Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1864, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn's Typeaten—To night we are to have &: Piracio, the Death of Rolla,” in which Mr. Edwin Forrest will sustais his great char- acter cf * Rolla,” the Peruvian hero. The piay ‘will be placed m the stage in the best man- ner. aud Mr. Forrest will be sustained by the Jendirz members of the stock company, Miss #lice Gray sustaining the character of + El- vira.” Groven’s THEATER.—Flotow’s favorite op- era of «Martha, or the Fair at Richmond,” is | Bononunc:d for to-night, and will be Prodygp entire, it having been customary to omit al! it the entire fourth act. This famous opera will be revcered in such 8 manner as to make it ove of ihe greatest musical treats of the season. MertroprotitAN HALL continues on in its | triumphant career, the house being crowded nightly by persous desirous of witnessing the varied performances offered at@his establish- ment Muss Helene Smith, the pleasing and Sascinating danseuse,® made her first appear- Bnce iast night, and was received with thun- qders cf applause. An excellent bill is offered for to-night. @ \VARixTIES —Besides the usual Music Hall pertormances manager Hemblin presents to- Xizbt the new Christmas pantomime of the «: Magis Trumpet,” the baller «La Ole,” and Fitzsimmons’ thrilling play of the « Female Pi kpocket of Washington,” a piece that never fauls 'o bring forth unbounded applause. _CANTERBURY.—At this estzblishment last night, the brilliant pantomime of the «House that Jack Built,” drew such an immense crowd that i: was almost impossible to obtain stand- ingroom. It will be repeated to-night, and Miss Jennie Engle, the sweet balladist, with the e: tire Canterbury company will appear in { new selections. aes hele Tak ExkcuTIve COMMITT#E on enlistments, and the managers of the late ball, held for the benefit of the enlistment fund are requested to anest this evening at7 o'clock, at the Mayor's oftice. —— MEASURE FOR CLEANING THE CANAL —A Jetition has been presented to the Senate (and referred to the District Committee) from a Aarge number of leading citizens of Washing- ton, including many of our most prominent Physiciaus, asking an appropriation for clean- wing acd improving the Washington Canal. The estimates in the petition are made bya gentieman who bas had more experience and is be«ter posted goncerning the canal than any @ther citizen, and can therefore be fully re- Hed on, As asanitary measure, the improvement is @* the first importance, and especially as re- dieving the White House grounds from the ma- ‘aria prevailing there in the summer and and it will be seen by the pe- aitou that a large amount of valuable ground €4n be reciaimed for Government by the im- provement ata small expense. The petition is as tollows: To the honorable Senate of the United States in Congress assembled -—Whereas the Washington csnal, for several years last past used as a main sewer, has become filled up with ade- osit trom the washings of the lauds contigu- ous toit,as wellas from the several sewers emptying into it, thereby becoming, during cer- @ain -easons, detrimental to the health of the @ity erefore we, the undersigned, citizens ot ‘Washington, respectfully petition your honor- ‘able body to make an appropriation for the re- Inova! of said deposit, which can be done ata com) aratively trifling expense to the Govern- Jment. And we wonld respectfully submit the fol- lowing suggestions ag the best and least ex- pernusive mode of performing the work, by which @his object will not only be accomplished, but @ great benefit will accrue to the United States, by msking with this deposit new land on the ® wap or marsh in the rear of the Pres‘dent’s gnansion, which is more particularly set forth on « map dated December 1, 1-63. copy of which, dated Janvary 1, S61, is also respect- twily submitted. The objects to be attained, if your honorable | body grants the prayer of your petitioners, are | Ist The cleaning ot the canal, so mucif needed Ss & sanitary measure. 2 The filling up of what is now a dangerous ic swamp, which, in its present con- bare two-thirds of the time, and the hoxcus exhalations from which, during the | Summer and early autump months, has made residential Mansion so notoriously un- | asa place of residence, and which, to | wi ve’y greatextent will remedy this evil. Your petitioners believe that this objectalone, wit! 1 taking into consideration the other beneti's herein named, should be a sufficient ind) +ment to your honorable body to grant ahe 9) prepriation. 2c By giving more uniformity to the topo- -y of that part of the city, rendering it 2 easier to embellish the grounds as a mal! eur er | 47k, for which the surrounding grounds Are intended | By conurcting the grounds of the Presi- with those of the mall, the ute, and the Capitol, thereby of passing through the ng the n s part of th h. By creating fitteen acres of new land for athe United States, adjoining the Washington Monument grounds. greatly improving the Bame. | oh By greatly improving the interests of ©on merce, and making @ saving to the Goy- | eri ment and citizens of Washington. Since the taking for war purposes of the Aqueduct bridge at Georgetown, the coai which formerly arrivea at Alexandria via the Ches- | @peeke and Obio canai was brought in the | cans! Sargesdirectto Washington. The taking | of d bridge by the Government necessarily compels the unloading of the barges at George- town. and the coal carted thence to Wash- | 3ngton Atan expense not only to the Govern. ment, but to the ci ns, of one dollarand fifty cents per ton. iy Cleaning the canal to its original depth, ean arrive direct trom Cumberland to | ngton without unloading, thereby saving | this additional expense. Your petitioners estimate the cost of removing the material trom the cafial at forty theusand dollars. Fifty per cent. additional cost for piling and building @ sea wall will make the propesed improvement, adding thefitteen acres of and st an expeuse (including the forty thoa- Sand © otlars for cleaning) of four thousand dol- dais per acre, less than ten cents per square toot, while private property in the vicinity is | now selling at from twenty-five to fitty cents ner -quare foot This deposit would otherwise be carried to ihe river, to be to some extent reconveyed by Nloods to the canal. The estimate for removal is bused upon the supposition that the material Will be used for the improvement of Govern- anent grounds, which, if carried to the river, | eral j Meeting was not to experiment—it was for de- | Side of the stage, at the top, are placed hand- y Perfectly ready bosses said. A young man in a military overcoat remarked that he was working ina shop with but one other band, and was not eaxious to throw him- self out of employment; but if it was the gen- agreement, he was willing to quit at once if the increase was not given. Mr-U. Leach called upon the private work. men to speak out and tell their feelings, so that co-operation ard concert of action may be had. Mr. Letourno contended that the object of the cisive action to obtain an invrease of wages. The Government agents want for evidence the certificates of steam mill qorictos, a8 well as contractors; and as for the steam mill pro- prietors, who expects to get their certificates! They have noeympatby with mechanics. No mechanic is found sneaking away in a steam mill. Forbearance has ceased to bea virtue: but if one stone remains unturned by which we may honorably obtain the advance, he was ‘willing to take the pick in hand to turn it up. A motion was made by a young man near the door that mechanics comprising the meet- ing strike at once, and “stop work trom w- morrow morning.” The Chair said before the motion was put he would say a few words. He was in favor ot immediate action, and for & positive assertion of their claims. Unfortunately for mechanics, they allowed those who have no sympathy for them to fix the rates of prices. Legislators fix the price of labor for all time, without regard to change, never locking to the mutability-of circumstances. If they can fix the prices of labor, why may they not also fix the prices of living to correspond with them? He declared that it had always been the fauit of mechanics that they placed too low an estimate upon themselves. Now the mechanics here have exhausted every honorable means to. put down the combination against them, for there is a combination. Jt Mr. Rogers and Mr. Maliett, and the sash tactory man, he did not know him, and did not wantto. {Voices—“Baldwin,’’ © Baldwin !"] Chair—well, if they who have grown wealthy by the labor of mechanics, were asked if there is a combination, they would say yes! He might be discharged to-morrow. The sword of decapitation might descend and cut oft his heed, but let it come. He did not fear at Anelderly gentleman rose and asked for a Mmomentof attention. He eaid that he put his name tothe paper with the other workmen, not with a view to strike, but to obtain an in- crease of wages. He had confidence in Mr. Chase, the Secretary of the Treasury, who had always acted toward them as agentleman, and from the first had requested them not to strike. Mr. Chace had not refused to give the advance, nor had Mallet. All they ask is sufficient proot that outside workmen are receiving those prices. Leta further effort be made to obtain the proof required, and Mr. Chase, who is not unreasonable, will give the increase. A Young Man.—This meeting is not a repre- sentation of the carpenters of the District, but of the Treasury only. I can live without work six months; but if we are to strike, let us strike together. Another spoke of the poor show of interest on the part of outsiders and Treasury hands. Nothing can be made bya strike where nothing can be gained. Mr. Chase has said he will dis- charge every one who strikes. We who are young, and those who have no families. need not be frightened: but there areaged men among us who have families, and cannot leave this city. Another young man said he was opposed to procrastination, and would vote to strike for their rights. Procrastination will always bring un:atisfactory answers. Mr. Reed thought that a reconciliation might be effected, by which inside and outsid hands can obtain $3 per day before the ist of May. He wasin favor of postponement until a full ex- pression cf journeymen can be had. A com- promice can be effected between those for and against an immediate strike. Mr, Letourno held that Mr. Chase would not be bothered with the matter, but had left it wiih Messrs. Rogers and Mullett. Ou motion, it was ordered that notice of the next meeting be published in the S/ar, and tre Meeting adjourned. — Tappy Lincorn’s Tuzater.—Tadd Lin- coln, the sprightly, intelligent little fellow who is so great @ fsvorite with all visitors at the White House. bas fitted up room No. 3+ of the Presidential Mansion as a miniature the. ater, in which manager Tadd gives theatrical performances once or twice a week, his com- pary consisting of mem'ers of the Bucktuil regiment now doing duty in the vicinity of the White House. The theater has a handsome stage, with gas toot-lights and appropriate scenery. Ou either some vasee fille@ with artificial flowers, while in the center is a bust of the lamented Colonel Baker, (a great friend of Master Lincoln's) who was killed at Ball's Bluff. Immediately in front of the stage is aepace partitioned off by a wicket fence. That portion of the hall set apart for spectators is furnished with settees, sofas, and cdshioned chairs, sufficient to ac- ccmmodate qnitean andience. Master Tadd has effected arrangements with manager Gro- ver by which he is enabled to obtajn such cos- tures as are necessary to give due effect to the pieces produced at his little theater. His audiences are gen 1 composed of such of his numerous friends, both male and female. as he may see proper to invite: and occasionally the President and Mrs. Lincoln honor the perfor- mers with their presence ge FARRELL rom John Farrell, Esq.,—who, | we imagine, conld sample any luxupy or article | of converience or use inthe knewn world s his commission and produce establishment, | Louisiana avenue,—sends us a case of cham- P e cider, which we thin tifies the claim of Mr Farrell: i.¢, that is, “the best that ever come to this market—the pure juice of the | apple.” ii hy from Farrell we have a package of | French coffee. said to be of excellent quality ond cheap. Also, from Farrell we have a couple of pat ent camp chairs, a l-efle the strongest. iandiest | and lightest we have everseen. Farrell is a live business man, and his business place is worth a visit. See his advertisement. | > THe RECONNOISSANCE ON & NO. Ol." —Justice | must be done, thongh the heayens fall: 1 therefore it Was nol, we hear, the Philadelphia Inquirer correspondent, but the chef of the Tribune bureau in person, who ied the van in | the Istof April raid on No. + Willard’s, tn | quest of returned-from-Richmond correspond. ents. In adjusting the credits in the race, itis | due to © Agar,” of the Cincinnati Gazette, to | say that he came in a good second, instead of in the ruck, as wrongly reported about town. | The /nqwrer man took no stock in the hoax. | He was himse!f one of the salesmen ———.___— For HearinG.—Last night, a row occurred in the restaurant on D, between 12th and 13th will increase the cost | Aside trom the important fact that a positive | hecessity exists for cleaning the canal, a great | public benefit will be derived from this mode | Of dis poemg of the material. | b Ai a your petitioners will ever pray. i — MERTING OF THE CARPENTERS AND CABINET | Makeres.—Last night the carpenters and cabi- | wet wakers of the Treasury Extension and connected with private shops met at Temprr- ance Hall, pursuant to adjournment. ‘| be meeting was called to orderby Mr. Hiill- yard, Mr. Letourno acting ws secretary. Atter | Yeading the minutes, the -eeretary, for infor- mation, read the communication from Secretary | Chase, before reported, in reply to the request of the hands upon the Treasury for an increase of % per cent. upon their wages, in which the | Secretary expresses his readiness to give the gdvyence when he shall receive satisfactory ev- | alien ce that the empleyers and contractors not {| 3 Government emp'oy are giving the increased “wages. . | ‘The committee to obtain certificates of con- | trac‘ors and bosses who are giving and are ~willing to give $3 per day after the Ist of May, | ye, orted the certificates of the following em- | loyers: John R. Hunt J. W. Seroggin, Del- imger & Downing, J. Moran, Chipple & Grind, H.C. Holmes, Wm. King, J. J. Birch; Edw. | Shoemaker, J. J. Fitzhugh, Harvey & Co., J. | A. Biau * | On motion, the report Was accepted. Mr. Ferguson, carpenter, reported that, as directed, he had waited on Mr. Mallett, ot the Treasury Extension, and exhibited the certifi- eaies. Mr. F. thought them satisfactory evi- dence, but Mr. Mullett did not. Mr. F. esked the meeting what would be satisfactory eyi- ence? ¢ Mr. Dasbeill, of the cabinet makers, reported that he had waited upon Mr. Rogers, super- ~visirg archiiect, and the result was substan- | tially as im the case of Mr. Ferguson. Mr. Rogers said he would willingly do what be could to get the pay advanced as soon as the | e&tisfactory evidence required was obtained. The reports were accepted and the commit- tee thanked for its atuention. My Sweeney, from the Arsenal wood work- fers, reported that acom mittee had waited upon apt. Beuton with a similar request, and Capt. B. expressed his willingness to give the work- mei the highest wages givea. The workmen there are aly fatisfied that if ap advance is given they will get it. | refusing to remain upon the proper hack stand, streets, (Old Synagogue,) between Henry Mil- ler and Alois Mueller, in which Miller drew a revolver and attempted to use it on his oppo- nent. They were arrested and taken to the econd Ward station, and this morning Justice Clayton fined Mueller and Henry Geisler, who took a part in the fight, $2 each. Miller was held to bail for a hearing for assault with in- tent to kill. oo FovunDLiInG.—This morning, Mr. Peter Mil- Jer informed the Sth Ward police that he had fonnd a dead white male infant at the remains of the old stone factory enclosed iv asmall box, and Officer Turner went to the place and had it conveyed to the station where it awaits the inquest of the Coroner. There is but litde doubt but that it w murdered, ts there are several marks of violence upon it. ee ee Hack Drivers ARRESTED.— Yesterday, the military authorities arrested George Boyd, J. D. Mason and W. F. Downy, hack drivers, for thereby violating the hack law. They were committed to the Central Guardhouse. Col. | Ingraham expresses a determination td “arrest all offenders. idee L-Seae bE BuacLrary.—Last night, the residence of George Savage, cerner Fifth and K streets, was entered by thieves. who secured for them- selvesa gold watch, a gold bracelet, and a small amount of money. No elue to the thieves has yet been obtained. At THE Julia Washington whose name was in Tenth Precinct Police Reports of Saturday, for indecent language, is not the Julia Ann Wash- ington that lives on F street, between 9th and 10th streets, Island. 1t* MARRIED, : On the Mst nit. by the Rev. Mr. Finckle Mr JOUN B. MITCHELL to Miss JOANN AR HILL, both of Washington, D ee Sembee DIED On the 4th instant. after alton £ and painfeli- | ness. of consumption, ROBERT #, REBD. xzed # years. son of y and the late John Reed, merly of Fairfax county, Va. His tuneral will take place To-morrow (We day), at 10 o'clock, from his residence, on V street, Georgetown, I eaten husband, thou hast left us, nes Mr. Ferguson said that Mr. Mnilett’s reply was tbat he wanted toseea more general ex- »ression on ‘Le part of private contractors and osses. Some of the bosses say they are giving $3, and others say they are willing to give it. Mr. Reed asked what was the feeling of the jpurreymen. Mr. Ferguson.—The private journeymen, 60 Taras I haye been able to learn, are with the ameeting. Mr 120 said be acked journeymen what Would do it the bosses refused to give 1! We thy loss most deeply feel. But ‘tis God that hath bereft us, ‘He will all our sorrows heal [Baltimore papers please copy.) the morning of the Sth instant, ROSETTA HERBERT, coloted. aged i0 sears ; Her funeral will take place from her late resi | her adventage by alley | DEAFNESS, CATARRH, @nd diseases of the EaR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Dr. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St, Mark Place, New York, Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafnesz.” « Letters on Catarrh,” will make his second visit to WASHINGTON, MONDAY, ArRit 11th, and can be consulted at the Essitt Hovse for ONE WERK until Saturday evening, April 16th, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. From the Rev. Fred Jewell, Professor State Normal Sc » Albany, N. ¥. This may certify that [ have been, since 1814, subject to violent periodical attacks of catarrh, marked by a highly inflamed condition of the lining membranes of the cavities of the head, producing a most distressing species of head- ache for days at a time, wholly incapacitating me from business, and during the paroxysms confining me tothe bed. 1nsome instances the inflammation has extended tothe teeth, occa- sioning toothache ;, to the threat, producing hoarseness and partial loss of voice; aud and twice it has co affected the left eye as to con- fine me for a month or more to a darkengd room. ‘Theseattacks have been accompanied by strong febrile szmptoms ; by stoppage of the head, and, in ret stages, by watery discharges from the noee, subsequently becoming acrid aad yellow, and towards the close of the attack becoming bloody and purulent. I have tried Prices of almost every kind; external ap- tions to the head. such as camphor, gin- » hot bandages, and fomentations of hot vinegar; snuffs of some half a dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations, together with in- ternal remedies, such as alteratives, cathartics andemetics. Theee have produced no change in the occurrence or character of the disease, and, in most cases, with little or no temporary relief. Ihadcome, at length, to believe the Gisease 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 once approved itself to my judgment, as simple, philosophi- cal, and likely to be efiective. Notwithstand- ing the disadvantages under which he labored, in dealing with a disease of such long stand. ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys- pepeis, and constantly induced by the acci- dents of my professional labor, I found the treatment reaching the disease as it had never been reached before, and producing ch a modification and alleviation of its character, as I had supposed impossioe. I chronicte the results thus. Although I have been situated several times, so that I should formerly have believed a severe attack of my catarrh inevita- ble, I have escaped thus far; the symptoms of threatened attack have been very light, and have yielded to the remedies employed by Dr. Lighthill, without need of recourse to the old hot fermentations, or emetics; and the dischar- ges from the head have resumed the original and natural condition. I count upona com. plete cure. ThatI have been able, however, to obtain so material a relief isto me a cause of gratitude. In that alone, l am repaid for whatever the treatment may have cost me. I make this statement unsolicited, as a means of acknowledging my obligations to Dr. Light- hill's method of treating catarrh, and witha view to aid any who may have cuffered from that disease, in forming & just opinion of its merits, and its probable utility in their own case. FREDK. S. Jewett, Prof. State Normal School. Albany, N. Y., March 14, 1564. Catarrh Cured. From Rev, R. PP. Russell, Lynn, Mass. I have been much troubled with Catarrh of the worst type for some twenty years. It gradually grew worse, producing cqugh and hoarseness, destroying the sense of sinell, and WASTE & respectable woman, @ SIT- UATION' Kk. A a corner of K and Yad ofreeta: Sia Nis ocala al WT ANTED—By a reapectabl ‘A. Wee sae eapeetable roman, 83) Tr sewing. Address Box 6 Star Office, 1t* \WWANTED-tre Tetpeciable girl. aSITUATION as norse or chambermaid. Address Box No. 26 Star Office. it" W&STED—B; # young, respectable girl, a SIT- UATION as cook, washer and ironer.in a small family. Please call at No, 294 Third street, between Massachusetts ay. and @ street. It* ANTED—A WAITER at the Goslinz House. To one that understands the business $a ménth will be given the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. avenue, between I2th and J5t ap 5-2t* Ww* TED—A GIRL for general housework: by will get liberal wages and a good home. None need aprly except one that can come well recommended. Inquire at 306 Ninth street, over office Independent Telegraph Co. ap 5-3t | OARD WANTED,—Board wanted by two youns Indiesina private family. Terms not to ex- TE ceed $18 per month. References exchanged. In- structions on the piaro given in part payment, if desired. Address 8. ©. K., Star office, stating terms and location. ap 5-2t* louse. cy ANTED—A white Woman to do plain Cook- ing. Washing and Ironing ina private fami- yy. References required, and good wages given. pply at No. 371 7th street north. ap4-3t* Boar WANTED—By a married lady. A pri- vate family preterre! » Terms must be moder- 8 OPO 5 WANTED-A GIRL to sew. Apply at the Ebbitt bit p 4-3t* a: pidaress, ating terms, location, man Box WASTED—a first class CAKE and PASTRY BAKE: FS) 466 t S. SIMONS’ Ooafestionery, Pennsylvania avenue, between 31 and 4%: streets, north side. ap 4-3t* Wanstep-a SITUATION as nurse for the VV ‘sick, by a middle-aged American woman. od references can be given. Address, Post Of- Mrs. HANNAH MARANDA, ap4-3t* V / ANTED—$10,.000 on DEED OF TRUST NOTES, secured on first-class Property worth $40,000. Good bonus paid. Address for two weeks, A. K. SEPTIMUS. ap 4-Tt* Post Office, Washington, D.C. Vy TANTED,—An experienced colored NURSE, to attend an infant. Applyat 187 H street, be- tween 19th and %th streets, on Tuesday, Wedues- day, and Thureday, from 4 to 7 p.m. The best recommendations required, ap 4-3t* W ANTED.—Three WOMEN as order cooks, one woman to washand iron. and one scrub wo- man, all white. References required. Apply at the office of the New York Hotel, Mh strect, near E. ap 4-3t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY — Experienced IRONERS, at the office of the National Steam Laundry, south side Penn. avenue, between 13th and 13% st: None but experienced workmen need apply. ap 4-3t* V J ANTED TO RENT—On or before Ist of May. asmall HOUSE,5 to8 rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Careful tenants and prompt pay. Address or call on Treasury, Clerk, No. 374 lth Street west. between L and M north. ap t-4t* WANTED—For one or two years. $2,000 rarree ror peat tro gears: times the amount will be given. A liberal inter est and bonus will be given. Addresa ‘*Money,’' Star Oftice Box —, for one week COE WANTED.—A really good Cook (woman) / who can come well rccommende ch a situation ghest wages by applying at No. 600 Massachu s avenue, near New Jersey avenue ap 4-3t* W ANTED AT SLAGLE’S — Wanted immmediate- ly, a first-class PHOTOGRAPHER. One who understands the profession in all its branches will finda ge a Aituation i my Bop mis ars Jettor A. No.1. None but a good operator need apply. . ATG SLAGLR. ap4 No. 288 Pa. av.. cor. Ith st (00k WANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel. He / must be experienced as a hotel cook well recommended. ap2 MEN tetwork ona farma a wages and a desirable hon ffi ce QERVANTS WANTE and dining-room_ servant cow immediately, Colored servants competent persons need rot apply given. Apply at residence of Amos Kendall, Ken- eal Green. ap lth q BONUS to any one that will assist me to & 10€ geta CLERKSHIP in one of the Depart ments. An old and experienced Quartermaster’s Clerk. Address 8. C.. Star Off mh 3L-6t BOY to learn the Confecti 193 Pennsylvania aven breaking down my general health to such a degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate, and suspend public speaking. I made diligent use of the useful remedies, such as snuffs of different kinds, nitrate of silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations, but without any salutary eff Last sum- mer TI heard of Dr. Lighthill's suceessfal mode of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my- self under his treatment I began immediate- ly to improve, and this improvement has gone on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu- sily melted away, my cough has disappeared, my voice has become natural, and I am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me advise al! troubdled with catarrhal difficul- ues to apply to Dr. Lighthill. P.R. Ressewr, Lynn, M BALLS, PARTIES, Kc. _ Feb. 1, 1 BECOND GRAND BALE Le, OF THE . INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB Postponed on nc fof the inclenenes the westher until THURSDAY EVENLNC Aprillath 18st 1 of Committee itt BE. CLARK, apne FOURTH GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL oF SH AMR OC TH K Will be held at TEMPERANCE HALL WEDNESDAY EVENING. April ath The Shamrock Revs p themselves this Ball second te none of the sea t* BOURKE, President AGAIN IN HALLS OF PL SECOND GRAND BALL IUNTOR BYCHELORS DAY. EVENING April 7th. 18a Harz. (Union Hotel) corner of i F ots. Georgetown. DC B. Burton Froor MANaGers Lonis Mendel Eli Garrett W.H. Rourk Filw. Dougherty Henry Boors WoT RGN, Daniel W The managers promis r. te their former entertainment th. 1863. ort will be used and ne them to. contril to and promote t : and unalloyed pl ure of all who may honor the with their pres: ap tit SECOND GRAND BALL. OF THE INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB, To be given at the TEMPERANCE HALL. FE street. between 9th and loth streets. on TUESDAY EVENING, April sth. 1854 The members of the Club return their sincere | thanks to their friends and the public for past fa vors. and respecttully solicit their patronage at cur Second Grand Ball, and we mise those that will favor ux with their presence an evening of Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ladi By order of Committee mh 29-7t* T. E. CLARK, a SE NEE PERSONAL. WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT A part of the statement in yesterday's Star in gard to the rebbing of my store on Sunday night, was not correct. The key used was not the store key; nor was the porter entrusted with the store keys. Th ¥ used was my stable Key, which un- fortunately tits the locks of the cellar doors, the xoods Deing taken from the cellars, iu 3 HAYWOOD n Washing she will hear something to sing **V.,” Box 156 Bulti- more. Md. ap2-lw Rees reward of forty dollars is hereby offered for the appreh om and delivery at the Washineton Navy Yard, of Acting Master's Mate WILLIAM HORNBY, a ‘leserter from the U, S. Navy. Said Hornby is shout 5 feet Sinches in height, of slight build and thia visege, with dark Jair and eves. ae FOXHALL A. PARKER. Commander, Commanding Potomac Flotilla. x MISS LAURA L {New York Herald will please copy fr week and send bill to Paymaster Carpenter, N Yard, W D.C.) ap2iw BOARDING. eLek AL tw. 5,00 signed will pay one dollar per 100 Ibs. | for all green camp and hospital Bones, delivered | at their Factory, corner 7th and @ mh 37-1m MORGAN'S WLENEITAR 50 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL e 3 sand come | Bae n the field, ladies better | © teranster, T | PRINOE’S Stamp-ng Depot, 31 F | street opposite Patent Office, and get their Btamp- | ing, Stitching, Pinking, acd Wmbroiderydone, As there are other Richar look out that they come to Prince's, who is the only practical hard in the city. Be mire you go to | F street, opposits Patent Office. mh4 HORSES WANTED 3,000 2 War DeramimMest, Gavatxy Suacac, | Orriow o Outer Quaazes“ Aster, Wasuinaton, D.C, Ms ca 8. 1304 Ove hundred and forty-seven ($147) dollars gr head wiil be paid for all ‘ CAVALRY HOR3ES delivered within the next thirty (%)) days at the Government Stables at Gissvoro, D. 0 #sid horse to be sound in al! psrticu'ars, not less then five (5) nor more than pine (9) years old; from 14). to 16 handa bigh, fa!l Heaked, compactly built, bridle wiee, anc of eize sufficient for cavalry par’ | pores. These spetifications will be st rigidly enforied in every particular. Paywent mate on delivery of ten (10) & Houre of inspection from | Lient Colonel and Gh mho St TANTED I | Vv Embroider on Uz | To good hands constant given Ladies applying wi! efwork Apply et WM. PRINOR'S Stamping a Machine Stitching Depot, 31 F streat, opposite Patent Offes. 21s a, Linea. and Camoric | _Work and good wages | OND-HAND FURNITURE Beddiog and y ; ANTRE ‘Also, Bi Housefurnishing wet — bet. @ and LOST AND FOUND. venth Bear OST OR, STOLEN—Leather POCKET. GOOK | Ha with $75.50. also a note payable six months after date to Chas. QO. Larner, 8 is to caniion all persons from receiving sail ap S-zt* STOLEN —On AY MARE. git ton her ¥ marks of # whipen ber } A Liberal reward wi be given by the owner. MICHAEL CONNERS, between Istand New Jersey av ap bgt OR 8 m omy stable, e April 2, one short man | hind feet white; is a condemned (8. hors W_S_1.C. bran‘ed on his left shoulder. A } of $10 will be given if returned to No. 53: avenue. pear B . RD —Ie LOUGH and ve bee rewa Dis n lost near th i will he give tte ha hy virtly adhered to and | a7 | fthe Central Hotel GEORGE W. GREGORY Company H, Purnell Legion OST —A BROWN MARE four yenrs old, wt Leiria ter forehead. —A liberal coward will tl i finder by retarnin th ame to A OZIGLA, between 12th nnsyl- Ke REWAR yed from the subscriber, $5 March 2th) a RED COW. with white horns, and about Sor 9 years old. The above reward will be wiven for the return of anid cow to ELIJAH PARKER, Rextow at Old Soldiers’ Home. Wash ington, D.¢ QTRAY E , town to.come forward, take them sway. ap 2-3t* iq EWARD.—Stolen, if &50 RE March. from my farm in Montgom: } Md,» valuable trotting STALLION. 16 xh, six years old, dapple bay, black mane and tail; ne white except the right hind foot; very | showy; bas large fect and very clean legs. | WM. E. STUBB = ] re 4 * % and O streets, a red COW with white tached to front foot and horns when ghove reward will be paid for } i om at sti GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE—LICENSES.—All Licenses due the Corporation of Georgetown on the first éxtinust be paic within ten days from otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. mh 2-cotloap WM. LAIRD, Clerk. ryHos- Il. DONONUE & CO., PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No. 82 Breipce Street, Geoncrrown. Allorders for Gaa Fitting, Alterations and Ex tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten tion, Plumbing in all its braaches executed in the best manner. Water introduced and Hydrants put up at short WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA- ted with « pleasant Room and Board at No. 83 venue, between 2ist and 241 sts. Rp 4-2t* S street, between 13th and lith strects. at 2 oracck on Thureday Byening, The friends of the family are invited to a Lk ji On the 4th inst., ANNE CUSTIS, only child of Geo. 0. aad Margaret Henning. aged 2 years and 2 Oe Apia 1, JEREMIAW HURLEY, aged 3s years, = ra. ayers ee .— Pleasant rooms and first- Borers tise street, between 2th and wate Terms per month. ap t-iw* HANDSOMELY FURNISHED tous families or mee perso! “f; perens- nent or ‘eat. Location it; thwest corner H and Pst streets, near Pa An ex- { perienced, person Wanted qs housekeeper, ap4-st* | notice, mh 22-lm* UART & CO.. s™ BANKERS. No. 460 15tn St., Oprosjre tae Tapascey. United States Bonds of all descriptions, Quarter- masters’ Checks, Gold. Silver and Uncurrent Money bought and sold. Stocks bought snd sold at the New York stock exchange solely on conumis- sion. Drafts furnished and collections tafe on the most favorable terms. . ep LW FOR RENT AND SALE. - ———$—$— —$— —————— De FURNISHED BOOMS for rent, at 373 Pennsylvania aveaue. ap 5-3t* F—A two-story FRAME USE. cou- ne re aud three rooms, on the cor- ner or Frederick and 3d streets, Georgetown. In- quire on the premises. apsiw? OBR SALE—Fi-ht years’ LEASE of a Storeroom on Pa Sah located ee Las ee tb en’ 25 per menth. ‘ood stand for any busiuess, “MTG i LE'« SON eal E. corner Pa SIXTY ACRES OF WOOD LAND FOR SALE.— &" Will average 60 cords per acre, 12 miles from the District and 2 miles from the canal. other tract of wood land containing 30 . RILG Also, an- acres of WM OUR, heavy timber. apS-st* “Trustee and Attorney, 617 7th FoR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSEB—one on V ginia avenue. near 44 street. Island, with six rooms; one on 7th street, between EK and F streets, Island, with seven rooms. Apply toH.S JOHN STON, No. 373 Pennsylvania avenue, between the and 6th streets, opposite National Hotel. ap S-eost* WOR SALE OR RENT—T hat first-class DWELL- ING HOUSE and lotof ground at the south- west corner of Prince and Columbus streets, Alex andria, Title perfect and immedi Sensi aren. Inquire of JAMES A. STOULENBERG. alexandria, or of the subscriber, Franklin Row, Washington, corner 13th and K K sts. ap 5-Im J. H. LATHROP. SOR RENT.—T WO ROOMS t ESR AEG etrcce rie non the first floor pa F URNISHED ROOMS ané first class BOARD for four gentlemen. Enquire at 449C street, bet Ist and 2d, within one square ofcars. ap 4-3t* OUSK OR PART OF HOUSE TO RENT ON L Island. Apply to DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, corner of D and ivth streets, near the avenue. iz OOMS TO RENT —Large and convenient FUR- NISHED ROOMS to rent, with the privilege of Keeping boure, Also rooms for single gentle- men, No. 353 O street, between 4‘: and 6th streets, rear of the National. ap 4-3t* Fe SALE—A DAIRY doing an excellent busi ness and having svoryening requisitefor avery considerable increase of it. Every information will be given on application to the toll-gate kee; On 7th street.near the Soldiers’ Home." ap date Fo SALE—In Montgomery county, Mi—A well-improved FARM, of 90 acres of land; 2) acres in wood, balance in cultivation. Good dwell- ing, out-houses, and orchards of choice fruits. Eight miles from Georgetown, and in a good neighborhood. Twenty fine farms and several tracts of woodland for sale. Houses in Baltimore for sale and rent. T. MACE, Real Estate Broker. 517 7th street. apd-lw* over Maury & Co.'s Bank. OUSES FOR SALE. 4 ACorner Lot, lw feet front on Pa. av.,con- taining 2.500 square feet of ground, improved by stores, offices, and residences; is one of the best locations for a first-class hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur- chased for §125,000—§$25,000 cash, balance on long ime. A fine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Franklin Square, 12 rooms, % by 133 ft to 30 foot paved al- ley. stable and carriage house - $W.00 Desirable Brick on lith st., near Pa. av., by 100, 10 rooms . henhae + 8,000 Brick Residence on L st., 22 by 137, 10 rooms, good stable. . + 5,600 Asubstantial Brick, on B st., bet. 2d and 34, 18 by 100, 8 rooms A snug little Brick 6 roome.. Frame Dw ground. Aneat F rooms. One on rson N st., bet. 4th and 0, FTOOMS, ENC. oe eee eee « Lots in all parts of the cit mber of desirable Farms for sale MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ape-tMl S.E. corner Pa. ay. and 1th st. yOR R —Two large STORE ROOMS and fixtures, fronting Massachusetts avenue and K street. Can be thrown into one room, making reom 10 feet deep. Apply at 425 Massachusetts avenue, ap 2-6t" without children, or to single gentlemen. a number of very de sirable APARTMENTS at the northeast corner of U and North Capitol streets. near the depot i ly and fe with the family if agreeab between 2dand 4th, Fer SALE~A lirst-r: and Provision $ in one of the best str hand $1.9, A party en b one half of th mount. Lease for tive yeats or more, No ben MITOHELL & SON, Real Estate Agents an Sontheast corner Pa. av. and 15th st. pee SALE—The HOUSE Neo, 456 Mass, avenue, between 4th and Sth streets. will be suld low forcash. F sion given Ist of June. Also. # LOT conta of land on the turnpike road. nese : adjoins the farms of Dod Several other pi of land in the same locality for sn'e. Ww at Law. Blad MIRER num? part of tor sale Nos. 2hand % Pennsy te fourth and Twent fifteen rooms, with la T nis aven fifth streets hall an slot frontins frit tres grapers Also. a thr street. with and contain with hall. fronting about tweens Facant Lots Pennsylvania avenue, Lb Twenty-ti reets west McGUIRE » anomber of t each on possession £ between E mh 31-tw* “nearly Mary- SA good T will be sold ¢ Three FRAME HOUS ble property for any on Virginia avenne pply to JOHN RK and month 72 = clenred—balanee in od. ok and hickory. Will be solu for CHELL& SON. Reaj Pstate Bes ay. and OO Squire acomfortah Wo SALE OR GROUND silieinir runs staail tr tte a of the tat SS Tstand with two t t ror LEASE OR RENT—A large quantity of building LOVS, & minutes walk of the Brest. dent's He dail the offices in the First Ward. Seen Cage AEE MSE O"*SIABOLN, Florine igth st , cor. of M. TING HO on . Ltwil be sold je UNION the corner of ]4th and G atr r the owcer to go into other business. early onthe premises mh7 ln {OR BSALB-—A firstrate two-story FRAME HOUSB, containing nine rooms, together with rine Building LOTS. sii set ont with choicest fruit, such as peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapes. ‘ail of the best eelection; with a pump of excallont water in the yard; on the corner of @ and 13th sts, avenue east. For further particulsre 575, lence No. 575 D. CARROLL. Ko REN T— With or Without Board—An excel- lent PARLOR and several well furnished BED- ROOMS, at 450 Twe'th street, within five minutes wa k of the Kirkwood House, Williard’s, and the patent Omiee. ce Uce, ase. Erensary. ant Erato e partmen' e ion is unturpassed in Washington. No ohildren in the house. a2v-tf PERKINS, SVERNE & Co., 180 Breadway, N. Y., EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them all to ba ABSOLUTELY PURE. For sale by all first-class Grocers and Dro everywhere inh 3-3m"™ to 10 o’clock a. m, daily. | stpplied with fine closets acd pantries een a IE ‘LOCAL NEWS. I agboequenty appeared thet toe hast were WANTS. AUCTION SALES. ———————— P08 OTHBR AUCTION SALES BER 18T PAGS, "79 FIBBT OLASS Belonging to ce id eaeee Ac ame ettsiebs and ern 4 ata west, in the beat improved and Prost cosizatie part of the city for private ecate For descriptive eat ,with terms of sale de. Ty 10 the unders Se eV cGUIRE & 00,. Aucts. Y WM. B, LEWIS & CO, Anctioncers. CLOSING BALE of fine Pho! Family Bibles, Bilver-piated Wares want ted Posket Qutlery, Writing Paper. Envelo ead alco Gcld and Silver Watehea, Jewelry Gerd Boos, Pencils, Ac. Oil Paintin engravings and a large Ick of Fancy Goods, THIS BV ENING, a: T o'clock at our store, No @27, Seventh atreet, be- tween G and B. at WM RB. WI8 & Co, Aucta. WM. B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, STOCK AND FIXTURRS OF A BOOT ANDSHOK STORE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, April 6th. at i0o’elock, we shall sell at W. E. Stanley's store, No 390 Eleventh: street between Mand Lstreets, his whole stock. consisting of Men’s fine sewed and Pegged Calf Boots, rs, and Brogana, Seotch Ties, Shoes, Sli ‘cots, Shoes, and Slippers. ies’ fine orals, ith a good sesortment of Children’s Shoes, ete. ALSO, Fixtures, Lounges, Stools, Looking Glass, Shelving, 4-2t WM. B. LEWIS & Co., Azcts. By J.C. McGUIRE & Co. Auctioneers, S42 oF Bf lel IMPROVED REAL BB- ETWHEN Tw: - “On BATUBDAT AFTERNODG, ehall ceif boring se improved by n due frame five rooms, and brick ‘Terms : One-third cas; and the balance in three equal payments at 6 12, and 18 montas, 8 decd of trust on the premisee. peeent Py Stamps and conveyancin, a mh. eod&ds 3.0. McQUIBB & 0c Aacs. S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS TPONED sopecgacnce of the rain unt!l WE: NESDAT. an TER O08, April fame hour and place. . ¥. FENDALL, Attoi ap2 J.0, dcGUIRE & OO. Austs. By M. pe BUCKERBY, Auctionser oor Ket . C. XEOUTOR’S SALE virtue of the last will REDAY. the th Gav ur premizes, purchaser's cost. ‘BN DALL, Attorney. 4o’clook gtr niaes. of . Lucas in Geo ‘comprie- pr acd “ Wot reveatr-tix, 76) of Old 8 n, lying en the east £i alley fronting oze hundred and stoned 4 length, by fifty feet wide; a cabetantia' Frame Dwelling, Also, at §o’el-ck p_m.,onthe same day, on the premises, Lot No. thirty-five, (35) in Deakta'n, Les and Oazencve’s sdditicn to Georgetown, fronting thirty feet op Green strest. ty one handred ana twenty feet deep, and improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling. Terms cf eale: One-third of I the purchase mone: to be paid in casb; and the residuain two earns” stalments, at six and twelve months, with intereat, to be secured. The terms 0° sale must be complied with withia one week after eale or the property may be rasoid at the risk and cost of the first purcharer, after one weekn’ notice WALTERS. OOX Bxecutor. mbl7-ec& da* M. V. BUCKEY, auct. a ¥ BUCKBY., Auctiongar. At AUCTION—A BUT.DING LOT OPPOSITE 4A Bootcu Pow —On WEDNESDAY, the Gta of April, at 6 o'clock p.m , 1 will seil part of Locs $5 and fronting on the alley opposite Scotch KR Georgetown, 26. feet froat. ranning back 110 f. MV. BUOKBY, Anct. By J O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, Dp ELB ABLE RESIDENOE 80UTAKAGTY O9R- NER OF TWELFTH STREET WEST A¥D G StRaet wourvh.—Oa WEDNESDAY AFTSRNOON, March S0,at four o'clock, on the premises, ws shai! sell arts Of Lots 6 and 7. in square No. :2), fronting 2 leet on @ street north, at the eornar of Twelfth street wert, and zeuniag. back 96 feet 1! inchas oa ‘Twelfih street. improved by a handsome thiee-tory and bavement Brick Dwelling House, three rooms deep, c ntaining saloon parlor nine chambers, ceilars. Kitchen, servants’ rooms, bath room, sup- plied with hot and cold water, ges throuyhout,and & brick stable on the reer of the lot, tbe whole en closed with a sudstantiel brick wall’ The house is throagboat, acd the ertire previses are dreised through alares sewer crossing under the rear of the lot, Terms at sale. Conveyances at cost of the purchaser. mba a J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. SF TIE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rsie, until WEDNESDAY Apriltih, same hour and place. ap2 J, 0. McGUIRE & CO. Auste. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, /ALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION — Vice EDR ErD » Avril oth, we et 0! e premir o’e! .m t Win squere 36. This property fropts on Skreet north. ard is between 23d and 24th straets wast, It has a front of 24 feet9 inches, and runs back Wo months, for notes bearing ioerests a deed Cinge, : 2: interest; anda deed of trust taken’ e's * deed given All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purcbarers, woh.23 eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By OUFBEOLD FUBNITORBAND BYF BOTS AT I Avction—On TUESDAY MOBNING, April 53h, at It o'clock, we wil! sell at House No. 319 9c street, between Land M, an excellent assort: of household furnicure, comprising : Mahogany Square Case Piano Forte by Rasseil allet, Walnut Carved, Crimson Damask Sofa, ss eS u «_-Bewing Chair. 2 Orimson Damark Window Octomahs, Marbje top Pier Table, Mirror back Walnut Gresn Velvet covered Arm Ghair, Ottoman "Carved Antique Arm Chair, Marble top Center and Side Tabie. Walrut Corner Stands, Plush covered Arm Caair Cval gitt frame Wirror Bropr and Gilt Candelebras and Girandoles, Hail Divan and Side Chairs, Mahogany Card Table, Marble Top Cottage Setts, Toilet Betts, Pine Wardrobes and Burezus, Cane Seat. Back, Rockers, aod fide Obairs, Husk and Hair Mattresses, Giit Bhades, Feather Beds, Boisters acd Piliowa, Walunt Extension Dining Table, Srockery and Glass Ware Outlery. Excellent Brussels and three-ply carpets Oil Cloth Together with a general assortment of Kitch Utenril Terms cash, mh -d J.C, McSUIBE & Oo., Aveots. RF THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain, uatil THURSDAY, Aprit 7th. wi pnrand piece. “oe ‘J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Aacts. By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. J.C. McGUIRE & Co . Auctioneers. Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street. ¢ *ROCERIBS, LIQUORS. CIGARS AND TOBAG- X CO AT AUCTION —On TUBSD*SY MORN- ING, the 5th of April, st 10 o'clock, we will sell st the Auction Roomr— Barrels White and Yellow Bazar, Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles Barrels and boxes Co fit Buckets, Tubs and Trays Boxes Brown. Yellow and Castile Soap Baske'sard Tivware Boxes Givger and Qinnamon, Cases Whiskey, demijohns Brandy and Whiskey, 2-0 Cases Otard Dupuy, aad 8 O. 2. Brandy, Boxes Havana Tobacoo and marty Boxes Flavoring Extracts, Picklea Oysters Octaves and Quarters Brandy, cases Jamaica Rum, Gibso: Old Bourbon, end other brands, Barrels Wh! . Various kinds, Undershirts and Gothoe Inde! sand Clothin, 4 ‘quantity of Emall Etores and Sutlers’ Goods. Al k of a denler dectining business, a Tere iegot eat variety of stasilarticlen, and Measures, es, Counter, and Platform, Tea, Caddies, &c. Terms cash, WALL. WALL & 08., Aucts, ®2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY MORNING, Rt 7th, same hour. aps W.L. WALL & O0., Anca. By .C.McGUIRB& CO., Auctioneers. ARGE AND VALUASLB LOF ‘ON {5TH 4 SRERT WEST, BETWEEN Rone ISLAND 4vaReR ayxp Nort# P srrect —On FRIDAY AF oon. April Brn. gt 5 o'clock, on the openines: Tq shall eli Let nim der 30, iu squarenumber 193, ting ‘Fc on web foot alloy, fo be sold entirely oF ai on por di- Fided into building lote as may be desired. Bele perempiory 8 ons thiid cash; the remainder in six and cngire mente with in erest, order of the ir apsa °F.0 MeGUIKS L60., Aus's. \ SHITE VIRGIN WAN OF ANTI! ‘S—Anew Y WM. B. LEWIS & GO., Auctioneers. French Sosmetic for beautifyin= — hitening, ; and preserving the Complexion. J’ |. the most | @LAgB CASES, PIX?URES OF STORE, &c., AT wonderful compound of ¢! henge. Oh: iepelther canines ARGFHOR 5S ¢ 7 chalk, powder. magnesia. bis at sat Bt pen site vit being composed entir Xo 437 Beventh ad ‘d ore . i ence its e3 ” r fc Ft Ber: street, pear ther the pia. making it sgt. ae eae, Four Glass. Metel Frame Counter Cases, Lipo! < BO Er pa indsome, the handsome, more bas Giese, Regulators, page A tiful, and the most besutiful divine. Price 25 and Jeni Gouven Piahing serisipecs ROSES. a most perfect color sp 4-St_ (Chren.) : oe é. cepts. be AUNT'S BLOOM OF _ t for the cheeks or lips, does not wash off or injure kil if cents and $1. HUNT'SCOURT the skin. PHwDE LET . for whitenin, aoe z rice 25 and 50 cents lanufactured b: the skin. Price 25.an Pri. es 41 South Kighth street, BUNT #.C° genuine unless the name of * Hunt & WY i Blows. oe sr A epdong Bs Lag pele: at = CROYEA' Be treet, Baltimo: and bh pNawial: corner Twelfth street and P ot oney loi ‘Washi ington D.C. ‘apis, Sang sip ig Sp go ee Ho, 14, — mb $-cowtw Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r.; Georgetowa. AN AXOEURTEORGETOMR. AE AECEION. On THURSDAY, April 7th, 1661, at § o'clock pv. m., t willsell, in front of the OR t¢ ins atrest, bel Gay, streets. ap 4-d&ds ye ANG, Auct. Pe erg Cine