AMES A. BRIN Lieut Colonel and Chief Quartsr uastar, mh9 Sut avalry Bor-aa W BD IMMEDIATELY—200 LADURBS to Embroider on Muslin, Linex Gamprie To good hands constant work acd good wages given Ladies spolying will please being Samples cf work Apply at . PREINOB’S Stamping and arora Atitching Depot, 381 F street, Opposite Patent Office. fe 18 OUBR WANTED—Prom the Gret ot May,sitn furnished or unfurnished, north of Penn. . and between 4% and 2th atre: ts, les sableaud be ferred “Address Be s ad carr’ 101 referred, re a Lock box 48, Washington feathy*” ARTBi —~SBCOND-HAND FURNITORB V Aino, Mirrors, areata, eds, Bedding aod iD, 000s of every ion aap ator x BUOBLY. 42% Seventh nt. mar $-tf bet east aide, LOST AND FOUND. GQTRAYED TO MY Place on tho hights of Goorgs + town. two COWS. The owners are requestet 1e forward, prove property, pay charges und JOHN A. BARBER REWARD .—Stolen, on the night of th 3st March, from my farm in Montgom county, Md. a valuable trotting STALLION, hands high. six ay, black man and ta no whit except, sit hind showy; has large feet ani very clean legs, i MRS. BSTUBAS, Sligo P.O., ap2iw* Montzomery Go.. M1 : REWARD —Losat. on square between 1th £20 and 12th streets. on D, a PORTEMONNALE coptuining 08 and papers of value to no one bat myselfon the evening of March 3st, The above reward will he given for the return of th 317 D street, between Ith and 12th. near Star OF fiee. fap 1-at") SAM'L KELLY, 5 FRWARD.—strayed on the night of the Ye) inst. from the slaughter house corner and © streets, a red CC white face; rope a teched to front fect avd hores when she left The above reward will be paid for her delivery or auy infe dion at stall No. 70, Northern Market Gand a y foot; very 4 fe same to ap l- JOHN A STEPPER, Strayed away on Wedn hyn tay COLT, two years old. The will re ethe above rewarl by leavingit treet, between Gth and 432. Tyand. J. FATRNKOP. FOUN D—On the 2th inst. a POCKET BOOK containing asum of inoney: The owner can have it by proving the same and paying this at- vertisement. Apply at Norbeck & Gramblitt's Carpenter Shop, Louisiana avenue, between 9th lith ste mh 31-3t* REWARD —Lost on the2ith inst_a POOKET it BOOK containin ‘om $15 to $25. a receipt for $30 dated Madison, Wisconsin, Feb. 24, 1834, aud one gold shield pin with ‘L.A. Kent, Co. G\sth Wis Vols., war of 1861, [ron Brigade.”> engrave t therean. ‘The above reward will be pail for is N. MEEDS, room 52 War Departmant. return to B mar 31 GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS *O BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ‘The subscribers will receive sealed proposals for the erection of a Market House in this town until rocn of the 16th day of April next. The building is to be erected on the site of the resent Market House, and will be about forty rect in width and nearly two hundred and sixty i th. a part of which is to be two stories and the remainder one story high, and the erse tien to he of the best materials and workmanship. ‘The plans, drawings and specifieations, in fall, can be seen on application to Wm. Laird, Esq. Clerk of the Corporation. and will afford all the information that can be desired by those who may feel disposed to contract for the work. The party or parties Whose preposala may be pted can have immediate puxression of the nite, and it will be expected that the work will be eds pret without soley = prosecuted to as 210 io: 3 practicable. early completion a8 practi iy ADDISON, LEY A. sun NN, beltckach = 3 es ts : CLEM Bi Georgetown, D. C., March mh 24-eotd FREE VACCINATION, N Accordance with a law recently passed by the city authorities, the undersigned will vaccinate grauultously apt orre of Secteoee cho wey lo him urpore, at + 4 Dunbarton street. ce Hours from 9 te 10 mh a-eost °° * SHAS, H. CRAGIN, M.D. "HOS. H. DONOHUE & CO. fi PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No, $2 Brings Srrest, GEoRGuTOWN. All orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Bx tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten tion. Plumbing in all its branches executdd in the best manner. Water introduced and Hydrants put upatshort notice. mb 22-Im* POTATORS!.. For Salelou han suabele rinee Albert Pota- toms, dust landing m schooner nm. In an sw wy 0, JOHNSON & 00. j.. =, agin vst red and for 15,000 Ibe. prime new ie a aaa ot) WELLa FOR RENT AND SALE. large STORR ROOMS and Oxtures, fronting Massschunctts avenue and rect. Onn be thrown inte one reom. makin room HG feet deep. Apply at 426 Maswaciamatte averne Bp 2-5t* FS R PENT—To small families withoutchildran or to single genticmen a nom¥er of very de. | sirable APARTMENTS at the northeast corner of | Cuné North Capitol streets, nearthe depot. Apply immediately and for one week, ap 2-3 Five minntes walk from t Jepart- st W . anew frame HOUBR. con- taining fve rooms, Apply to GEORGE A. LANE, hutter Dealer, 175 K strect between I8th and 19th sts.. Pirst Ward, or 95 Centre Market, ap 1-3t* COR SALR—A first-rate STAND for a Grocer F and Provision Store or Restaurant: 1s locatat in one of the heat streets in Washi . Stock on hand $160 A pariner will be taken bv investing ore half cf this amount, Lease for five years or mere. No honna, MITCHELL & SON, Real Batate Agents ap?-Iw* Routheart corner Ps. av 15th st, "THREE DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES AND A number of VACANT LOTS in tho Wostern att of the city at PRIVATR SALB.—We ofor flor sale two three-story Brick Dwelling-Houses, Nos. 21 and 2% Pennaylvania avenue. between Twen | ty fourth and Twenty- fifth atroets.containing each | fifteen rooms, with large ha'laniall the mo lora improvements. The houses are in fine condition, having lately been thoroughly repaired. tached to one of the houses it a. file lo 22 feet on the avenue. with choice fr erepers, &e Alsc, a three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 73 K street. with side lot, and containing nine rooms, with hall. Also, anumber of Vacant Lots. fronting about 2% feet each on Pennsylvania avenus, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-f'th atracts west For terms, &c. apply toJAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ap 2-daw ‘OR RENT.—A snug FRAMR HOOSR, contain- ing four good rooma, Largs yard attachod The Furniture forsale. Inquire on the premises First street west. one door north of Latreet, or at Plumb Gallery, No. 35634 Pa. avenue. ap 1-3t* Fo KENT—A S8TORH on #4 street eart and Pa. * 5 ith don the ent to the th alarge garden and fruit trees and od water infront of door. Enquire of W. H. ANGLEY. corner of 8th street and Pa. avenus east, Navy Yard ap 1st For RENT—One large STORB—a good stand for ny kind of business—with the dwelling part, eonteining joey aha! ap rooms. The house ison 7th, between G and H streets north. It would make a good boarding-housa, being near the Post and Patert Offices. For terms inquire of ma at my feed stcre,7th street, No. 429, where the publie = always aet feed at he lowent prices for cash, ‘cesession given immediately. : JAMES A. WISE, Lst* 7th st., No. 429, bet. @ and H. Fo RENT—One handsome PARLOR and CHAMBER. on the !st floor; also, other rooma suitable for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, without board, at No. 339 13th atreet, corner of K. h F , stored in Washington, For particulars inquire of Wm. Bryan, No. 44, opposite Center Market, between 7th and Sth sta. mh 31-St® B.T SWART. Foz RENT—A large old-fashion HOUSK on High street, Georgetown, containing 15 rooms, in- cluding a large dining room, suitable fora hetel ov bearding house. Immediate possession z:ven, Inquire at No. 457 13th street, between B and F etreets, between | and 2 o'clock. mh 3!-iw* N EXCBLLENT ROUM POR RENT, WITH Board suitable for lady end gentleman. Also, four more gentlemen can be accommodated with room and board. or table board, at No. 377 13th street, between New York avenue and I stroet. a * FOR PENTA RARE CHANCE—N ix room BRICK HOUSE, having been thoroughly and handsomely repaired throughout, suitable for a restaurant. clothing store. &c., Rituated on 4% street. now one of the most growing business streeta in the city. Inquireat No. 457 Ith street, between Hand F streets, between Land 2 o'clock. a é A 4RE CHANC R LE.—The larga and desiratle LOT situated on the corner of Maryland avenue and 442 street, within three squares of Pennsyivania avenue. It ix atnirably atapted for a hotel or large hall. It contains 7 s2¢ square feet of ground. Capitalists will find thi#a rare opportunity to invest, Title in liapa- table. For particulars enquire at the blacksmith SLOps on the premises, ma 3i-at® FOR SALE. A good TENT. Thy 14 F new; will be sold cheap. Inquire at 335 } land avenue, mh 30-1 FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—In the First Ward. containing ten rooms. completely fur niehed. Poss‘asion given immediately. Fern #1:5 per month. in advance. Apply on the pre: ines, [4S T street, between 2ist and 224, G street, between J2th and 13th. QA ACRES CF WOOD LAND FOR & of which is very heavy white al ont, the balance is very heavy white oak ai This timber ia suitable for ship timber. b =, plank, &¢.; 18 16 miles from Grorg-town 2 from the canal, Apply to Wai. KILGOUR, Attorney at Law, No. 517 7th 8°. mh 23-3¢ OR SALE—On account ef othe> busin sas—the STOCK, FURNITURE and FIXTURES, also, five years LEASE of one of the bert fittet ap and best paying Hotels inthe city, Will be soll very low, this isa chance geldom offered. Ap ply at the Philadelphia House, southeast corner Bighth and Dstrects. ‘i Tah 2) [AIRY PARM FORSATE OR RENT, containing Sacres, near Fort Slocum, four miles from Washi on, 20 acres of which is good gardening land. Two never-failing streams ran through ths farm; also situated therein are two never-failing springs, acomfortable house and barn. i rcld cheap or rented low. Apply to'S LIAMS. Attorney. 432 Pa avenue. mh et" for SALE—Three FRAME HOUS Thisis a very desirable property for any kind of busi- ne ng on Virgivia avenue an: 231 street. For prowess appl, to JOHN RILEY. 231 street, hee ween Eand F. Terme: One-half cash; bal i 6 and 12 months mh 4 ‘LIFTON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE. The above named Factory, with 30 acres of land, d. is offered for sale. erty is situated at the head waters of river. The factory building is four This pr Ft. Mary's stories high, with ample water po and ma chinery for manufacturing cotton yara, There ix w grist mi vern. blackamith a dwhoelwright eranery, ds aker’s itheight dwelling “h to the preputy, ‘To an This property offers ated at the head of a navigable stream, with alarge and thrifty community surrounding it, an abunl- ance ef wood and timber, healthy loca’ it can net fail to pay if pri y¥ worked particulars apply to'T.) W. GOUGH St. Mary's coun HAoT, foot of Md.,. or MORGA rect, (Int.J OR SA LE—A FARM of ® ac 3— mile from Scag Switch; 20 acres cle i—balance in good we oak and hickore, ill be sold for P20 ea MITCHELL & SON. Reai Estate Brokers, E. corner Pa, av. and 15th st. impreved by ac |, five rooms, and bow pay } per my Liquor store, stock. li MIICHELt . hut-:w* Southeast cor, OR SATE—S neat t with back -buildi adjoining Lot. 42 feet front. , runt ing buck 18 feet to a 30-foot alley, wit small frame houses on the back of the . on Ey ete ctween B and ©, Island. hou ht cheap. if applied for soon on the No. 67 Istg street. OR SALE—Vhe th ee-story brick DWELLING HOUSE corner of hth street and Ma ebue, possessing latestimprovements of gas,water &c.,with Tot attached 12) foet ¢ ard'curriage-hoase, Price $7.5 H ance $75 ner mouth, with interest op deferred pas- ments. Inquire of JN RK. ELVANS, 209 Penn, av..or JOHN H. BIRD, corner Md, av. and 6th cy and cy mar i-eo2¥ K DAL A nice t story RICK HOUSB, six rooms. on i7th street, between K and Lsts., only three. squares from Penna. av. Price 32:0); Inquire at 236 K st., near prem mar 21-2w* OR LEASE OR RENT—A large quantity of boiiding LOTS. 6 minutes walk of the Pzesi- dent's House and <.. the offires 'n the First Ward. A JAKDIN, Pioci mwhid Im 1eth st., aor. o| Fx BALE—Tie U BATING HOU the corner of lath NiON and G streets, 38 on At will be sold reasonable. as the ow.er wants to go iato other business. Call early on the premises RR ARALB—A first rate gwo-st, PRAMS Tova son talatay ine Dome, thesther with : ine Building LOTS. all set out with ahoitesst frait, mh7 Im* such as or. pears, plums, cherries, nm, wil of the beat anicetion: with a pump of exosilent weter in the yard; on the corner of @ and Isth ats, and Penn. avenue east. Vor further particulars call at terldonce Wo. 575. uwb7 Im D_OARROLL, OR KEN T—With or Without Board—An excel- k lent PARLOR and several well furnished B@D- KOOMB, at 450 Twe th atreet, w thin five minutes wa k of the Birkwocd House, Williard’s, and the Patent Office, Post Cffice and Treasury aud State Departments, e location is un-urpsssed in Washington. No children in the house. em tf netics TOF ANTITES AND i Sed tah CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, FRENCH COFFEE. This justly celebrated Colle, mado from pare ceflee acd coffee malt. asin Paris,Dha~ g yen great fatixfaction to all families. Those whe nave w it pronounce it the bestever made 1) is healthy ard fourishing in the extreme. It do uot affect the nervous system; promotes digosi on, and is good for dyspepsia. For invalida its ourishin, arious hoe. .tals » ualities are wonderful, fish y of it. , The French Coffee can be obtained f: -m the fol- lowing Hamed Grose of Washington. t the man- ufacturer’s price: Farbour, §&Co., BL. Jn-kaon, ar our Semmei Day Bali a yn. . E. 4 Morrison, Middleton & Beale, White & Ci Boned tom . me mn. Baward ‘Hall,’ ; ohn Farrell. Tar _29-4t* TP A’ SALE BY. MR. JOHN KELLY Carriage, one f ble one open Carriage, onoges of 2 Pr ape ‘The Be: sold for ni fault, le greys. Lo he owner is in otter busines. P jesiring to buy will do well to at the Fresco House, on street, between H and I streets, m1 5 for Fo ALE new ware PIANO at areat aserifice, ioe octaves, ele- 4 ffarjte Wastin td fo note prof. Alex. Mieeektte roowe, Hours of i AUCTION SALES. | ~B OTHSR AUCTION BALBS SES 18T Pace. icing et alre at bar wv te of Virgi at . the Mi: Lei] stone planted on the acut! «orth. waster! Boad, thence with molds as south Sere Perkins’ corner at J, thems.” Ke F . ly along said Perkins line toa oh 2 esta “ea southerly along the said Perbiza tine [rare Me. thence aortwesterly along sald Porki: : stake thence sonther 'y to the no: man’s line to H, two saplings a tale: with al! apd sin, legen, hereditaments, and appurtenances same. Term: Fifteen hundred dollarsin cash on he improvements, privi: a “to the day of sale, the residue in twelve months from of sa! putte interest, secured by a deed of trast om If the ternis of al t Fabs fo Feretl at Roget pad @ ane wre chaser weeks oe Byening Mar, HOW B ST. Tras . fele-taw 3.0 oe cOo., ance. S7-THE ABOVRBALBI8 POSTPONED UNTIED PATURDAY, April 34, same hour gud pines mh i-eod J.C. MeGUIRE & 00. Auchs By J.0. McGUIBB & 00 , Auctioncers. AERGE AND VALUABLE LOr ON 167m RB oDB Is: DATA 3.0 McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, 7 THE ABOVE SALE IA {ON DAT ATOR conseguence of the rain. til MON DA NOON. April 4:h, same our ant iyiace. —— apa 3.0, Mc@UIHN & CO., Austs. J 0, MoeUIRRe onsets wal SABLE TMEROU ME REST Bs- Terms z' One-third eed a the pelsnes in three eqn tents a! D secur: Sendo trart on the Promises. 7 ¥ nee cnveysnei a rohaser' tairoy ane NY PENDALU, Attorney. mb.Secdacs J O.MOGUIBB& Oo Ausis. B7TH* ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN co2eequcnce of the rain uct] WEDNESDAY AP- TERNOON, Apri! 6th sam: hour and place, W.Y PENDAUL, Attorney ap2 0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancte, By J. 0. McGUIBB & OO., Auctioneers, DRL BLE pelotch Sob ratasT oom Lim 5 monta.— Un WBRONKSDAY APCERNOON, Meee 30,at far o’ciock. on pus of Lots 6 ard 7, eet cn r of Tws! ing back 96 feet 11 inches on elfth street, i proved ty a haadsome three tory and basement Brick Dwelling House three roxme deep, ocntaining saloon psrior nine chambers, cellars kitchen, servauts’ rooma, bath roon, sup. pifed with bot and cole water, gsa throug hoot, and y on the rear of the lot, the whole sa- ith a rubsraotial brick we!l’ The honse is supplied with fine closets and pautriva throagasat, ard the entire premirea are draised througaa large Sewer crontipg nader the rear of the Jot, Terms at tale Conveyancer at cost of the purcheser. mba 3.0. McGUIRB & UO., Aucta, 7 T'R ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN enscquence of the reir, until WEDNMSDAY. Aprilith, seme hourand placa, ap? J. 0. MeGUIRE & 00, Ancte, by GRABN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers, OF HOUSE OLD AND XYeNFIVE BALE [+ Kiton-S FURN TURE PIANo Avotion —On MUNDA®, the 4th Phail eel at 10 «o.008 lacy declining housek: via avenve, south side, sod a baif streets, an excellent assortment of Par- mture, vz — Exceilent Rosewood Piano Forte, 7 oct: Beart ew made by Hallet & Davis. Rtool nad Gory, and Parior aTB, & t Bofas, Diveans, Castor Arm Mart io top Drees! lartie- iy Teau: EERE SET SPOR wintow Oars rocal . an ts Win avd Orpaments, sical ine Vares, Whstnot. Book Shelves, China, Glass, ard Oreckery Ware, Tavertry, Bruseels and other Carpets, Oileloths and Matting Mrhogany ard cther Wardrobes, Walnut, Crne. and otuer Ohairs, Vining and other Tables Common Washs'ands aud Toilet Sette, Jenny Lind. Frenca, and other Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Bair srd Shuck Mattresses and Bedding, Fine Silver pated Tea and Ooffve Bets Sottes Ura, ard Larce Waiter Cooking, Radiator, Air tight ard other ftoves, With geod arsortmen: of Kitchea Purniture, with msny other articles which wedesm ua- necetssry to evumerata. Terms cash. wh 3! St GRESN & WILLIA MA. Ancts By J. 0. McGUIRB & CO, Auctioneers, FoeszBorp FURNITURE AND BF?9°TS AT Popiic Atction.—On MONDAY M)as- INQ. Aprii 4th at 10 o’siock at the rasidane. °F, M Colicm re rgeute ate Lteflen Now York av-noue apd I +tr-et, we al veil bis Faroiurs an@ Bffeetr ecmpririne— Suite of RE pat Deriaay soveraa Par'or Parnita: comp) isi Large Frenc! ta, on ead Fix tide Chatrs sili Gilt Frame Mirrcr, Gilt W.ndow Shad s, Marble t bles. Walout Whateot, Girandolen, Mantl« V: Rocker, Fancy table=, Brus+e le Bta:r acc Irgratm Oa brovze Hat.ree Cil Cloth Osh es teraion Tabie, 12 Oak Diving Chairs, fina. Glew: and Orockery Bare. Mahogany Nideboard. Arctic Befrigerator, bata Tra Rett, toe Pitover eteacs, Pureaus, Washstacds, irg Ma‘tresse: Bolsters, and Pillows, Com!orts Toilet Betts. pther Stoves, with a general assortment of Kitchen Tequirites J. 0, MoGUIRE & 09,. Aucts Fy J 9 McGUIBS & Cx, Auctioneers. NCEULEN® FURNITURE asp HOUPEHILD M¥YROTS AT PUBLIO BALE —On TUSSDAY RNi- G. April th, at le o'clock at the reai- Gener ef A. Buckigeani, Bas., | atr at, deve \wentieh ord Twanty first atra-ta. we shall rel the Purr iture and Effects, comprisinz— ‘Leo vers large acd elegant French p'ate Martol Mirrors, {n gilt framen, Velvet erd Brovatelle covered So's, Arm, and Eile hairs, Marble top Tab'es, Whatnot. k egsnt Chiners Varea, large sis: Cil Paintings Bngravings, Mi Ornaments, Fr broideret Curtsins Shad: rnice. Brosscla, three ply, and Ingraia Oarpe! Seoteh Fuga. Gil Cloths, Matting Extention Din. ne Teb'e, Dining Ohairs, g Leungse Rockern, Btoola. fuperior Sewing Machine, Hat Trae, Filver plated covered Dishes and Oastors, China. Giass.and Crockery Ware, - Large Peyche Giars. Mirror front Wardrobe, Redsteata, Buresus, Washatands, Toile’ Fet*s, Looking gi RAnO5, Hurt Mattresese. Bolsters aad Pillows, Elenketa. Comforts, Sheating. Ptoves, Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, tT 5 EhSrd 3,0. MoGUIRB & Oo., Ancts, By GREEN & WILLIAM3, Auctioneers, ADIES’, MISS8S’, AND CHILDREN’S SHOTS 4 av ACCTIOn —In THURSDAY, the 7th dey of April, at 10 o’slock m., we shall seli,in front of ace Ladier’ Qvi 5 Prive Misses’ acd Childre: of al kinds, The atte invite’ to the sale, as they will be to'd in Jota to suit purchasers, Teyvme cash whs!-4 GRERN & WILLTAM3, Ancts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsars, NNUAL SPRING BALE OF fSaaC0 HBRZ- RRPG & Son —Eztensive Pawnbrok-r's saz FS unredeemed Pledges. —Weekall sel\, at our Auc’ @ Yo m> corner of Seventh ant D straats,on M'N- DAY and TURSDAY, April 4th and sth, sg Ses a = 2 sh selects ion of Unredeemed ec g-& consisting in Tr Gold ard Silver Hu: in Patent Lever aad other Wa cher Disrmords, Far rings, Finger rings. Go.0 Chane, Brie p52 Miver Vara, oS a vere Wearing Apyares, . jannes. Pina ‘arge collee'ioa af ecods which we deem ft To enumerate. very gommense with the Wate ym Mer B Termscub, 18AA0 HERZBERG & art. mhst-d GREEN & WILLIA! By GREEN & WILLIAMS. A: BUILD T i A ts NDEPING LOR AT AGT ool ie fropt of the Cage Pp. m., part of’ 18in seuare Be ‘bis ou N ‘and is between an a front of 2% feotd ’ hb; dalacce in six twelve mesiig. i putee bunine ttarety 8 Sond given “ArT conveyance Gnd starips Gt the cet 6f the 4s GREBN & WILLIAMS, Austs. G®Ars Curtings a