Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, ee anced ADIES’, MISSES’, AND OBIL, ar hue ‘THURSDAY, the 7th day of April, at i0 o'clock a. m., we shall sell, in front of eur auction rooms, viz: er Bhoss, an idren’s Shoes of allkinds, of dealers is invited to the sale, ag in lots to suit parchasere, —— GRABN & WILLIAMS, Aacts. BY 9, McUUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, = E BUILDING L978, IN THR Yuu enolate ViOINTRY OF THE WAR AND . i DEPARTMENTS. BAYECRBDAY AFTERNOON, April 7, 136i, at Boy o’slock on the premises, we gall sell the we: tern part of Lot No. 2, in Square No 170, fronting 3 Sh, inches on New York avenne, near the Siner oe Seventeenth eect, and running back V=. XXIII. feet. To b id ire, divided into ‘s Sherk teat, ches be ane Sen re se atesere AMUSEMENTS GREAT be proxmity of this prop-rty to the Depart- a the fine view (taking ia the Smitas: pitol, Monument, and Potom. it a desirable site for a resicence, ish ; remainder in 6 months. with interes.. secured by a aeed of trust on t Conveyances and stamps @* cost of pu: NATIONAL CIRCUS} MRS. CHARLES WARNER, (formerly Mrs, Dan premires dae uf locas eeees meee: comes ness eC! le arin J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Austa. Bat ahs By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Neuss =In Pergsce of aa oe is ae WILL REMAIN FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. hens’ 9 county, duly ri # fed ‘and Souheuien ty the Supreme Court oft BY PARTICULAR REQUEST. District of Conan bis. sittin, inequity. i eile o WERT tam 7 Pevgcahss minor heirs of Thomaa 8. DaVanzhen | 7=SFORMANCES EVERY AFTERNOON AND dees: 8, fell at publicauction, on th EVENING. FRIDAY. the cay of april next, at 5}; oc ock : sm. an = a pt, ee acres nee a AT SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK sai , in, routs pare of Lot number 14. in square num der 82), AVENUE. in the pian of the city of Washington, together with thelrinterest inthe improvements na raid lot. Terms: One third cash; balance in four instal- ments, psvable respectively in three, six. nine and twelve months; the deferred payments to be s3- cured by a deed in trust on the premises. All evn vesancing,includirg revenue stamps, to be This Equestrian Organization has been arranged with due regard to high-toned refinement. The company consists of the following well-known Artistes: t th pense of the ‘chasers, Th: nveyances fo ber prepared under the direction of the solicitor | MRS, OHARLES WARNER, (FORMERLY MR8. iD OBC FS. DAN RICE,) MR. TARRY WHITBY, MASTER JOHNNY WHITBY, Miss ELVIRA WHITBY, MISS SUSIE WHITBY, MRS. FRANK WHITTAKER, THE DENYER BROTHERS, MRE. GEO. DERIOUS, MR. JAS. HAWKINS, 7 MBE, CHAS. KING, MR, PRANK WHITAKER, MR. D. HOWARD * ELIZABETH A. DEVAUGH. Gvertias of Thomas H. and Blizabeth De- maw Saweds J.0.MoGUIRE & 00 , Aucts. By W. L. WALL & OO.. Anctioneers. ’ MPORTERS SALE —We will sell at public atc- tion early next month by order of Oremsiien & Ge,, on their premises, No. 393. Pennsylvania av. Bue, Up stairs, a very choice stock of Wines, Bra dies, &0., consisting of about 1,00 dosen The nai ftock he: been on hand in this city about 4 and not beiore offered to the public. Private Hes, the trade, and sutlers can avail themselves for the advarccing season with such articles rarel it ¥ith, pow sold only fr reacon of s change of ousi Bene, and one of the partoers going to Zurope. Cat- aloguee will be ready two days before sale day, which wii! be hereafter announosd mh.3> iw [Obron.} W.L. WALL & OO., Aucts, By 3.0. McGUIRE & Qo., Auctioneers. | {MALL AND DESIRABLE THAOT OF LAND Ny THURSDAY AP¢BRNOON, Aprii7: cn the premises, we shall sells small r tract of lard, lying ou the road to Anasastia Bridge distent sboutone quar er ofs mile trom the ttreeticu gate immdistely opposite Dougias’s, ined on the west by Isherwood’s pisce. contains thirty acres of land, haga -mall ouse. pump of good water. aud a fae he place,a'so choice fruit tr il be divided into fonr cr five trac’s fiz OF reven acres each, fronting on the main road, | apd rune 3 back to* Oso! Run” roat. Terme. Cne third cash; the remainder ia six and twelve months, wit interest, secured by 8 daed of WM, KENNEDY, CLOWN. The two Comie Mz CONTRAB. will be presented to the au D AND CUNNING, ience by their trainer. Doors open st? Children under 22 yea: ssion Scents Recruits Wanted TO FILL ca the py mnie Sot of SODT SPER AOR, in- THE QUOT. — pg stampa, to aid br the purchaser, ee OPN OUIEN & Con, Aucta, GUOrA' CF:2ER GALE OF OLD UN RAVICEAR ER GRAIN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Stacks STovme COPPRr, OABT IRON. as SHOVELS, &c, &., &o. Crier Quanrs MASTER'S OF: | BOUNTY POR VETEBANS, 5 { miponwasniaoron,. t S552, Wasatxatox. D O., ‘ST, 1866 Will be sold, at Pablic Auction, st Seventh treat $226 ef which will be paid in advanee. rf ao ibe City of Warhington. D.C , FRIDAY, _ si) Sth. 864, a1 3° o’slock s,m . #000 Old snd Unservicssble Grain Backs BOUNTY FUR NEW EBOKUITS, i B4252, Alsc.xt o'clock m. ef the sams day. st Gov- ernment Warehouse, No.13, New York® stance, betweeo S'ghteenth snd Nineteenth streets, w a | $295 ef which will be paid in advance, Stoves. Sanger, Camp Kettics, Opa} Rods, Morn F BOUNTY FOR OOLORED EEORUITS, Old and New Scran Oopcer Gast Tron, pe, Shovels, Scales, Whee! arrows, Deets, S150, Paid im advance, .&s #5 scocests bidders will be required to remove the articles eirhis! Syo (6) days a She day of ese, 7 in Government funds. nul [e} sac ©; Piles Brig. Gen. and Chief Quarterm: ry pbs . Depot of Washiagton. ALB OF OLD LEON, BLACKSMITHS’ TOOL8, CanpesteR’s Toots, Bapika’e Too.s, Caxp D Garszison Equi AND MISCELLANEOUS QoakTERMssTER’s Bron CEIBF QusaTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Daror or-WAsEInGrox Wasnixctor D. O.,Macch 31, 864 § Wild ps wid at Public Anction, at Alexandria o2 BATUBLAY, April 9th, 1664, at llo’clocka.m ,6 FERSONS WIfSHIKG TO ENLIST Wil) apply to any of the following BEORUITING OFFIOERS: £. 8. BAKER. Bugine Hall, near the Market, on Perxuey!rania avenue, between Seventh and Ninth etreew. sary , ba tres Biackamisee) Tool) Carpenter ’ Toole, 3.0. HYDE, Seater Tetras eeovein axes, B ‘Forks, | Gorner of Fourteenth and New York vente, joacher, Ambulances Collare, Saddio Blaak- 0. A. KBASBEY, 2 Horeesace Nails, Nose Beorre Oovers, Curry Combs, ick Axes, Eeree £:0e8, Spades, and a large Jot of other erti- eles too numerous to mention, condemned af coat ic service. gt ee 1 bidders will be reenired to B street, near cerner of Nineteenth snd Penn trtvacia avenue, 3.0. PABEER, ove th asilelee {2 Sve (8) daye from tiie day, of vethe | Gorner of High and Dunbarton streets. George- : nds Terme Cash in aoe aa, RUCKER town. oe = wee Brig. Gen. an ra Sei aliagd ae oiP ©, ©. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, Bae been CONDE! NS, SO* 67 CUGIEs AND WHEBLE’ HANEY A. SOERETZ, mr QvARTERMAS?ER’S Orrror. F Osptain and Provost Marshal, Dzrot or Waskixcror. 3 ut? District of Oolumbia, | Waseincron, D.C., March $1, 1854 Wi) be cold, at Public Anction. at the south end PUBLIC STOREHOUSE, cf Twen? sth street, near the Government Oorrals in the Oity of Washington, D. 0, on MONDAY, (Covering Half an Acre of Ground,) i 1th, 1864, at 12 o’cloek w m., a lot of | erumont Wour horse, Two horse, Spring, COMMERCIAL BUILDING. Metallic, sid Hay Wagons. Oaris, Baggies, Wagon. wheels, Wagon Beds, together with @ number of articles ie aining to wagop transp ‘rtation, the same is+'ng been condemned as unfit for pubdlic PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MARKET HOUSE. **Guccossfal bidders will be recuired to remove the JOHN FARRELL. | Srticlee %i.bin f 4) days from the day of sais, | Terme. Cash = eae Bent oxER, je " ief Quarter: a mb owe == Depot of ‘Washington. gator CONDEMN BD HORIBS AND MULES 7 Cuxr QUARTERMASTR’s Orrier, H Eo'e Agency for WILLIAM CLAGETT & 00.8 Bsitimore CELEBRATED ALE AND PORTER, in Barrele, Balfs and Bottles, Agency for M. P, RREDSNEW YORE M P.XX ALE, Adapted for Export Trace, Warrerted to keep ic sny Climate. Agency for MCKNIGHT £& BON 8, Albany.N.¥,, CELEBRATED MALT ALE AND WINE BIT- TERS. Agency for GBANNIB & TAYLOR'S, of Balti- more, ORLEBRATED CANNED OYSTERS, COVE, BPIOBD,&c, Agency for TELEGRAPH FLO & MILLE, PAL TIMOBB, ali the Family, Bxtra, Super and Fine Brands. Agency for ALDRIOH & YEREES, of Philadel phia, for all their weli known Brands of PICKLE}, -PBESSRVES, JELIIBS, BPAREBING CHAM PAGNBE OIDER. Agency for BRADFORD & MELLEN’S, BOSTON MASS., PATENT ABMY CHAIBB AND OOTS Agency for the OELBBRATED KENTUCKY WHISKEY, THE CRESCENT XX BRAND, THE DIAMOND OCPPEB DISTILLED, Also, the Baltimcre CLD RYE “ WELEY BRAND.’ of Washidzion, Washington, 4). C, March 99, 1834. Wil be_sold at public auction atthe Corrals Sear the C-servatory.in the city of Washington BD... cu WEDNESDAY, Ap il 6th. 186, and on ‘WEDRESDAY, April Nth 184.8 lot of HORRES AND MULES, Condemnad as unfit for public service. oo in Governenens tee: - commence at 16 o’cslock a. Erig. Gei cut 10% be Titebe o . Gen. and ef Quarter: . mbes x: Desot of Washington. Ww HIDES. &. BH SOLD AT AUCTION EVERY WED- ix . Pa Z a Bi J ee be on hand. aisughcrec outside the jam dia, sod shi to this point for auch dispo Suet, sae manr"e Gevetnent ade 8 Sim Lent, Gol. and 0-8. V-B. ¥ DIRWOTION OF THE SECRETARY OF TEE THRADURY.T hereby give notice that Lam pares. i subscriptions on account o Baked States Bondsanthorized by the act of March $1664, Dearing date March 1. acs, redeemable at ¢ plessare of 1 yeroment, after ten years. | Of these we are instructed to “sell out” to large a le fort: ‘s from date, bearing interest Sey revable tory ry rear: payable on Bonds not at oe prices, asthe owners intend tokeep unlimited supply on hand, Agency of the NEW YORE AND HUDSON NAV over cue hundred dollars anmually, and on all other bon+s semi-annua!l Subscrivers will receiv in coin, either Registered or Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer. : IGATION COMPANY, Regie bonds will be issued of the denomina- i tions o' itty dollars, ($50,) One Hundred coliars, From this Qompany we are in weekly receipt of ($100,) Five Hundred doilars, ($90,) Ove Thousand | ggrgoes of Hay, Brick, Grain, Potatoes, &c., and Goliare, ($1,000,) Five Thousand dollars, ($5 000,) Borth River Produce, all of which will be offered and Tea Thousand dolisrs, ($10,000,) and’ Coupon | Bo de of the @enominations of Fifty dollars, fo) to the Trade in argo Lots, dred dollars, ($100,) Five bone ey Fest 3, BALES STBICT LY ON OOMMISSION. LOUISIANA AVENUE, BRIWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, ap3.1m WASHINGTON, D.O OF WASHINGTON, LADIES OF RULER. r *) No. 34 Market Space bet 7th and 8th sts., as ce pice eUi ue ce Saliars, ¢ 2200.) aait eibere required to pay in addition Wee tat ot er ptinctpal of tar watige lawfal morey,the accrued interest in coin, (orin United ttates p or the notes of National Banks, aiding fifty per cent for premium until furtker cotice ) from the first day of March September, as the case may be, until the wabscription and payment. 2ipt of subscriptions I will issue m orden er ocett therefor in duplicate, the opened a very largs assortmentof Spring and original of which will be forwarded by the sub- | Summer Cloaks. Also. a great variety of Fancy pa ‘to the Secretary of the Treasury, Wa:hing- | Bonnets and Flowers. Embroi such as Lace ton, with a ietter stating the kind, (Registered or ‘ollars, Handkerchiefs, Sleeves, &c., &c. Fancy Coupon,} aud the denomination of bonds required, | Goods, Fancy Parasola, Corsets. Skirts, an: 0) as large assortment of Ladies’ Under Giothing the best cheap Brig Gloves. Ladies, you w: well by calling and examining our stoek of goods before you buy elsewhere. mh 24-Im* Upon’ tne receipt of the original Certificate at the Scutee she Bonds subscribed for will ba transmiited to the subscribers respectively, ae #00D a8 the same can be prepared, It ie expected that the first deliveries of Coupon phde will ve mage not later than the fonsth(sth) | J PMALE COLLEGE. a yy of April. Lett Lm The Summer Session of this Institution will ues Feotenrer United — | open April the sth. “A few vacancies only re- J, B- WOODWARD’'S LIVERY, SALE AND | Green Hey SONS A aR Eee ag ae N. BARD EINBEY, dress "ev JOUN A, BREWELEY, 4.0, mh 16-1m* President. ILLIAM BRADLEY BEGS TO INFORM HIS WwW friends and the pubMe that he has on hand a yariety of large and beautiful style of Monuments, Head Stones and all kinds of Marble work: order: and is thankful for past favors and hopes to No. 47 Nours rr Ba.tmore, ear Saratoga Street. HORSES, CARRIAGES, s ebased and acid on commie ee eee: The pabscriber offers bie services to the public, which from long experiences ee ee Tenge creer (a3! hopes to and extensive acquaintance gives hie solicita share of their patronage. Penn. avenue tention given ion of Sa “4 E " het Horsce. Persons wishing horses shivpedin | A OR BALR—wo splenaid WANANT'S TABL suy directica by sendigg them to my address inwy and ¥, With marble beds. ing: rely upon having them promptly attended to with. | o! complete. Apply CHas. cut the perso! attention of the owner, thereby H. & {3 "8 Bookstore, 458 oe seving themselves much time end trouble. porite Post Ofes. : 9. Refer to W. D. Wallach, Proprietor Washington | [2 area DEBEB,, POBTROLIOS, PEN- tar; Dr. John Gregson, Veterinary Surgeon; Serouel T. Houston, Quar ‘8 Department’ 1s wh Dif ieee) PES Se ee a C8108 SRRARTAST BAOON, OF sale ot & BU. ‘ELL, we earner Vermont ave, and lath n. PRAROK TAYLOR, > Che WING WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1864. Star. N°. 3,464 AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. MUSIC {GANTERBURY HALL, AND. A L L?CANTERBURY HALL,§ THEATER Louisiana AvexvR, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels. GEORGE LEA... ioe eee tees... Proprietor FIBST WEBK OF THE NEW AND GORGEOUS PANTOMIME, ENTITLED THE BOUEE THAT J40K BUILT. Tke piece abornds in Funny Tricks. Mechanical Changes Traniformations. &c. Produced at an expense of two thousand dollars. EVERY EVENING THIS WESK, AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK. The briliiant Pantomime THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Bimon Blendershank, the Olown..W. B Cavenaugh Boss Trowell, the Pantaloon. . Mr, Williams = tou’ , the man all tatte H the Harlequ'n._. -Mr. Donneil; Angelina, “a maid all forlorn, 6 7 Columbine. s+ nss++s ne eee mma Schell Miles QO Reilly, from Morris Island..Mr. Dougherty Bquire Guszleale --.Mr. Ward 3iaek Bh 3 a Waiter. . Mr. Switzer Grabell, s oliceman ..._ aa Stan alord = r e «Mast William Longwh'skers ies Mouser fast The Priest, ‘ail shaven avd shorn , The Rooster, ‘that crow’d ip the morn,” + sees aes MF, Oocky-doodle-doo Queen of ~-+. Miss Olifton btarlight....) ----Miss Forrest £unbeam.... Miss Mariaa peendown | esrripple... a Pearlbrow Woed., way phe Gerelip | Bechanted "Dent, | ------- Miss Kary Eweetpen.. |: -Miss Carlotta, Primrose... Miss Lorena Crys } i Mics Rose Btarch. Governess at Miss Howdy- ‘e eetablishwwent for Young Ladies Miss Prideall Misa Active isu Family Lady Guzzlesie. Gucmes, Patries, Selby nes Beenery entirely new, by. wih caine W. Feltman Mach Tricks, and Transformations: a Watson and Assistants See Marshal! y Benson and Ae sistants Music, arranged, selected, and composed bs Jos, Brahem The Yiamipations a7 Oalelam Lights DF oc cscesice waecererree aces ~Jd. Bwaggart The whole produced and under the imme diate direction of. Es ... WB Caverauga EOENERY AND INOIDENTS, 8 Haurt of the G@nomes..... + +--+. Feltman Meeting of the Pigmy Gnomes—They receive in- seaation from Queen Industry to be ready at her cali “ Farewe!l—the dance jo'n, ‘till the bour When work sbal your active power,” : SCENE II. Cowslip Date... : .. .Feltman Tre lovers interrupted by the father—Appesr- 7 yr on and his Donkey— A regular upset— J carrying the hod. before be joined wrote songs~ The Squire gnd his lady— t Upset. and the guests of the evening imon laying bricks on an o!d founda Seats y SENET -+. Mlle Celesti: en well laid by Bimon—Qomic situation ef the charactere—Aocpearanc2 of the Fairy—Her promise to Build the House for Jack fulfilled by the tomes who erect the bouse—Appearance of all connected with the Hcuse for Jack Built, nameiy : Tbe Malt, TheGow, The Bat, The Maid, TheCai, TheMan, The Dog, The Priest, Anc the Cock that Crowed. The fatber, unwilling that Jack shall have hi daughter alter the hose is built—The Fairy Qce tranrformes Jack into Harlequin, his sweet heart into Coinmbine, the ‘sther into Pantaloon, and Simon into « C’owc—Here commences the grand Barlequinade—Prepare for fan—Laugh and be mer- ry—Dance and be Jolly—AlL sorta of tricks, ECENEIII, Wood near the village... by... 2... Johnson Harlec in ang Oolumbine pursued by Olown and Pantaloon—Fruetrated by two individnals who Ped been through the mill—As‘onishment snd ear, Exterior of Zoclogical G by Feltman Heve you seen the Biepbant with a watery trumk—Mogic Bill Posting. Invielble Pridtine= The movable Wall—0, my eye—The Bear hard to bear—A eubstantisi bug. BOEZNE V. Exterior of a Young Ladies’ Seminary, by R, 8 Smith. The young Misses going to schoo!—Past bind. safe fnd—The keyhole trave}ing—Cown and Pantaloon in their glory—The decapitated top-knot—The Mischievout lmps—The race for life. RCENE VI. Bitchen,.. oo arses BFrecsesces .-- Willfems The sausage machine, snd how they sre manu factured—Fodder one end and a skeleton the other—Grand leap of Beriesa in—Ont of the fryin, pen into the fire—Gridiron Flute—Beefstes’ muric—The walking teakettle—The Ohristmss dirb—Pour-and-twenty blackbirds baked in s p'e— Comic tableaux, SCENE VII, Wood sees DY. -o+.-K, Abner Here, there, and everywhere—The characters cross and re-ciors, to the great delight of al! be. holders. EORNE VIII. Encampment............by......... 1 ‘Smith The soldiers on hark i ical Soup—Harlequin shot from a gun—Pearful ca‘astrophe—Lookout fer the Pisket Quard. BOENE IX Bedchamber............ by. ...Feltman The magical furnitare, crockery, and fixtures— Fa)l in ocal—Appesrance of the gigantic skeleton’s ghost—Phantoms outdoing Professor Pepysr— Amaz'ng picture—Confession doubly confounded. seeaee... JObnson tandetill—The kuock Gnome Dance..... by....M'lle Celestine aud others SCENE XI. Tbe Mystic Dell_The Fairy invites Harl and Columbine to her retreat—They are aude Bhe pledges her protection—Clown and Pan‘aioon et their desert—Beautiful supernatural change— he realms of perpetual plessure—the most bril liant seene of Sassitags lesdor, which cannot be described. but must seen to be apprecisted— Grand tebleau of happiness—Enc of Pantomime. A GHAND OLIO ENTERTAINMENT BY THR GRAND ARRAY OP 8TARS ATTACEED T0 TER pop nage’? NTBRBURY. BILLY THOMAS. W. B. CAVANAUGE. LEW DONNELLY, BILLY WEBT. : RAYNOR, ean ET DOUGHERTY, WABD AND DELEBANTY, UBT OF BEAU FERRIS vornasr, 5 * MAGGIE WILSoN, EMMA THOMAg, NAOMI PORTER, &., In 6 CHARMING pivéarissrManr, RAND BALLET OF THE ORIN. EMMA £OHBLL, LUOY OLIFTON, HER DBRT IER ose 8 er ae "Company in an entirely new selection. > RM ANOEB WILL 5x OF. THE OLIOPERIOMRY MOH OS ANGED 7 che Str, necemee eee a4 shales wade iva’ olding six persons............ 5@ : Doors Cente at seven ocic j performance tocom mence at eight o'clock. PAMILY MATINEE ON BATURDAY AFTEENGON, at 2 0’o10cx. On whieh seeereaar ya (iu mime of the Admission [Ledies 1 crate; Ohildren 100 te, Are engaged aptiws THB Cah i Saaeey ane, AMUSEMENTS. FORD’s NEW THEATER, TexTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, TENTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE . GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN, EDWIN FORREST, 3 THIS EVENING, April 5, q Fill be presented the celebrated Tragic Play. in ve acts, o| PIZARRO; Or, THE DEATH OF ROLLA, in whieh 1 auete ae ENF Oe REST will sustain his great character o ROLLA. THE PERUVIAN HERO, Mr. John McCullough : Mra. JH. Allen as Miss Alice Gray Mr.J. A. Herne a: Mr. HB, Phillip ; To-morrow, rnt production of the new play of SENOR VALIENTE. by George H. Miles, Esq., with new scenery, ap- ointments, and a powerful cast, including ail the *Thuraiay, cleventh appearance of. Ww) 7@ e] ye 81 eower ToRBEE ES POET AY, TUES DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: IMPORTANT NOTICE. PERSONS HOLDING RESERVED PLACE3 are Féspecttully requested to ATTEND EARLY. . The immense throng of patrons now attending the theater fill the thoroughfares to an extent rendering access to secured places somewhat diffi- cult after the rise of the curtain, PRICRS OF ADMISSION Dress Circle. Orchestra Ch Family Cirel Private Boxes. Reserved seats on Mr. Forrest 50 cents 75 cents cents and $6. nights 25cts extra. GROVER’S THEATER. PENNSYLVANIA AV., NEAR WILLARD’S Hore, LEONARD GROVER. ... Director Also of Grover’s New ect Theater, Philade CLOSING NIGHTS OF THE MOST BRILLIANT OPERA J ABON Ever known in Washing! THIS (Tusiay) EVENING. Aprils TIME, POSITIVELY, phi MN" * POWERFUL CHORUS OF THIRTY, including the leading at f the celebrated ARIS 4 iet + wee Naney Lord Trisiarn Pianket Judge M. ne Sig. Carlo Lemani Peasants. Gi CARL ANSCHU The Di that this tire ithay ctor would call ‘rite Opera will ig bee n customs w tered, of plot is one < en the utmost romance and interest. Gn Wednesday, for the only Kreutzer 's Grand Opera A NIGHT IN GRENADA time, Conradin | Reserved seats fore Metzerott’s Music § Theater at the following SCALE OF Pi Orchestra Chairs Dross Circle and I Family Circle.. Trivate Boxes. . a secre . Secured Seats 30 cents extra, Business Mana, METROPOLITAN HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AXD ELSVENTH STRERT GARDINER & CO. +e+e+eeees Proprietors, er of the nights for s and the Box Office of ent the RICES, * “CD. HESS, Au i Treas! rer TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS oF THE GREAT COMPANY In their Unrivalled Performances w SIG. CONST AND TWENTY OTHE In Fascinating Dances. Exquisite Songs, No Eccentricities, &c. A GRAND PANTOMIME EVERY NIGHT. FAMTLY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 0'CLOCK. Admission & and 25 cents. Private Box and 85. VARIETIES! VARIETIES! ee VARIETIES ga RIETI 83, AND THEATER, Avaenug & Ninvit Street Proprietors age Manager and Advertiser. BxVA MUSIC HALL FRONTING PENNSYLVAN Hamerin & Co -.-- Fitz Simmons EMEMBER TO-NIGHT—THE QREAT snow REMEMBER TO-NIGHT-THK GREAT SHOW: Third and Last Week ! Fifteenth Representation. Seen by Over Twenty Thousand Persons, Every Person—Al! Callings Interested, DOUBLE BILL TO-NIGHT. The Great Drama anid a New Pantomime} Also, Full Music Hall Show! FEMALE PICKPOCKET FEMALE PICKPUCKET or WASHINGTON; WASHINGTON: HIGH 4ND LOW LIFE IN THECAPITALGITY, H AND LOW LIFE IN THE CAPITAL GITY, Characters by the Dramatic Company! Over Sixty Persons, Men and Women. Depicting Life in this City! Aiso, a new Christmas Pantomime! MAGIC TRUMPET; MAGIC TRUMPET: or. Harteqa MERRY CLOWN | ‘ pt equin and the Bew tchin, olumbine, Blin ievaciern by the Pantomime koe Full of Tricks, Changes, Transformations, Fun, Life, Beauty, and Humor! Aiso, the Great Ballet! LE. LAO 5 By all the Pretty Ladies of the Ballet! Aleo, Songs. Dances, Jigs, Bans» Solos, Negro Acts, Breakdowns, Batlads, and The Double Music Hall Show! Theatre. Music Ha!l, and Pantomime Show. Three Performances in One, By the Grand Double Company, rico P Alihe New Stars! he Great ris iseuse. i 544 ne “SPLLE LINA WINDELL; The World’s Pantomimist ie ideal i “= TLBRNANDEZ FOSTER; he miere Danseuse, ee pi tgongillss AUGUSTA WALBY; ecb of Song, ~ ee 7 i MISS FANNY GILMORE; ular Young Actress, ste ae 6 “MISS MAGGIE FRIEL; Male ueer. The Gree! an GEORGE T, SHELDON. Also, the Star Company, Mr. Bob Hall, } Mr Frank Kerns, Mr. Thompron Mr. Franc! Mr. Me Miss re, laggie Vernon, Miss Fanny May, Misa Kitty Lee, Miss Annie Ellmore, And other artistes. Workmen of the Navy Yard! Your Pay is Raised! See the Great Drama that Helped to Achieve it! ‘Workmen of the Arsenal! Your Pay Will be Raised! See the Great Drama Re- Clerks in all the D garding it! partments! the @ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Ladies’ and Clerks’ Matinee. Only Afternc on of the Female Pickpocket. Introducing to the audience the last Parisian Nov- elty, Perfumed Programmes for the Ladies. All the Great Double Show To-Night! Admission, 25 and #cte. Private boxes. $5. ere ucres, FANT & CO., BANEERS, NO. 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Will continue to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS As long a6 issued by the Government, at par, «Coupon 6’s of 1831, U. 8.7 90 Treaeury Notes U. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD, Exchange 8n all parts of Europe and the Northern Cities sold in sume to suit purchasers, ftocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively . onGommission. sy? OTION.—For Ro. 373 LOCAL NEws. CORPORATIUN AFFAIRS, Counci, Procexpines, April 4.—Board of Aidermen.—The President (Mr. Semmes) laid before the Board a communication trom the err in relation to the inefficient manner in which houses are numbered. The Mayor sng- gests the adoption of some means whereby, when & number is sought, its whereabouts can be readily fixed or approximated, Referred to committee on police. Also, a communication transmitting the nomination of Andrew Burges as scavenger of the Sixth Ward, in place of Samuel Arm- stead; and the nomination of James Lyuch, as chief of Corporation police. Referred to com- mittee on police. Also, & communication informing the Board that the appropriation of $100,000, under the act approved August 25, 1662, and Febraary 27, 1864, entitled respectively ‘an act providing bounties to encourage volunteer enlistments,’ is entirely exhaustea. Referred to committee on finance. Also, @ communjgatton inclosing one from C. B. Cluskey, Superintendent, in relation to tne Central Guardhouse. [The Superintendent says that the contractor for the erection of the Central Guardhouse a Thomas Lewis) has completed what remained unfinished of his con- tract at the timethe Government took posses- sion of the building; and recommends that an appropriation be made to paid the outstanding claims which have been reported against the same.] Referred to committee on finance. Mr. Lloyd, from committee on finance, re- ported back the bill authorizing the Mayor to borrow money, and asked to be discharged trom its further consideration. Oommittee dis- charged. Mr. Lloyd, frcm the same commitee, reported favorably on the joint resolution providing for the appointment of a committee of one member from each Board, who, in conjunction with the Mayor, shall urge upon Congress the passage of a bill providing for the laying of a special tax for the payment of all moneys which have been or may be expended for bounties to yol- unteers under the last call of the President. The retolution passed, and Mr. Brown was appoimted on behalf of the Aldermen. Mr. Lloyd, from the finance committee, to Whom was referred the opinion of Mr. Bradley relative to the claim of James Towles, re- ported the same back, &nd asked to be dis- charged irom its further consideration. Uom- mittee discharged. Mr. Turton introduced a bill appropriating *5.000 for the purpose of grading ith street ¥ west, from K street north to Massachusetts avenue, Passed. The Chair moved to reconsider the vote by which the bill to erecta school-house in the Third Ward, second schoob district, was re- jected on its third reading. On motion of Mr. brown, the subject was Ppestponed until Monday next. Mr. Plant, from the fire department commit tee, to whom was referred the bill to organize a paid tire department, reported favorably on the sime, and the bill was passed. [The pro- visions of this bill have already been published in_the Star.) . Mr. Plant introduced a joint resolution an- thorizing the Mayor to continue the present | fire department unti} ist July, 1561. Passed. The hack bill was returned from the Coun- cil, disagreeing to the amendments of the Al- Germen. Mr. Brown moved that the board iusist upon ils amendiments, and asked the appointment of & committee of conference. The committee ot conference was ordered, and Messrs. Lloyd, Utermehie and Gulick were appointed on the part of the Alderme: The following bills irom the Board of Com- mon Council were passed:—Bill to grade and gravel Sth street west, trom H street to New York ayenue; tor relaying and widening the gutter on the west side of Stn street, excepting the Government squsre; to widen the gu'ter on the north side of Missouri avenue, between 3d and 4h streets; and joint resulation of re- quest. Adjourned. Common Council._The Board met, and was called to order by the President, (A. Lloyd, Esq.,) all the members being present except Messrs. Follansbee, Keuy, Knight; N. D. Lur- ner, McCathran, Peake, Shedd, Stevens, H. C. Wilson, and Chas. Wilson. A communication was received from the Mayor, inclosing a letter from Martin Bishop, in reference to the improvement of the Wash- ington Canal as asanitarymeasure. Mr. Bishop says the canal, which receives the water and other matter passing the sewers of the city, should be wade of a uniform width, and instead of short angles all the curves should be regular and not obstruct the flow of water wath its fuli force. The canal should be extended up stream to & point in the Potomac where a good portion of the current could be obtained, and fluish opening the present main canal down stream between the two rivers, where it may enter deep water. The canal thus constructed will form a channel for a portion of the waters of the Potomac, and when there should occur @ flood in that river, {t would force from its new channel all matter deposited within it by the present constructed sewers of this city, and this plan will improve and finish out what should ave been the origina) design, to free the city of all pestilential ingredients. He aiso recom- mends the building of a lirge ship lock at each extremity of the canal, which, being supplied with water from Rock Creek by the present feeder, would make an excellent harbor for ships, and thus accommodate the central busi ness portion of the city. He says that the importance of the whole matter is such as to preclude the possibility of argument. On motion of Mr. Shepherd. the communica- tion was ordered to be printed with the pro- ceedings, and referred to the committee on im- provements. Also, one enclosing the following resolution adopted by the Levy Court: Resolved, Thatthe president of the court com- muni ate to the Mayors of the citiesof Wash- ington and Georgetown the fact that all the wills probated in the office of Registerof Wilis for seven years, under the late Register. E N. Reach, are unrecorded, and that they be re- guested to submit the question to the councils of said cities whether they will appropriate their share of the expences of recording the same—such expenses to be divided between the said citiis and county part of the District of Cotompla in preportion to the popuiation of each, Mr M. Larner stated that the Levy Court had authorized the Register to record the wills referred to, but at his (Mr. Larner’s) instauce the resolution was rescinded. The Corpora- tion had nothing to do wit the Register of Wills, neither did the Court. The Register re- ceives his pay in fees from legatees and others, and this expense should not be incurred, for it was not known how much the bill wouid amount to. He felt it to be his duty to protect the Corporation in the court, and he contended that there had been some mismanagement du- ring the past year. Large expenditures had been made in constructing roads in the county, some of which were of iittle or no benefit to the city, and the corporation would have to pay one half of such expenses—one of these roads costing 25,000, and others from #1,500 to $2,000. At the meeting of the court (yesterday) the late superintendent ofroads had presented accounts from different individuals tor furnishing sup- Plies to ‘the contrabands employed, among which were charged bacon hams at fourteen cents, flour at $12 per barrel, tea at $1.25 per pound, and sugar, coffee, &c., at high prices; and heasked when it was that private indi- viduals heg to pay $12 for flour, and if the other prices named Were not as high as private individuals were paying for the best articles, The Register of Wills was allowed by the Court 12, 4 cents per hundred words for copying. and bad petitioned that he be allowed 14 cents for the work, but he (Mr. L.) had been informed that the most of the copying he was getting ‘women outside (Frcl atthe rate of only 5 cents er hundred words. 2 The bill. was referred to the committee on ways and means. 4 communication was also received from Mr. George Lea, proprietor of Canterbury Hall, asking that the transparency lately erected in front of the hal), over the sidewalk, to remain. d to the committee on po- lice. Adjourned. ————_s>———_ h T.—The Levy Court met yester- du eee ae Hall, the president (Mr. Sar- chair. gent) in the o@recelyed from Mayor Wallach e Levy Court has made or intends Lest Sad eyision for the ymient ot bounties to yolunteers to fill the quotas of the District of Columbia! And suggesting that the matter be brought before the coart, and imme- diate action be taken in the premises. Referred to the Commiittee on finance, The chair laid before the court a letter from Ze 0. Bophies, Regivien of Wills, asking that 2% cords of wood urchased for the use of i open ee ‘Was referred to the Finance mm ‘The Committee on Financereported infayor of paying $130 tothe -Mi Police as ? ay the court so ¢ ape ar . Mr. Burr presented several bills certified 5 = ea Mere a be Sortect, a. ars arnis e court, which were referred Com mittee on Claims. = me Seperient poh inate the Com mittee = Pouce, rr ie wing Teso.f ion w) Ea SK seseumnsopnsoses esolved, &e., permission be granwed to Constantine Drexier, the taxidermist employed by the Smitbeonian Institution, to collect cer- tain ee of birds for scientifie purposes, viz: To complete the collection of the birds of the District of Columbia in the museuin of the Smithsonian Institution; to makea series of the birds injuring or beneticial to the farmer for the Agricultural Department of the United States; and to prepare & series of the eastern mi ipeey? Barker for the public museum of the city of Chicago. It being understood that the number of specimens required for these pur- pcses will not embrace more than two or three Pairs of each kind, and these principally sp»- cies not nesting in this vicinity. Dr. Nichols called up the communication of the Mayor in relation to bounties, and afer considerable debate— Mr. Bowen offered the following : Resolved, That the Committee having the ir terests of the county before Congress in char; be instructed to use their influence in favor of the passage of a law authorizing the Levy Court to impose a tax on the property of sai( county, sufficient to raise the sum of ———- doljars, to be applied to the pu of raising volunteers under the recent eall of the Presi- dent for three hundred thousand troops, ajct that authority be asked for said Levy Court to anticipate said amount by a loan, providing it can be raised at a rate of interest notexceed- . ing 81x per cent. . The vote on the adoption of the resolu cn Was as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Rowen and Sargent—2. Nays—Messrs Beit, Blagden, Burr, Larser, Nichols, Plant and Thomss—7. The court proceeded to the election of ¢ Su- perintendent of Roads, and the first ballo: re- sulted as follows: Mr. T. Boudinot, 3; Mr. Sonnerman, 4; Wi- Golden, 2. The result was the same on the second va'- lot. On the third baliot Mr. Boudinot received 5 votes, and Mr. Sonneman 4. So Mr. Boudinct ‘was declared elected. Several resolutions in regara to the duties of the superintendent were affirmed and adoptec. Dr. Nichols otfered the following resolution Resolved, That it is the judgment of the Levy Court that it will be a more advisable mode of raising the quota of troops of the county of Washington, D. C., under the late call for 300,000 men, by draft than by bounties, and so faras this Court is authorized toexpress the views the people of the county, the military authorities are respectfully recommended at once to proceed to raise by draft, according to law, the quota aforesaid, under the draft afore- said. Adopted unanimously. Adjourned to Monday, 18th inst. fa ae tee Porick REports, Third Precinct.—™M. Caton, disorderly; dismissed. Owen Woc do.;do. John W. Marr, Bridget Maley, Ma: Thomes, Henry Pegler, drunk: dismissed Montgomery, playiug marbles; &2 5 Porter, shooting a pistol. Fourth Precinct—Etlen Thomas, drunk ac disorderly; workhouse. James Sweeney, uo Thomas Power, throwing stones; di 33 Tncmas Parker, Thomas Kildrauf, Williaa Grover, disorderly; $2 Fifth Precinct.—S. J. Whitwell, Jesse Rover, drunk; dismissed. Win. Pasey, selling Liguor unliceneea: do. Thos. Ragan, drunk and dis- orderly: $2. Thos. Gilmartin, disorderly; 41. Henry Armstrong, do . Strth Preeinct.—Ji a Fraecis. [driving o pavement; $2. Jas. Parker, drunk and dis» drly; $2. Jas. McCalison,do.; military. H ry Piummer, al for hearing. W y:for hearing. R k law; postponed. 3 » Grubnk aud disorderly; milltary iglioni, disorderiy; $3. Seventh Precinct—Wm. Green, larceny; vait for court. Thoe. Lynch, disor, ys dismissed Wm. Daly, dr d-disorderly; military. Jas. Richey, ac z no. Jackson, disor- derly: dismissed. Winnie Kelly, larceny; Cath- arine Mclermott, do.; do. Tenth Precinct.—James Flynn, selling }iguor utlicensed. Thos. Carley, drunk; do. Josepn Jones, drunk and disorderly; military. Aun R. Tyler, disorderiy; Geo. Tylor, do.; #1. R. Bacen, do.; $3. James Handy, drunk missed. Thos. Buckley, disorderly; W. Carpenter, aseault: beil for peac Geo. SPECIAL NOTICES. | 6 J. Winxrss. Esq. af the Great Pennayiy ier r - to take effect on tl & has been cour i corner of Sixth street an ay during the past two years, and is thoroughly « Yersant with the business of the route in atl departments. All applications for inform tickets. &c., must he addressed to E.J. Wilk Agent ¢ t Pennsylvania Rout >, Sixth stree Pennsylvania ave: ue, Ev. 8, Yours, General Passenger Agent, aps Great Pennsylvania Route Brovcur on Saturday, and can be Pennsylvania avenue. near 43) stree gold plated jewelry for one dollar, at Jewelry Store. 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