Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1864, Page 1

wes “> ij . ‘ t “AUCTION SALES. FUYURE DAYS, © R¥ J.C. MoGUIRE & C0. Auctionsers, HANDSOME RUILDING LOTS ON'M STREB NORTH. BET WHEN STREETS Seep’ FOURTH AND FFT st, On TUESDAY ABTERNOON,” April’ 19th, oveleck on the premises, we shall & i . 18, in Sqnare No. 514, divided Ton fort iT a 5 al use some ane ete Frosting each 21%¢ feet oa ‘a et perth, between 4 ts ; re docated in a bes’ sirable part of the city. for & opty ane pean eery Ge, command & Beantifal jaw ofthe whole City.” ncrth Nt “872s chen mmall and desirable Lot on cf nay Teet, near the corner Of4th, being part cot 2. in Square B12. : ‘erro#: one-third cash. the balance in six,twelve, and oP teen months with interest, and secured by a deed of trast. hening WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1864. . V&, XXII. N2. 3,475. ndants, the away the “'ssoluble fabrics of other pocts, passes weet”* yances at oe a eee a Sp. _ Cc. Me t .» Auste. © vO a 7 . By W. 1. WALL & 00. Auctioneers. AUGrION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. e TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. MPORTSERS SALE.— Wo will sell Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CAN 5 -. FORD'S NEW THEATER, - 5 brthere teense gor B - See CANTERBURY HALL. reitd eeteee anoWed Gee yaath ah bid, [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.} By anti Ta decreeol the Sancane Goart | 2 A L LICANTERBURY HALL.§ THEATER nae eS Ae . LATER FROM PADUCAH. of thie Distric H patse don the sth April, 1854, in . LovisiaNa AVENUE, apBonn Ara 23.1564, Diep APRLL 23, 5 The Rebels in De d the Surrender Smee wherein Sete sue oshers Aree ants, The tide of time, which is constantly wearing pth Fort—The Union Ferces Marching Siapsen MUL be tent tro data poles teks ae, reatte i Tenrony W.L WALL & 0O., Ante, ECKBOVE ‘SALE WILL POSITIVELY op WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at 1g to. take o'clock. ap6 GY ERNMENT SALE. EMPTY RARRELS!~EMPTY BARRELS}! Will be sold -at public’ auction at Sixth street wharf, Washington, D.'C.,on WEDNESDAY, April i m., the following empty barrels, mor Rie 4.000 Pork Barrels, 3,000 Coffee Barrles (heavy) 20 Whisky Barrels, 360 Ham Barrels, & Flour Barrete, 160 Molastes Barrels, 20 Vinegar Caske. Terms, cash, in Government funds, G. BELL, spt Lieut. Cotta G's '¥ J: C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE NORTHRRN BOUNDARY OF THE OITY On TUESDAY A FCEBN N, April 26th, at half- Ss A a N, April 2 7) g pea otincs oi te pteich ae swell cell oa count of the he'rs of the late Quy Graham, all of Square No. 92 except Lot No. 3, renting Tester. tively on Connecticut avenne, north and § streets, and Twenty-tirat street west, handsomely enciosed, laid out, and improved asa vegetable and ftower garde and improved by a desirabl Dwelling House, with necéssary outbu the whole lying immediately oppasite t some greenhouses and flower gardens of Mr. Doug- lass. This desirable property will be sold in lots to snit purchasers. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in thrgo, ix, and nine months, with interest. secured by feed of fiust on the premises. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. aplod J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. ¥ J. ©. McG UIR. & CO., Auctioncers, PRREMPTORY AND UNRESERVED SALE OF T DESIRABLE BULLDING LOTS ON B ST. ME NEAR THB GOVERNMENT PRINT. ING RICE iF am % On WBPNESDAY AFTERNOON, Apc-il 2th, at 53; o’'eloek, om the premises, we shall sei! Lots num- bered 44. 48, and 49, in sub-division ef Bqnare No, 624, fronting each 24 feet on rorth B ‘eet, be- tween North Capitol street and First street west, and running back to a 3) fout alley. These lots are finely sitaated on the same front with the Government Printing Office, and ha id and trees plantedin front. e : One-half cash; the’rematnder in sig and twelve months, with interest, secur-d bya ded of trust on the premises. Conveyauces at the cost of the purchaser. ap.i2-d J.C. MCGUIRE & UO., Ancts. Near Coiner of Sixth Street, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels. fign of the Big Calcium Light. ect the Enemy. : Sr. Lovie, April 14.—The steamer Baker has arrived-from Paducah lastevening. She has subscriber will expose to sale at auction, to the highest bidder. on the Sth of May next, betwe the hours of four and five o’cloek in the aftera by without injuring the adamant of Shakspeare.”” Dr, Johnson. T * We shall not look upon his like again.” the following tots in Binon’s subdivision of origi: | G@eoror Lea Propri BS i : hat on th in 8 8 aan 8 ROX LEA... .. -..Proprietor e Manage?, in order to lend proper état tothe | reports that on the 13th, at three p.m., the reb- nav igieiin Bquake Nur oes, ta Washington ‘<itt, as | W. EF. Canevavan, Stage Manager, centenary celebration of the birthday of the | els, eight hundred strong, appeared before that place, and sent a flag-of-truce, again demand- rt: ked in © bdivisi s marked in such subdivision A, B ing the surrender of the fort. Colonél Miteh- xreat poet ofthe time, willingngurate Ly M,N, and 0; Each of these lots 1 * & DRS MATIC FESTIVAL WEEK, 6,0, K iasa front of adont 0 feet by ad nf I nt; D : Commencing : ell, withthe 51th INinots. tnd D front on aeedimet aaa theatker hieetes | THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS CONCERT HALL IN | qyj7 HIS Qbnday) EVENING. Avril as. sity. | Out Sethe tont toamect he euemy ae ace Bases south B Strood, with: de than ane 0 all: On lots THECITY. tion of Shakspearean plays. iMustrated by the best | left, but no fighting had taken place, Pe eae ey rea in eee umepild Ss sd : ‘ Seer EDWIN FORREST Camo, Aprit 162 Tbs sysamer Seratiow!h JohuBion; thpother lots witibe sold: free tec: UNENAMPLED SUCCESS Once more and positively the last time in hit | paguewe BPEL I< The steamer Swallow fic her dower. erand impersonation of. OF THE HAMLET. Tived. She reporte all’quiet. No fighting had ‘Also part of Lot No.1, in’ Squate No. 531, front- x Z| time sd gan Virginia avenue. beginnins 59 fert [zou tbe GREA Sis Men | Boa Sen Reniwcky Repel vegrnoute neroves Tegel = wtih ot tait Seeuue at’ ie igs ones y ii Tas ime'an | Xrutne tibabitanes were iu & Constant Siete been divided Jot . nace shout 18 feet front by 113 GREAT uesday—Edwin OHLELLG. the peeks: < Pepcip cepeerrenn hi —— it state of with @ suitable alley. ; sibva yt wenyOe wg n vwhat m they may } dlsg, the easterm Balt of Lot No.3, ia reserva. Horses Mn ee De auackod., Exerrwody iad slept in ielr a ; are AS YOU L wy elothiy t ead! The latter, as Well ws lots im square 381, will be HOUSES Tonebstone.« - ee pe .B. Bishop | themeefves ¢ ‘decamp, rage Me caged fie cern ae prceeel ved oy Wes ae eehbe + Ba | \ AUBTENGH Win then SLAND sieeixent tener: aweny memati _Paronin third of the purchase money in eashy and the re AUDEEN GES Thnrsday—Edwin Forrest ac King Lear. Tae eheat ERD AIGY CORITORIRE OTL colt gat. 12. and 19 month. jor which the pare Pri win Forrest as Macbeth, 2 pers ay LN ey Sp ner 8, with surety, bearing interest from the . he Shakspeare Ter-cenienary. boats and other craft that could be used to cross Will be taken, with a retained len on SHAKSPEAREAN FESTIVAL. the Fiver: = sceient of $20 oneach: lot will be tables inti woca eag? that no other es- | In celebration of anniversary of Shakspeare’s |‘ was MATS ST SHREME:, a by auhtnasdée ar data ° three hundredth birthday. ‘The Theater will be |... > FROM CHATTANOOGA. B7X—C_D_ee bri liantly illuminated. bonds. stamps. to be borne by the purchaser. Desertions fromthe Enemy—Hi ¥ If the terms are not fully complied with within y—Hardee's Cerpsen route to Virginia—Destructive fiye days from th s 2 pri , the Canterbury, either in the quantity o1 i GROVER'S THEATER, ° resold at fresher ee be epee w ie of attraction offered, has, at an Dilimitet anon PRNNSYLVANIA AV., NEAR WILLARD’S HoreL. Fire. fter one week's publiz hotles im the Bve- co gened fhe olomin srtistes, whose world-wide | LEONARD GROVER. -Director ; Or asT Amon An April eT is quiet atthe . REDIN, Tf tee Shah Wthem the veryacme © ‘O- q ° 7 Tont, and no chan; in the sitnat Sw&de GREEN & WILLEMS, Acts. | fessional exeetlence 2”, PE IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE. Febel lines. rebel’ Newtenant, and iilty toro Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee! JOHN MULLIGAN, First appearance of Grover’s great Philadelphia | 200-commissioned officers and privates, came 3 uctioneers. | JOHN MULLIGAN, Company, ‘The company entite pronounced by the | into our lines-last night. .’ THREE VALUABLE KULLDING LOTS ON THE JCRN BELVIGAN. Philidelphia press, universally, the tinest Dramat- | . They report that Hardee's corps is ordered ISLAND AT AUCTION. sony MOL, x. ie Combination in America. @ ‘dway from Dalton, and several trains left be- On TUESDAY, the 19th instant, at six o'clock, ‘fore they came'away. it fs believed in the rebel p.m, Wwe hail sellin front of th ines thy JGHN M * Fey eee ct a CU PPITZ, ' sy ® sellin front of the premises the . 4 Mi. bs ie . camp they are going to Virginia. west part of Lot 7, and all of Lots 8 and 9, i JOHN 3 b And several of the leading Musiciang of his re- poe, ginia. 538, each having a front of at, har sAtgerat SOHN MUL 3 z nowned Chestnut street Orchestras Who Will A brick hcuse was burned, adjoining the mil- pe ‘ee itary prison, this afternoon, and jointly occu- be fronts On-seuth F and id Sa an . i added to the present Grand Orchestra of this e- a street west. Persons desirous of parchasi ni Bnild- Without agy exception, the best Ethiopian Com ater, which pbis accomplished Maitre had the | pied by quartermaster’s and provost marsha!’s ing Sots in this nection of the city would do wellto | ®Jian of the age. ' honer of oneaniring, aod perfecting. The great a ents and. the. sanitary commiss:on. sale as the proper w m \d ithout - 1G C0 any will Appear ‘ v hig! iL S a ne : a : ss one wthys CAVENAUGH, com Bis (Monday) EVENING, April 18, 1954, fined eae coved with aimee a ees gealveun caine cee pervinhioss Barely CAVENA GAIT, in the great Irish scenic drat. : escaped. No Government property was de- given and a deed of trust taken. CAVENAUGH, THE BRIDES OF GARKYOWEN | stroyed..1 5 920 will be required of each purchaser when’ the DONNELLY 1 be presented with its magnificent Major General Newton goes to Cleveland proper y is knogked down, DONNELLY; : gomnery superb music. aud great strength of cast. | and will have command. of the 2d division of ‘antee deed given, ae eutterly unprecedented popularity of the dran e & General Sheridan’ api code GREBN & WILLIAMS, Austs, DONNELLY, atthe Cheatntt wtreet Theater caused it to un for 5 AS Core™ emery Gewernl Shexidag a, - ? = y AN t y-two nights, turning hundreds and hun- . BY F.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, NrY ANB Wann: are copie from the Qoors, who were unable z THE WAR IN TENNESSEE. SIXTY-ONB HANDSOMELY LOCATED BUILD- 4 + TUESDAY EVENING ‘ert Pillow Reported to be in Ruins—The “ING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ay AD WARD, : TICKET -OP LEAVE MAN : River Unobstructed. Tn TUESDAY AFTERNOON , May 31, atgavcloen, Tan weep’ Cayro, April 16—The s! un the premises, we shall sell nearly the whole of TY AND WARD, EFIT TO THE HOSPITALS April 16.—The steamer Glendale, Fquare No. 2i1, kcown as “Kingmaa’s @a-ien,” ay AND WARD, 4 = OF from Memphis, has arrived, with dates to the fron tite atc A at feet. exch om 14th street. north Q TY AND WARD, WASHINGTON : abe She passed Fort oe last evening. street. 1th street, the © and “Ki 7 en gteath _ Neate > G Serenity biz FOE ere Was nO appearance of the Gaus aiE ragaame Beek ts ee ae En BEERS | The greatest Clog Dancers in the world, GALA NIGHT! ihe fiver coe a BO othe remnant HONOR TO THE I for drainsge BILLY WEST, MORTAL BARD! the fort but theruins. The Glendale brought “eU . O = » beantiful location of these . being © BILLY WES? i g BY 3. 0, McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. She bigh ascuna immesatels nocd Pig dea BILLY Weer, up 3860 bales of cotton for Cincinnati. She FIETXEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LoTs | dent's House and Departments, te atvautage of @ B.LLY WEST, FINKE NO Hewepapers Or: néws trom below. A FIRTREN NER) DESIRADUR BOILDING LOTR | city pastenger railroad and Potamac water incre uumber of steamers are leaving here for the NORTH O STREBT AT POBLIG AUCTION diately in front of the premises. render them very 3H. DOUGHERT South. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 22d,n% 5o'ciack, | desirable for Building Sites, and. as the sale will J OB. DOVGHERTY [ANOTHER mispateu.J 92 the prosoison, weshall sell eight des rable Bust: ba made without reserve, it sould command spe- | 9B DOUGHERTY, “ The frout of Joxe himself; CarRo, April 17—The main body of the Pee aan raat Hee Hoe hs Moy | Tere cf asle: Oae:thidd in, care abl the re B. WiLL ans, lesane Wise ERECT ee | Sear guaracincineranermiie ite ah ie « a cant ot mainder in equal payments i twelve ¥ ig, ; : . foie and ai] running back t> 33) foot pube | Painger with toterest.. seh te earn “WInLi Aan: $ gombuiation aed s fore fade smallarms. They destroyed all'the ammuni- t, atthe e rner ch 2) feet, aad ie for bailing je for bailding i healthy aad rap, tofthecity. oetad One fourth cash; theremainder in six, 4 cighteen moaths, w interest, fe- cured by a deed of trust on the premises fj Conveyaness at the cost of the ager } Plate nigy be obtained on application to the Auc- t 3. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auets By J.C. MO@UIBE & Co.. Auctioncers. 'Y BALE OF FORTY-BIX VALUABLE Also, seven Lote on North 0 of Thitteenth stree:, fruntio romning back #8 fee? 9 inches These Lo'* are all very de: purposes being well situated ina idly improving Terms thority of a deer: District, paszed in com plainants and the wid. Thowas #mith are d@fendants, I highest bidder. on the April nent, at 43¢ 0%! inthe % on, ti fi dy oh 1 is sold. tay whole of square No. vit 7. sercent ing nga inwont Square No. 383, corner, beimrg 100 feet s own Riggs, Mina.) The portion oftaesyis’e intended tote sai! has boon divitied into 4 l¢ts af about twenty feet fromt deck Sith me aie lags. £e-- maa is & part °! oun! res xteen! aad yen- fecath streets and M street aD hode nd svente. A platofthe whole can beseen at J, 0 McGuire’s.auction rooms. + The termsas preacribed by the decree are, oz0- fourth of the purchase money in cash, and tie resi- elve, and eigbteea months, to be se- rehaser’s boads with surety aad a lien on the prewisss bosuring imterert from the dsy of sale. All convey; mods, &c., aod stamps to be at Spe parce ‘3 If the terms ef within | fve day of eagle, the lot 0; lo's will de re-sold at said auction rooms. at the purch sser’s cost and riak, at public auction, after ose week's Rotice im the N stional ‘EAveliigencer t ’ W_R4&DIN Trustes. 7 Sawtd J.C, MeGUIMB & 00... Austs By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, OTIO£.—In pursusmce of a2 order of t! pbsns Court of Washiogtor coanty, dul, fed and confirmed by the Supreme Coart D strict of Columbia. sitting, in equity she ‘a graction of Thowas H . and: Bilzabs i BeVaughan. minor heirs of Thomas #. DaVeoghan deceazet, selbat publicanction, on th? premises. on FRIDAY. the 22d day of April mext. at 53, o'clock p. m., all the right, title, interest. claim, and de- mand of the ssid mioor heirs of, i1 he Fouth part of Lat nuriber $4. in squate number 62), tm the plan of the city of Warh'ngton, together with their interest ia the Engrave! ne ate on eaid Lot, Terms: Cne third cash; ce in fonr insial- ments, ptyable respectively in thre, six. wine and twelve months; the deferred payments to be ge- eurad by 8 deed Ip tritst on the premises. 1] conveyancing, incl «arevenne stampa, to be gt the expenre of the purchasers. Tha co! Does 2 = prepared under the direction of the solicitor iB the cause. i ELIZ APETH A. DEVAUGHAN, Guspdinn of Thomas H, and Bijcabeth B. De- “mhnifawkds JO, MeGUIRB& CO, Ancts, NITHD SCAT avirtog ete tks Offcect gah ard sins itened from the of the District 1 galt feedaw! <yight frame pliog #itu: No 69°. comme! C street north. and New ring south alone New ronBing west devied spon as th aud will be sold to sat ef Francis M. Buekingha: ap.l3 WARD H. LAMO MA .c. I NITED BTATES In virtue of a writ of fleri« faciaa on jndgment of cond ation issued from tha Clerk's Otice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and te rue directed, I will sell at pebdlic gale, for cash, at the ay eae Court — Cayo} rar ep ry on , the 2th d of April, Gt, at le @eluck m,, the following lescrfbed property to Lot No. }, in Sqnare N. east half of Lats No. 28, Is. and 17, in Square N ty of Wa3h- fngton, D.C , together with egaise: fo pre vementé thereon, seized and levied upo' the property of Michvel Maloney. aad will be to agtisfy Juticial Ne, 20,in favor of Elen Kelly. WARD H. LAMON. S. Maral. D. | NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE,” in virtue, of awrit of Fieri Facias igsned from the Gisrk's offices of the Supreme Coart, o: Dietrict of Colum! and to me ‘tivected, I wii sell,at public sale, for ¢ash. at the front of the Court Horse door, of said connty.oa FRIDAY, the guth day of April. 14, at 12 olelock i., the fulluw- ing described property. to wit: Fxe north part of Lot No. 19,in Sqaare No, 43, ng for the said part at a point on 210 *, at the distavee of 9) fect from the rner of said Square, sad rimaing ce scat 2) feet with the line of said list street, thence west 55 feet, themce north 2) f nd thence vagt 85 feet to said 2ist xtrect weat, ace of tegimping, estimated to contain 1,740 square fee’, iogether with all and singlac the Fem sute thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Thomas MeXamy, and will ba sold to satisfy 2u- i citjals No. 213, ig favor of ieee pions 10N, vi eee eorakals B.04,_ (S4L oy conpaMy gD HORSES AND MES - Cus Quaptennaste’s Orrren A. } + We e Washinston. 0. a feokaan,, WHT be. sold “Gt pal Rt the ‘Corvals, Bio oy we batt Soar hy “oS. WE - ninatom, WEDNEIDAY, Sart aCe meet Se Ogudemped as pniit for public #41 f Yerws cant in Gove ot funda, Balsa to commence at iN o'clock @, Brig, Gen. and Cuter Ge aon mn \s + &L: 16! Ors! reat iv, Bie BY Devotot Washing ‘on, . ‘Oorner of Fourteenth and New York avenue, onthe preaises. Aa a ae To give the world assurance of a man.” eT, AcT LII., Scexe4 LITERARY With the en rehaser A cash payment of $3) on each lotat the time will be required. .. id J.C. MOGUIRE & OO,, Ancts, J. 0. Mo@UIRE & CO., Aactioncers, TRUSTER'S SALE-OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON ELEVENTH, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS By virtue of adeed of trast from R. 3. itridge, dated October 2 1887. andrecurded in Liber J. AS. No. 57, folios 40, &¢., of the Land Recorda’of th county of Washington, I-will offer at Auction on MONDAY. the ith day of May next, on the premi ses, at 84 u'clock, p.m., art of Lot seven i?) in Square three hunitred aad forty-one (311) in Wash bounded ss fallope. win Mawin tion and everything else destructive. THE WABHI her ot Ori Meeting at Knoxv cipation Resolu of Governor Johnso Ewoxvitix, April !6.—A large mass meet- ing was held here to-day in front of the court. honse, at which resolutions were offered by Parson Frownlow favoring emancipation, and recommending & con vention Lo effect it, and re- questing Governor Jonnson to call the same at the earliest possible period, and endorsing the Administration and the war policy of Presi- cent..Lincoln were unanimousiy adopted. . Fennessee—Eman- Endorsed—Speech of Bs First ci peanance of DRAMATIC AssocraTilon ein announcing to the public rite EVENP THIS IMPORTANT TER, ON SATURDAY NING, APRIL 2 .. PROGRAMM inion, ao -taeky Srey A Governor Johuson made a tml. i Pine cigs fro e *y OVE immer's Ni powerful, tellin pine teers Blerentht at eat a ee cores Orchestra w i ale nip of it speech, rebuking, in severe terms, the bopper north twenty five féeton Eleventh street, thene> wald, of the ect Pheater, B: heads. i due east one hundred feet, the whele depth of said ODE, composed by Sprague.......4 ars = lot, thence due north twenty-five feet, and then-e To conclude with the Crowning of Siakspear French Vessels Going te Richmond for To- due west to the begicning nue the improyemapte, Tos bacce. contisting of a Frame Dwelling. ieee can ae a cba, POR ee es, - 4, cchermon at ale Ono-thiriioP tke parehaye to92s SPIRE AGE OF AN TET AT embers ofthe At | a oca mraumpenty witiia bee Te IER a sh. esidue in two equal in cow + . arm a . tow, st stalmentsat sixmud twelve months, with interest, MUBIC wo... eee - Othello, | Up the James river thismorning, intending to te be secured + ° must be complied with wittin Or the property may be resold bring down tobacco from Richmond beiongin to the French Government. 2 PRE THE CANTERBURY, BOUQUET OF REAUTY. ; ts Li RECTTATION Trial < 80 the eK and ont of the rat bi dates a oe ae naar purchaser. rustee, Cons: 5 ‘ PERG ES <2 ohei5 © es ATT EMP PT UL RANT "ap iim’ 3 rat G0. ists, | JENNIE FORREST, ESSAY ON THE GENIUS ATTEMET TO CAETURE generat. GRANT— U.* mELITARY HAILAOADY NELLIE RATHFORD, , ik Hon. H. L. Hosmer, Depatches from the heac quarters of the army . 06 Of Assistet marter mast F . zs clic ; ane 0 ac state { “ri Je a Me AGN eh Ee WITSGN. € ERCHANT OF VENIC ot Be amas state yet Friday, about noon, seat e acer es NAOMI PORTER, a Nee Litho Association: a party of re el cavalry made an attack on the Isth day of SM. ailrond) Depor insalorene FUORENCE RIVERS, cea per Elocuticuist: Drot Donal vara Wek nee ee ae eee Ori Na aso f DM Malice Teor i LUCY CLIRDON « SHAKSPEARE. BLEAUX. € ‘i ee Jo) Mors of Old Cer Aelan : , EMMA: SCHELE, ith an allegorical picture Ol Shabe One man was killed and two were wounded, 5 ’ yeare, under the management of the belonging to the Thirteenth Pennsyivania 254 Tons of Cast Scrap £ Ip two New Divertisements, 1 Tons of Wrought Frei . 3 Tons.of Old Brass and ¢ 300031 Barrels.: By ay ables W. CoCobnheim Exq Several of the wounded were carried olt-by pper, F their comrades. MISS FRIEL, % mpcgan iad PROFESSOR ROREW ALD. and seems ey ee In iGoy ernment Funds. Ten ci) | Pantomiwe, entt a a \ The mail train, with General Grant advard, per cent sole 2 at the time of purchase, the THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, Ba tRalie altuna aoa) Es hea just parece a few imiautes before the at. ucts muft be removed within sé inys | Simon Blextershank, the Clown. .W_B Cévenaugh is : ted that some or iors | -wae'ka Caplare Rit, ct eres ee mendon +. ROBINSON boas Trowe!l, the Pactatoon..... W. inE i yiomposted thet owe: or io E "him. eo. Je ener ee hen etiaed uae ns Tleaneatcr WH take part in | ‘The body of Captain McKee, of the Twenty- torn,”? the Harlequins. ..L. Donnelly bers of the | frst Intantry, who was killed by guerrillas, STENCH avonEs Angeline, maid all fork Soma Sone | capinetare in , and ar aly Cxpecten on Monday last, was forwarded to Washington leven o thos plum bin oe oo a Sche! a ‘ Fi ay. + Apri i are: ce es O'Reilly, from Morris Ielaad.. Mr. Boanbery FFICE will beopenon Weadiestay, Thurs. The man who shot him was named W. Flan- juire Gurzieale —__ nd Friday, from 9 a.m, to Wu from a.m, te $y the falowins att on Saturday, | ders, and he, with three others, made an attack ‘Mr. Switzer te poeted a ond: d Ry % nm icket it b a , 2 139-20 bois. Por 75 Sec . bol Be, ‘Se Intantry. za fer: secon, hentlenvanly Ushers .wi A letter from the Army of the Potomac says 22 139-200 bbls. B. ‘ vit Sak Ce that Gibbon’s division of the Second Army 32 136 196 bbl bes PROCEE r'O BE GIVEN Corps were reviewed by General Hancock, 14. Jud tt teatupso a FONG! si33.. ha. Generals Meade, Sedgwick and others bein: ugh Ibe. § Bighorh eres lose LP ALS OY THE CLTY present. The division is a large one, Apert ql ee hehe Woiteo ry LIBRARY OF THE ASSOCIATION. disciplined, and was eulogized by all. on tba Teg. f 5] > i ap Wit {Aenean Rtiparict: bas ween relieved from 3.78 lbs, Brown Bugar, ; av of his cavalry division, gilbs Whi EAT. y VARIETIES! VARIETIES! ordered to report for duty to General Gere Mons Whiskey. MUSIC HALL AND THEATER. He will take command of a brigade under the te Beslecpted E-opatoes, PeOmpING PENS OLL TANTS AVENUE & 1aTH Srawes latter. i lbs Dried Apples, iM Flauriin & Co... - Proprietors General Gregg's division was to h: ? 8 d : ~ 0 have been dalbe Bopper. a aries ey morn,” gibi M Firz Simons. id Advertiser. | peviewed on Saturday by General She: ridan; 7slbe Ox Tongues. Quren of the Gnomes. Full of the First People Nightly. Great Public | DUt & Storm Baving prevailed since Friday Termscash, in Government funda, Etarlight ...| Resort of the Amurement- Loy People, | @Veping, it has been postponed till next week. H.W. VO8S, Captain aud 6.8. V. cn beant. Jen Pret uly Artistes. All young, Sutlers and citizens have all left the army, apis [Chronicle.] zracefnland witractive and will not be allowed to.return to it before ne World’s Pantomiinist, ERNAN In addition wills Dancers: 0 MLLE LINA WI LOUISA WA MAGGIE V Also. the two Gr Wood Nymphs ; of the” Rochanted Dell. sh ' ») 1 iss Blarch. Governeen at Miss Hy do's establishigent for Young Ladle Miss Prideall ft H DEZ KOSTRER HERERU OU pear the following Lady A WALBY May, "? #7 Governor Bradford has ordered an elec- tion to be held on Wednesday, the 27th inst., in the fourth (Rockyille) election district of Montgomery county, Md., to take the sense of the people on the propriety of cailing a consti- -Mies Rose Recruits Wanted | TO FILL ELMORE ms, the Favor- THE QUOTA OF THE Porc Shea mere =e om efiee Retve teh ete ces THOMPSON, tutional conyenjion, and for the choice of dele- DISTRICT! OF COLUMBIA. peckary extitery aveiees apes : gavesiereto. ‘This is necessary in consequence s 9 ations, of the failure of’ the ju ot electi BOUNTY FOR VETERANS, Mee inerae Tatehas ones bit pn te, do The Great Comic Pa: ime. MONS. DECHALUMEAU, IN AND RAL OFFERING their duty on the occasion ‘of the late election, whereby there was no voting at that precinct, . on that day. S552, $226 ef which will be paid im advan. The Ballets o 2 FLOWEBS OF TH Also, the New Act, (ity Gunboliers! Wedues- | _gg-an expedition irom Fortress M ; day, Ladfes and’ Cle vee. Maflit, the creat CO aman: din aie Mai ee SOUNTY FOR NEW REORUITS, 2 Pantomimist, is comin S : apis. | under Gen. Grabam, into Smithfield, Va, was successful im capturing several prisoners, and in recapturing a piece of artillery which the rebels had taken from the gunboat Smith $462, $225 ef which will be paid im adva: ‘METROPOLITAN HALL, (PRNMSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET. GARD.NER & CO +++=+++ Proprietors, eee . BOUNTY PORPOLORED RAORUITA, Orchestra Aa NOVEL OVELTY! Briges, Fifty contrabands were brought in. ‘ 1 * ea Private Be holding six persons. ; 500 r gin Gen. Hincks bas also made anot! 7 eat % bee, - ire geo! part e wi eo fore i ‘ #150, Doors open at Z-0°elock; Rerforvgance to cof. | Au entire chang “of proscammue willbe oiered this | Virginia from Point Lookout, captaring a large lotof tobacco and bringing off a number , of contrabands. ! BaNet Troupe. First week o! ? LARRY TOOLEY AND BILLY THOMAS! ¢ Great success of the old favorités, ‘ BARTHOLEMEW, CONSTANTINE, MILES, SCOTT, BRIMMER, MASON, Paid tn advance. Seas QBRFONS WISHING TO ENLIST! >” j : Wl apply to ang of the following niettice atk O'clock. FAMILY MATINER ON SATURDAY, AETERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, 7 The letter carriers of New York have pe- BBORUITING OFFIOBES: TO"LA DIES - sas ANNU EE ALTE a titioned Congress to have their pty raised from #8. BARBS. _ NOTICE.Om acenuut of the very unpledant | SS ANSTRRESHS QULLE BOISE. HELENA | gau0 per year to £1,000. Under the old law they nasthe Hall, pear the Market, on Pennsylvania state the weather for te.lust four Saturday AND THE BALLEP TROUPE., used to make from $1.200 to $1,500 per year. 3 +f hte: Afternogn Ma@tiness, the proprietor, at the re t uirhable Sst akeiekod ie : - avanup, between Bovgnth and Ninth streots,, quest of mana dqnuilign, will have repentesti, ig sea ONNY LIND, > OPENING OF THE Sanitary Patn<Persi- . pent Lixcorn.— We learn that President Lin- POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, coln, accompanied by Secretary Sew! Post- 5 atk VOsITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, Oo. &. KX sBify, the bjehly succeerful Prick Pantomime, eutitipd Histreet, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn- THE HOVSE THAT JAOK BUILT, Re : which will be porformeat at cheap prices, ps D2 rasta eas 3 Ely fortiye last vine. J. @ PARERB, pies fe Admission—Lad rents; Children cents, © ue 5 E Corser 'of High anc Dunbartos! streets, George- : Mle Elise Jenny 4 a Bartholomew 7,0. HYDE, ; Granby Ga GRAND CHALLENGE DANCE. To conclude with the brilliant comic sketch of In rebearad LB SWI88 CoTTaGy. nrebear 1. thi ‘ ee FATRY OF THE GOLDEN WHEAT saEaP. PAMILY WATINER | master Blair and Speaker ‘attend | the opening of the Mai land Sunitary Fair, on this. evening. Ms. Colfax, on behalf of the | ladies, conveged to the beh their ‘desire | that he should be present at’ the inauguratio: of the fair, and Mr. Lincoln promised, ‘at ; Unless something occ! in ‘the meantime /rerdering his presence in Washi abso- td ee , ) : EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, - |i Jutelp int jevhe > sNOW'S CELE ‘ 7 i lutely he would certainly be in worn. i pie noe oe LEBBATED TROUPE OF Aamivtion 25 and @ ‘cents, $Private Boxée Baltimore on Monday evening.—Bult. American 0, ©. LANGLBY, Navy Yard, Sridg9,'nas boon ‘Are engaged aud will shortly appear. pete LB Ra slike ; s 3 i eugointed Reeresting Ofieer..- : Ee Ltn ye] MPOULDINGS! MOULDING aN | ~eaicetmune prize Rahter, was thought to: * ; « : Ih rehearsal, the great Prige Drama, written by | fl NG eo DInesin e Ayings er el . } RUNky A. sonmety; JobuF. Poole, $sd.y of New York, for which he | srsigned is row prepéred to ox or tere Sretibees Cha yention, will ” Captain snd Provost Marshal, " the prize of @500, entitled the | dor quantity of WOOD Mi assemble in Lonisville in May. Cnee.- + ivy DptHierefootaineis, | , , — MOURTAINOCTLAW, ices would Yo wel (BZAn eagle monsuring ten feet trois tip-to val +t eS _) MOUNTATN OUTLAW, mee ne, aitality of work, &., re order tip bas t . YIbi ABLES .—The Bubseri- MOUNT ATNOUTLAW. «© os} cisdwberd, By energy, promptnessand good work: | sa The Onion’ party ‘of Davénport. To’ BUA at 8 OR PALE, Thee nesrly MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, nigoship Thope to merit a ghare Toke patron- | have carried the municipal election there. ins nema Vraittund sdeun, forner Petes | ana pias upwards of two weeks in New Verk | “@* Excelsior Moulding Mill,” wz Dubuque, Iowa, ig making préparations wb Meee | city witb she an extensive Sanitary Fair. Peapezivanip syeaus. cos, 19ttt and C sts., Washington, LADIES OF mARENCTOS. ‘ . 2 No. 34 Marker Spare-bet end tes cet fot CONGRESSIONAL. = eee In THE SENATE on Saturday— Mr. Trumball introduced a bill supplemental to an act to prevent frauds upon the Treasnry of the United States,” approved February 26, i893. Referred to Commitire on ths Judiciary. {It enacts that any person heretofore or here- alter holding office, who may wilfully neglect oF refuse to deliver to his successor any paper, record, Lak ar document, shall be guiity of felony Mr. Trumpnll, from the Judicidry Odmmnt- tee, Teported back the bill 10 reauce the ex< penses for prisonere confined for offenses: against the United States. He reported from the same committee adversely on Mr. Davis” bill to regulate the mode of ascertaining the value of lands and other real estate iaken for there ot the Calted States, e Senat en resumed the consideration cf the Dill pronieettns. speculative transactions, in gold and foreign exchange. On motion of Mr. Harris, the {th section was so amended as to add a penalty of $1,000 for each offense against the provisions of the ‘bil! though by that section it Is provided that adine of from $1,040 to $3,000, with imprisonment tram three months to one year, may be ime posed at the discretion of the court, when a party is convicted of misdemeanor’ under the act. Mr. Trumbull moved to strike out the words «the bona jide owner, in ‘d to contracts of sales, just before the words “in actual posses- sion,” at the close of the fi section. He moved this that on the ground that when a per- son in the interior sends the coupons on Goy- +rpment bonds tox broker in the cities to col- lect and sell the gold, the broker would be «e- barred from making the Sale, he not being the tone fide owner. The motion was agreed to. The joint resolution passed by the House die+ siring the Committee on the Oonduct of the War, or such of their-members as they may designate, to proceed at once to Fort Piliow and examine into the circumstances attending the capture of that place, &c., was received from that body. , On motion ot Mr Howard it was adopted as: @substitute for the Senate resolution on the same subject. In THE HoysE— A Mr. Fenton’ Offered the folowing amentf_ ment to the Bank bill :-—“ Nothing in thts’ act SDB ve. canstrned to. prevent towation! by States.of the capital stock of 6 under this act the same as property of other moneyed corporations for State or municipal purposes; but no State shall impose any tax of capital, or dividends at a higher rate than the taxations impoered by such State on the same amount of moneyed capital in the hands of individual citizens, Provided, that no State tax shall be imposed on any part of the capital stock of such association invested in the United States bonds deposited as eeeurity for the circulation.” The amendment was agreed to by 10 majori- ty. “Under the operation of the previous question the bill was ordered to be engrossed and read a third time. . THE PROPORED AMENDMENTS TO THE IN- TERNAL Revenre Laws.—The tax bill re- ported in the House of Représentatives to in- crease the revenue of the government provides the following rates : Coal illuminating oil, ete., 20 cts. per gallon: ground coffee and substitutes, | cent per poand: molasses, syrup of molasses, etu.,5 per cent. ad valorem: salt,6 cents per 100 pounds: pig iron, #1 per ton, blooms, slabs, or loops, oT) per ton: stoves and hollow wareé, $3 pei leather of all descriptions; 5 per cent, ad lorem; grepe wines, 5cente per gallon, all other ‘wines or liquors called vine, 25 cents per gal- lon; ready made. clothing, boots, shoes, &c, 5° per cent. ad yalorem; manufactures of co'ton, wool, silk, and wotsted, 5 per cent. ad vilorem: cavendish, plag, twist and stemmed tobacro. 25 cents; smoking tobacco, made exclusively of stems and shorts and refuse, 10. cents: snuff and snuff flonr, 35 cents; fine cut, 35 cents; cigas valued at $10 per thousand, $5 per thousand, valued at $10 to $20, $7 per thousand: valve At #20 to $40 per thousand, $12; valued at S10 to $75 per thousand, #25; valued atover #75 per thousand, S10. First proof spirirs, soid or ie- moved for consumy tion prior to July Ist, 1 cents per gallon: after July and prior to January ist, 1*6>, £1; after January Ist. $1 25. Disulled spiri's and refined coal oil may beex- popted without excise duty. All citizens, at home cr abroad, must pry five per cent. on all inconre above $600, except that derived trom United States securities, wificu pay iwo and a half percent. From the income is to be deducted State and minnicipal taxes, salaries of United Siutes Cfficers, (on which a higher percentage is to be paid,) the receipts from dividends of the capital Steck of banks, savings institutions, trust, in- eurance, and railroad companies, and bonds; also, the house rent, to an amount not exceed- ing two hundred dollars: bat the owner of a homestead must inciade in his income its value above. two hundred dollars per annum: :The interest on notes, &c., held, over aud above what is paid on notes, &c., dme others, isypart of one’s income, together with the gains from purchaee ard eale of property, fnerensed valne of Jive stock, and tarming produce. Theaaroant paid ior rents, Jaber, or interest, necessary for the conduct of a business, is to be deducted, bat not for new buildings or improvements. United States officers, civil, military, and naval, must pay five per cent. on their salaries abeve six hundred dollars, to be dedugted at the time of payment. ( re Se EES GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS _* OF LETTERS REMAININGIN THE POET on; OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D.C Aprit 16, 1864. of these letters, the applicant mast edi Lette: ive thelate of tiie Flisins mouth, they will be > postage stump on the upper right hav? corner. sud leave s between the St i direetion for post-marl with the writicg A request for the retarn of @ letter to the writer, if unclaimed Withinsthirty days or lese, wri } with the writer's 1 spost! offi stad ofervelope. on th at the nauat pr je when the. letter Allen Miss Marion Miss Ella-2 n Mrs Nora Krainard Mrs Brown Mrs Mary Brown Louisa Bell Mary Baily Mis M Price Mra h-3 Parkhurst Dotson Douglas Mies Laura Dover Miss Lucy Ann Dender Miss Emina Rode Airs Baz Sallivan Mrs Sasan Dodd Mre Betty Sauaple Mes John B Ekin Mrs RG Stone Miss Ellis Mise Alice Sinith Mrs Groce Miss Sarah Trammell Missa 4 = Maria Washington Jaay Cow por Howard Mre May Kate ENTLEMEN’S Benth Surg Bahel@fichl Higgins SN Barnes. Mr Howard SH Raker MH Hooper Kt L-2 Benjamin L Harriss Jas Hf tes Watson HaaeJd F Partlett J Hancox Geo 8 Boston Isaac nilton F Boyd Jus Buty Jas M emish or Bis Besley Txuac Swallwood Tos BalluftC L Sewall + Call Wis H Barnall Monti Coat Landy & JL Shafer doug Cover Henry — Lightfoot GW Rpelman Ino Case Geo Lenihan Geq Seh eisit Jap Lownees F Savers Jas L Daniel Shepard Jno Ht Melingten hes Sherier dno © Martin Pat S leenes Pai + ctienee: Morgan vs Dixon Jas 8 Micclitee Jo~ Dorsey Deextor MeDouer Jas Dill Adam-2 Moses Geo Evans Thos leKnew ten) Folson Win McMahnaar M Flanagay Mich! Nagle Dr T Winslow Pisher J Bx. ithols BP Wilson Gilbert Groesbeck WH Owen John Young dao Grealieh Thos govt we ELLAN "8. 4 ti treek. HLSCPMASBOCS “guhity ADDISON P BOS. 1. DONOHUE & CO, T PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, No. 70 Berper Street, Grorcerows. Allorders for @as Fitting, Alterations'and Ex, tensions will recéive prompt'and faithfal atton tion, Plumbing in ail its branches executed in the best manner. * ‘ J 3 Water introdyced gua Hydgants put up atshort natice, wh 2-Im* | 4 ed ‘Iargs assortmen Suinmer Cloaks, Also. x Bonnets lowers. Kam Sooke vaney Parte alarge defo you buy el TANOS.—A Pini Haines ety receivedat perpen ave ano. cost w will be sola for $29), the owner jeaviag, ‘th ity. Several second-hand Pianos from $20 te Dag? “uk te Music Store of AP yA Corner of lth #treet aud J