Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. __| AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—The remarks mide last night by a party leaving Grover’s Thgater, that ro manager or company could desire better houses than euch as have attended the opera throughout the entire season, was most trae; and he might with justice have added that no | patrons of amusements could baye desired better entertainments than such as have been siven here. To-night, Flotow’s opera of “ siee sil be performed for the last time. ‘oRD's THEATER.—Mr. John McCulloch, a great favorite here, and one of the most de- serving of actors, will to-night take a benefit at Ford ‘ey and will appear as “Charles Anster: comb,” in the grand old comedy (now seldom het Fees 5 Fd we and Wife, or More Seats . 4S) > will also be recited. Pease eer CanTErBURY.—The pantomime, “The House | ‘that Jack Built,” which is now bei r= formed st Canterbury Hall, abounds inthe tunniest of tricks, in startling transformations, and interesting tableaux, and is withal well worth seeing; as is indeed the balance of the bill nigh‘ly performed at this popular resort. ‘VaRixtIEs.—There will be a fine perform- ance at this resort to-night. Song, dance, pan- tomime, ballets, &c., are part of the bill, and a number of new féatures will be introduced. MEtTReroLITAN HALL.—The comie panto- mime cf ‘Robert Macaire” is being performed here at ie bstroa ate siviog entire satisfac- ‘ion to all visiters. good of son; &c., is pertormed. sap Fair aT Opp Frettows’ HALL.—An exceed- ingly interesting fair for the benefit of the or- phan boys (see advertisement) is now in. ‘pro- gress at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, Among the beautifal features of the room is an attrac- tive fish pond (with good luck guaranteed to all anglers) decorated with ev ns and roses; & cake table abounding in delicate and inviting eatables, and having the accompani- ment of & fine melodeon; and the handsome table of Miss M. A. Locke, with its superb shawl (a prize for some fortunate somebody) and beautiful paintings surrounded by the stars and stripes. And the room is filled with such attractions. CoNCcERT.—A -vocal and instrumental con- cert will be given at the Sixth street (Island) Presbyterian Charch fonight, for the benefit of the Island Baptist school. eget MERZTING OF THE JOURNEYMEN CORDWAIN- ERS.—Pursuant to an announcement in the Star, the Journeymen Cordwainers’ Associa. tion of Washin, held a meeting last night at Temperance Hall, which was attended by quite a number of the craft. Mr, Jonathan Forrest, the president of the asso@ation, announced that the association had been called together for the pu! of making arrangements to procure an advance on the rates now paid, bales § securing anequivalent for the labor formed. Mr. Patric! desired to know it the members were willing to strike tor higher wages; and if soit was necessary to appoint & committee whose duty it should be to arrange the price list. r. Madison Gasaway moved the appoint. ment of a committee to draftascale of prices. The motion was agreed to, and the Ohair ap- pointed Messrs. Christopher Spence, Madison Gasaway, Patrick ‘Berry, John Roberts and John Owens. The committee retired to an ante-room, and upon their return reported the following, which dces not include the extras, but is an advance of abc ut twenty per cent. upon former rates : Single Scotch bct:om boots. $3 75 Single sole cavalry boots, s' 4 375 Single sole calfskin boois, stitched. 3 50 Footed calfskin boots, bottoms stitc! 350 Patent leather boots ....-..sse.. 400 Calfskin shoes and guiters, stitches 225 Light fudged boots ....... 300 Shoes and gaiters, fadged oe 195 Light pegged bocts . 1 6 Light pegged shoes. 125 Light pegged gaiters ee 137 The scale was taken up item by item, and adopted unanimonsly with the exception of article three, upon which there was one dis- senting voice, the voter alleging that the price named was not & sufficient advance on that kind of work. - Mr. T. C. Owens moved that a committee be appointed to wait on the employers and inform them of the increase, and learn whether they would comply with the demand. The Chair appointed the tollowing to consti. tute the committee: Messrs. E. A. Stone, Chris- topher Spence, Patrick Berry, John Lacey, and Mathias Flemming. An inquiry having been made as ta when the action of the society should go into force, Mr. Gasaway replied that time should be allowed the empl.yers to make up their mihas to give the advance, and suggested Saturday as the day upon which the strike should take place, if the demand was not complied with. Mr. John Crowley said whey should stand up to what they had done, and moved that the strike begin immediately, and that no member go to work until he received the required advance. This motion was agreed to; and the committee was instructed to call upon the employers early this morning, anc to report this evening, to which time the society adjourned. {Vote—It is understood that this strike will only affect some seven or eight shops of the city, as the others are designated as ‘scab shops” by the association, the proprietors of which have not been paying the former prices demanded by the soclety.— Reporter.) pepe airtees Fornv Deap.—A Distressing Case.—Yester- day,a woman named Ann Kahle, was found dead in & house on 26th street, between E and F. She was addicted to intemperance, and on that account, itis said. her husband left her about five weeks ago;since which time she has been drinking cons‘antly, and a person living ™m the house thinks she has not eaten one meal in two weeks. Munday night, about 9 o'clock, she was Complaining of great pain inwardly, and remarked if sbe was not felieved she wonld not live one day. She went to bed with her ir'fant, and about 3o’clock yesterday morn- ing one of her children went up to another room and asked 4 lady to come to the infant, which was cry’ room, found the deceased lying ona blanket on the floor, and her infant beside her erying. She took hold of the deceased and told her to turn over and suckle the child, but she not ans wer- ing nor moving, the lady discovered she was dead. She was apparently in comfortable cir- cumstances, but had been living on charity sinee Rer husband left her. She leaves three very interesting children, one about eix years, another about four years, and the third about six months old. The police being informed, notified the coroner, but it was deemed un- necessary to hold an inyuest. The body was inken in charge by the neighbors, who appeared to be much interested in the matter; and the children als@ are cared for. bo A THe Orera or MABTHA, which ts annouaced tor its last perfoér:nauce this evening, will at- tract one of the largest and finest audiences of the season. It has been the subject of pub- lic commendation since its last excellent-pro- duction at Grover’s, and we are told that the requests from various sources for its repeti- tion have been almositinnumerable. The saie of seats for this opera commenced on Monday and has been going on rapidly ever since. We saw the reserve sheet last evening, and from its Appearance ivel safe in asserting that to- night's bouse will be the largest of the season. The manager has made arrangements for making this another one of those elegant full dress and (Wilette occasions Which have been so brilliantly successful before. It is expected that the audience to-night will form one vast boquet of beauty and fashion. The hand- -omest programme of the seasen is to b2 issued to-night, being a beautifally illuminated and «elegantly perfumed notion. This is most pos- itively the last performance of the exquisite opera of +Martha,’ ——“4 CHANGE INTHE Mopeor EXAMINING Passes \? THE THBATERS —Heretofore it has been the ustom of officers in charge of patrols to enter ‘he thesters during the progress of the perform. ance, the purpose of examing passes of of- teers and enlisted men. This has proved a souree of great inconvenience to the frequenters of places of amusement, and inorder to reme- dy it, Colonel Weiswell, Acting Military Gov- ecnor, bas directed thatin futare the guards sheji remain upon the outside at the entrance of the theaters and examine the passes of those in the military service of the United States. a: fz A__SinGULAR .LEAP.—Monday, Elizabeth, Waiker was taken to the 2¢ Ward station by ofticer Steele of the 2d precinet, for being drunk. Supposing her too drunk to make a desperate Attempt tO ese: the officer «lid not loek her in the cell, Soon after, whila the officer was busy \ooking @fter another prisoner, the woman -lipped into the upper story of the building, jumped out of the window and escaped. The officers were notified by persons wlio saw the teat sper soraveds and they started in pursuit of her, but she had got beyond their reach. H-r escape without breakingher limbs is wonderful. ee Hicuest Peize Munich RovAL ACADEMY AWARDED TO A WasiHINGTONIAN.—Fhe an- } nual prize of the Munjch the bes: sketch in cla‘ @ bow of Ulysses to Royal Academy for —Penelope presenting the Snitors—has warded to Theo. Mills, son of Clark of Washington. Young Mills has been a student in Munich foreeveral years. *He had about ‘uirty competitors. @t was the highest prize. P. ora P Som The 1ANOS FOR OTR Pretic ‘00L8,— The. committes on maste have contracted with Mr, John F. Ellis, 208 Pennsylvania avenue, for tour Chickering & Son's famous ‘Three were delivered on yester the other day, will Be ready 1 5 quiet: esdy when the Ssehool. hense | 26: ‘ing. The lady went to the | | 80 cents @ bo: © Ford | Tux TRIAL OF CORBELIYS TURLL FOR THE MucnpEk OF 118 WiFR—Criminal Court, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday by three o'clock a large number of the forty-eight talesmen drawn hy the Clerk of the Court, from which to diaw the jury, appeared ia the court room, add the forming of the jury was proceeded with a3 e following had formed or expressed An oa Ferdinand Butler, Cas; r Offenstein, ohn Garrett, John Jolly, John C:Shater, John J. Bell, Walter W. Burdette, Robert Lasky, Andrew Barbour, Jonas BK. Ellis, W. O. Berry, N.B. Fogitt, L. H. Schneider, John W. Earp, and Spee neler W. J. Murtagh had read the evidence in the case and had some little feeling, and was there- | tore excused. | __J.S. Bose, who came to answer a eummons | in the name of his deceased father, and was of course set aside. Jobn R. Elyans, Phillip May, and Peter | Burnett were challenged. George W. Herrell was excused on account of indisposition. Henry Clay Stewart had conscientious scru- ples against capital punishment. S.A. IH. Marks, jr. George W. Chamberlain, | i. = Hurdle, and J, ©. Fearson were. ac- cepted. e Iast named stated that he had doubts ih rezard to capital punishment, and was afraid to trust himself on the trial. He was not excused. Eight jurors haying been obtained from the regular panel and the talesmen present, the Court ordered that more talesmen be drawn, from whom the additional four jurors may be obtained; and after those sworn had been ad- vised not to epeak of the case, the court ad- journed to this morning. SELES _ WE HAVE omitted to mention before, the ar- Tival in this city of the eminent practitioner, Dr. Lighthill, of New York, whose speciality is diseasés of ear, throat, and catarrh. Dr. L. visits us regular intervals, and is, we un- derstand, very successful in his practice. He will remain at the Ebbitt House until Satuar- day evening, April 16th. ———— PROFES80R WOLOWSK!I'Ss FAREWELL Covese. Proteesor Wolowski at therequest of his many friends and pupils, has been induced to pro- long his stay for this course of Piano and Sing- mg which will be positively the last before his departure, all those who wish to follow his new system have notime to lose to join his classes. personal knowledge of the Professor's theory of tuition, and its practice and feasibility, we are prepared to endorse the encomiums which have been bestowed upon im. Professo7’s rooms at 216 F street, corner of 11th street. ee ae SEE FIEST PAGE Of to-day’s Star for interest- ng local articles. e+ SPECIAL NOTICES ate: eat JEWELRY! JEWELRY! JEWELRY! For One Dollar, At 438 Pennsylvania avenue, neat 4% strect, at the Doilar Jewelry 8tore. u ep 12-6t* Tur Fert.—Reauty of carriage is mostly depen- dent upon ‘a judicious preservation of the feet; it is impoerible to moye in eo geaecral manner if the gress support of the whele frame be in a disor- dered condition, and nothing Ampedos fo much as Corns, Bunions. Ingrowing Nails, or other disor- derato which the feet are liable. Po all afflicted uld recommend an early call at Dr. White's office. No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 435 and cth streets. apé-tf Brows ’s BkONCHIAL TROCHES. ig ed Alfec- These Lozenger are prepared from esteemed recipe for alleviati tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Th a ng Bronchial ste Public. rers and Vocal: Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice - before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organa, having @ peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. mh 2-d&wtf w has been appointed Agent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E.0. Nor- ton, to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wil- kins has been connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the past two years, and’ is thoroughly con- versant with the business of the route in all i departments. All spplications for inform tickets. &c., must be addressed to F.J. W: Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Pennsylvania avenue. Ep. 5 é General Passenger Agent. ap Great Pennsylvania Route. Ay Heads THAT REBeL against the rules of Taste or Beauty, in their color or im the loss cf all their color, may be changed in a few moments to any Beautiful Shad-, by a single application of Crtstaporo’s Harr Dye. The rapidity of its operation, perfect safety, per- manent healthful effect, and the exceeding depth and richness of the hues it imparts, distinguish this preparation from all other Dyes in use in this country or in Europe. Cristaporo’s Harr Preservative, a valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and pro- moting the growth and perfect health of the hair, ! and of itself,when used alone—a safeguard that } protects the fibers from decay under all circum stances and under all climes, Manufactured by J. ¢ oro, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Druggiste. E. J. Witxins, Esq. y Applied by all Hair Dress- ers. mh 31-d& weolm Co1gat Honey Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, isiaade from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature. fragrantiy scent- ed, and extre: y ben 1 its action upon the skin. For sale by all Dri istsand Faney Goods Dealers. Nearvors Deniitty, SBMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truzk. Address, witn etn Bowarp H. Travenr, ! mar 2-D& W,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass. Py Sxcrer Disxaszs. Samavitan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and efiectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever diseovered. Cures in two to f four days. aud reeent casesin twenty-four hours No mineral, no baisam,no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, | It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who a9 ely grt to be exposed. Male packages, $2; female, §3. : Samartian’s Root and Herb Juaces—A positive and permanenteure for ge nilis Borofals.U leerk, Sores | pots, Tetters.&c. Price $1, or six bottles for $5, { Bold by 8. 0. Bee at verti: m5 Diseases or THE Nervors, & Al, Uninar® AnDS¥xvu Ar SysteMs—new andreliable treatiornt— in Reports of the Howard Associntion—Sent by mail tu sealet letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houg » Howard Asso- ciation, No. 3 South Ninth et, Phi adelphia Pa. s toh 29-3 ‘ord. Dr. Duroxr’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the tery best'tn use. They operate speedily aud ef:cively, and being stgar-conted create no nausea pon the most delicate stomach, A trial of these Pills will prove their’ ager ioe over all others. Price $la box. Bold by8.C. Ford, corner | lith street and Pa, avenue, Washingtén,and Heary | Cook, Alexandria’ incl | | SPERMATORREGA OAN bE CURED,—Dr Rand's 8pe- cific cures Spermatorrhea, Seminal We gee }» Loss of Power. etc. speedily and ually. ta effects are truk al. Atrial of the Specific will convince the most*skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Sold in Uae Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, hington, and Henry Cook, Alexan jaG-ly Tre CHE APest asp REST HAis Dye INTER WORLD —Dever Kades or Washes Out:-+Gpham’s Hair Dye, ‘The best imuée,, Try it. Sold by er ith street and Penn. avenue, a Henry Cook, Alexandrix Wsehington; ac-ly Waxka8TsD 10 Consin Si Antidote, an English Specitie;of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz deve. No change ofdiet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. 0. Ford, corner Lith street and Pa. avenue, Weashington, and Henry Gook, Alexandria. ja6-l¥ DIED In this city. on the I2thiinstant, of her age, SALLIK WATSON, daughter of the lute Josiah Watson, formerly of Alexandria. Va. Tler funeral will take place to-morrow (Thars- day), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the residence of her nepbew, Wm.H. Watson. corner of G and i9th streets. The friends of the family are invite: to attend. #On the 12th instant, FREDERICK CARROLL, Only child of F. @. and Camiila Hesse, age! 1 year, 7 monthe and 14de E ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral from No. 80 Gavet., Georgetown, D. C.. at Iho’clock g, m. Thursday, I4th inst. is the evening of the 12th instant, Mrs. CATH- ERIN'CONTD heloved wife of Tames Gast, Her funeral will ¢ place Thursday afternoon at2o’clock from the residence of her husband, James Conly, G street, between 2th and 2ist sts, May her soyl rest in peace. * In Georgetown, D, C., April J3th, JOIN COLE. GATE. Eeq., in the 78th yearoi hisage, formerly of Frederick county, Md. o4 in the 30th yeur 486- FRENCH FIREBOARD PRINTS. 486 Just received an assortment of PRENCH PIREBOAKD PRINTS, pare ern deci’ REMITE v 7 et. joors apazte No: 486 Tih street Rellows: Hall, Ci1¥roN-corton PACTORY FOR SALE. The shove nemed Fectoes oes BVacres of land, mostiy wi , 18 6! ir le. This property is situated at the head waters of %s tiver. The factory building is four igh, with ample power and ma- wat for facta: Cotta arn. The ig tavern, Blacksra it! id ight al ve mii Th 4 Re ery, tailoi shoemaker’s hej hit awe ting houses the " ‘prisin, pi oe company thie ty 0! ry erent inducement ated at the head of navigable stream, with» etre a thrifty community surrounding it. anal i tice of wood an Timer healthy loca pertieulam nop oa Wogtat, it cana fee. St. Mary’s co’ y. . or Emeriss rect, fet “uss sreona Qays.—Dr.Godfrey’s | * tion, it can- |* DEAFNESS, CATARRH, end diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Dz. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St Mark Place, New York, Author of «A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” « Letters on Catarrh,” is now in * WASHINGTON, and can be consulted at the Essitr Hovse for ONE WERK until Saturday evening, April 16th, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and ail the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimenia' WaAsuingron, D. O., March 5, 1864. Der, LiGgHTHILL—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the Wonderful cure of deafness you have in s0 short a time effected in my case. 1 was deaf for about cix years, and for the last few years so much so that I could not hear preaching or cemmion conversation; but now since your invaluable services have been rendered, I can heai as well as ever. In conclusion, let me say that the noises with which I have been troubled in my head for years, have also disappeared. Very truly yours, James R. McCaTaran, 10th street, between E and F. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., March 4, 1861. This is to certify, that having been deaf since the year 1658, and since that time gradually losing my-hearing until 1 was unable to hear common 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 hearti- ly recommend Dr. Lighthiii to the aeaf. FREDERICK RoBERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. Wasgjneton, D. C., March 2, 1864, This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with deafness, and having tried some of the most eminent doctors of our city without any relief, I at last heard of Dr. Lighthill and put myself under his care. .His treatment was brief, and successful. I am now completely restored, and the cure is ap- parently permanent. I have all confidence in Dr. Lighthill’s skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at once. JSosEeH WHITNEY, Residence near P and 11tn streets, Remarkable Cure of Deafness. From the Bev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St James’ Church, Syracuse, February 2, 1964. I have been deaf in one ear, ever since I was in college, some twenty years ago. By the skill of Dr. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely restored, €0 that now I hear alike with both ears, and I find that I can use my voice with much more ease and comfort than before. Josera M. CLArEE, mar 30-e03w BALLS, PABTIES, &c. IGHTH GRAND ASSEMBLY AMERTCAN HOOK ASDB"LappER co.. N ODD FELLOWS! HALL, Navy Yard,) THURSDAY NIGHT, April 4, 1864. The committee will use their utmost endeavors to make this a pleasant time for all who may faror us with their patronage, ; A general invitation ix extended to all the ladies, aa no specials will be served. ; Kets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, fifty cents. No postponement on account of the weather ComMIITER, J. W. Cross, James Anderson, AH Vermillion, — Thomas Johnson. George E. Hoppell. Dancing to commence at So'elock. —ap7-Tt* Ss ECOND GRAND BALL i. oF THE INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB, . F street, between 9th and loth streets, on A THURSDAY EVENING, April Mth. The members of the Club return their sincere thanks to their friends and the public for past fa- vors,and respectfully solicit their patronage at To be given at the our Second Grand Ball, and we promise those that 2, TEMPERANCE HALT. will favor us with their presence au evening of | pleasure. The celebrated Holy Hill Band hast for the occasion. Tickets One Dollar, admitting Yalies. By order of Committee. T. E. CLARK, See'y ERS engaged a gentlemap and M EDICAT. —Magr ing chronie and treatments fail. between 6th and 7tii P.S. Ladies attended and bo; finewent, GOLD WATCIE WANTED.—The who purchased a double-caye fe yateh at Green’s auction store on Thesday, the 5th inst., and for which he paid 382. wiltconfer a gre: favor if he wilt call at Isaac Herzbe prs, on C strect. between dhe an’ inal owner will it was left to him by a deceased parent. ectricity is cur ate diseases when dl other MRS. WRBN, 440 < st., Washington. during con apis tm a Gellent claire orner ot,6th st examines dise Pause tt ape} give afair profiton ihe | WANTS. /ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—T BI WNT eee ROTEL Gare, 629 7 ANTED—By @ respectable a W ANTOnha Boreerectle, Fema, recommendations. Address CAR. att G -O., Star Ontice. CEAMBERMATD WANTE immediately. Ap- ply at No. 164 Fetreet north. German girl preferred. ep 13-3t* ANTED—30 DRESS MAKERS.—None but ty competent hands wanted. Good i Call for one week at 243 Penn. avenu up Ftairs, wee mln _ anh WASTED “Iwo good ees 8. 2 experiences K y KIDWEL EY ced workmen need apply at J D street, near 9th. > W TOM gs Ty, a respectable woman,a SI dress Box 37 Star O1 as cook gv as washer and ifoner. ce, for two days. ap 15 WARNZED—By a respectable man, a SITU TION as carriage smith or forge’ machinery. Apply at the Star Office for‘ T. B.”” ap 13-3t" FOR RENT AND SALE. oe Seen eek Bese oe Fo RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, corner of 15th Natreets, suitable for a grocery store and @welling. Apply to M. GREEN, corner 13th and L etreet ap 13-2t* FS Rk —A second floor FRONT ROOM. and two third foor rooms, furvished or unfur nished. in a most desirable kummer locality. Ap ply at 426 north N street, between 18th and Lith streets. corner of Vermont avenue. Wanted, an elderly colored WOMAN, todo the work of a smal family. Apply as ebove. —Two nice, airy ROOMS, with a re- le family, on C street, 351, near the ‘ap 12. ARTOR and BED ROOM in the nity of the Treasury Depart- ment. Apply at No. 132 15th at. FOX BENT—A large finished BASEMENT. No. 500 Seventh street. joining Odd Fellows’ Hall. One of the best lorations in the city for barber shop and bathing saloon, It will not be rented for a restaurant, Apply in store above. ap 12-3t* VOR RENT— immediate WASTED—4 g00d HOUSE-SERVANT for a Fmall familv; one that understands cookin, washing and ironing, Apply personally at N 264C street, between 432 and 6th, Island. ap!3. V 7 ANTED—By a respectable woman. a SITUA- 'V TION as cook, in a boarding house or in a rivate family. Address Box 37, Star Office, for wo dare. ap 12-3" WANTED Two good JOURNEYMEN BAR- BERS&. The highest wages will b, given b: HENRY BARRITZ, No. 136 Bride st, George” i 1t* tewn, D.C W ASTED—A HOME fora girl, a splendid VV washer and ironer, and fo do plain cooking. Good reference. Call at No. 4 Hog Alley, between 6th and 7th, between H and I sts, 1t* WANTED TO RENT—Seven UNFURNISHED ROOMS—five rooms on the first floor, suit- able for boarding or family, Inquire at the Star Offi ap 13-3t* ce, WASTED-X SITUATION. by a gardener. « ‘Single man. He understands gardening and farming in all its various branches, and will give good satisfaction to his employer, Give him a and he will pay you # hi r centage. ‘Address’ €.'8.D.,¥ at the Star Office, for oue week. apl3-4t* WwW ANTED—Two HOUSE CABPENTERS. In- quire at 378 D street, between sth an? 9th.* A SITUATION wanted by 8 young man a Clerk in adry-xoods or grocery store. Bestofrefer- ence given, Address Box 15, at this affice. apl2-2t* W ANTED—A COOK, WASHER and FRONER for small family. References required. A) ply at 358 th street, between rand M. ap i23t Wanten« COLORED BOY as servant at the Hanseatic Legation, 477 6th, corner D st. Good references required. B ap 12 St* WANTED-A good live WHITE WOMAN to do V washing and ironing. Good wager will be paid Apply at American House, 7th street, corner ‘a. avenue, Washington, D. C. ap i23t* WASTED. TO BORROW—Two Thousand Dol- lars ($2,000) for 12 months, Good interest will be allowed and sufficient security given. Ad- dress ‘J K” Star Office. ap 12-2t* SITUATION WANTED—By a young man. ag clerk inadry Eat or grocery store. Bestof reference given. Address 15 at this office. ap 12-3t* WANTED-A pleasant ROOM, in a first-class house, with board. for e lady and servant. 94, stating location and price. WASTED By « voung girls SITUATION to do chamber work and jist in washing and fronine or do plain sewing. Apply at 423 F street, between 6th and 7th. ap 22-3t* W ANTED—An experienced WASHERWOMAN, who can come with good Teferences, at No! 275 Vermont avenue, between Hand I streets. ap 12-3t" WV ANTED_A ecod COOK; slo, a dining room , WAITER. (ood wages and steady employ- ment, Colored Iith street, one persons preferred, Apply at 514 oor from Penn. avenue. ap 12-3 H.R, BROADERS. WantED fty good LABORERS to put on felt roofs. es 5 r inon' and rations, Bee 80 Per ay BROWN, Sup’t Government Carpenter Shop, _ ap 12-3t™ cor, of N. Y. ay. and Ith st. 7 WOMAN AND BOY WANTRD—Middle-nget woman, German or American, to do the housework ofa smalifamily. Good home and fair Wages. Also, a gentecl Colored Boy, of about 18, for dining room servant. No. 456 New York av., between Mth and i5th sts. ap 12-3t* V 7 ANTED—A good DINING-ROOM SERVANT; one who will make himself generally usefu A colored boy between the agew of 15 and 20 pre- ferred. Good wages and a comfortable home of- fered, Inquire at No. 152 I street, near 2ist street th, ap 12-1w* .—A young man, who comes well re- commended. is of Eastman’s Busine “TON as Clerk or Book-keeper bouse in this city. Address J. this office or American House. A SITUATION wanted by. n young capable of cutting and fitting lad dren’s dresses, and also plain sewing on Grover & Bake sewing ni # note to Box . 23, etar off days. Ww College, desires a SITUS in some mercanti CRANDON, jr. , for three a ap 12-2.* ANTED—A first-rate LOAF BREAD BAKER. Apply te THOS, HAVENNEN, 317 Cstreet, between 6th and 7th. ap] Ww ANTE & cham bermaid and nurse. Inquire at 445 Ninth street, f-w doors above F, opposite Patent Office. V 7 ANTED. apl 6 wash and iron, and 1 housework ina smaitfamily. In- D street, between 4h2 and Gth. t-class famiiy COOK te com ANTED—A fi mence May Ist; an Irish Catholic preferced, ) Call at 422 12th street. corner New York avenue.” ap IE3t* o WWANTED—A respectable young WOMAN who understands dining room work. Also, # CHAMBERMAILD who unde None other apply at the Herndon House, corner 9th and F s! ap I-3t® ANTED—In « private family a competent COOK. who can also do the Washins avd Ironing. Apply at No. 537 13th street, bet. Band C, Isinnd. Good ref required, Incompetent persons need not apply. Waxes liberal. ap 11-at" 1,000 ARTILLERY ae WANTED AT Office of Chief Quartermaster, of Washit vy | Wasuimetos, D.C. April sit. |§ 1,000 HORSES, suit Artillery service. ibe purchased at thi aby the undersigned open market. from date until May 11, 133 Ss me to fifty, at one hundred and sixty- lob Tar ($165) per animal; each anitnal to be subjected to the usual Government inspection before being aceeptid Horses to be deli tain C. HL. To: nad and (str { vered to. and inap2eted by. Cap pkins, A. Q.M., U.S.A, corner of is, Washingten! D’ D, I, RUCKER, Brigadier Géneral and Chief Quarterinaster, aplivt _Depet of Washington, D.C, 7TANTE No, 37 E street. bet! id ot ITER. ap TED—A WHITE MA > 8 White, Girt wash d E sts. ). WH. MITCHELL 8 WANTED. + ‘ HORS 3.000 War Departwest, Cavarey Be Ottiice of Chief (rartermaster, Wasuinoton, D.C., April 3. One hundred and fifty($10) dollars per ead wilt be paid for al ; ‘ i CAVALRY TIORSES delivered within the next fifteen Government Stables, Giesboro, DLC. Said horses to be Sound in ad] particulars, not ss than five (5) nor more than nine (9) years old: ny 1g to 16 hands high, full thesh npactly built, bridle wise, aud of sire sufficient for cavalry purpores These specifications will be struily adhered to and | randy enforced in every particular Payment made on delivery of ten (1) and over {| Hours of inspection from 9a. m. to 6 p.m. H AMRS A. EKIN, Lieut. Colonel ind | Burenu. days at the ef Quartermaster, Cavalr ‘D—Fer # small family. a well FUR- ISHED HOUSE, pleasantly situated for the summer. Address WRIGHT, Box IL Stuc Office. ROT COMMTS: Wiasnicrons, D, oe NORED TR y-lifth streets,” INE. Captain C.#. V. TONS HONK WANTED —The under: igned w ne dollar per IW lbs. eucamp a y Hospital ‘Baen, delivered ury, tl co "Ys COHMORGAN & RUINEMART. 5,000 forall green camp and | at tl EG mb 37-1 lb personskre hereby warned ither of the following « Linory bo tes -—One notaton five delkers: payr thirty days after date; six for the sum of five lars each, payable rexpectively two. three. four, Fix and seven mont! dr dats; abd one for at doliars and tweaty-fi cents, peyeble eight months after date, All of said notes-are dated March 12, 1804, each made payableto John RB. Beh+ Ting or order, signed B.bhoe imark) Baltz and rp ‘he above described e witnessed by’ F. ater. : notes are withoy Wideration; were obteined by coreibn abt will not be ye ap li D BARNES... TADIRS WANTED TO CALL AT | 50,000 baixcies Stamping Depot, 381 F sireet, opposite Patent Office. and get the 1p ing. Blitehing. Pinking and Embroidery done.- As there are other Richards in the field. ladies better Wook out that they come to Princes, who is the only practical and in the city. Be sure you go to F street, opposite Patent Office. mh 4 JV ANTED. IMMEDTATELY—200 LADIES to Embrotderon Maslin, Linen and Cambric. To godd hands constant work and good given. Ludies applying will please bring ap shpely at WM. P PINCH Stamping a aching Stitching Depot, 351 F street, opposu Patent Office: is Fels GEORGETOWN ADVER'MIS NO BUILDERS AND, CONTRACTORS. The subscribers will receive sealed proposals ftir the erection of a Markel House in the toxu uotil hoan ofthe 1th day Of April next. igh The building iste be erates fn the rite of the W 45.7 ED—SECOND-ILAND FURNITURE. Also. Mirrors, Carpets, Bods, Redding and Housefurnishing (ioods of TY ane Ti tes ih S0-¢¢ BHO Pat. et e Gand IL BOARDING: resent Market House, and be about forty | ——————____-$__—________ Ret in, width and neatly. two uadred at sixty | (00D HOARDING and pleat tooing ean be feet In Tengt rt of which is to bok stories MW had at ressonable rates, at No. 95 Washing- and the rem: ba one story high, a! e ercc- | ton street, Georgetown. ap Bs iw io) Dest materials and workmanship. ithe plane, dea ings apd ppeethentions. im fall: rok oP heSaebBenton ead aul sora gl ths co) o} e Corporation. & fore {nformation that ean be desired by those who may fecl disposed to contract for the work. 1 the, wo GENTLEMEN wishing permanent heard, can be accommodated with a large-sized front cond floor, in-& private family, in Georgetown. Vor particulars address Box 90 Georzétowm P.O, : References-required. ap 12-5t* The yr orrpurties whore proposals may ba VABD —Six or seven gentlemen can be accom- accepted can jess tmimedists BANE. of the modated with board and lodging, ‘on reason- site, and it will he ex, the work will be | able terms, at No. 134 22d street, between K and comipenced without prosecuted to ss} 1, near Penn. avenue, ap S1w* early completion as pr: - ~ ; 5, Sean HOS. H. DONQHUI z PME | T4982, RE AB as erevens . " ay oa No. 70 Brinex Sraret, G@tonosToOwN, 3, tee ‘ing Committee, All orders for.@aa’ Fitting, Alterations and Ex pokey be, ny D.O., Marek ¢ith, 1861. . tensions Will. Fecetve “prompt and faithful atten mh 3h a tion. Plumbing dnall ifs branches éxecuted in F aiags OSB PING 80 the best manmer{"-! 4 ‘4 : Water introdaced® and Hydrants pat up at short ar pe: ’ ; . jum’ ; , notice, wh @ good peninan and graduate | Fe? RENT—One or more new FRONT ROOMS, furnished or umfurniahed. Rent very mod: erate, For particulars apply at No. 16 nd street. between C siteot and Maryland avenue, Capitol Hill, near the Capitol. ap 12-3t* Three-story BRICK HOUSE, : 1 nine rooms and cellar; newly re: wired. and fitted up with gas, all complete—be- cen Pa_ avenue and M strect-on 2ith street, The quire at No. 44 Water st., Georgetown. 12-3t* —A nice small HOUSE, containing six with gas in all except kitchen; large pone ithin two blocks of the Departments. urniture for sale cheap. as owner has-to leave town. Address Rebecca,” post office, one week. ap 12-Iw* 0 RENT—A HOUSE containing 11 rooms, thor- oughly furnished. Can be seen between the hours of 12 and 3 o'clock on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. the 13th, Mthand I5th of April. Apply at Ro ce sone: avenue, between 2Ist and 22d ts. p 12+ : Fo SALE—One thousand dollars only for an equal vertnershtp and one-half of the stock of an established business paying from #5 to $3 per rt day near No bonus ri S MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ap I2-lw* southeast cor. Pa. ay. and 15th st. OR SALE—LOTS 22 and 23, in Square 513. front- ing about 60 feet on N’ street north, between 4th and sth. and running back to an equal frontage on Ridge street, containing, in the aggregate. say 13,153 square feet. Cash purchasers can obtain a reat bargain, Address M. SNYDER, Jr., 39 aseau street, New York. ap 12-Iw* Fo RENT—A PARLOR and BEDROOM, suit- able for two gentlemen, on the first floor. Also, two bedrooms on the second floor. Apply at 341 F street, between 9th and loth. ap 11-3t* FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Being 531 H street, between 6th and 7th, containing 10 rooms, with water and gas. Possession given Ma: lorJunel. Apply at Sos Letreet, between 9¢ and Wth. ap li-3t™ (OR RENT—A large STORE ROOM, on the first floor of the Medical College. on. the corner of F and 22th streets. This isan excellent stand for any business. Apply to Dr. JAMES E. MORGAN, of ett street and Maryland avenue, Island. ec FOE, RENT-A large BRIGK HOUSE, having heen thoroughly repaired. throughout; con- taining fifteen rooms, including a large dining room. parlors. &¢., ‘situated on’ High streets Georgetown, suitable for a hotel, boarding house, c. immediate possersion given, Inquire at No. 457 Thirteenth street, between E and F, between Tand 1 o’elock. 1-2 * FOR SALE-X three-story brick DWELLING, With a fine large store room attached to same; situated on the corner of 6th street west and N street north, Apply to WM. LORD, corner of 5th street west.and G street north. ap 9-lw* RIVATE SALE—A new three-story BRICK HOUSE, with two-story back building, con- ns eight rooms. No. 192 Fourth street, between L and New York aveane, $3,000.’ Posses- sion immediate, Ef not colt by sist May. will be sold at auttion. Apply to JOHN F. CREWS, 424 Seventh street. ap 9.lw* FY Ratas- That valuable BUSINESS PROP ERTY, situated at corner of Seventh and K streets, fronting the Northern Liberties Market House | Also, two small BRICK HOUSES, on K street, between 6th and7th. A long credit on pay- ments of money. For particulars inquire of Dr. A.J. BORLAND, No. 452 Massachusette avenue, between 6th and th streets. ap? WO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first class board, at 301 G@ street, between 13th and ith street: ap S-Iw* OR RENT—The DWELLING No. 427 Seventh a G and Inquire at the store (S, Auctioneer. ap7-lw FOR SALE-3 VIVERY STABLE with horsen, carriages. buggies, harness, &c. Inquire at this ofllee. ap 6-lw* AKGE BRICK DWELLING on H north, be- 4 tween oth and 7th west. 525, will be sold for $5.00. Immediate possession. Terms easy, Would also sell other improved and unimproved property in conyenient locations. B. MILBURN. ap6-Im* 524 I street north. WOR SALE OR RENT—T hat first-class DWELL- ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south- west corner of Prince and Columbus streets. Alex- andria, Title perfect and immediate possession given, juire of JAMES A. STOULENBERG, Alexandria. or of the subscriber, Franklin Row, Washington. corner 13th and K sts, ap 5-In* J. H. LATHROP. OUSES FOR SALE. H A Corner Lot, 15) feet front on Pa.av.,con- taining 22.50) square feet of ground, improved by stores, offices, and residences; is one of the best locations for’ x first-class hotel in Washington, The whole of this excellent property can be pur- chaned for §125,000—$25,00 cazh, balance on ime. A fine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Franklin by 135 ft to Gu toot paved al- th ong uare, 12 rooms, stable and carri ble Brick on 1 by 100, 10 rooms Brick Residenc house -~+ $10,000 st., near Pa. av., 6 6 rovtne. sense tee “ 2 Frame Dyelling, 16 rooms, and 10,50 feet of _ ground.. A heat Frione House, on th st., 12 by 10,6 ‘ rooms. One ro. Two Fra v 4r S, eae! Building Lots in'all parts #f the ei A number of desirable Farms for sale. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brok, apttM1 8. E. corner Pa. av. and Lith si. |, ,OR SALE—The HOUSE No, 46 Mass, avenue, between 4th and Sth streets, will be sold low forcash. Possession given Ist of June. Also. a LOT containing 2 ‘acres of land on the turnpike road, near Bladensburg; adjoins the farms of Messrs. Dodge anc Rives.’ Several other pieces or parcels of lund in the same lecality for sale. Ad- dress J. W. VEITCH, Attorney at Law, Bladens- burg, Md. ap? 2w* DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES AND A : of VACANT LOTS in the Western of the city at P SAL. ¥ offer v4 «-stery Brick Dwelling-Houses, Nos. 2] and 25 Pennsylvania avenue,betweenu Twen- ty-fourth and T enty-fifth atreets.containing each thlarge hall and all the modern The houses are in fine condition, ired, At! fronting ruit trees, S18 &, thg avenue, with choice oe t on Ko, a three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 78 K ine rooms, Als sireet. with side lot, and containing with hall. . 4 Also. a number of Vacant Lots, fronting abont 24 feet exch pn Panmnyivenis epee oso gi Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets west. For terms, &c. ayply toJdAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucti ap 2-d2) FS R '—With or without Board, an excel- lent PARLOR and several well farnished BED- ROOMS, at 450 2th street, within five minutes walk of the Kirkwood House, Wilards’ and the Patent Office, Post Office and Treasury and State Departments’ The location is unsurpassed in Washington. No children in the house, de 27-tf ‘OK LEABS OR RENT—A large qaanti dent Hout sod ah is Sng PR Bie ad eer NARDIN, lorie lath st. cor. of M. ~ mbi5-Im ae LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Tuesday, the J2th instant. from No. 4 549 Mastachusctis avenue. between 24 and “ol sireeis, a small white POODLE DOG. A liberal reward wi given if returned to Sap 1-3t J. WL, COWA $200 tween BAY REWARD —Stolen fe M. G. EMERY, on S t. 1C. on the night of April 11, one large out seventeen hands high. 1.400 urs ld. Also. two mediums sg ~) about fifteen hands high, five years mane and tail. One of them had no rson front feet; had sear from blee: » feet. The above reward will be 7 or a proportion for each. F atch pa fall bla ining @ dis- papers; no use to any e reward will be paid if ap 12-20" TAKEN UP—On Sunday morning, April lth, a "TAdeS vumto COW. With speckled OOW, posed to be @ beef. Theowner can have ber | plying at Andrew Burgess’ ou Ith street tween @ and I streets south. and ia el ap )2 3t* ANDREW B AUCTION SALES, POR OTHER AUOTION GALES SBM 18T Fan: ; FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY ¥*. 8. Lewis @ 00., Auctioncers. THIS EVENING, at7 o'clock at our store, No. 427, teventh street, we eh: did ms fortment Ste OLE TN nie Albumes Fatty Bibies, Btationery Fancy Goods. Silcer- wi as Ice Pitchers, Castors, Teasers, niotss Spocee: Forke,&c., fine Table and Poeket Pencils: fae Geld Betis Rinyie ceeeite is, fine J ings. be variety of Fancy and uctul qricies, Sail end ap.h-lw WM. 8, LEWIS & Co. aucts. BY THOMAS OOWLING, Auct’r,; Georgetown. ADMINISTRATOR'S SA . 5 <1, S$, CIGARS. ESps8> GENERAL’ ASyORTMENT OF usually kept in a sold by catal Wilstorf, No. first-class Family Grocery, to be I ste store ofthe late Hears G. is reet, April, 1554, at 0 veeckeoe ear ear ise Til, 1864, at 20 o' i N > ee ment cn account of the weather }” (N° Postpone: ALSO, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 11th of same place, at 5 0’clock, p, m., will tell wlover ant ver Ware, Northwestere Vira’ Iroad Bonds, American and, foreien Gold And Silver Coin, to- er wi ata: eejke Gat itandard works, &c.. &e. ors embrace, in large cotlection of heavy goods, all. in'gocd ordar, _ bars pothy the attention ofthe trade. We 28 boxes Maccaroni and Vermicelli, achat spd LRT reserved a ae} i cases Frenoh Mustards ee PTUs Re. ard, ee et Letter and Note Paper, Pens, Eavel- "Safe, Platform, Counter, ani other 1 Iron 72 kits Mackerel, Nos. Zand 3 Mackerel, Tena, Large lot Almonds, Brazil Nuts, 85 boxes of Layer Raisins, wholes, halves, aa€ 5 bbls Kerosene O31. Po 3B dege fee, Lares lot oer cured Mitdiiags, Jetoa. &e. be w of . Fesee Sr eTETOR ae aske' le! ick, Mumm St.Marceauz, and other brands of chee Cham 16 3% hls re Whiskey, is a 12 bbls im, 1 puneheo: Irish Whiskey, Jeask Bolland Gin, m Scaske Olaret Wine. pure 9 Ppackoons Hoek Wine, 30 bie of assorted Wines, Brand’es, Cordials, Bitters, &c ,&c.. 400 dozen assorted Blacking, 675 Demijohns, assorted sizes. Together witn a large lot of Brashes, Brooma, 8, . Rope, Twine, and @ varisty ofother: articles, too numerous to mention. 3. BOGUE. Administrator. ap 6-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auet. WM, L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. THREE acer? TAH aoe COMPLETE AUCTION. On THURSDAY. at o'clock m.,we will cell onthe petmiges, under the Clarendon Hotel, three Bi iard Tables with jixtures complete, half dozen Chairs, six Sofas, Stoves. Gas Fixtures and every - thing requisite for a Billiard Saioon. The place is for rent. Terns cash. ap.J2 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aueta. y WM. L., WALL & CO., Auctioneers, FUR AND SOFT BATS AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY MORNING, léth instant, at 19 o'clock, at the Auction Koom#, we wili sell avout = dozen Fur and Soft Hats, Boots, Shoes, Ac., &c., ce ap.12 WM. L. WALL & CO, Aucta. 'Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, FURNITURE AND HoUsEHOLD EFFECTS at On THURSDAY MORNING, April 1ith, at resi- dence No. 1921 street, between 2th and Snt streets, at 10 o'clock, we shall eell the Furuitare and Effects of a family deslining Housekeeping. compriring— Green Damask covered Parlor Suite, Lounge, Arm Whetsot ance Chairs, Ott : atnot, Fan airs, romans, Marble- and other Tables. ter. Nenitian Biiads, t ‘ir Carpets, Oil Cloth, Matting, Bugs Sideboard, ning Tabdles and Chairs, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, ‘Wardrobes, Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Looking Glasses, Toilet Betts, Cooking and other Btoves,&c.,&c. Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen Teguisites. erms cash, ap 8-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucte. X J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, STOCKS AT PUBLIO SALE. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 1:th, at 5 piglock, at the Auction Rooms, ‘we shall sell, in 1en ebares Firemen’s I Washington and Geo 1. ALBO. $2.70 Dank of the Metropol! Stock. 6.00) ‘Washingten and Georgetown Railroad Com- any is. 5,000 Eorporation of Washington quarterly six per Terms oash. ap.7-d J.C, MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucta, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 14th instant, at 4o'ciosk, om the premises. we will sell Lot No 1. in Square No. iS, at the corner I7th and R streets, alko, No. 1 and part of No. 1°, in same Square, Terms at sale. ap.12-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, rance Company of town stock, . Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, we shall sell. o'clock #. m., at the resitence ofa gentlem: clising bousekeeping. No. 4 Maryland avenue, b3- tween First ard Second streets. near the Capitol, and opposite the Public Gardens, au exoclicnt as: sortment of Furniture. We mention in part— Marble-'op Bureaus aud Warhstanie. Mahogany and other Wardrobe: and Bedsteads, = - Lcokingwlasses, Sofas, Chairs, Carpeta, aad Rugs, Bede. Bedding, and Mattresses. Window Curtsins, Chins, Ginse, and Crockery Ware, Stoves, With many other articles which we deem it unnec essary to enumerate, Te ch. p13) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Atets. EN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, SALE OF VERY ELIGUBLY SITUA LOTS AND HOUSES ON THE [SLAND, ority of a decree of the Supreme Court of this Di sed on the Sth April, 1864, in enige whe! and others are complainants, and Thomes Sinon and others are defendants, the subscriber will expose to sale at auction, to. th highest bidder. on the Sth of May next, between the hours of four and five oJeloek inthe afternoon. the following lots in Sinow’s snbdivision of o nal lots in Square No. 531. in Washington e! may be scen in the Survey ar’ office, namel, Lots marked in sueh subdivision A. B,C, D,K, L,M,N,and0. Each of these lots basa front of about 2 feet by adepeh of 185 to 145 fect: A. B,C and D. front on 43s street, and the other Iots'on south B street, with suitable alleys to all. Qu lots Cand D ‘o good Dweiting houses, fronting or 434 street; and there lots and houses will be sol auhject to the dower riglit therein of the widow of John Sinon; the other Jets will be seld free from her dower. = Also part of Lot No. 1,in Square No. 531, front- ing on Virginia avenue. beginning 5!! feet from the southeast corner of the lot, and having «front of 149 feet 72-M0ths on said avenue, and which has been divided into six lots, about 18 feet front by Ns feet deep, with a suitablealley. ; Also, the eastern halfof Lot No.3, io reserva- tion D. 3 The latter. as wellas lots in square $81, will be sold free from the widow's dower right. . The terms ax preseribed by the decree are: One- third of the purchase money in cash; and the resi- due ats, T2. and 18 months for which the purcha Rer’s. ith surety, bearing interest from the i be taken, wrth « retained lien on the premises, 4 depositof §on each lot will be required at thesale. 2 The cost of conveyancing, certificates of sale, bonds, stamps, to be borne by the ie a If the terme are pot fully complied with within five days from the day of sale, the propecty will be resold at the risk. audeost of the efeuiting Br tee chaser. after one week’s public notice ia t! nicg Star. Wak is-ecSwkis GREEN & CAMB, ¥ WM.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, S1( REWARD —Stclem from the stable of fe RS BS int thane tersi sting last night, a small bay t be S10 ‘wh iterpot between the eyesand on the: eowil ape catalogue, at the’ ion Fopate, te -aknot outhe Inside of the riglt bind test | Temainder of the choice collection of Ou! Patntiags ‘din the right eye. The above reward will be | jeftover feom tikveale ‘of the 7th, embraciog many Re Eee ee WOMAWHINS | MUDRUIe Works SF Be obtained on application Sapien _tormer th ant Reis. | SRtROR MAY Wan LT WALL 00, ha B50 eee ele Minh Hole ae Monday night. : + Be Bends Weshee ane ulic tone TEChe beck eis worn Kpots op back under saddle; also, McClellan iniantry saliileand army halter and bridje, ©The above on secplee) paid aS mic recovery of the eee ee an eee ee me TOHN ESPUTA, No, 513 8th xt. east, Navy Yard. street, ap 32.30" OST—Yesterday( Sunday) morning, on H between Sth and th. weae the Ghureh of the Ascension, a Jady’s EPIN with two smal? Hien More’ Le gar is padi es Inder will pe liberal and receive the thanks owner bylenring it Cee oe vO $2 ‘or.was atolen from the sub ward @ > onl a 2 pete A URHNE, Old! ; op > Ooraes Repae, Ye bad ace of the Yd. C, McGUIRE & CO., Austionsers. VIE OAPITOLGROURDS AT PUBLIOBALE, siuth & Hive, Between New’ po faad ver