Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMOCSE “ENTS TO-NIGHE. Grover’s Tux¥aTeR.—The opera season at Grovrr's is drawing toa close, and all those who have not heard the sweet strains of these frtists should avail themselves of the oppor. tunity presented. To-night. for the only time, ‘we sre to have Von Weber’s much admired opera of “Der Freischutz,” supported by a combination of the most eminent talent of the compacy. Forp’s Tu sATER —To-night Mr. Forrest be- gins the third week of his brilliant engagement, appesring in bis grand character of « Mac- beth,” in Shakespeare's tragedy of that name. Mr. Forrest will be admirably supported by Miss Alice Gray, Mr. J. McOullougn, Mr. J. A. Herne, snd others of Mr. Ford’s excellent aiock company. VarteTres.—Owing to the immense success which hax attended Fitzsimmons’ thrilling play of «The Female Pickpocket of Washington,” during the past week, it will be repeated to- night, in conjunction with the great Ravel pan- tomime of “The Magic Trumpet,” new Ethi- Op:sr acts, new ballets, choruses, &c. CANTERBURY.—To-night, for the first time, Manager Lee announces the new and gorgeous antomime entitled «The House that Jack uili,"’ a piece abounding in funny tricks, me- chanical changes, transformations, &c., and Produced a-an expense of $2,100. The Bo. quet of Beauty” will also appear in a charm- ing divertisement and the ballet of “ Dorina.” Merroporiran HaLi.—The success of this establishment since its opening has been a per- fect triomph, Manager Gardner presenting new facee and new acts Eighty. To-night, Helene Smith, one of Philadelphia’s most charming dancevsee, makes her appearance, in connec. ton with M’lies Medea and Elise. Cracve.— Mrs. Warner's circus, at the corner of Sixth street and New \ ork avenue, will re- Wuain one week longer. —— Taz Visit ov THE BALTIMORE CouNcILs.— ©n Saturday mornin; delegation of the cit; councils of Baltimore arrived here in a special ear, and were received at the depot by a repre- fentation ot our City Councils, who took thems in charge. The visiting party was composed of James Young, president, Joshua Lynch, Ed- ward S. Lamdin, Wm. McOlymont, Dr. Geo. ‘W. Wayson, Geo. Keyser, 8. F. Streeter, Wil- son G. Horner, Oliver M. Disney, Robert M. Proud, A. D. Ferguson, Andrew J. Bandel, Glen) of the first branch; Sam’! Duer, presi- ent, Dr. Andrew Schwartz, John G. Wilmot, James H. Marklana, Hugh D. Evans, John Barron, Valentine Foreman, Wm. S. Crowley, qclerk,) of the second branch. Several other gentlemen, among them David Ireland, one of the directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Failroad, and Major R. A. McAllister, accom- panied the visitors, the party numbering alio- gether twenty-six. The object of the visit was to he present at %n examination of the pe ils of the Columbia Anetitute tor the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, to ‘which they had been invited 4 the superin- tendent, Mr. E. M. Gallaudet—the city of Bal. timore being a patron of the Institute, annu- lly making an appropriation for the education of some of the pupils. The State of Maryland wlso annually makes an appropriation to this Institute. As scon as thesalutations were over the party Proceeded to the Institate, and on arriving they ‘were welcomed by Rey. Dr. Sunderland, one o¢ tbe directors, in a neat address, in which he Spoke of the patronage of Baltimore, and the i pexallty, of the Government towards the school. Mr. Streeter, of the First Branch of the Bal- timore Councils, responded, thanking the di- Fectors tor their cordial reception, and pleazing Bumeelf to do allin bis power to advance the ioterests of so valuable an instituuion. Mary- dand looked upon Washington as a part of her ©wn territory, and she could be relied on to aid * insiitution having so noble a purpose Bs ( one ‘The examination was then entered upon, Wodcr the direction ot Hon. Amos K-ndail, the # res sdent of the Institute, Mr. W. H. Edes and Dr. Sanderland, of the directors, Mr. Gallandet wid the teachers of the school. The scholars ‘were briefly but critically examined as to their Ritsinments, showing & proticiency perfectly Surprising tothe visitors. The mode of com- Juvnication was of course throngh the medium of the sign language. The compositions of the Pupils attracted especial attention for their ex- erllence, and being completed in an incredible =bort time after the theme on which they were expected to write was communicated to them. At the close of the examination, Mr. Crow- clerk of the Second Branch, expressed the grsufcation of the members at their attain- Tents, and closed by reciting in a beautiful ommunicated to the pupils by Mr. Gal- BJaucet in ign language. Tre visiters were escorted throughout the buildivgs and grounds, not excepting the work- shop, where, during certain hours each day, the popils are taught the use of tools, and where some excellent furniture made by them ‘was exhibited. After partaking of refresh- Imen's the party tock leave of the Institution. They next proceeded to the White Honse to pay heir respects to the Chief Magistrate. The Inembers were received by Mr. Lincoln in his wsual courteous manner, and as soon as the as reduction was over he remarked, + Gentle- men, I understand that you are to have an elecuon in Baltimore next week, and would dig say, noi Officially, but personally, that L you will get out all the voters in Balti- , and haye them ail on the side of eman- ‘on? The visitore being good Union men, promised te do ail in their power for a Union victory iu Die rylund. Tie company spent @ short time in pleasant conversation, during which it was suggested tbat here was an excellent singer present, iu the person of Mr. Horner. of Baltimore, and the President with others joined in a request tora song: to which Mr. Horner responded by einel.g, “We are coming, Father Aoraham:” which was loudly applauded. Mr. Lincolu Femarked that the song contained an exceltcat werent, 3nd was sung in a manner worthy of the sentiment. On leaving the White House tbry proceeded to the Smithsoniaa, where 2 short t\me was spent in examining the curios- aties and works of art there, and shortly atter three o'clock the party repaired to the Metro- politsn Hotel. Here they were joined in the posers by Mayor Wailach and several mem- ers of our Councils, where an hour or two | ‘Was spent ip social conversation in the parlor, Which was interspersed with songs, recitations @od ac dresses by Messrs. Horner and McAllis. ter, o1 Baltimore, and Aldermen Lloyd. About Zive o clock the company, which now numbered abont ceventy-five, among whom was Mr. Gal- daudc<t. Mr. Adams, a deaf mute of Baltimore, Bnd others, proceeded to the dining room, where An ‘xcellent dinner was served up—Mayor Wallach taking the head of the table, with ‘Mesers. Young and Duer on his right and left. After full justice bat been done, Mayor Wal- Jach arose aud expressed the unalloyed grati- fication and pleasure of the Uorporation of W as oington in meeting 'he corporate authorities of Palumore. He referred to the publie school rests of both cities, and also to the fire riment, and predicted that the day was far distant when we would have a fire iment which would do credit to the city. commitiee had, & few weeks since, had Ocular demonstration of the advantages of the #earm paid fire department in Baltimore, and to their visit there was the present meeting auritutable. They had visited during the day @ noble ipstitotion, of which this city was proud, and he psid a high compliment to the Superintendent, Mr. Galle utet, to whom much of is snecess was owing. Their visit to the President was next alluded to, and he knew they were delighted with Mr. Lincoln, for the Manner in which he received them was Mr. Javcoln all over, und closed by proposing, w(ser Friends from Baltimore, and the City dtseti> Which was drunk with applause, r. Wilmot responded, ref-rring to the Jsie visit of the “Fire Depaytment Com- mittee of Wasbington to Baltimore, and the triendsbip which had sprung up between tae corp rate authorities of the two cities, which be Loped would more firmly onite taem. The ‘visit to the deaf and dumb had had its effect on ii; with bir a tender chord had been touched, and be would now go back with a determina- tion to do all im his power to advance their interests. This city, bearing the name of the Father of his Couatry, was a few years since #ld to be disloyal; but while, no doubt, there 7 traitors bere, tha popular heart of the people was loyal. In this respect Washinzton “was in come measure like their own city. Bal- timers a few years since bore a d:shonoraple mime, which he acknowledged to have been merited; for g¢be authorities were thea disloyal, aud suffered & mod to shoot down Union sol- diers who were burtving through their city to rotect this capital; but the people bad rallied n defense of the nation, and had redeemed her good ame, and since then they had sent many of hir young men to fight the battles of their country. The people were now aroused, and with the rallying cry of emancipation, they vit strike <iow'n the only excuse the South their gebellion against the Government. peo-, pie are determined that the last vestige of sla- ‘viry in their State shall be swept away. He felt that Maryland was a free State now, no slavery existing within its borders except by the mere letter of the law. Mr. Horner's health was proposed and drank, t waich he responded by singing «The flag “with thirty-four Se cehe ‘ Mr. Streeter gave ‘* ire of friendship in the be arts of Baltimore ins and Washi: er oy May-no fire department, paid or other wise, e@ver be able to quench its flames;” which was drank with mach applause, The time for leaving being close at hand, the company separated, and the visitors were es. corted to the depot, where they took the 7.30 tain fur home, @. Au wagon | asmall arr st. Captain who se A suspicion. ered. U; north of Corys, Buncrane. By 2 Awe Partie Ar- ‘| REGTED.— About entay core) o atro}man wont ti ioc ae ar aoae is rounds, discovered the store door 0: id. & Co Jonn . corner of 8th and L streets, Oper, and large quantities of flour, butter, tea, &c, outside. Suspecting robbery, the officer remained until roundsman Greer arrived, when both the officers Isid in wait for the thieves. Very scon a wi driver discovering the officers turned his horse, ard by driving fariouely effected his escape, | not, however, until he found it necessary to leave the horse and wagon and take to his heels. Roundeman Greer secured mn drove up, but the the horse and . Officer Parker followed the driver square, ie sixteen tropolitan Hotel, from M: Lazenby, #132 in money and a silver watc from Osborn Fontleroy, and various small ar- ticles trom Richard Lazenby, Ann Watkins and Wm. Payne, all of whom were arrested on fficer Barclay was set to watch the house while the examining officers went to the station- house with the articles they recov- pon their return, they caught the in- mates of the house in the act of burning some very valuable tools, easily identifi Officer Simonds went to the stove and took out 4 plow plane, (the stock, of rosewood, neatly set with bone,) a sash saw, & horse-whip, and | several squares, firing his revolver at him to bring him toa halt, but heescaped. The house was entered by for:ing the cellar door on the Sth street front. Officer Parker, returning to the store, met a colored man named Henry Plummer coming from the store, and arrested | him on suspicion, and carried him before Jus- tice Thompson, who sent him to jail for a hear- ing. Sergeant Skippon, in compan: ree Tait and detachments of the ‘bird Ward police, went to the house of Piam- mer, ard found a very large quantity of goods believed to be stolen—5 boxes of champagne, marked O.S.& J. ©.,6 bottles whisky, 9 do. champagne, 1 do. claret,a quarter cask with whisky, a box containirg lard, butter and hams, carpenter's tools, marked J. Vance, J. S. Brown and Obold, and others with private marke, trunks contaiming clothing, a quantity of onions, a valise of clothing, hat box and black silk hat, articles of tinware, a bridle, black frock coat marked 13.159, taloons, 2 cascimere vests marked 33.30, a tape line marked King & Burchell, a jar of liquorice, &@ monty drawer, & barrel scraper, a large tape line, 2 bars of tobacco, 1 towel marked E. These goods are alletored at the Se: Station for identification. The house is on 14th street, between RB street and Ohio avenue. ficer Johnson arrested Warner Cropp, who aamitted that he drove the wagon the evening before, and Officer Voss arrested a girl named Betsy Johnson, who lived with Plummer, who was held for hearing. The horse belongs to Mr. R. Willett, and was stolen from his stable, near Plummer’s house. The goods stolen are supposed to be part of the spoils of five differ- ent robberies recently pe: Last night Sergeant Ti monds and Vose, went to the house of Mary |- Lazenby, near by Plammer’s, and recovered & gold ping, a breastpin from John Ulaiborne, 857 50 in mone Brown's and with Ser- cond and 3 pairs of pan- mb. or. trated. it, with Officers Si- spoons, marked —— se morrow afternoon, Gewnat SALE oF VALUABLE RuAL ESTATE. Probably no such important sale of real estate bas occurred for years here as that of the cele- brated ‘Davidson Estate,” to take place to- at the auction rooms of McGuire & Co , corner of Tenth and D streets. The property, which is perhaps the most eli- gibly situated for building sites for first.class Tesidences of any in Washington, has been di- vided into convenient lots; and from their num- ber (come SU) and variety it is certain that all tastes and classes of customers can be snited in a purchase. The property is mainly on the high grounds ennsylvyania avenue, between 9th and 15th streets west, a commanding situation, well drained, and destined to be the finest part of_the city at no distant day. Wevallattention tothe advertisement, aud advise these in quest of this class of property to be present at the sale, as such an opportu- nity to invest money advantageously may not occur again in a life-time. —_—_—~.—— Hanpsowe Reser. The concert on Easter Monday night, under the efficient management of Mr. John F. Ellis, treasurer, netted, we are glad to learn, some $1,200 for the benefit of that noble charity, the St. Joseph’s Orphan Boys’ Arylum. The concert was a very fine one, | the best musical talent of the metropolis having volunteered for the occasion. — JAUGRT IN THE ACT OF GAMBLING.—On Saturday night several detectives made a de- | scent on the Lichau House, on Lonisiana ave , | near Sixth street. Six civilians were arrested | and teen to ie Central Garcons, and L + Ss: -, ” jo | three officers, who were among the party, were er ithe Sailor Boy’s Dream,” whick | ordered to report to Colonel Ingraham under Twenty-six dollars in money and a number of “caecks” were seized. ee Sa a ia es them. ing or stitching. Br AND SEXUAL SYSTEM in Reports of the mail in sealed letter envy iress D at ciation, No. 3 South Ninth st Pa Brtoxs will be in attends: 1 | avenue, on and after Frida’ Scheetz’s Joseph cipe fo , Asthma 2= OVGHT on Saturday. aud can be seen at 4! Peungylya ted to ea! A Bocus LivvTenant.—Yeeterday one of officers arrested Charles Borland, of the 2d D. C. regiment, on the cnarge of playing Heutenant, wearing shoulder straps, &c., without authority. Borland is said tohave | come out in thé 2d Michigan regiment, from | which he deserted and enlisted in the 2d Dis- trict, in which he has re-enlisted, and was on a furlough when arreste = ge AT AW ELECTION held last Friday evening by the Active Associstion of the Columbia Engine Company, No. 1, for cfficere, the following gentlemen were el apg year: Preside } President, | McKenna; Treasurer, e tor the ensu- » James F. Martin: Vice Acton —--- | Orr Lapy Reapers should by all means | call at Prince’s Stamping Depot, F street, op- | posite Patent Office, und see hig elegant em- | broidered shawls, yokes, band® aud panta- letts. He has the finest lot ever offered here, liis baby blankets are the delight of every lady Give him a call if you want —— W's BroncniaL Trocurs are prepared r alleviating Br Honrseners, — oward Killin H eat his Sateees tae und Veralt r | Somethins nice in embroidery, stamping, pink- ap i-3t fron Coughs, . and lie’ peake ‘ Will find them beneficial in ng the voice before speaking or singing,and rlieving the throat after any uuusval exertion of the vocal organr, having # tation to affections which distarh the organs of sp mh 29-d& wtf Diseases OF THK Nexvous, SeMInAL, URINARY new andreliable traatment— | Association—sent by tree of charge. on, Howard Asso: vet, Phi adelphia mh 2-30 . White, Chiropodist, rooms No. 424 Penn April Ist. mh 26 Great PRNNsytvanta Rove, cia Baltimore and Harrishurg. to the North and West.-Two traina leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick | time—low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ | tieketa sold through at G | tickets and further information ap of Great Pennsylvania Route, nort | Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- Office open from 5a. m. to 9 from2to4p.m, | {ton | day {| se 12-4 y E ernment rates, For ply at the office east corner of p.m.; on Sun . O. Norton, Agent, THE CHEAPEST AND HEST Hain Dye INTHE WoRLD a6-ly by © fe offee’ Nexvovs Destuity, Can Be Cured by one wh —Never Fades or Washes Out —U 50 cents a box. The bestin use. Try it. 8. O Ford, corner llth mreetsnd Penn. avenue, Washingion; and Henry Cook, Alexandria, pham’s Hair Dy, fold by se Epwarp Look 2 <a sale SPEARMATORRH@A OAN BE CURED.—Dr Rand's Spe- cife cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weak: Loss of Power. etc., sperdily and ¢: etwally. ts are truly magical. A trial of the Speci: will convince the most skeptical of its Prica @ J a box. Bold by zton, and street and Pa. avenue, Ocok, Alexandria. Waxraxrep to Ovaein 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Rpeciie of sixty-five years’ | standing. will cure Gonorrhea in siz es. Forks seer itr ates Sia Pa. avenue, . corner stree! on. ook, Alexandria, ja6-ly Henry jashington: ané He Ja6-' INAL WEAENEAS, 6te 0 has really cured himseif and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth, Address, with stam ms: 7D4 Wily ii. TRAVER Box, Boston, Mass. 138, merits. Q. Ford, correr lith ary ly is. No bottle, Sold Mrs. street, ed Burch titer funeral will at 3 o’cloc! | aged 82 years. of a ‘he funeral wil Island. MARRIED, UPORGE On the 29th ult., by the Rev. Father McGuire, JAMES MONROE, of Boston, to Mrs. MARY }| ROCK, of Washington, D.C. * In Georgetown, on the 3txt of March, by the Rey. Father Jameison,' IDA E, TRUNNEL + 02 5 F. WEITZRICH bo DIED ears. , from her late residence, At his'residence, on Kalorama Heights, on Sat- urday, April 2d. Rev JON THOMAS, of England, plexy. Pane place on Tussd. 2 m o’clock a. m., from the residence of Mr. Crandle, | densburg, at the residence of the late on the estate of Capt. Balch, at the foot 2ist street. The friends of the deceased are invited to attend. ing of the tt ge MakGaner iV BURCH re, y. at 10 b instant, of paralysis, : Widow of the late AL: ‘place to-morrow afternoon No. 10 436 telligencer and Balto. Sun please copy ] {In F mh IR8T C) at Mt dress the a | wonderful cure of deafness you have in so cond Ward | hear preaching or cemmon corversation; but ce, | applied to Dr. Lightnill, of New York, who, } | | | i 2 jf | DEAFNESS, CATARRH, nd diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. De. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New Yori, Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” “ Letters on Catarrh,” will make his second vicit to WASHINGTON, MONDAY, Apgix 11th, &nd can be consulted at the Essitt Hovss for ONE Wak until Saturday evening, April 16th, on DEAFNESS, OATARRH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimonials. Wasurneton, D. O., March 5, 1864. Dx. LicxTu1i1—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly exprees my gratitude for the shdtt a time effected in my case. 1 was deaf for about six years, and for the last few years so much so that I could not now since your invaluable services have been rendered, I can hear a5 well as ever. In conclusion, let me say that the nolses with which I bave been troubled in my head for years, have also disappeared. Very traly yours, Janxzs RB. MoUatuzay, 10th street, between E and F. Wasainctown, D. 0. March 4, 1864. This is to certify, that having been deaf since the year 1858, and since that time gradually losing my hearing until 1 was unable to hear eommon conversation or public speaking, I after a short and painless course of treat- ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearti- ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to the aeaf. FRgpERIcK RoBERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. WasHINGTos, D. O., March 2, 1861. This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with deafness, and having tried some of the most eminent doctors of our city without any relief, I at last heard of Dr. Lighthill and put myself under bis care. His treatment was brief, and successful. I am now completely restored, aud the cure is ap- parently permanent. I have all confidence in Dr. Lightbill’s skill, and would advise sll af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at once. Josera Wuitney, Residence near P and 11th streets, . Remarkable Cure of Deafness. From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St. James’ Church. Syraccse, Febrnary 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 cau use my voice with much more ease and comfort than before. JoserH M. CLarkx. mar 30-ec3w BALLS, PARTIES, &e. \Weseer AGAIN IN HALLS OF PLEASURE. SECOND GRAND BALL OF THE JUNIOR BACHELORS Will be given on rs Bridge Master of Cereme FLOOK MasaGee Louis Mendel, wu gherty, ntribute to and promote the af d unalloyed pleasure of all who may honor th with their pres ap sat LOGAN TRIBE, No.8. 1.0.8 A The members of Gronrertows, D.C., | spectfully inform their friends and that they will give their HST GRAND BALL, : at Pompefan Hall, corner Washington and Bridge streets, on MONDAY, April 4th, is64. a The Committee pledge them es that no pains shailbe spared to make this the most pleasant Ball ofthe season. A good band has been engaged, Supper will be furnished by an experienced ca terer, Tickets $1, adinitting man and ladies Be All cecret ord ed to attend in full regalia, i By order of the Committ be. mh 31-4t* ELI GARRETT _ Chairman. 7 we ECOND GRAND BALL D = OF THE , INDEPENDENT SOCIAL OLUB To be given at the TEMPERANCE HALL, F street, between 9th and lth streets,on TUESDAY EVENING a April 5th, 1354. The members of the Club return their sincere thanks to their friends and the public for past fn- Fors, and respectfully solicit their patronage at our Second Grand Ball. and we promise those that will favor us with their presence an evening of peasure, Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentieman and ladies. By order of Committee. mh 20-7t™ T. KE. CLARK, 8 PERSONAL. F MISS LAURA L. HAYWOOD Is in Washing- tonor Alexandria she will hear somethin, advantage by addressing "*V —— } EWARD.—A reward of f offered for the apprehension and ¢ ¥ the Washin-ton Navy Yard. of Acting Master’: Mate WILLIAM HORNBY, a deserter fromthe S. Navy Said Hornby is about 5 height. of slight buil bair and open, FOXHADL A. PARKER, Oommander. Commanding Potomac Flotilla [New York Herald will please copy for one week and send bill to Paymaster Carpenter, Navy Yard, Washington, ap2-iw 5 feet Binches in and thin visage, with dark BOARDING. WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA- ted with a pleasant Room and Board at No. 43 Pa avenue, between Zist and 22d sta. BOARDING | Pleasant rooms and firat Terms $8 per month. ap 4-lw OARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED B ROOMS for families or single persons, porma- nent or transient. Location pleasant; Southwest corner H and 2st streets, near Pa. av. 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Address ‘‘Money,” Star Office Box —, for one week. ap 4-3t* Comer WANTED.—A really good Cook (woman) 4 lio can come weil recommended aa such, can cet a situation wi @ wages by applying a Ko 600 Massachusetts avenue, near New Jersoy avenue. ap 4-st* WANTED AT BSLAGLE'S —Wanted immediate- ly, @ first-class PHOTOGRAPHER. One who understands the profession in all its branches will find a good situation, as my Rooms are letter A,No.1. None but a good operator peed apply. ap 4-2t* No. 288 Pa. av., cor. 1ith at. (C80K WANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel. He / must be experienced as a hotel cook, and come well recommended. ap 2-3t* WASTED—Two MEN to work one farm and garden. Good wages and a desirable home. Apply at the Star Office. ap 2:30 WANSTED—A WAITER, at the Gosling House To one who understands the business $2) a month willhe given the whole year round, In- quire at the Restaurant, 247 Pa. avenue, between 12th and 13th ata. Bp 2-2t* @ERVANTS WANTED—A cook, chambermaid, ‘3 dining-room servant and coachman wanted immediately. Colored servants preferred. In- competent persons need not apply. Liberal wages given. Apply at residence of Amos Kendall, Ken- dall Green. ap 2-tf ANTED—At 66 High street, Georgetown, D C ,an experienced Hand on Singer's sewing machine, for gaiter fitting. ap L-3t* WANTED-A good CARRIAGE PAINTER. Ap- ply tod. M. YOUNG, Sr.,& BRO.. 403 Pa. avenue ap 1-3t | WANTED A rexpectabie white WOMA take care of achild three yenrs old. A st room o& Ebbitt House, between 10 and 1o'cl: ap 1-3t™ ANTED—A competent NURSE, one w | ommended by former employera; a now preferred, Apply at 327 H street, néar Lith. ap | containing from five to ten rooms, furnished | or unfurnished; location between Georgetown and Navy Yard. Family consistsof gentleman, wife an Serpents. Addrers* P.C.C Star Offic ate itieman and wile, (no chil- rat or middle of April, 2or 3 ora small House, in a good locality, either in Georgetown or Washington — Georgetown preferred, Address, stating terms, until ith of April, 0. D. M.,” Star Office, ap 1-3t™ 2 = ——- | § 100 BONUS to any one that wiil assist me to get aCLERK&HIP in one of the Depart ments. An old and experienced Quartermaster’s Clerk. Address 8. ©., Star Office. mh 31-6t* ANTED—A BOY to learn the Confectionary. Apply at 193 Pennsylvania avenue, be° | tw re f and 13th streets. _ mh lw? | 7 YO FARMERS.—Three gool ‘arin HANDS | wanted of the & mar 2 5 00 TONS BONE WANTED.—The under- 2, signed will pay one dollar per 10) lbs for all green camp and hospital Bones, delivered at their Factory, corner 2th and G sts. mb o7 Im MORGAN & RHINEHART. 50 ( 00 L&aDIBs WANTED TO OabL At }OO painogs stamp-rg Depot, 351 F strect opposite Patent Office, and get their Btamo- | ing, Stitching, Pinking, and Bmbrotderydone. As there are otuer Rich: in the field, isdies better | iook ont that they come to Prince's, who is the | only practical hand in the city, Be sure you go to | ¥ street. opposite Patent Office. mh4_ | HOBSES WANTED. 3,000 : Wan DaraaiMenr, Oavacey Bureac, | Ovricg ov Cuter QU4RTERMASTSR, HIMGTON, D. O, March 8, 1364 oe bandred ana Forty-seven ( 47) dollars per | ead Ww for ® AVALRBY HORSER delivered within the next thirty $4 days at the Government Btabies at Giseboro, D. O. Bcid boraer to be sound in al! partioalars, notless than five (6) nor more than niae (9) years old; from its) to 16 hande high, fail fleshed, compastiy built, bridle wine, and of size sufficient for cavalry par. es. oT the season. Apply ts the Governor Ta’ Home, Washington, D. U. tf These sperifications willbe strictly adhered to ant | rigidly enforced im every particular. Rumene rises. Co Haltvery o: ten (10) and over, 2 of inspection from 9a. 96 p.m. om ° JAMES A. METN, Lieut Oclonel and Chief 98 —mbe it Barca. W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 L&aDUBS to Ewbroiger on Muslin, Linen. and Oamorio To ecod bands constant work aud good w given Ladies apolying wil! pleats bring Bar cfwork Spp'y at WM. PRINOS'S Stamping and Mechias chicg Dapot, 341 F atzeet, opposite » @ Dep eet, oppo sit OU8E WANTED—From the firstof May,sither turrisbed or urfuraished, north of Pean. ave nné, and between 4%s and 2ith strecta. One with stable and carriage houss preferred, Addrass &., ock box 48, Washington, fe 22-tApi* /ANTBi —EKCOND-HAND FURNITURE. Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Bede, Bedding and Bousefurnishing Goods of every desrription UOBLY. 425 Seventh et, mary tf det Gand H. wast site four years old, white eral reward will be ing the same to 4, A, between 12th and 13th streets, Pennsyl- ave Navy Yard. ap 4-3t" REWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber, March 2th, a RED COW, wit The abo N MARE r forehead p finder by ret $ bout 8 or 9 years old. e he o for the return of said cow te PARKER ington, . Sexton at Old Soldiers’ Home, Wash Cc. E ap t- ‘By Hibernia Steam Fire Engine Co., cor- the morning of the OsT. 4 ner 19th and H stree on | od instant, an iron-grey HORSE, marked U. 8., A reward will b JAS, M COLGA 1 _ Foreman. xt VED TO MY Place on the higlits of George ‘ poees two COWB. he owners are requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away. JOHN &. BARBER. ap 2-3t* B @t REWARD.—Stolen, on the night of the $50 fit’ March, from my farm in Montgomery county, Md, a valuable trotting STALLION. 15 fandehigh, six years old. dapple bay, black mane nnd tall, ho white except the right hid foot; very a ty; bas large feetand very clean lege, cia all WM. EB. STUBBS, Bligo PO with harness and blanket. on their return, t* ap2lw™ Montgomery Go.. Ma. " REWARD.—Lost, on square between lith S20 Aion trees on D, e PORTEMONN ATR containing $93 and papers of value to no one but iryeel_onthe eventhg of March siat, ‘Phe above reward will be given for the return of the same to 317 D street, between lth and I2th, near Star Of fice, fap 1-3t* SAM'L KELLY. }EWARD —Strayed on the night of the ith inst.. from the slanghter-house corner isth and O streets, a red COW with white face; rope at- tached to front foot and horns when she left. The above reward will be paid for her delivery or any formation at stall 0, Northern Market. ep lat JOHN A. STEPPER, PERKINS, STER & Co., 180 Broadway, N. Y., EXOLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PURB, For sale by all first-class Grocers and Druggiste everywhere, mb 30-3m* TEUART & CO. BANKERS, No, 460 157m St., OprosirE THE TREASURY. United States Bonds of all descriptions. Quarter- masters’ Cheeks, Gold. Silver and Uncurrent Money bought and sold. Stocks bought and sold at the New York stock exchange solely on commis- sion, Drafts furnished and collections made the most favorable tezws, op l-aw* | The Furniture fo 4 Bp t-3t) FoBsisax ROOME and firet gay BO aR! D for for re four Ist aad entlemen. Enquire at 4490 etroet. ) within one equare of ¢: Hovez ‘OR PART OF HOUBE TO RENT ON ‘Urasa Island. Apply to DEMONGEOT'S H Hair Store, corner of Dand .0th atreets, near t avenue. ap 4-3t R RENT—Two ROOMS. fi nished, with use of theiitebae Teferences required ii ply at 308 G atnace and payment in advance. FR COME 10 RENT —Targe and convenient FUR. Large and convenient FUR- R NISHED Rooms A with the ‘pri vilege 60 rooms tle- min, No. 935. nireety between Oe we eth Hens, ofk 8 to ren’ house. ap 4-3t* doing an excellent busi- pthing requisite foravory it. Every information rear of the National. Fk OR SALE—A DAIRY ness and having ever: considerable increase o' wiil be given on application tot 7th street, near the Soldiers’ Home. ap 4-3t" OR SALE—Inp Montgomery county, Mi. BOR PALE Te FARM, of 9 acres of land acrea in rod balance in cultivation. Good dwell ing, out-houses, and orchards of choics fruits. ight miles from Georgetown, and in a good neighborhood. Twenty fine farma and several tracta of woodland for sale, Houses in Baltimore for sale and rent, T. MACK, Real Estate Broker, 517 7th street, apé-lwe over Maury & Oo.’s Bank OUSE8 FOR SALE. _ A Corner Lot, 150 feet front on Pa. av., con- taining 22,500 square feet of ground, improved by stores, offices, and residences; is one of the beat locations for a first-clase hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur. phased for $125,000—@25,000 cash, balance on ong A_fine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Franklin Fasare 12 rooms, 3 by red ft to 30 foot paved al- a and carr: Ouse... Deshiabie Brick on lith st., near Ps. me au. 18 by 100, 8 rooma ~ A snug little Brick House, on I st., 16 by 100, 6 rooms... wigne(sleniinase Gu sbos cies Civies Frame Dwelling, 16 rooms, and 10,800 feet of ground.. .. +t eeenee ence see eens e 7, Anest Frame House, om llth st., 12 by 100, rooms. . seweee One on Gt) rooms.. — Two Fram t. e #t b }, 4 rooms, eee Buliding Losin a per th A number of desirable Farms for sal MITCHELL & BON, Real Estate Brokers, ap4-tM1 8. B. corner Pi ‘OR RENT—Two large 8T and 18th st. BROOMS and fixtures, fronting Massachusetts avenue and K street. Can be thrown into one room, making room 100 feet deep, Apply at 499 Massachusetta avenue. &p 2-6t* RK RENT—To emall families without children, A or tosingle gentlemen,s number of very de- sirable APARTMENTS at the northeast corner of Cand North Capitol streets, near thedepot. Apply immediately and for one week. ap2-3t Hotes ¥OR RENT—Containing 6 rooms, din- ing room, kitchen and 4 upper rooms. Two or more persona in the houge would like to board with the family ifagreeable. Apply at 485 Kest., between 3d and 4th. ap 2-3t™ OR S8ALB—A first-rate STAND for a Grocer: and Prowpion Store or Restaurant; is locate: in one of the best streets in Washington. Stock on hand $1.60. A partner will be taken by investing one half of this amount, Lease for dve years or mere, No bonus, MIT HELL & 80N, Bes! Ratate Agents ap2-lw* Southeast corner Pa. av. and 1th st, Fo SALE—The HOUSE No, 486 Masa, svenaa, between 4th and Sth streets, will be sold low for cach. Possession given Ist ‘of June. Also. a LOT containing 2 acres of Iand on the turapike road. near Bladensburg; adjoins the facms of Messrs. Dodge and Rives. Reveral other pieces or parcels of land in the same locality forsale. Ad tess J. W. VEITCH, Attorney at Law, Bladeus- burg. Md. ap 22w* mur EE D RABLE ¥ HOUSES AND A number of VACANT Sin the Western art of the city at PRIVATE SALEK.—We offer ‘or sale two three story Brick Dwelling-Houses, Nos 21 and 23 Pennsylvania avenue,between Twen- ty fourth and Twenty fifth st ntaining each fifteen rooms, with large hall and all the m: improvements. The houses are in fine condit Jately been thoroughly repaired one of the houses is & si ot fronting : the avenue. with choice fruit trees, & three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 78 K t with side lot.and containing nine rooms, with hall. RI 10 Also, anumber of Vacant Lois. fr ‘ing about 24 feet exch on Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty fourth and Twenty tifth «treets west. apply toJAS, C. McGUIRE & ap 2-d2w R RENT .—A snug FRAME HOUSE, contain ing four good rooms, Large yard attached forsale. Inquire on the premises, r north of L street, or at aPs.avenue, ap Lat on 3d and Pa treet east venne; also a DWELLING situ r of 9th and C streets east. cony i. withalarge garden an he dwelling part, i. The house t: a north. It make & 2ood boarding-house. ing near the Post and Patemt Offices, For terms inquire of me at my feed store,7th street, No. 429. where the public can always wet feed at the lowest prices for cash. Possession given immediately. : JAMES A. WISE ap Lat’ 7th st. No429. bet. @ and OR RENT—A large oll fashi street, Georgetown, ¢ eluding a large dining roo: ou boarding house pe on given, luguire at No. 457 13th » . between K and F t 2 mh 31-lw* ALE—A yood T L. is by Id feet. near’ will be sold chea. Inquire at 535 rb 30-1 —In the First im pletely fur ne. HED HOUSE FOR REN containing ten ror ns. oss-ssion given immediately, Teer 2h per mouth. in advance. Apply on the pr. is I street, between 24t aad 224. or at et between I2th and 1th. rah 29-! OR FALE_On account of other business STOCK. FURNITURE and FIXTL also five years LEASE of one of. the bent fitted ap and best paying Hotels in the city. Will be sold vei wy, thin isa chance seldom offered. Apply the Philadelphia House, southeast corner Kighth and D h 29-6t" F SES. This property for any k bi g on Virgiria avenue and 23d arm apply to JOHN RILEY, 234 stre and F Terias: One-half cash nonths nb A FARM of Switch; 20 acres bx good wood, oak and hickorg, Will be 32,000 cash _ 7 MITCHELL & SON, Reai Estate Brokers, mh 2aw 8. E. corner Pa. av. und th st. sold for ‘OK Sak OR EXCHANGE-—7 500 squ ofG D, improved by acomfortable brick honee 16 by 99, five rooms, and amall buildings, now paying $1& per month net profit. Groceryand Liquor Store, stock, licenses, &e. ineluded. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Broke 24-2w* outheast cor. Pa. av. and 15 OR SALE—A neat two-story frame HOU with back-building, containing S$ rooms. A adjoining Lot, 42 feet front. with 15-foo: running back 105 feet toa 30-foot alley, D small frame houses on the back of the lot, situated on 133s street, between B and C, Island. applied for soon on t ‘OR LEABEH OR RENT—A large quantity of building LOTS, 5 minutes walk of the Presi- dent's House and all the offices in the First Ward. A. JARDIN, Florist, +_mhié-Im 18th at , cor. of Mt. (OR FALE, (and immediate voacession given) a kK three story. BRICK HO'8@, wich bacs bai Ha ing, No. 171 Second, between B ani O streets west, For terms apply to CHAS. H LANB. mh8 eo! 424 Penn. avenue near 4 CABLE TIMBER AND LAND WOOD FOR ADA BALE. ‘The aubdscriber offers for rale a superior lot of Timber suitable for bridge and wharf purposes; distanced eight miles from Wash: o2,D.9.,over the stage road leacingto Upper Marlboro. Also. pcone.dersble quantity of ihe very best oak and ickory wood. Vor further informa’ion ona ager THOMAS BRRRY near Long Old Fields P. 6. mh4 2ewtw™ Prince George County, Ma. Eo SALE—The UNiON BATING H?U38 on the corner of 14th and @ streets, Itwiil be sold rearonable. o* the ow.er wants to go into other business Cail early on the premises mb7 im* Fe SaLB—A first rate two-story PRAM HOUSB, contataing nine Toons, together with vine Building LOTS. et out with choicaat nent such as en, pears, plums, cherries, rape al of the best selection? wita a pump of exorilent water in the yard; on the corner of @ and l3th sts., and yous: avenue east. Vor further particulars call at reaidence No. 575. D CARROLL, — Wil Witbont Board—An ex Fe erection tate 450 ree we of the B irkwor > Williard and the Patent Office, Post Office Treasury sod Etaie ¥ i ia eae eee eee ete houe, “ed tt FORTE, OR SALE—A new Grand SquarePIA | Soares reel omg eget ete., by a gent 7 Vig Ve rte iio Sos SP street Prof, Alex. Welows! rooms, 2 4 f lith st. Hours of reception -nly from fo 10 o’elock a.m. daily. me 29-6t y WAX OF ANTIL(.EB- and preserving the Co eerion: It is the most Sonderful compound of the age. There is neither chalk, powder. magnesia, bismuth, or tale in its composition, it being composed entirely of pura Virgin Wax—hence its extraordinary qualities for preserving the skin. sosking it soft, amooth, fair, and trans; a makes he ein appear young, jomely. handsome; the handsome, more beau: Hak and The most besutiful divine. Price 25 and 00 ce P 48 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’SCOURT TOILET POWDER, for whitening and ving e akin. Price 25 and 50 cents. ufactured by CNT Co.,41 South Kighth street, Phiiadel- . None genuine unless the name of * Hunt & » is howe on the bottles. For at A. YEA’ at bk *Baltimore more; W.B.ENT ‘corner an WADIA AVe,, sdhington D.C. apl-Sm ed or unfur- Best of city Ap- at" he toll-eate Keeper AUCTION SALES, POR OTHER AUCTION SEB 18T PACK. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. OO By J,0. McGUIBB& 00, AEGE AND VALUABLE LOc 3N 4 ERRET wR 16Ta i By order of thi mbyod O7 THE ABOTE SALE 18 Postpone consequence o! @ Tain, up! NOON. April 4th, same hou ae ap? 5.0! MceGUI aE & 00., Ancts. OSTPONED IW irchaser. JO, Ancts. By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, Southwest cormer P. loan: ¥ On PRIDAY BVBNING, A 1. O87 ‘o'eleet: we will sell at the Auction Booms by stabs ry and eho! collection of peta — iy subjects by the following Artists, asd otters’ brueghel Wiitrneas Faole / : veure reote abort Ebresteibar irae Be Goat mame 5 = ‘Those Paintings are from late Granville 8 Oldfield, and mans ct thse Oe, be read: the Pletares: hibition day deter ogrs H ta _— mb 28-6t WM.L WALL. & | OO ., Aucts, S7-IN CONSEQUENOE OF THE BA adove sale is per har to MONDAY nvawinde April th.at7 o'clock, witte de [DailyabusOnron it OO ABM By GRABN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UAL SPRING BALB bod 18420 HERS BERG & Sou —Ez' awnbroker’s sals xnredeemed Pledges.— We shall sell, at our R Ber f Seventh ant D Ae il ay p f ° am Pledges, consisting in Goi and Bilver ‘Hunting 1 ‘atent Lever and other ing*, Pinger rings, ‘and Bilver apparel, id 8 large collection of ec oda which we deen it bere yoga? | Oo enumerate. Also, one very Fine Obronometer. The ale will commence with the Watok Termacssh. ISAAC HBBZBERG =a LA Pawn! _mbS-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acct, By J 0 MeGUIRB & Co , Auctionerrs, PACELUENT FURNITURM ven HOUHER ONE vEeCTS A UBL'O La —On MORNI. G, Apriltth, at 10 o'clock, at Tae rea dence of A. Buckignani, Raz., I Twentieth snd Twenty fret etree! - rh Breastping, oa’ and Gent's Wearing ‘8 Glasses Dismonds, Bar. Gold Chains, 80, Ladi . im gilt frames, Velvet and Brocatelle covered Bo’a, Arm, and Bide aire, Marble top Tables, Whatnot, Git’ Feintnae ‘Boprevii a autts Ornameata, pubrofdes 46 Curtains Shader: Uoraion Bofss, Lounges ker La. Superior Sewing Masbi, Filver piated China. Gisss. 5 Bo Tolle! Betts. Loo! Bair and Buek re Blankets. Comforts. Sheeting, Stoves, Be‘rigerator, Kitohen Utensils, Terms ¢ash, mh 31-4 J.C. MOGUIRE & Oo,, Aucts, By W. L. W. ley ‘Stionsess. Seuihtooes corner Be sfacomia bad Ninth . GBC CHHIES Ti Sond Cig aks AND {ike 30 AT AUCTION —On TUBSDAY MO! ING, the 5th of April, at 10 o’olook, we will at the Avction Kooms— Barrels White and Yellow Buzar, Cheats Tea, boxes Pperm and Adamantine Gandiee Barrels and boxes otlee Buckets, Tubs id Trays Boxes Brown, Yellow and Castile Soap Baske sand Tinware Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon, Cases Whiskey, demijohns Brandy and Whiskey, 20 Cases ‘a Dupuy, aod 8 O. P. Brandy, Poxes Havana Tobacco and Oigars, Boxes Flavoring Extracts, Pickled O; rs Octavea end Quarters randy, cases Jamaica Ram, Gibson's X XX, Cid Bourbon, and other brands, Barrels Wh skey. various kinds, Bsleratus end Boda, Btherial Fluid Undershirts and Clothi A quantity of Small Etores snd Butlers’ Goods, ALS 180. of the ntock of a dealer declining business, ting of s great variety of small articles, Measures. 8 ales, Conuter,and Platform, and Tea, Cadaies, &e. Term cask, aa WM. 1. WALL & 0@., Aucts, ap? Py J.C. MoGUIRE & Go., Auctioneers FISEt2HCLD FORNITORE AND YY EOP? AP AvoTI0N—On TURSDAY MORNING, Agri Eth, st 16 o'clock, wewill roll at House No. 249 9c straet, between Land M. an excellent assortment of bousebold furniture, comprising : Makoaaey: Square Case Piano Forte by Busse jallet, Walout Carved Crimson Damark Sofa, Aingt Caryed, Cfimron, Damage wing Obair, 2 A i 0 Demazk Window Ottomans, Martletop Tab'e, Mirror bask, Walnut Green Velvet covered Arm Chair, Ottoman "Carved Antique Arm Chair, Marble top Center ard Bide Table. Waluut Corner Ftands, Plush covered Arm Chair! Ovai gilt frame “Mirror Prone: ard Gilt Candelobras and Giras“oies, ae Divan and Sule Gusits, sbogany Card Fable, ge Betts, Toilet Sette, ud Bureaus Oane Best. Back. Rockers, and Fide Ohedrs, Husk sod Hair Mattresses Gilt Buader, Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows, Welrut Extension Dining pe fare Oatlery. ind t! ree-ply carpets. Cll Cloth, r vim A general assortmeni of Hitches R. J.C, Mc@UIRE & Go., Ancts. Br 8, LEWIB & CO., Auctionesra, CLOSING BALE of fine Photographic A*bame, Fawily Bibles, Bilver-plated Ware. Table a: Poeket Cutlery. Writing Paper. Envelopes, a2d also Gell and Silver Watches, Jewelry Geld Pens, epcils, &c. Oil Paintings, Eneravings, and » jarge lot of Faney Goads, THIS EVENING, at 7 pieck ae ony store,No 427, teventh street, be lwee asds, trast WM _B. LEWIS & Co, Aucts, BY Yb, WAUL & 00., Auctionoars. > At the Horse Bazaar 9% south stde La. ate between Ninth and Tenth streets A PAIR OF BAY HORSES. PHAETON AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY 5th instant, at 1¢ o'clock, we will Fel at the Bazaar, without reserve, a pair of Bay Horses, Sand7 yeara old, Phaeton and Harness complete, the property of an offtcer ordered ty the front. ae MN: WA. WALL & Co.. Aucte. Y WM, 5, LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, 1K XTURES OF 4 BOOT AND! STOCK AND TT E AT AC OTION — DNESDAY. April 6th, at 10 o'clock, wae ach mila W.E. Stanley's store, No 390 Klevently street between Mand L streets, his whole stocks, copsisting of Men’s fine sewed and Pegged Calf Boots, Seotch Ties, Shoes, Slippers and Brogane, Ladies’ fine Balmorais, Boots, Shoes, and Slipper With «good assortment of Ohildren’s Shoes, ete ALSO, Fixtures, Lounges, Stools, Looking Glass, Shelf apts WM. B. LEWIS & Co., Aer ¥ WM, B, LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers. ASES, FIXTURES OF STORE,@ GLASS ©. » FIXTURES ¢ ‘ On THUREDAY NEXT, at i o'clock, No. 427 Seventh street, near G street ng, te. <0,,AT at Btore Pe i ce + We shall Glass, Mets! Frame Qounter ©; FovG issn, Regulators; COUNT O88 Looking One, Bow Window. to ap 4-St_ (Ubron,) Ww. By J.0.MoGUIRE& 00. AW sicnccry DD ™M2Z45L2 RBSIDENOR 80U' -oeger eT waLyTs stasat way EAST OOR- Pied taining (ie ats a of fots Gand 7, in sq eet on north, . Twelfth virben imarayed! p, ¢ ntaining saloon, wer pitcben’ eer! Brick sable on the reat e cicsed with. os rs coed “ the ro promos rst ‘erms al be ‘at os oS, s7-TRE ABOY: geenequcnes. of, che male eh GRROMED, TE a oe Mane So