Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1864, Page 3

" - LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gxroven's TazaTER—A large and fashion- able audience (among whom were President Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln) assembled at Gro- ‘ver's last night, to witness the opera of “ Mar. tha,’ which was rendered in excellent style. Conrad Kretzner’s grand opera of “A Night in Grenada,” will be produced this evening for the only time; in which M. Hableman. the ad. Mnirable tenor, will sustain the part of «Go. mex.” This superb opera company will re- T™ain bntafew nights longer, and we would @dvise the lovers of music to bear this in mind. Forp’s THEaTER.—Ford’s was crammed in every part last night, Mr. Edwin Forrest = pearing as “ Rolla,” in the tragic play of « Pi. Zarro.” To-night the theater-going public will doubtless turk out cn masse to witness the first production in Washington of the new Ameri- ean Pi yeonc, writin roy ae or ae eee of Chepa!' . 2 eorge Miles, Esq.. the talented author of “Mohammed.” Miss Alhce Gray, Mr. J A.Herne, Mr. C B. Bishop, Mr. Geo. Becks and other favorites of thestock compacy will sustain the prindipal characters, CANTERBURY.—Let the state of the wzather be whatit may, Canterbury Hallis bound to be crowded to overflowing Each evenin; Manager Lea presents some new feature; an to-night he offers a bill of unusual excellence, consisting of the brilliant pantomime of the «House that Jack Built,” a charming diver- tisement, the grand ballet of « Dorina,” and an excellent olio entertaammenteby the array of si6rs now performing at this establishment. ‘The boquet of beauty will bloom in full force, and Miss Jennie Engle will entertain the au- dience with sweet strains of music. ‘VARiETIEZS.—This delightfal place of amuse- Tent certainly deserves the name it bears, for the programme nightly is made up of a variety of entertainments, and mever fails to meet with unbounded applause from its host of RS. Fitzsimmon’s startling play of “The Fi Pickpocket of Washingion,” will be " peated to-night, calling into requisition the services ofoyer sixty performers. The regular com- will also appear, songs, dances, jigs, solos, negro acts, ballads, &c. METROPOLITAN HALL continues to grow in Public favor, and this is as it should be, for the manager leaves nothing undone to entertain his Sudience. To-night a superb bill is offered, ‘which abounds with bi pantomimes, fascinating dances, exquisite Songs, eccentricit &c. Miss Hel = ity BAe Blieey Ww. Hl Bartholomew Bop', utier, S . Constantine, and twenty other star performers, will appeer. L&cTURB BY GEORGE THOMPEON.— Hon. Geo. Them: ae and philanth: night, on, the distinguished orator ist, late a member of the British Parliament, will lecture in the hall ofthe House | of Representatives. As Mr. Thompson has been the unfaltering friend and advocator the Tnion cause, sight after night defending it in Engiund with ali his powers before immense crowds of eager listeners, he will doubtless be received this evening in a befitting manner, for dis talents and past seryices surely deserve it. Batt.—The fourth grand military and civic ball of the Shamrock Olub will take place this eveuing at Temperance Hall, E street The Former balls given by this Olub i8 a guarantee nc this one wll be second to none of the sea- €0 EXAMINATION OF THE BURGLAR CASES.— ‘Yestercay, the further examination of tie cases against Lazenby and Henry Plummer, was s<ont.aued by Justice Thom pson at the Second ‘Ward station. Mr. S. Phillips appeared for diefense. In each case the testimony consisted in the identifying the property by the owners, and the proof that it was obtained irom ihe ac- eused or from his premises. The first case wa: against Mary Lazenby for St Aling spoons belonging to A. R. Potis, Me- tropol’an Hotel. Mr. R. R. Thompson identi- fied he spoons as the property of Mr. Potts. Officers Simonds and Voss testified that they seer chee the accused and took the spoons trom er. Nextcame Richard Lazenby for larceny of sundry cigar boxes, the cigars having been taken out; one box of cigars; one office revoly- ing chair, from Kirg & Burchell. The proper- ty was found in Lazenby’s house, and was Tally identified. Thesame for larceny of carpenter’s tools from R.B. Reed & Brother. Tie same for the larceny of a large lanthorn trom John Talty. In all three the preperty wae identified. The next that came up was Henry Plummer, for the larceny of five cases champagne, nive bottles do., six bottles whisky, and one saw. the property of Keyser & Co. The property was identified by Mr. A. Stiles and Sergeant Ski; pon and Officer Voss testified to obtaining it [rm the premises of Plummer. The came, for larceny of a tape line and cigar ease Crawer, the property of King & Burchell. ‘The property was identified by Mr. King. The same, for stealing four cloth coats, one pile‘ cloth overcoat, one linen coat, one ridbed c&ssimere coat, five pairs pants, two cassimere vests, and two cotton shirts, from Thos. Fin- ual) & Oo. Mr. Finnall identified the prop- | erty Gey. A. Rogers, colored, testified that Pium- ter paid the rent for the house where the goods awere found. He paid it tw witness. whose rooiher owns the house. Seme, for stealing a bridie, whip and lock, | trom H. ©. Coburn, property. Some, for stealing tools, property of J. S. Brown Mr. Brows identitied his. pr Same, for ee 4 of & pitup from J. W. identified by R. B. Reed. w Mr. Uoburn identified his tt & Redgrove. Mr. Willett identitied the horse Roundsman A. A. Greer testified that hap ¢ Monday morning the horse was driven to the corner of Eighth and L streets, Mhere a robbery was abput bring perpetrated. Witness endeayored to catch the driver, bu he escaped, leaving the herse and wagon. Officer Parker testified that he arrested Plum - Mer coming from the store which was about to be robbed, corner of Sthand L. Plummer wid ‘Witiess three stories as to where he had been at that hour of the day. First he said he had been to ® prayer meeting corner 12th and 0 stree's; next he said he had been at the corner of 15ih street and P; then again he said he had beex 'c;O street, between Ith and lth Jostice Thompson continued the farther ex- @minstions till to day at three o’clock, without giving judgment in the cases heard. . Jno. Claiborne was continued on bail to mppear for hearing. Osborne Fontleray was dismissed, there heing no proof against him. i in custody of the officers. = quantitics of property of various kinds remain in the officers’ hands to be identified. MM. st of that identified is recognized as porttons tabev fom heuces where hundreds of dollars’ ‘wor'h: of goods were taken in each instance. The facts co far elicited ¢o to show that the gang tbat hascommitted mostof the late daring burglaries has been unearthed. —_>—-- « Pree.—About ly e’clock last night patrolman Lynch discovered fire burning im the upper Story of the store of S. Bacon & Uo, corner of t reet and Penusylyania avenue. He gave arm of fire, and in a few moment +c by Mr. Peabody, Chiet of th nt, and patrolman Williams. They roke into the store, and setting a guard to prey: it improper persons from entering, went the upper story, and found that the fire had becun in Spile of matches. The Perseverance and Franklin companies were soon on the ground and at work. The fire was extinguished - without damage, except to the matches and a few reams of w rapping psper. The most of the «<lamuge was done by the v. :ter thrown by the Perseverance company, which flowed down | into the lower store rooms, and saturated a considerable quanty of sugars, flour, and other articles. The firemen entitled to credit for ieir promptuess and zeal. And the police also, who, by their proper arrangement and vigilance, prevented greatloss by thieves, who were constantly pressing to enter the store. ‘The hose bursted in the house, which greatly increased the damage. The apparatus was stopped the moment the fire was extingdished. It is supposed that as the matches were of the kind known as block matches, which ignite ‘with a slight touch, that arat ing over whem may have caused the fire. It was, how- ever, purely accidental. . ——— - ' 4voTHeR Firk.—While the different fire | companies were at tbe fire on the corner of the Avenue and Seventh street, flames were discovered issuing from the stable of Timotay | McCarty, m the square bounded by First avd Second and A-and B streets, northeas: of the Capitol, and in * short time the stable adjoin. ing, owned by Dirs. Lomas, was.also in flames, and was destroyed. From the stables one of the houses in the row Known as Hazletown, and owned by H.R. Merryman, caught, and was entirel row being of the firemen, who were promptly on the spot, a were saved, as well as other prop. erty in the neighborhood, The officers of the Fifth Ward were promptly on the spot, and lered efficient service. The house burnt As Occupied by contrabands, the most of Whore furnit was sayed, aud the horses * Dich Were in the stables were also gotien out wafely. There is but little doubt but that this Jire wes the work of an incendiary, — Liavor Cases Disrosep @r.—Yesterday, Justice Ferguson disposed of the cases of the foilowing parties, arrested by tne military authorities: Wm. Hoffman, M street, between 20th and ist streets, and Timothy Gleasen, 20th street, between K and L streets, were fined $25 each for Saye J liquor on Sunday; E. J. Hop- kins, corner 1gta street and Ponnsyivania avenue, and Patrick tang corner of 9th and ei Ry fe were fined 82 for selling liquor soldiers. , for stealing a horse, ihe property of | lant ballets, grand | | | | | i i i destroyed, the other houses in the | ; imaged, but through the exertions | Certificate, you wi | | No eards Tus Form or Licuyss. vor OLoTHIne Fei casae with eauee Mee dera No. 3, regu sale ofc thing toldiers, eighty teens have ntide application Col. Ingraham for licenses. The bllowing being issued: ry to is the form ef the license now Headquarters District of Washingto: Marshal's Office, Washington, D. C.. —— —, 1961. To whom it may concern :—Know, ar + having made application for license to sell to soldiers of tne United States Army, un- der “General Orders No. 3,” of date March 31, 1664, and said appl ion having been en- dorsed by the Mayor of , certifying to the loyalty and good character of saia —— — 4 he is ered; licensed by Military anthority to sell to soldiers of the United States Army, at his place of business, + Such articles of clo! as are specified in said «General Or- ders No. 3,” subject to all restrictions and pen- alties imposed by said Orders. By command of Brig. General Martindale. » Colonel end Provost Marshal. In accepting this license, I solemnly bind and pledge myself toobey and submit to all the provisions of General Orders No. 3, Head- quarters Military Districtof Washington, Pro- ‘vost Marshal's office; and tosutferall penalties im poeed in said order for any violation of the @, without claim or demand mst the |: U.8. Government, or any officer of the United States Army. fas a Runaway Boy.—Monday night, a gentle- man found a small boy wandering about in the Tain, looking for ahelter, and took him to the Station. He gave his name as Edward Barke, and said his father, living in Baltimore, had (ven him seventy-five cents ana sent him to ashingtog 20 see Ho trearta Sad oa) boy was retained, uperintenden’ telegraphed to the Baltimore police to see if he was Bot a fugitive from his parent. This morning a Bal- timore detective arrived, and identified him as the con of Owen Burke, of Baltimore. The little fellow is but ten years old, and while his mother was lying ill, ran away, adding con- siderably to the illness of his mother, and greatly distressing the family. He’ was de- livered to the officer, to be returned to his parents, ————— ‘ A DanGerovus Nvursance.—The gang of. boys’, white and colored, that assemble near the Center Market daily, using profane and indecent language, throwing stones and fight- 7 @ nuisance that ought to be abated. A day or two since, a young lady,a daughier of the late W. A. Williams, Esq, assing by the corner of Seventh street and nnsylyania avenue, was struck on the fore- head with & stone thrown froma crowd of boys, white and black,and was badly hurt. These disorderly gatherings are of daily occur- rence at that corner. eh -DisMIssED.—Subsequent to the examination of the burglary cases, yesterday, by Justice Thompson, Horace Carter and Wm. Payne were dismissed, there being no evidence to im- plicate them in the robberies. This morning applicants from all parts of the city were at the Second Ward station, ssking the privilege to see the goods, in order to see if property they lost was in the batch. The officers at the sta- tion were kept busy waiting on them. SRS Wes SecoxD WaRDSTaTion Cases.——Cornelius Muleshy, drunk and disorderly; &!. G Harden, disorder!, J. Ebbett, suspicion ot larceny: dismissed. Anne Towsend, do: do. George Wilson, grand larceny; do. Patrick Broden, drunk; $1. James Powell, disorderty; dismissed. Michael Buchly: violating hack law; $i. Dennis Horagan, disorderly; $1.50. B. F. Wook, drunk; dismissed. ae gee a ADJOURNMENT OF THE SUPREME CouRT.— The Supreme Court has given notice that no arguments will be heard in any case after Tues- day, the i2th inst., and that the Court will ad- journ on Monday, the 18th inst., instead of the lirst of May, as heretofore announced. :——s— FourTH WARD STATION Cases.—Lewis Muindheim, swindling; dismissed. John J. Madale, drunk; do. Henry Begler, do.; do. Jobn H. Kelcher, assault and battery: bail for peace. Giovanni Cabbelo, do.; do. + —o—__ CoNnFIRMED.—Robert Beale was confirmed yesterday as warden of the jail of the District of Colurnbia. ieee ss Ol PAINTINGS.—We, respecttully call the’ attention of the public and lovers of the fine aris to our sale of a fire collection ot oil paint- ings this evening at the auction rooms at 7 o'clock, embracing a variety of enbjects by eminent ar 5 W.L. WALL & Co., u Auctioneers. er eR MARRIED, On the sth instant. by Rey. Wm GILBERT J. FERRIS. of Wisconsin ELIZA E. WATSON. of Washington. D. @. On Tuesday eveping, March 29, by the Rev. Dr. Brown. Captain JAMES 1. WOOD to KATE, cl. dxtehter of J.8, Blackford, Esq., of Georgetown, lay evening, Apr il sth aim b of § by the Rev. Dr. dames Pa. Mr. EDWARD A. STEVENS (Rai MA E, HOFF ‘. beth of Minn —— +12 —— — DIED On the 5th instant, Mrs. JULTA CURRAN ofthe late Philip Curran, of Annapol years, Her funeral will take place from the residence o her son, Mr. B’ 4. Curran. on E treet. between 3 and ith streets west, on T friends and nequa without further noti Ou the 5th inst.. ANNIE of John ©. and Sophie Joachim, aged 1 year months aud Ix days We had « black-eyed Annie onee, She was our darling pride; We loved her, O, perhaps too well For soon she slept and died, Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest, God called thee home when he thought best; In Jesus’ arms thou sweetly sleep. hile we are left on earth fo weep. The friends and relatives are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral from the residence of her parents, on First street, between 0 aud P, on Thursday Evening. at 4o'clock, : On the 5th inst.. Mrs, MABY BLAND, in the goth year of ber age. Her funeral will take BA Ce to-morrow (Thurs he relatives and friends f i ursday at3p.m. Her nees are invited tw altend day) at 30’clock, to whic of the family are invited to attend, from her res idence, corner of Ith and E ets.. Island. is On the morning of the i{h instant, ROSETTA TiERBERT, colored. aged 70 years. Her funeral will take place from her late resi deree, S street between 13th and Ith streets. at 2 o’'ock on Thursday Evening. TL. friends of the fan ily are invited to attend, 2t* GEO. DEMERIT & Cé6., JEWELERS, 303 Broadway, New York, (CORNER DUS SE STREET,) 100,000 WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, &e., &¢ WORTH $500,000! TO LE 80LD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITH OUT REGARD TO VALUB, not to be paid until 4 receto¢ SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES ALL To BE SoLp Fox One DoLtak FacH! 100 Gold Hunting Cesed Watches 100 Gold Watche: 20 Ladies? Wate 6 Silver Watches =e 6 Gold Neck aud Vest Chains And know what you will each $15.00 i+ Beach 12:00 to 5 1,000 Chatelaine and Guard Chains 500 to 15 3.000 Vest and Neck Chains. - 40000 12 41,000 Solitairedet & Gold Brooches 40) to & Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c..do, 30to 8 old. Jet. Opal, &c., Bar D 3.00 to Jenta’ Breast and Sc 5,00) 3.00 to 6.000 Oval Band Bracelets 300 to 2.000 Chased Bracelets .— 500 to Weach 3,000 California Diamond P Rings 250t- each 2,000 Gold Watch Key : 25K) to Geach 5,000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons an Studs ..... eowe ad 200to Seach 3.000 Gold Thimbles. 2 Geach 5,000 Miniature Lockets. . Zeaca 5,000 Chased Gold Ri 4.0 Stone Set Rings Ladies’ Je 2 to 500 to 15 each 300 to 15 each 400to Seach Gia Case “and SCs 2 VEO 5.00 to 10 each 6.00 Gold. Péns. Gold “Mount paces Woddane 200to Geach All the goods the above List will be sold: ithout reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH. ifieates of all the varioug articles are placed Milar envelopes Sealed and nixed. These en- at t by mail, or delivered at our rd to chdieg. On receiving see what article it repre- sents, and it is optional with you to send one dollar and receive the article named, or any other in the list of same value. 5 In all transactions by mail we charge for for- warding the Certificates, paying postage, and do- ing the business, 25 cents each. € certificates wiil be sent for 31: Fe Ae 2: vy for $5; Sizty fire for 810, and One ed for Bid. By this moce we give selections from a varied stock of fint goods, of the best make and latest styl ts. nd of intrinsic worth, at a nominal price, while ali have a chance of securing articles of the very highest value. ~ We guarantee entire satisfaction in every in stance, and if there should be any person dissatis- ed With any article they may receive, they will Pome iasely return it, and the price will be re- ‘unded. > AGENTS.—We allow those acting as Agents Ten ton Certificate ordered, provided their Fomittanch siete oe cents tots Certificate, They will: ec! every Certificate, ‘and rel bg 10 cents, remit tous 15 cents for GEO. DEMERIT & CO., mhasewie 303 Broadway, New York, Y fic only beloved child | DEAFNESS, CATARRH, ‘And diseases of the EAR, THROA’ ' AND AIR PASSAGES. Dr. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” « Letters on Catarrh,” will-make his second visit to WASHINGTON, MONDAY, Argit 11th, And can be consulted at the Exssitt House for ONE WERE until Saturday evening, April 16th, on DEAFNESS, CATAREH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimonials. Wasuixotor, D. O., March 5, 1964. Dz. LiGHTHILL—Dear Str: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the Wonderful cure of deafness you have in so short a time effected in my case. 1 was deaf for about six years, and for the last few years so much so that I could not hear preaching or cemmon conversation; but now since your invaluable services have been rendered, I can hear as well as ever. In conclusion, let me say that the noises ‘with which I haye been troubled in my head for years, have also disappeared. Very truly yours, Jamus R. McOaTHRAN, 10th street, between E and F. WaSHINGTON, D.C., March 4, 1961. This is to certify, that having been deat since the year 1863, and since that time gradually | YY AN losing my hearing until 1 was anable to hear eommon conversation or public speaking, I applied to Dr. Lighthill, of New York, who, after a short and painless course of treat- ment, entirely restored my hearing. I heart- ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to the aeaf. . FREDERICK RopERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. WasHINGTON, D. C., March 2, ist. This is to certify that haying been affected for twenty years with deafness, and having tried some of the most eminent doctors of our peunds city without any relief, l atJast heard ot Dr. Lighthill and put myself under his care. His treatment was brief, and successful. I am now completely restored, and the cure is ap- parently permanent. I haye all confidence in Dr. Lighthill’s skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at SosEPH WHITNEY, Residence near P and 11th streets. once. Remarkable Cure of Deafness. : From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St.) James’ Church. SyYRacrveas, February 20, 1961. 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 tha: I can use my yoice with much more ease and comfort than betore. JoskrH M. CLAaRks. mar W-eo3w “BALLS, PABTIES, tc. us FOURTH GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC RALL or THF SHAMROCK Se A Will be hetd fit TEMPERANCE HALL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 6th The Shamrock Boys pledge themselves lo make this Ball second to none of the season, ap 4-3t* F. BOURKE, President. We MEET AGAIN IN HALLS OF PLEASURE SECOND GRAND BALL Of THE VITOR RACHELORS no RSDAY. EVENING, Powretas Hatt, (L Apeit 7th, 1864 I at on otel,) corner Bridge and Washington streets. Georgetown, D Master of Ceremoni B. Burton FLOOR MawAaGEEs Louis Mendel, Eli Garrett W. I. Bourke, Edw. Dougherty, Henry Booraem, WH. Hill, Daniel W. Lawler," ; The managers promise to make this equal, if not superior. to their former entertainment given on March 10 1 J. Every effort will be used and no pains spared by them to contribute to and promote the comfort and unalloyed pleasure of all who may honor them with their presence. ap 1-it™ PERSONAL. OF YOUNG AND LOVELY CREA- ed respectively [8 and 22. desire to correspond some young and handsome gentle man,(officer or any other man,) with a view to fun, frolic, love or matrimony, Photographs ex- changed. Address Bettie Buttercup and Chrissie Cromple, Ashtabria, Ashtabula county. Ohio, Write quick. apé: F MIS8 LAURA L. HAYWOOD Is in Washi ton or Alexandria she will he: her advantage by addressing "*V., more, Md. | | 5,00 woes PRABTERERS. Inquire “t the corner of Lith street and Mass. avenue, ap 6-3t" ANTED IMMEDIA’ —K Aral classC ARR BAKER. Apply at McKELDEN’: 7 We street. Pe Sea W ANTED_nOARDING. With Furnished Room. by a widow lady. Terms moderate. Address HELEX Astar Ofice, slating terms and toctien” aP WwW ANTED, A JOURNEYMAN BARDER—A ment fy ineciving at the sutner ot 7th ond Tate, agai orn & Navy Yards Sits) “FLEMING JORDAN. W4rstEp-a JOURNEYMAN BARBER, Good wages and constant employment given. Also, for sale, Shop doing cana A errs obseas for u ia to leave thecity. yal arber 10 | No. 254 K street. between 6th and 7th. ap63t™ Ww ANTED—A PARLOR and CHAMBER on first floor by a Member of Congress and his wife. Location must be convenient to a passenger rail- Way and meals either sentor furnished. Address Box 122 Congress Post Office. ap 6-St WANTED—A first-clasa BOOT FITTER and four first-class Boot and Shoe Makers, to work on the Pleemer Patent Lasts, at the Military and Fashionable Boot Store, No. 204 Pa, avenue, near dams Express Office. ap 6-3t* JOHN MILLS, Agent. WASTED—Two white GIRLS or WOMEN to go to the country. two miles from the Navy Yard; one to nurse an infant and do chamberwork, and the other to do housework and assist in wash’ ing and ironing. Goed references will be required, Persons wishing such situations will please callon Thureday or Friday morning, between the hours of BA inte be Genter Markel betwee th opporite the Center ket, between and Bill ghreete. nap o-at* a a Ww ANTED—A WAITER at the Gosling House. To one that understands the business $a Month will be given the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th sts, ap 6-2t* WANTED—A GIRL for general housework; will get liberal wages and a good home. None need ny except one that can come well recommended, Inquire at 506 Ninth street, over office Independent Telegraph Co. ap 5 3t OARD WANTBD.—Board wanted by two young ladies ina private family. Terms uot to ex- ceed $18 per mont References exchanged. In- structions on the piano given in part payment, if desired. Address 8. O. K., Btar office, stating terms and location. 5-20" g ap 5- Ww ANTED—A GIRL to sew. Apply at the Hous ap 7 ANTED-A white Woman to do plain Coo ing, Wasuing and Ironing in a pri ly. References required, and good ges given, Apply at No, 371 7th street north. ap43t* OARD WANTED -—By a married lady. A pri- vate family preferred, Terms must be moder- ate. Address, stating terms, location, &c., Box 78, P.O. ap 4-3t* TED.—A first class CAKE and PASTRY BAKER, at S. 8IMONS’ Contectionery, 466 Pennsylvania avenue, between $d and 434 streets, north side ap 4-3t* ANTED—A BITUATION as nurse for the rick, by a middle aged American woman, vate fam: FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE coravr of and 20th streets. To =A front PA ith BEDROOM . ele | ly ee Batt 2 52 3th st rest . Band F. OR. NENT.—Two UNFURNISHED ROOM: OR for housekeeping. Aoply 187 4th. street, bet. NeW York aventie and Lst. ap 6-3t* To Fat Pancons and OFFICE ROOM 424 isth streec, between New Yi age. Sree al? Fo. SALE—A LIVERY STABL . this oftices buggies, byrness, OR RENT—A neatly furnished ROOM, on the F second floor. in ime jocality. Terms ce. moderate. Suitable for two si sntlemen. Ap- ply at No. 421 Ten at bet. Guat it ap C-eo3t ARGE BRICK DWELLING on H north, be- | s@-THE ABOVE 8A' POST PY Diteese een ee ea ea eee ee | OT TEE ABODE reinunt WRORROD EE a $8,000. | Possession Ist of May. Terms easy Would TERNOON, april ch 9 hour Ia comtectens iaetiocs SS" MERA E pipe? ohincebbabe siete, ns. & 6-Im* 524 Istreet north. sp? 3.0.50 = Rust. a ‘OR SALE—On Maryland avenue, between neal ata a how FAME STORE ROOM Oo by 42 feet ; two and a half years’ lease on the fot. Brice Fey'cash. apply to. MACK, Real Bstate et ed 7th street, over Maury’s Bank, ee ee ee OR RENT—Two6 nicely furnished ROOMS, Par- lor end chamber, on first floor, ina private family. Will be rented with or without board; and situated within a convenient distance of the several Departments. ApplgtaR. KELLY, Watch- man, Government Printta ce. ap 6-3t* DE RABLE FURNISHED BOOMS for rent, at 373 Pennsylvania avenue. ap5-3t* (OR RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- taining a store and three rooms, on the cor- ner or Frederick and 3d streets, Georgctown.. i “iw? quire on the premises. Fo SALE—Eight years’ LEASE of s Btoreroom Pm pre. arenas: located Ephwaae ry god. 1th . nt on: 5 pe Le 5 any business.” © °° "MITCHELL & SON Real Estate Brokers, _AP 5-lw* 8. B. corner Pa. ay. and 15th at. SIXTY ACRES OF WOOD LAND FOR SALE— *S Will average 60 cords per acre, 12 miles f the District and 2 miles from the canal. Also, an- other tract of wood land containing 200 acres of WM. KILGOUR, heavy timber, ap 5-5t* Trustee and Attorne: 17 7th RASE FOR — OFFI! VALUABLE CE FIXTURES, FURNITURE, &¢.—The lease of Office No. 480 1ith street, containing foar rooms, gas, &c.,a most desirable location for any busi- ness, is for sale, Apply mediately to SWEENY « DG peal Estate Brokers, corner 7th and D sts. FoR SAVE QR RENT That first-class DWHEL- ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south- west corner of Prince ant Columbus streets, Alex- andria, ‘Title perfect and immediate possession Arend a a af eae beak be: are draraed through 4latge xundrin or of the subscriber, Franklin Bow, Washington, corner Ith and Katz. Sewer crossing under the reer of the lot, eit pe le Gonvepancer at eost of the purehaser {OR RENT —TWO ROOMS on thefirstHoor.on | yhaa'@ 3-0: MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, 1334 andOstrects.No. 30. aap 4-31 URNISHED ROOMS and first clacs BOARD for So THE ABOVE SALE 18 eta SO F WANTED—Por one of two vear $2,000 Improved Real Estate worth fi times the amount will be given. A liberal inter est and bonus will be given. Address ‘*Money,”’ Star Office Box —. for one week. ap 4-3t* Cook WANTED.—A really good Qook (woman) who can come well recommended ag sich, can get a situation w est wages by applying at b hig’ No. 600 Massachusctts avenue, near New Jersey avenue ak apa 3t® SEKVANTS WAN A cook, chambermsid, dining-room servant and coachman wan iminediately. Colored servants preferred, I ppetent persons need not apply. Liberal w given. Apply at residence of Amos Kendall, Ken- dail Green. J ap 2-if_ a BONUS to any ond tiat will assiat ine to S100 ee CURMKERTD none othe Depart nents. An old and experienced Quartermaster’s Clerk. Address §. C., Star Office. mh 3-61" PO FARMERS —Three good farm HANDS wanted fot the season. Apply tv the Govecaor of the Soldiers’ Home, Washingto., D.C. nar 2-eotf TONS BONE WANTED.—The under- signed will pay one dotiar per 100 1b for all green camp and hospital Mones, deliver: at their Factory, corner 2th and G sts. mh )7-1m MORGAN & RUINEHART. 50 000 LADIEe WANT. TO VAuL At PRINCK’S Stamp'ng Depot. 351 F street 0; ‘ite Patent OMes, get their Stam. ing, Stitching, Pinsing, and Wmbroiderydone. As there are other Richards in the field, ladies better look out thet they 8 to Prince’s, whe is tre only pra:ticai hand in the city. Be sure F street. opposite Patent Office. E W Ants, MMEDIATELY-200 LADERS to Bmbroider on Muslin, Linen, and 0am ris To good hards constant work and good wages 2 you £0 to ma4¢ given Ladies apvlying will paste »y @amplee ofwork Apply at WM. PRi NOES Statping and Machina Btitching Depot, 31 F street, opposite ee. i Sree Carpet Beddi A Trors, Ca ‘, 5 ing of every deasription 9 fi ya Housefurcieniee BO OHLY sae Seventh at, f bet. G and eart OST—On the Ist instant, a small Herring's Safe . i The finder will be sui y rewarded by leaving it a’ Oi OST—On the 34 insta 4 POINTER PUP, answers to the nam A suitable reward will be 544 ith street east. $10 REW \RD silver plated PITCHER, The aboy ward will be paid on its return to the above house and no questions asked. Ap 6-31" OUND—A small «um of MO th « of Don given if returned ne 0 i" —Loest or taken from 256 D st tY, ontheavenus, ch thaowner ean have by proving property 1g tor this advertisement. Apply at 175 pay REWARD —Straye &: the 234 of March. a small red an! Hus warts on one of her teats. The abe e will be paid for her return to COLUMBUS 8 BFR, 259 G st., between Mth and 15th sts, ap6-3t* ) OST OR_STOLEN—Leather POCKET-BOOK, 1 4 with $75.50. also a note payable six months after date to Chas, O- Larner, This is to caution ii person’ from receiving said note. Mon bake JOHN T. LYNCH, 7 =O8T—On Baturday morning, the 2d L large black Newfoundland DOG, with w breg+t and feet; answers tu the nawe of Lee reward will be givenif returned to H. LE iY Old Depot B (April 3d) evening, vith carriage harness on;a leather boot on her right front leg; some marks of a whip on her He A liberal reward will be given by the owner, MICHAEL CONNERS, on Latreet, between Ist and New Jersey av Py t* TRAYED OR STOL¥N—From my stable, on BT Apn12, one sorret PONEY. short mane, both hind feet white; is a condemned U.S. horse; has W.8. 1.0. branded on his left shoulfer. A reward of $10 will be given if returned to No. 533 Jersey avenue, near B street, Good references ean be given. Address, Post Of . Enquire at 149 O0street, bet. | Comsequence of the rsim, until fice, Mrs, HANNAH MARANDA, apesin. | Teh eee ae ee hee nee ap 4st" April th, same hort and phere. sige ANTED—$10,000 on, DEED OF TRUST | FYOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE TO RENT OX cE a tte cain hat ow! NOTES, secured on first-class Property worth Island. Apply to DEMONGEOT’S Human By GEaEn & ae Auctioneers. $10,400. Goo bonus paid. Address for two weeks, | Hair Store, corner of D and loth strects, near the V4AL04 BLE BUILDING LOT AT AUOTION.— . _ A. K. SEPTIMUS avepue. Op WBDNBSDAY, April oth, we shall sell in aps7tt Post Of ston, D.C. RwS TORENT eat ot the pte epg Pi 7 ANTED,—An experienced colored NURSE, to NISHED ROOM: ent. with the. privilec rth, and Is be 4 ots 4 Warned ca tater eh oniy cekoe HM cteect be: Loreen oes ates rooms for single geutle. my aera Hi daa Sth wtroots west, Tt tween 1h and wth streets, on Tuesday, Wednes:.| men. No. 348 0 street, between 4; andoth Strects, | fagty Ont OF =f feet 9 Inohes, and runs back 160 day, anc hureday, from 4 to 7 p.m je bes Tear of the National. 4-3t" “ ¥ WASTED —Three WOMEN as order cooks, one ness and having everything requisiteforavery | an@s deed of trust taken 7 ” woman to washand iron, and one scrub wo siderable increase of it. Every information All conveyance and stamps at the cott of the map. ali white. References required. Apply at be given on application to the toll-gate kecper | purchasers the office of the New York Hotel, 7th street, near | on 7tl sireet pear the Soldiers’ Home, ap 4-3t™ mb2-eokds GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Emer aeewes a SALE—In_ Montgomery ty, Ma—A ¥ WM. B. LEW18 & CO., Auction TED IMMEDIATELY = Bxpericncea | POM SARETIB, Monipomeny county. Me ee eee IRONERS. at the office of the National Steam | acres in wood, balance in cultivation. Good dw. CLOSING BALE of fine Photographic Albums, ¥. south le Penn. avenue, between 13th | ing, out-houses. and orchards of choiee fruits Family Bibles, Sitver-plated Ware Tale and streets. None but experienced workmen | Kight miles from Georgetown, aud in a goo Poeket Gutlery, Writing Paper. Ki 8 a ap4jt* neighborhood. Twenty fine farms and al | also Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Geld Pei rED TOF sre Ist of May. | tracts of woodland for sale. Houses in Balti Pencils, &e, Oil Feintings Engravings, an namall HOUSE.5 tos rooms furniched cc | for sale and rent, . MACE large lot of Fancy Goods, THIS EVENING, at 7 unfurnishe’. Careful tenants and prompt pay. Real Estate Broker, 617 7th street, pvclock at our store, No 427, Eeventh atrect, be Address or calion Treasury Clerk, No. 344 teh | _W4lw' over Maury & Co.'s Be tween Gard a. OM B. LEWIS & street west, between Land Mnorth. | ap 4-41" OUSES FOR SALE eS residshe Go. _Aucts,_ By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN'S SHOES 4 Avctios.—On THURSDAY, the 7th day of April, at 10 o'clock a. m., we shail sell, ia front of eur suction rooms, viz : 4 pairs Ladies’ Gaiters and other 8! 20) pairs Misses’ aad Children’s Shoes hoes, f The atta Vion of dealers is invites to the sales te 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 best Jocations for a first-class hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur- ghased for $125,W0—$25,000 cush, balance on long ‘ime. A fine Brick Residence on K st.. oppo. Franklin to Square. 12 rooms. 26 by 133 ft t % paved al- ey Wilit sold ip lota to suit purchasers, ley, stable and carrie house «ee ae BLOND Termsec: a. Desirable Brick on lth st.,near Pa. av., 26 mbsi-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, by 100, 10 rooms Brick Residence on L st., good stable. geeageas 8.000 FF + By J.C. MoGUIRB & Oo , Auction: oveMBOLD FURNITURE ARD RITE if Auction —On TUESDAY MO. tl I . rhe. Leste seene 3] Al Wy green i peetiere on Bai 51h, at 10 o’clock, we will cell at House No. 130m Acuna little beiok street, between L and M, an excellent assortment 6 rooms. of bousehoid furniture, comprisiz, Brave Mahogany Bquare Case Piano Forte by Russell na , Hallet, A‘teat Fraime Howse, on ith & Watngt Oaryed «Cel macn Rema Bette. 5. Pecos “ Drirson Damask Window Orfoans: 2 roon Merble top Pier Table Valnut Green Velvat saecksn give Dikal Ottoman a ered Arm Chair, ca ed Antique Arm Chair, 3 ” Cary: by 130, 4 rooms, each... Marble top Center and Bide Tab! | Building Lore pariniel the ¢ Walvut Corner Stands, Pluah covered Arm Chair MITCHELL & SON, Real OS oe api tM me Garnet Pe oy. TOnss an jit Candelebras and Girandoles, Hall Divan and Bide Obsirs, pabogany Card Table, le Top Cottage Setts, Toilet Betts, GOR RENT—Two large STORER ROOMS ana fixtures, fronting Massachusetts avenne and K street Aas Ges int ope oom Snead Pine LA ea Bureaus. v1 room 108 feet deep. Apply at 42 Massachusetts | Oane , Back, Rockers, and Pide Qhairs, avenue. ap 2-60" | Husk and ‘tresses Gilt Bbades {OR SALEB-—A first-rate STAND for a Grocery i Provision Store or Restaurant; is located us! Hair Mat a Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Walvut Extension Dining Table, Glass Ware Oatlers. £ 3 i gto ork o Grockery and. cis host attests in Waalia presen eon Excellent Brussels and tbree-ply carpets. Oil Oloth. one balls f this amount. Lease for or Together with ® general assortment of Kitches more, No bonus. v le " “MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Avents | Terms cash. ap2Iw* Sonthenst cornerVa.ay.eni itivat, | R200 J.C, Mo@UIRE & Go,, Aucts, OR SALE—The HOUSE No. 156M S7°THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN w consequence of the tain, until THURSDAY, Aprit between 4th and Sth Hl for cash. Possession give: LOT containing 32 acr foad, nenr Bladensbur 7th. same hous and place, aps J.C. Mc@UIBE & O0., Aucts. By W.L. WALL & 00., Auctioncers, + Messrs..Dodge and Riv t pieces or 7 Pe Ly . arcels of In h ity forsa'e. Ad Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street. Gress 3 y. VEITON, Atturnes at Law, Inlsatens GAGCRRIES LIQUORS OIG ARS AND TOBAQ- nL Dunas! —— Bu Zow: ING, the 5th of April, at 10 o’cloek, we will NHRLE DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES AND A | at the Avction Roome— . — number of VACANT LOTS in the Western part of the city at PRIVATE SALE.—We offer for sale two three-story Brick Dwelling-Houses, Nos 2)and 23 Pennsylvania aveoue between Twen- ty fourth and Twenty-fifth streets containing cach it ns, withlarge hall and all t nts. The houses are in tine ng jately been thoroughly ito one ef the houses isa s t on the avenue, with apery, &e. a Also, & three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 78 K street. with side lot, and containing nine rooms, with hall Also. anumber of Vacant Lots. fronti 24 feet exch on Pennsylvania avenue. Twenty-fourth and Twenty-tirth streets . &c. apply to JAS. C. McGFUIRE & Barreis White and Yellow Sugar, Chests Tea, boxer paren and Adamantine Oandtes Barrels aud boxes Coffee Bucketa, Tubs and Trays a Boxes Brown. Yellow and Castile foap Baske sand Tinware Boxes Ginger and Ginnamon, Cases Whiskey, demijohus Brandy ant Whiskey, 2.U Cases Otera Dupuy, and 8 O.P. Brandy, Roxes Havana Tobacco and Ci . Boxes Flavoring Extracts, Pickled Oysters Octaves aud Quarters randy, cages Jamaica Rum, Gibson’s XXX, Cl4 Bourbon, and other brands, Barrels Wh skey. various kinds, | Salaratus snd Soda, Etherial Fluid Undershirts and Clothing - A quantity of Small Stores and Sutlers’ Goods. ALSO. | A part of the stosk of large old- fashion HO iety of i consisting of « great va See Rating iavoseat ie and M-arnres, Sales, Counter, and Piatfor i suitable for at Tey, Caddies, &c. te possession giv Terms cagh. No. 45 t. between E an ap2 WM. L. WALL & 0@., Aucts, between ck. mh 3t-lw* &P-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL OR SALE—A good TENT. 14 by 14 fe THURSDAY MORNING nearly , April 7th, rame hour. Mar ‘ALL _8p5 w.b. & OV , Ancis, Y WM, B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, ill he sold cheap. Inquire at 43 mh OR SALE—Three FRAME HOUSES. oa pes very desirable property for any kind of busi GLASS CASES, FIXTURES OF STORE. &c., AT ness, being ow Virgipia avenue and 23d stre A 0. apply.to JONN RILEY, 24 str Even Band}. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance 6 and 12 months. mh 25.2w* FOR SALE—A FARM of 9 acres, 1% mile from Scawgs’ Switch: 2 acres cleared—balanee in good wood, oak aad hickory. Will be sold for #2 CITT CHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, mhatw 8K. corner Pa. av. and loth st. SOR SALE OR EXOHANGE—7,500 square fect I of GROUND, improved bya comfortable brick THOREDAY NEXT, at 1) o'clock, at Btore 427 Seventh street, near G street, we shal} rel! — Four Glass, Metel Frame Counter Cases, Looking Glass, Regulators, One Bow Window, Awnipg and Frame.Gas Fix- tures, Counter, Shelving aud ather Fixtures, ap4-st (Chron,) W. B. LEWIS & O0., Auct. BY tTHomas DOWLING, Auct’r.; Georgetown. AN EXCELLENT TWO-STOBV FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN. AT AUCTIO On N EW AKD.~A reward of forty dollars is hereb offered for the apprehension and delivery al the Washineton Navy Yard, of Acting Master's Mate WILLTAM HORNBY. a deserter fromthe U. 8. Navy. Said Hornby is about 5 feet § inches height, of slight build and thin visage, with dark hair and eve FOXHALL A. PARKER, Commenter Commanding Potomac Flotilia {New York Heraid will please copy for one week apd send bill ty Paymaster Carpenter, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. ap? 1w Booking — Pleasant rooms and_ first-class board. at 156 G street, between Wth and 2ist, Terma $30 per month. «* ap 4-lw™ OARD it R AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED MS for families or single persons, perma nent or transient. Location pleasant; Southwest corner H and 2ist streets, near Pa. av, Ap ex- pericnced person wanted as housekeeper, ap4-3t” 51 5 JAMES F. HALIDAY, 5 15 REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGEN7, No, 516 ELEVENTH STREET, SOUTH OF PENNSYE- VANJA AVENUE, WasHineron, * ap 4-eolm J NEW GOODS—NEW GOODs! UST Received, a fine and handsome assortment of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas of late styles; also, waker Hoop Skirts, Dress Trimmings pulse imps. Qu ibbon, Dress Buttons id and Oe Heed pide ofall kinds, Hair Nets font Dresses, Magic Ladies’ and Gents’ ing. Velvet and Belt Ribbon, o} lars and Cutts, Undershirts and Drawers, Handkerchiefs, 8 Neck-ties, Combs, Brnahees tockings, Sock , Soaps, Extracts, Po | mades, together with a full assortment of Fancy Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments, &c., Come every one and Fe Sree OR Falley Store. 308 E street, near Lith, Depot for Boswell & Warner's Colorific for col- oring the hair. mh 29-eo2w 3 Pa, evesue, toute aide, One &e. wEsT 8 1 ay! mh itis a gS se of DRUG, |. ret | iw REWARD —Lost, on Friday last, Ist inst., $1 a FURLOUGH and DISCHARGE, sup: nosed to have been Jost near the Balt:more depot. Whe above reward will be given ifeft in the base- ‘otel. GRORGE W. GREGORY. ap 5-2t* Company H, Pursell Legio O8T.—A BROWN MARE four years old, white Liar iwiherforanead A liberal reward will be maid to the finder by returning the sam RUZIGLA. between 12th and 13th streets. P vania avenue, Navy Yard. z =) REWARD.—Stolen, on the night of the $50 Bist March, from wy farm in Montgomery county, Md. a valuable trotting STALLION, 16 hands high, six years old, dapple bay, black mane ;no white except the right hind foot; very ment of the Central ; has large feet and very clean legs. er M. E-STURBS, Sligo P. 0., ap2tw* Montgomery Go., Md. p5, REWARD —Btreyed on the night of the Sith inst., from the slaughter-house corner léth nd O streets, a red COW with white face; rope at- ved to front foot and horns when she left. The above reward will be paid for her delivery or any information at stall No, 7, Northern Market. ap 1-5t* JOHN A. STEPPER. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS HOS. H. DONOHUE & CO., PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No. $2 BripGh STREET, GeorGETOWN. Allorders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Ex tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten tion. Plumbing inall its branches executed in the best manner. Water introduced and Hydrants put up at short notice. mh 22-Im* TE UNDERSIGNED, OITIZENS OF WASH tagion having used the remedy of ©. Keenan, No. 619 I street, between 6th and 7th streets, for the-cure of Inflammatory Rheumatism, have no hesitation in saying that we are: kati jed it is one of. reat v fu git atilicted with this most aintuf a isease, We therefore cheerfully recom- area i ewe eh, E, bet. 12th and th. bet. Gand ARBT A. MITCHELL, ~@RAOK AURDLE, 1, bet. toth and 2th. a3 seanee? WABREN, 7th, bet, K and L. pos Fe ein perummib cet prokt. Groceryaai | On THURSDAY, April 7th, list, at 60'clock p- Liquor St tock, licenses, &c, included. m.,1 willsell, in front of the premises, on Coi MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ess street, ‘between Bridge aud Gay streets. mh 24-2w* Southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th st. eorgetown, The Lot fronts 22 feet on Congress OR BALE—The thy eo-story brick DWELLING | f70et. an¢ is improved by an, excellent two-story HOUSE corner of 6th strectand Maryland av | "ite indisputable, Terms at sale, enue. possessing latest improvements ap4-d&ds THOM4S DOWLING, Auct. &c., with lot attached 120 feet deep, br 1 and carriage-house. Price $7.5; $1,500 cash; ba ance $75 per month. with interest on deferred pay- “By J G MoGUIRS & Co , Auctioneers y ITURE awp HOUSBHOLD CELLBNY PUR A vearoae ts. Inqui: fJOHN R. ELVANS, 309 P. “3 1 rene JOMN Hi RD cornet Mieaveart ah | Ro mere cre ar Buse, Batt On 201 sty Jeland, (Clir-Rep.&Int,) mar gi-eo2w_ | MORNIS G. Apt tant, Bad., 1 e 3 street, between tell ,OR SALE—A neat two-story frame HOUSE, | Twentieth and Twenty first streets. we F vith back-building, contai § rooms, iso, | the Purpiture and Effects, comprising— adjoining Lot. 42 feet trout. with l-footnide sey. | Two very latge and elegant French plate Maotet running back 05 feet to oot alley, with two . Mirrors si art. ania frame houses on the back of Ge on si tea velsavend osatelle covered Sofa, Arm, @nd fide n 134 street, hetween B and C, Island. Can be ls . E i ‘ ises, srble top Tables, trot, Raabe Ra cpm or oon on poses | Mes big awe tare te, Fo, BALE, (and iramediate pone lon given.) ® | Embroider 6. Bhades, Cornice, three story BRICK HODSS, with back build- | Brosseis, three: ply. sn I 2 Carpets, Pee en i tween B ond Cr heey Beoteh Buss. O1 Horns, Ms ee TMS a! . GB. tensi in al ini rs, 8-eott 424 Penn.aveaue near it. | Ejay Lounges fioekers; 8 5 {OX LEADS OB RENT—A large quantity of ‘building LOTS, § minutes walk of the Presi- | in the First Ward i dent's House and gil the peri a a | mhis-Im Oe. 5 " ca % ‘oie! . Looking-giasses, - ui T Bon | teeter steeets “Abe wold | Balt and Husk Maftretees, Bolsters and Pillows, reRBO at . bowigeas, ath early on the premises mah 7 Im* , Kitchen Utensils, i—A_ first sto FPEAMB FQ cite atanr rte ites suerte | ® 5 i ieest se me peara, plums, eherris: pe | _ pos on eo peiaeee ore 228 sth ata, ORF EYE Gee Seren aon rahea BEE ekchieatperes Sst genet cara A rates aie eater sey ty