Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUEEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Fors TS¥aTkR.—To-night Mr. Forrest ap- | pears in hie great character of Damon, in the alws)s atttactive play of Demon and Phythias. He wil respected by Mr MeCullough, Mre. J.H. Allea, Miss Alice Gray, and the strength | of the fine company at Fords. To-morrow night, that deserving perfermer, Mr. Johm | McC ultovgh, takes a bewedt in a fine biil. Groj ze's THEATER.—The Wonderful suc. 8 of the German opera compaly at Grove! ccatinte vnabated. -night, and tor posi- | tively the last time, Flotow’s grand opera of | S/radela, With both the tenores, Hableman and Himmer, and with the great prima donna, Mad- ame Johannsen, for the firs! ria as Leonora. Te- meee eet Renpeleaces and on Thursday { bight, the of the season, the fine of ; Tit Merry Wives of Windsor. | Can7TeR8URY.—The great pantomime of Th? House chat Jack Built coutinves to be a most Auractive card at this establishment, drawing immense crowds. The entertainment facades very many other interesting features. Meteorolitas HALt.—This newly started place of amusement has, by its unique and faking performances, jumped at once into a tull measure of popularity. very rich bill of performances tor to-night. See biil. ———— ‘The CanemntEns «xo CABINET Maxeus.— Last night, ¢he adjourned meeting of the car. penters and cabinet makers was held ia United Hall, 11th « street Mr. H. Hillyard-chairman, | &. W.W. Letournan secratary. | €58T5. Ferguson snd Dashiell, of thé com. | ithe to waft upon the gentlemen with whom the matier of wages at the Treasury was left by. Secretary Chase, reported that they had had an interview with Mr. Mullett, of the Treasary, rent in nothing more thag had before been repo: r. Ucllison, of the Arsenal, reported that he called on Capt. Benton, but aad an interview, and would retain the certificates given him antil another opportunity for an interview showid offer. Mr. Hermon, from the Navy Yard, reported that they were like the man who had something in_bis throat, he could neither get it up ordown. ‘The co:nmityee waited on the Commandant, | and wet ¢ led very kindly, and he said he | wong examine the subject. A commission was appointed by the author- | ities to. ascertain what wages were given by pilivate employers. ‘(Ourcominf:tee had reported such as gave and would give #3 per day, but tne commission said they found none that were xiving more than £2.50 among carpenters, and onl nse, & cabinet maker, who was giving $3. hen the committee again waited on the | Commandant he treated them as kindly as ever, and remarked that the cabinet makers were entitled to #5, and aa soon as private employers of their branch were giving the increase they would receive it also. All the reports were accepted. A motion was made to go into a permanent organisation. The mover scgeed that without Organization it was impossible to get the co- Ekg of private woramen. Mr. Reed said if the meeting intended an or- ganization of Government workmen it was proper enough; but if to organize they intend- ed to obtain the co-operation of private work- men, let them speak ont and say what they | design to do. f ‘The gentleman who made the motion re- marked that he was @ private workman. Another rose and remarked that he was from | a private shop, and was willing not to lift the 1 baichet again unles@ he got $3 per day. The question being taken, the motion was | carried almost unanimously. Mr. Starx, by consent, said he was taken by surprise. The movement was unexpected. Tie idea of an orgapization of carpenters and cabinet makers was entirely new to him; and he, as & cabinet-maker, did not know how to unite with carpenters in an organization. Mr. Letouruan argued for co-operation of mechanics. If tae journeymen were co-op- erarors there would be no necessity to demand | waees. At no time would mechanics obtain the wn until they learn to value themselves, and reepect themcelves. An association of me- chunics, irrespective of branches, is needed. Mr. L. was for a mechanic's union, not es. pecially to advance es SO cents, but for the gereral advantage that would result from it. | Mr. Cole thought the remark about self-re- spect might be apphed to him. But be really cught ag mach of himself as A. Lincoln did | ot himself. Mr. Cole was in favor of co-oper- ation. Alter the first battle of Bull Run the Peeples of the North said “sit is a good thing, it | will cause & rally.” We are like the army thr; we have been outflanked on every hand, and we mustrally. The mectanic 1s the very life of the nation, and the reason they think so little of themselves is the lack of harmonious aud ouited action on their part: and the neces- sity being so Apparent, he wondered that one i vote against Sretuesnen could be found. This ! is tbe very time and p!ace to organize. In this : metropolis, surrounded by mopuments of me chanical skill, let us organize now, and next | {ail vote for men of true principles, the salva- tion of the country, aud the elevation of me- che nie Mr. Cole spoke of the low estima‘e placed ' upon the intellectual capacities of mechanics as erroneous, and related an anecdote for illus. tration: A phrenologicsl professor proposed to assign youths to the callings in which they would be most successful. A nomber called upon him, and those who possessed the best developments of sirong and even minds he recommended to be mecmanics, mariners and thercnants. But one came whose developments were uncertain, pot much above idiocy. The | protessorexamined him over and over again, and at last in despair shook his head aud sugr gested, «1 guess you had betier adoptsom profession!” Laughter.) 4 Mr. S:ark rephed that he was pleased with ; the idea that they haa lost sight of 4 strike, when they moved in the organization. [He was Bot opposed to it, but feared no good would come Out of it. Let us settle the first ohject— the advance of wages—and then talk of organ- izntion. Mr. Hillyard said the first object of our com. ing together was & strong reason for early organization. As has been said, “we are out. flanked” for want of this very organization. The plumbers and gas-fluers this very diy received an advance, apon their demand for it. We, without concert, have asked in vain.” Let the organization be permanent, so that when we ask pay we may get it. The combination of three Jending men ts against us. Let us organ- ize by the Ist cf May, and be able to demand and obtain our pay. Mr. Stark denied that they had been ont. fianked. Secretary Ohase had said what he | wanted done and what he will do, aud has | he ver retracted what he said. A gentleman remarked that the organization would be effected without any discourlesy to the Secretary of the Treasury. Menure present | representing the public and privateshops. An { undercurrent is working against the interest of | t both. The Secretary is bound bya law kuovn | as the Grimes bill, which obliges him to be | gzviced in the maiter of wages by the private shops. Without organization the co-operation f he private shops cin never be ob!ained. 's gentleman from a private shop stated that | be iearned from his boss thet the public and | private bosses are organi now. If this be | *o, there is good reason a an ofgsnization ot journeymen. Mr. Harmon said of the Grimes bill that the author of it assured those who waited on him thatit did not design that the privaie shops here should govern prices in public works. ; The iarge shops of the vorthern cities should ' govern the mechanics of the country. Inorder | to succeed the outside « »kmen must be sus- tained. Mr. H. argued fo: organization—if not @ union of trades separate but harmonious or- lal genizations of trades. : Mr. Siark.—There is a disposition to urge & demand. { Cries.—“ Yes ” « demand f? «demand !") { Mr. Stark declared he wits opposed to it, and | though aloue he would vote against orgauiza- | tion. The question, on & motion to &ppoints com- mrttee to draft rales for the organization, was put and carried; Mr. Stark voting against it. The committe consists of Messrs Harmon, | . Dasheills, Coles, Magaw, and Sweeney, of { public and private shops. i Mr. Harmon mentioned that several gentle. men were preseut who in private shops get | #9 and $3.25. Mr. Coles stated that ashort time agoan iron-worker atthe Navy Yard asked an ad- vauce of fifty cents on his pay. His employer | oftered twenty-five cents. He left and went to | private shop and received the pay he asked | ab the yard. cay or two atter a Government agent called on Disemployer and demanded we dismissal of that man; and that agent was one of the carpenter's Navy Yard commission Appointed to ascertain wages in private shops, ty snd could not flud any bat the $250 shops. | Phe workman alluded to is 4u intelligent, re- Hable man, and relnied the facts himself, Mr. Reed moved that the committee that be- ure wgjted upou Secrerary Obase, be instraet- it upon him again, and show him his c(beretofore puljieBed in the Stir) and the cates of private shops which tiey bare ir possession. “phe fhotion was lost, and the meeti ign ed tO 1edssemole at the cali of the dent presie i — tenting ov THs Harxess Maxer?.—An a meeting of the harness mailers of District of Columbia was held last night gall of Gerhardt’s Germauia Motel ou et, between 4% and 6th streets, And Was attended te large number of joarseymeon eruplos ed hb in private aud Goveriment shops. Miz. George A. Sessford, who was pencey: iy siee ted President at a former meeti assemblage to order, and Mr.Wm wan Murphy, acting Secretary, read minutes of the coding meeting as recorded in the Brening ‘The meeting thea procecded to I Tressuren George | mittees, when Mr. William a bot the aa | Cook, Alexand | Anti into an arsocistion b; election of tha fol--| lowing officers: x! i ‘tag deut, Geo. A. Seseiond; Vica Prealdent, Lawson ; Secretary, Henry Lesnitzer; The chair called for she i ppin, on behalf of the committee appointed for parpose of Grafting a constitution-and by-Inwe, wade % @erbal report by stating that according to @greement a pcrtion of the committee met. but there being but three members present they Bad not performed the duties assigned tothem, ud he therefore asked that the committee be @ischarged. He (Mr. Toppin) was a yeung man and wonld prefer to see some of the older bande placed upon thecommittee. The committee wes accordingly disc charaed, Q@ud & new one an) ated s as follows; Mesers. Joseph Austin, Goods, Thomas McGrath, wa Tcppin, and Patrick Henry. On motior, the following commit'ce was Bp. Syta to fix ascale of prices to be hg lg the association: Messrs. Thomas Onvey, Thomas McGrath, Ephram Rodwer, Uhristo- pher Smith, Michsel Carmichael, Uriah Har. Tison, John Genther, George Sessford, and Enoch Weard. The committee were thén instructed to be prepared to report on Tuesday evening, the arne d. aie nega Tue Deatx oF Ma. Rives.—At & meeting of the Coiumbia Typographical Society of Warhington, neld Iast evening, April 11, the forton #6. Preamble and resolutions were ac reas the vnerring will of Aimigkty God has stricken down the noble form and atilled the geterous heart of him who has ever been the printers’ kindest and most faithful friend: And whereas in the death of John U. Rives bt country must mourn a severe loss, this community Isment the fall of one of its most worthy ornaments, and oursociety be deprived of its firmest supporter, whose life farnishes & bright exemple of sterlirg worth, of the suc- cess of industry, enterprise, aad virtue, and whore ennobling disinterested acts of public and bi ate Munificence present all the charac- teris ofa man worthy" our study and imi- tation ; Therefore, be tt Resolved, That this Society, while submis- sively yielding to the decree of Omnipotence, feele with unfeigned sorrow the sad necessity which has bereft us of our old and well-tried benefactor. Resolved further, That to the tamil. deceased, who mourn the loss of suc ard affectionate father, sincere condolence. Resolved further, That as an humble tesitmo- nial of esteem, we will assemble at the Govern- ment Printing Office Square, at one o'clock, on the 13th instant, to attend his funeral ; and also that a copy of these resolutions be commant- cated to the eames of pececeaned. uM. R. McoLnag, President. ad. C. Proctor, Recording Secretary. of the a kind we offer our most aie gh ge AProINtED.— Postmaster Bowen has ap- pointed lepatins F. Madd letter carrier in the Washington City Office, in place of J. E. Mc. Elwee, resigned, at same pay of $800 per an- aum, ee eee Sau PineT Paes of to-day’s Star for Interest. | ng local articles. SPECIAL NOTICE aa eg s de wieaten' JEWELRY! JEWELRY! For One Dollar, AL 43M Pennsylvania avenne, near 4 atrert.at the Dellar Jewelry Store. ap 12-6t" Tre Fr Beauty of carriage is mos!ly depen- dent upen @ judicious preservation of the feet; it is imposible to move ina graceful manner if the great support of the whele frame be in adixor’ dered condition, and nothing impedes so much as Corns, Bunions, paroving * Nails, ea other disor- ders to which the feet ars liable.’ To all afflicte we would recommend an early call at Dr. White's office 424 Pennsylvania avenne, between 4% and 6th Seecte. aps-tf GroxcatanTrocuss These teense are prepard from a highly wed recipe for alleviating Brouchial Ateo, Asthua, Hoateeness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. . Publte § peakers and Vocalists Will find them beneficial in clearing the v ‘cre speaking or ringing, and relieving the thr after any unnsual exertion of the vocal orga havin starb ® pecnliar adaptation to affections which the organs ef apsech. mb 9 oddwtf q.. has been appointed Agent Great Pennsylvania route. vice BO. © ton. to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr kins has been connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenus, during the past two years, and is thoroughly con: versant with the business of the route in all its departments. All appiications for information, tickets. Ac., must be addressed to B. J. Wilkins. Agent Great Pennsylvanin Route, Sixth street snd Pepusyivanis avenue. Ep. 3. Youxsa, Gene: al Passenger Agent, Grest Pennaylvanta Rout. Harz Drx! Hara Dr: Batcholor’s celebrated H»ir Dye is the det in thy world. Zhe only karmiess, true and reliable Dye know- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Bex. stusty or Grey Hair instantly to @ Glossy Blach or Natural Brovon, without injuring the hair or staining the skin, i beautiful; tmparta fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Sad Dyes, The Genuine is signed Wittism A Rd Siieaies. aps of the com. ; th inst., to which time the meeting stands ad- | ing the hair soft end + BATORELOB, all others are were imitations, and oided.. Bold by all draggints, &. jarclay street, Ni aew Tollet Cream fo: Nrevocs Desinity, SBMIN4L WRAKNRSA Gin BeCured by ong who bas teally caret alm «nd hupdzeds of others, and will York. Batehelor’s hair. jy 7-eoly it but the trxth, Address, with stam ‘Eowans i. Travea mar >D& W.ly * Lock Box, Boston, Maa. Seoent Diswases. Samar uan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and edy ever diseovered. Cures in two to four day’ aud recent catesin twenty-four houra No mineral, » balsam,ne mercury. Only ten pilis to be taken, i is the soldie: hope, and a friend to those who de ohmant to be exposed. Male packages, @2; remale, $3. Samavitan’s Root and Herd Juices—& permanent omre for Sy philis Si Brie. Teter, «& eg Sold By 8. 0 sitive and in or six bottles for { | thanks tortheir friends and Da. Derowr's Sugur-coated Female Reentating/| They operate speedily | Piils are the very est ia us aud effectively. and be nausea npon the must de these Pilla wil) others. Price fla Ith atreet and Pa Gook, Alexandri sugar coated create n0 cate atomach, A trial of @ their superiority over atl x. Sold byS.C. Ford, corner ue, Wi astington, aud Heaty y HPRRMATOERAO@A Cas Bs CuRED.—Dr Rand's 3, cifle cures Spermatorraca, Seveet Weak: Loss of Power. ete. ae ily aaa effects are truly magical. A iii eonvince the most ari ce §1 w box, Bold by ».C, street and Pa. avenue, Washington, aa ects Cy. @ Specitio ly Tie CHEAPRET Har I —Never Fades or Washes Que.— ‘UP BH conte mbox. Tha destin une, d, corner lith streetand. Peon. aveuue, > re Wasbingtop; and Henry Cook, Alexandria ta au W. THD TO CURBIN Six Day: a English Specific of standing. vali cure Gonorrhaa tm stz days. ge of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. BSH C. Pord, corner lith street and Pa. avenus, Wasbtieton —Dr. Godfrey's MARRIKD, COp the7th instant, ty Rev. Mr. Rdwanls, at the residence of the bride's mother, WHITING M. ) TENNISON, of Weehingtor, D.C., to Mice EMMA ¥. LODSON, eldest daughter of the late Johu os Dodson, of Anne Arund: {Baltimore p: father OPE -to DIED On the bth instant, at Jo 'clueck p.m... SARAH. ELLEN, consort of George W. Cochran, aged 33 yeare fler faneral will tak of her husband, No. 4 nesday, 12th Inetant. « sre invited to atte place from the resi E street north: to'cloek, which MOLE. in her ovth year tances are invited to at- f her son-in- o'clock p.m, 135 ith street On the 12th instant, BENJAMIN EVANS, fo the sith year of hisage, whe has beem fe the last 27 a tlerk in the General Land Office, Yetives mod friends of the family, and his hee eieeke are cespeetfuy invit b alten te eduesilay) afternoon, ecenee tn Tate resid No. 421 Teuth atreet west, between G end M streets sorth, without further notice. On the morning of the 12th of Sarit MARGA- KET BENDER colored, aced 56 yew Fusera, teom Temperance avey, Thareday, at2 welock p.m. In thia city, on the Sth instant. at I o'clock. WM, J. ROARMAN, aged $3 years, formerly of Faltimore. [Upper Marlboro sod Baltimore pa- 4 please copy.t Se Gack D.C., Apri} 32, 1354, Miss BAR. Geet et ne: FS aged 65 oi 2 funeral "take place to-morrow after, ‘clock, from ie. O Cohgrana abrest. noon, at4o’c! we tune Pea Tiki BOARD D> i ey one we ‘486 Tt set don eaters eilectual reinedy—indeed, the only vegetable rom- U you nothing | DEAFNESS, CATARRA, . @nd diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Ds. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Author of +A Popular Treatise on Deafures,” “ Letters on Catarrh,” is now in WASHINGTON, and can be consuited at tas Eszitt Hovex Yor ONE WEEK until Saturday SEeaRee April 162, DEAY NESS, OATARRH, and &li the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES, From the Rev. Fred Pa ewell, Profe: mer of State Normal |, Albany, N. This may certify viet 1h have been, since 1844, subject to violent porrodical Qttacks of catarrh, marked by 8 highly infiamed condition of the | lining membranes of the cavities of the head, producing & moet distressing species of head- | ache for days at a time, wholly incapacitating me from business, and during the pa ms | confining me to the bed. In some instances the | inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa- sioning toothache ; to the threst, producing hoarseness and partial Joss of voice; and and twice it has so affected the left eye as to con- fine me for a month or more to adarkened room. Theee attacks have been accompanied by stro! febrile symptoms; by stoppage of the he: and, in the firct stages, by watery. discharges from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid and yellow, and towards the close of theattack becoming bloody and purulent. 1 have tried mediciues of almost eyery kind; external ap- plications to the head, such as camphor, gin- ger, hot bandages, aud fomentations of hot vineger; enuffs of some half a dozen kinds, and otber catarrhal pr ‘with in- ternal remedies, such as alteratives, cathartics andemetics. Theee have produced no change in the occorrence or character of the disease, and, in most cases, with little or no temporary relief. I had come, at length, to believe’ the disease to be practically beyond either cure or material alleviation. Under tbese circumstances I was led some, five months ago, to make atrial of Dr. Light- hill’s treatment. His method at onceapproved iteelfto my Tpiement ee simple, losophi- cal, and likely to be effective. Notyiths hstand. | ing the disadvantages under which he labored, in dealing with adisease of such long stand. ing, aggravated by nervous debility and d: Ai | pepsia, and constantly induced by the dents of my professional labor, I found the treatuneut reaching the been reached before, and producin; modification and alleviation of its cl as L had supposed impossivie. I chronicle the results thus. Although I bave 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 vielded to the remedies employed by Ur. Lighthill, without need of recourse to the old hot fermentations, or emetics; and the dischar- ges from the head Dave resumed the original and natural condition. I count upona com- plete cure. ThatI have been able, however, to obtain so material a relief istome & cause of gratitude. In that alone, lam repaid for whatever the treatment may have cost me. I make this statement unsolicited, as a means of acknowledging my obligations to Dr. Light- bill's method of treating catarrh, and with view to aid any who may have suffered from that disease, in forming & justopinion of its merits, and ita probable atility in their own case. Frupx. S. Jnwett, Prof. State Normal} School. t Albany, N. ¥., March 11, 1664. Catarrh Cured. . Fron Rev. Ro P. Russell, Lynn, Mose I have been much troubled with Catarrh of. the worst type for some twenty years. It gradnally grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell, aud -breaking down my general health tosach @ degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate, and suspend public speaking. 1 made diligent use of the ucefol remedies, such #3 enuffs of different kivds, nitrate of silver, tar water, Olive tar, and inhslations, but without any calutary eff-cts. Last sum- mer I neard of Dr, Lighthill's successful mode of treating catarrh, visited him, and pat my- self ander his treatment. I began immediate- ly to fmprove, and this improvement has gone on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu. ally melted away, my cough has disappeared, my voice has become natural, and Lam once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me advise all troubled with catarrhal diMeul- ues to apply to Dr. Lighthill. P.R. Russrry, Lyan, Mass., Feb. 1, 1962. mh $i-co3@ BALLS, PARTIES, Ke. Ficatu GRAND ASSEMBLY 4 OF THE AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER CO 2, ODD FELLOWS’ HAL LaNary Y i 14, 1704. THURSDAY NIGHT Apr! st endeavors The comu who may faror wasant time f patromage, to uiake th us with the: A genersl invitation is exte onde: toull the ladies, as ne specials will be served, : Tiekots, admitting a geutieman and ladie crofuta,ticera, Sore. . safor 96, | To be f its merits, | Ford, cogmer 11th | | teary H xty-five idags *74 H nd Henry Cook, Alexandria. jaé-ly \ cents No postponement on account of the weather Covsirr JW. Croaz, dames Anderson. AW Vermilion. | Thomas Johnson, ticorge E. Woppell. cing to con eat Soc INDEPENDENT SOCTAT, CLUB given atthe TEMPERANCE HALL KE street, Between oth and ith etreeta. + QHURSDAY EVENING, April The membere ef the Club returp their 41 he publie fur past fa | vora,and respectfully solicitetheir patronage @ oug Second Grand Ball, and we se those that will favor us with their presence an evening of pressure, The celebrated Holy Hill Baad hasbeen engaged for OCERFION. . Tickets One Di ladies, By ordor ¢ BL CLARK, Sée'y, BY Y i oltamuadh “Gavable compectivel y two.turee, four, ive ein and seven months after da ti ayable ei | etait dollars and twenty -five cents t onths after date of said notes are dated Mou 32, 1884, eeotemade peyable to Jobn BR. Bab- rinevr order; sigaed M, (her mark) Bulag. and witnessed by Bates. he above. deseri uotcs are without conside ration; were obtained by and will not be bay u quaintance ‘Ta geatleman with a view to matri ony. He must be gentlemanly in appearameo, inte ligent ‘A best of referen , with real name, ~ Six or | or seven gentlemen can be neeom- with board and lodging. on reason- at No.134 Qd street, butwoen K and .henr Penn, avenue. aps iw SS } | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS | NOU U: Pe iy SOMITE Os A ND’ ‘@As FITTERS, Neo. io Buipas Stxvat, GronuxtOws All orders for Gas Fittiug, Alterations snd Ex tensions will receive prompt aud faithful’stten tien, Plambing-in all ite branches exceuted in the best manner, SPRING STOCK. | 436 Aetonome Water introduced and Uydrants put wage at shart 486... areata: An 4S6 tet sateacte f Gold and yas ft Baym eaium, iad P Batis WANTS, W j ANTED—A GIRL, te cook, wash and iron. 434, ecrner F and 10th atreeta. bid y fas “D—T=o_HOCSE CARPENTERS [a- Guire at 378 D street, betwoen 6th and 9th.” | YW ANTED—By « young girl, w SITUATION ay coos ina restaurant. Addresy Box 1 ar Oftiee. ite A BIT) ATION wanted by & young manasa Olerk edry goods or grocery store. Bestof refer- Address Box 15. at this affice. ap12-2t* Te COOK WASHER and ie ed ‘amily. ferences require: a ply st 358 itn aeeel, between L and n, ap lz. Lf y ANTED—A COLORED BOY as servant at the FOR RENT AND SALE. NT—A PAKLORead BED ROOM in the vicinity cf the Treaau> ui a at No.4 2 Jéth st. 2-3t F OR TEST—One @mali FURNISHED San or one large Boom upfarnished, Inquire af, ae SSD ACH strest, up stairs. FR RENT—A large Gn 900 Beventh streat, jo: One of the bi t hed BASEMENT, No. «Odd Fellows’ Hail. in the city for barber It will wot be rented bore. ap 12-3t* 0 RENT—A HOUSE containing Hrooms. ther oughly furnished. Can be seem between the 7 Hdand 3 o'clock on Wednesday. Thuradny the 13th, Mtband Isth ofApril. Apply venn. avenue, between Zist and 2M sts, Hap Good Peiorctica eee 477 Gth, cornes D at. W ANTED—By a settled girl, SITUATION aa Nuree or Chambermaid.” ‘Hes no objection iste Washing and droning, Please address ter office, WANTED-« pleasant ROOM, Ouse, with board, for a lady and serve address X 794, stating location and price, Ap 12-21% Set Adaet AR A S ANTED—By a young gitl, a SITUATION t We do chamber Ady nad alist ia waching and i 5 0 plei t Hreet, between oft and fee ee ap lest Ww ANTED—An experienced WASHRRWOMAN, who can come with guod references, gt No. Vermont avenue, between H and I streets, sy 32-3t* W ANTEDIA « good COOK; also. a dining-room WAITER. Good wages and steady employ- ment. Colored persons preferred. Apply at 314 lith atree: et, one door from Pepa. avenue. sp 12. H. R. BROADERS, V TANTED—Fifty good LABORERS to put on felt Tools, Wages #0 per meaty one fe rearons Sup’t Government C; tnd Shop, ap 12-5t" PEN cor. of N. ¥. ish and Teehat. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wants a situation as seamstress and todo light cham- ber Work ina waiane Samaily, pest 4 mo Re d8 ean be given if reqni 38 0. Ster ite for two dara, Biirgstesse ti TED. rr ‘table young woman, & ABITU ATION ak Cooke tone Sotelo nada atands her tuainesl Also, one to do Chamberwork and assist i ashing: and'Troving. Call at Bis @ rtreet, bet ec lath and 19¢h. WwW ANTFED—Ry a gentleman and lad yas family. good, plain, meena BOAR with the comfortaof a home, Pay prompt tnd terms mat be mgdenste. Address, etating terms, loca- tion, &e., Box 4 Star Office. - it* WW) ANTED—A sood DINING ROOM SHRVANT: one who bigs: make himeetf get A colored boy between the ages of 1 Pi ferred. Good wages and a comfortable home’ off fered. ‘Inquire at No. 182 T street, near 2lat strect taining fifteen rooms LOCAL NEWS, |Szecarertee ae rae MESSE | LOTIONS SALES, ———. POR OTHER A’ THIS AFTERNOON anD TO-MORROW, Y WM. B. LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers. 421, eortine to ofa Btationsrz ae Tce Bi rks, ee 4 Hlive Pencila, as bins; f ap.! Bvt iY aie wrt ADMINIST OS ‘OR SALE—One thousand doili rs onus for an Ke artnership and one-haif of the stock et - MALDABL an established business paying frs 3 $6 to $8 pe day Beatie No bonus requir CHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ustiall i ap idle southeast cor, Pa. av. aud loth et, [TAM Sian stg WOR SALE—LOTS 22 and 9, in Square S13, front. | Wilatorf, N Notas ing about 6 feet on N-atreet north, between th apd oth and running back toan aay front ge if eet, containing, in t! regate, Hu! 13,353 square feet, “Gah Se in SORE ON tail H kreat bargsin. M. SNYDER, = Nassau treet, New'Y Yor retina 3 apl (OR AI 8 OR RENT_ A delighttal COUNTRY FSRSDENC Rent FARM cree teee oe {miles RM perth Of thee cite oT Wann tone nT na Me healthy, having a fue view of the C High ihe house new and soil excelleut. Apply to KDW EWAN N, se Louisiana avenue, Washington, ap eo2t® (OR RENT—A PARLOR and BEDROC t- able for two gentiemen, on the first foor, Also. two bedrooms on the second floor. Apply at 341 F street, between 9th and 10th. ap ll-st* Fuss HOUSE FOR RENT—Being 531 H street, between 6th and 7th, contaiuin, a rooms, with water and . Possaeaion given 3 lor June 1. Apply at 908 Lstreet, between oth and lth. ap Fo RENT—A large BTORE ROOM, on the arst floor of the Medical College, on the horton of Fand 12th streets. i isanexcellent stand for any business, Apply to Dr. JAMES KE. MORGAN, comenge of 12th street and Marylendavenue, Island. La} T—A large BRICK HOUSE, havin been thoroughly repaired throughout, cont ncluding a ierse Ros: parlors, &c., situated on peg, ote suitable for a hotel, board is Immediate possession given. Inqui! i; Thirteenth street, between Band F, bi apll-3w* Wand 1o’clock. Fa SALE—A three-story brick DWELLING, with 8 fine large store room attached to sama, situated on the corner of 6th street west and N streetnorth. Apply to WM. LORD, corner of sth street west and @ street north. ap9-lw* dit ing street, house, No: ween ne Sp 12-1w*_ ANTED.—A young man, who comes well re- commended. i# a good péuman, and Sadaste of Eastinan’s Business College, desires a SITUA- * ION as Clerk or Book-keeper in some mercantile house in this city. Address J. CRAN. aOR. Jt. at, this office or American House. 1p 13-3t* BITUATION wai = youn She who is capable of cutting and fitting ladies and chil- tiren’s dres#es, and also piain sewing. Oan operate on Grover & e's sewing machine. Addrese a vote to Box No. 23, ctar uffiee, for three URN ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Parlor and Bed Rocm, suitable for Sentlenien ‘8 business rooms. Also, asamall pleegin ora.- One of the best locations i ae city, 5 430 6th street, be- tween KB and B st: Ap 9-2t* Aare SALE .—-A new three-story BRICK BE. with two-story back building, con- {nina sight roe rooms. No, 19% Fourth street, betweoa 1, and New York avenue. | Price 9 sion imomediate. If not sold fold atauction, Apply to SOHN W ANTED—A gook COO! eters Vth and isth streets, Good wages will be 5 ap i1-at* Want "D—A GIRL as chambermaid andnureae. Inquire at 445 Ninth street, few doors above w. opporite Patent 01 apil-st* W quire at KF RNIFHED ROOS ANTED BET the Capitol and Navy Yard bys young m I Mast bé convenient to cars. Address ce. W TED-AB BAR-KEEPER. to Cook, Wash and Iron. Apply to JOH c Sil, LEN, 225 Pennsylvania avenue. opp Willard’s. ap jl ¥V OOK to com- mence May Ist; cee preferred. Call 33 422 12th etreet, corner Now York avenue. “8p [RRR A res} able young WOMAN who ratands dining room work. Also, s cH aM REEMA ID who understands her business. None other apply at the Herndon House, corner oth and F s! ap 11-3t ANT, PURCHASE—A small HOUSE, containing seven or eight rooms, One situ- ated between Oth and lith streetaand north of Bisa york avenue preferred. Address gprough a stating terms, locality, &c..@. W. M. sp il. AEE 1) a rivate tically ‘compe: wan mn aiso do the Washin Inia poner at No. Say Ith sirect bet, Slay persons need not apply. Waxes liberal. I 000 ARTILLERY HORS! Once of Obie Quartermaster pale of Washington, SHIMGTON A 1, 1634 1.000 HORSES, roitatla fo will be purchased at thie depot. in open magket, from date until Al of one to fifty, at one hundred an lara ($185) per animal; each an ANTED—A WOMAN te wash-and iroo, and do general houre °. In- ‘Kin # small family. 352 C street, between 42s and oth, e aut and and Good references required. Tncompetent ae =3tt be subjected to the usual Government igép: “fore being accepted. | Horses to ba delivered to. and inep-eted by, Cap- | H. Tompkins M..U.S. A. cornur of ud G@ streets, W = KER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, ap Depot of Washington, D.C. WwW anieD At W ANT rat-rate plain C nites WA ASHER and THON ER. F street, between i3th and Mth ate, Wnt ED—A good WOODWORKER on wagon work, Apply at 498 6th street. ap 9” JACOB WILSON. ANTED—A WHITE MAN as head waiter. Aleo, 's White Girl to wash diehes at the | Mitchell House, corner Wetland E ap 9-4t™ Ev. H Mirone L. ka Carriage and Wagon ‘Bridge street, Georgetown, neat © ecringe and Wa on SMITH. Best Noue buts good hand need appiy. = 3 ® S N WANTED - — Carpentors and good rera and Hewers, to get out Piiyterd Maryland dl TA e & Morti> sutisfactory home by 3 000 "8 Wan DurAnTMENT, Cavarey Rurrac i Office of ches aucerterm ster. 4 SSHINGTON, DEC. A 1 and aty Si 8 ars pe: rhea CAVALRY HORS delivered within the next fift ; enment Stables, Giesbure, i orses to be sound in ban five (6) ner more thay m 143, to 16 It, bridle wise uUTpeses. ese specifications will be stractly athered to and ricidly enforced im every particu # } be paid for ali ‘ | | D.C pacti avairy Payinent made on delivery of tea (10) and over Hours o she val m from 9a. m. to 6 p.m. . KKIN, Lieut. Colonel and > | ApS 16t “Chet iarterinaster, Cavalry 7 ANTED.- small family, NIsHED TOU RE. leseantly situate ‘ _ Address ws Wie, Box li ‘Star OF t Bakery i fourth au E this citv, on ( atreet, Twenty filth otreeta, C.8.V. good farm IANDS mean. Apply to the Governor of the Soldiers’ +, Washington _ bear 2 ectt - TONS BO ve WANTED. Tie ander- 5, 000. aigned wil r 109 Ibs, fot an Fygesepent 1 delivered t ty iP FPaet rner Hea OF, COORG AN iar FHART. LADIES WANTED ‘TO CALL Ag, 50, 000 PRINCE'S Stamping De; spots BSL P Street, opposite Patent Offices, and get their Stam: ing, Stite ing, Pinkin, mbroidery done. there are other Richards in the fiel dies better took out that they come to, Prince's, who ig the guly practical hand io the city. Be sure you goto Patent Office. 2 mb4 TANTED IMMEDTATELY--200 LADLES to bmbroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambric. good hands co t work and good wases jesse bring samples \CE’S Stamping and t, SSL F street, — 4 ‘treet, opporit W Machine Shlebing Depa Patent fice, Ww ANTED-SPCOND-HAND FUKNITURI Mirzorn, Cargett, Bede, Bedding ma ishi escri on, nine OO RUGHLY 425 7th strost, On G and H,east side, LOST AND FOU ND. erday(Banday) morning, on Hatrest, .4 between oth ‘and ith, near the Gimurch of the Ascention,s lady’s BREASTPIN with two small birdsin Mosaic reprousnted upenit. Peak oles will be liberally rewarded and receiv@the thanks of the owner by leaving it at No.472 H street, of by Pee es information asto where it may be obtained. WARD ae A LARGE BLACK NEW- $20 POUNDL. DOG, ten months eit, sirared or was stolen From the subscriber sbaw three weeks ago; answers-to name of any one peturning | the dog will receive the abovage-. ward and the thanks of the owner: 5, 0! 2 Peet ap N-3t" Cerner Penna. & a 4 WA LL BE Rak eee 7 BOOK. wh Kevnice | @ wan loat betgecn Base. syenug and Fe nt 6th or $125 and $ soe , ee sixth corps RRALD & BRANAN. Ria hoe. rey ap 12-2t stree’ Ww TRD—A fret-rate ¥ BRBAD BAKER. FS SAL ie B Apply to THOS. HAVENNER, 347 C street, ERTY, situated atcorner of Seven’ between bth and 7th, ‘ap li-at™ j thie office. streets, fronting the Northern Liber ouse | Also, two small BRICK HOU! |. on K #treet, between 6th and 7th. A Tong credit on pay- meets ‘of me ner. FE For particulara inquire of Dr. A.J. BORLAND, No. 402 Masdachenotic avenue, be ee nf b streets. ot" T%, NICBLY FURNISHED ROOMS ith first class board, at 301 @ street, between 13th and Mth streets. p 3-1W* VOR B: 2 ENT The RWELIANG dive at the tore street, between G au nquire at the store W. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer. pT-lw OR SALB—4 BARGAIN—Two Lore contig- nous—S and 6 is eller pat Lee good neighborhoods 3i< miles north of ci sO, Wanted — A sinall HOUSE and GARDEN i. a tke country for the summer. Address Dr. H. WADSWORTH. 366 C street. ap7- ents ror SALE—A LIVERY STABLE with horssa, carriages, buggies, barne: &c. Angzire, at we ARGR BRICK DWELUING on H north, be- tween 6th and 7th west. 525, will be sold for $3,000. Tramediate possession. Terms eaxs, Would also sell other iraproved and unizape coved coperty, ani oe nvenient locations. B. BURN €-1m* 5341 paisa north. FR SALE OR RENT—That firat class DWELL ING HOUSB snd lot of ground at the south- west corner of Prince and Columbus streets, Alex- andris, Title perfect and immediate possession gen: Inquire of JAMBS A. STOULENBEBG, lexandria,or of the subscriber, Frauklio Row, Wathington, corner 13th and K-« ae LATHROP. ra] AG of FOR SALB. ormer Lot, 18 feet front on Pa.av.,con- taining 22.500 equare feet of ground, i roved by stores. offices, and residences; ia one of the best loentions for « Brat-clas hotel in Washington. The whole of thie excellent property can be pur- chaced for $125,00-$25.000 cash, balance on long ime A fine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Pranklin Square, 12 rooms. 25 by 153 ft todo red al- ley, stable and carriage house - 910,000 Desirable Brick on lth at, near P by 10, 10 rooms ..... Brick Residence on at st. at by iam i ood stable. A substan 18 by 100, § A snug li 6 room! Frame Dwell grou A Meat. Frame House; FOOME....... One on 6th #t., bet. N Building of ot A number of ¢ bie Farms for sal MITCHEEL & SON, Ke val B Betate Be K. corner Pa. and loin For ous en tth and Sth etree! forcash. Ponaession given let of Jan LOT containing 22 acres of land onthe turn road, near. Biadenaborg; adjoing the farm Messrs, Dodge and Rives, ‘Several other pisces or arcels on in the same leecality for sale. Ad- ress J bury ” VELICH, Attorney at ams: es ons- Hi bs Srabie G of Ht ACANT Li art of the city at PRIV ATE aL, gE ‘or sale two three #tory Brick Dwelling : og. 2Lend 25 Pennsylvania avenue between Twe fourth and Tw: onty ‘th streets. containing each nroome, with large hall and all the modera vements. The houses are in fine cOcHien, baying lately been th ly re paired d to one ef Uie bouse: t feet on the avenurc, W tee-story Brick Ds ‘at dide tot fund conte Also, « number of Vacant Lots, % “4 feet esch on Pent TORE A Aven fourth an rms, & nting abeut, between ean vith o le ‘a PAR okt aad Bi newcral well furniahe BED he atre ROGMS, at 46 walk of the Ki within five minutes Willards’ and the Treasury nnd State is undurpadsed im chiliren in the house. seat Fe on iaAaR OR RENT—A large a building LOTS, 6 minutes walk ‘of the. dent's House and all the omer the Firat SRRDEN, Florist, mth}5- tm ve 100r. of F RK SALSA first rate sae — OU Rm. containiny bine rooms. tome! the! h sing same esses, pee set out with’ choicest f fruit eee et a 2 plems cherries, sfexeetient of ihe rin the ara; om the eornerof and a wht He eit For farther paitionians | Shine sere Ne S78: D. OARROUL._ Goop FAMILY CARRIAGE HORS FOR £A SALE —Potfectly sound, sud Fon TS withou! fan @ owne: hs no further use Apoly ‘0 THOR. PA KER, or at Keileber & Pyweil's tsable,8 b street, b -Dand Ests, apy-eo3* 86 WINDOW SH: AUER. 486 Now opening, Band Widow Shades, Shade Cord, ene and Fixtures. Je or size made to or- MAREREER, tloora al ov Odd Potlows? Agra, N AND Ty THI8 DATE T of the Piaskinglon.s and Haz. ee HOWARD & HOU tn, n 6th 4 Tth atree April 4.3 WGN KE RS, No. 400 iScn Sf. Orrosits THE TarascaY United masters Money bought snd at the New York s ioc Drafts fu the most favomble Cuprsy AND INFANTE’ Wa! : LADIES" UNDER GARME* ne, Quarter ad Uneurrent ht and sola neom T hayes complete and handsome = corti French ard home mannfacture of Inf ita’, Boys’ sud Ladies’ Under Garmer +, Bl srg Gowns, &c,, the largestaioc! eve this cit Sa eeien exelunively baye qharge of tia de past. ment. Only one price will be. withou ny deviation, Also, the latest styles mo? Clones st Mantles, Lace Points, Shaw! nbroideries, Black ‘ancy ene) tock of White Goods. wet de dec Ae 2. Nerything will be sold s the lowest New Yor’ aA a ae 5 jeyen' Hage a Tae hand sth ste, apie Maret £ i rT oe House. For —.! EF ee Ps Mt. ore Eencaster Pay f | Bee ‘| Agric 1864, rear we o ment ca account o! 8 On TEU RSDAY APT. NOON, 14th it 5 o’clock, ‘orthwestern Gaia's American’ and forej, ince, aw ver Maze, No ee Caan s arse ries ay Then ail i reas sexta the attention of the Aten, . Silver Ors, Ten Setis abetts Bree oe ad Peenet Ret Outlecy, Gold Pens ant ings, Ke. with @ great SAND Het Ea ee ~ oleiogi cA our ere, Ne. L aol Paally Bot Senet ass Chains, gates & Oo. Aucts. SALE OF ch pencieelys "ike pustanee 4th of Apri? illest wlover Railroad Bonds. eign Gold Silver Coin, to: § of a.nd jaca work: ee. wD. Liq. ae merece aD ort onder, to, We A ‘Macaroni ont errteny ic @ Poppe: 908 Pass Gxsin Foose 12 cases bi cares of Giaret Wine, Beet o eT) aries ittera, #0 dozen shorted 25 Demijokne. tnantteds . Rope. ae ak, and other bi Sinker, oon pare Te Trish ‘oe Uind Gia, Mine a & Os. of hater ets Wines, Brand'es, Coctiem, tebe: fot of Braskes, Broowe, J peeorces ig variety of othet articles, too auimerou ep 6-4 jie Satine BY J.C. MCGUIRE & GO,, Anctioncers, PE oxen AN a ° oR att Excel sing principal D PHHSONAL EFFECTS OF HIS EXCEL LUNCY BUDOLPH SCHLNIDEN, URLIC 8. EDN BSDAY rooms “ pie Sf aie Rehleiden, Minister of corner Sixth and D Seeks: wv Becetent Be Furniture and Effects ORNING, April 13th, at f 13 cy a lo ip ti The bisa we whall seat hi ne comprising — Desk Decanters, Goblets, Wines, Tam- pattern very choice Old Wines, compr: Chateau iia aa and Chateau Latour, 1338, Chatean L Chamtertin Berga: ady, Haut Bauterne, Rudeshet- Hoekheimer, Scharlackberger, Marcobruner, Old Hast India Golden Sherry, Musestel, Frotignac. Pontes. Con+tautia Wioes from the Cape of Good 706 snumer apy otuer articles not cecemacy jumerate. 1 a ‘aioe: eof apsd- aie of J.C. McGUIR! Wings tossed previous to ale, & CO., Aucts, Ir “WM. L. WALL & OC , Auctioneers. “aboor THein TA ys i AN See of the holdicg see of decrees issued fro preme, Court of the District of Calam- District Cost. andte me d will sell at Soublic sale, t th Wall & Co.. BALM OF A SOHOONKK AND hoe Reo, APPAREL, AND ND AND 13 SMALL ma the Clerk's Of- irected, £ for cash, of side of e Auctioneer: South Louisians avenue. between 9th and Wt street, on pi mmen chattels. taken achoonet and aloc a Corn, fs & Oats. Pot BDAY, the 13th day of April inst. cing at 10a 1854, m., the following goods aad board of the sbove named “6 Sacks Balt, - aBaeka Wheat, i Boxes Tobscto, B Plow: onthe save das Sie Sok tener wen S130 aor WAR &ds per d furniture, oat, ie larshal, D.C. wit OWaLL L & CQ., Aucts. BY GREED «Ww TLLIAM, Auctioneers. VALU ELE LOTS AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, the 14th fnatant, at do’clock, on the premises. we will roll Lot No 1. in Square No, 154, at the corner i7th and R-streets, alec, No. st! ond pe pa of No. at in same Bquare, ey WM. 1. iL. WALL CLOSING OUT 5 On FRIDAY AFTBR we will nell by catalo; remainder of the choict left over fram the eale o: abie works of eminent ath pees insy be et ig Ka Toe WM. | ap. RY WM. ». WAL THREE BILLIARD TABLE pramises. under th d Tables with thing requisite for BREEN & BN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, L & CO., Auctioneers, 1LE OF PAINTINGS. NOON, sth inst.. atdo’elo olection of Oil Paintings the 7th, embracing many ication. ©O., Aucta. LL & CO. Eee 23 ALL COMPLETE AUCTL On THURSDAY, at I20’clock w., erga on ee ree e Clarendon Motel fixtures complet half doren irs, six. Bow, Stover, Gas Fixtures and every # Billiard Saloon, The piace is for rent. i Terwis cask. ap.12_ WM. L. WALL & 00. BY 3. 0. . MCGULRE & co. “Auctioneers, BA DSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR TH AT _PCBLIC nireetx, and enclosed , ine out, flower garden. ani Dwelling Hou the whole tos RN BOUNDARY OF TIE CITY BALE, On TUESDAY AE DRRNOON, April 2th, at half- {| past4 o'clock, on the | account of the heire of the late Gu Fquare No, 9 except Lot No, 3, lively om Conueshinnt arenw wen tend improved asa. vecetable and remisea, vo Soall’ sell, om Graham, all of . front ‘north Geet atrect, weet, handsomely ting respec. improved by a desirable Frame wi necessary outbuildings: ing immediately oppesite the hand ouses and flower gariens of Mr. Doug- ia denice the property will be sold in lois Terms one fe thizd cash; the remainder im three, viz, and nine mouths, deed of t ust on the premises, Uonveyancing et of the oT Oo hioa the .c. McGUl aN AND. HRBE DESIRA STEED NEAR 5! bered 44, 48, an 624, fron tween North cy aR and running ba These lo: with the Government I’ footways laid and t1 Terms: One- bali twelve mouths, W re Srely sits with interest, secured by GU LK GO0,, Aucts. RB, & CO., Auc joveerr, BLE i % DENG. Caace p i THR GOVERNMENT PRINT. PNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 2th, at oe saloek on the premises ‘wo nbsilae a in, sell Lote n: = division of Square < ot sixect, to #3 foot alley. on tee same front nung Office. aod have rees plauied in front. | cash; the remainde' b interest, secured by a dee trust op the premises. bs Teyanges at the cost ORT Ayan re M. [A\ CTION NOTICK. pled a the HAE Ee Ob: Thuete: THURSDAY, Apraj lth, 162. at Detsoe’ oma ccadit, By SCOTT & STEWAI, Bales rooms, 622 Chestnut st. and 616 Sansom at , TRADE SALE OF Philadelphia, 125,000 PLBCES OF PRENOCH, ENGLI¢H, AND AMBRICAN PAP. competing a Gola Bordegs rosa’ sonyteenhs Satins, Beards, sa ‘wfactury Faia R fore. Cheatout: ie ER HANGINGS, and Se P. ining ‘und fact sete tee eta oe Feet Siaia snd'615 Sansom street, ‘On THURSDAY MORNING, April 14th, moaeeard wet uet’r.; Avena in @ firet-class Family Grocery, at the store ofthe tate Hes eas Hy