Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1864, Page 1

EE, ~ AUCTION SALES, -FUTURE DaYs. BY J.C, Mc@UIRE] & 00, Auctioneers. EAN DSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR Prue ain eye ad omterty Of THE OITY AT PUBLIC On TU BS a ae TERNOON, April 26th, at half- past 40’clock, SOproy! we shall geil, PMountof the hetre off Go: Foeare Ao. except Lot No, 3, frontii ing Bec. uvely 01 ‘onnecticnt aveaue, north mca 8 streets, and Twenty-first street west, handsomely enclosed, laid ont. 4nd improved asa vegetable and tower garden, an phe ths by wdesirable Frame Grabam. Dwelling Hous outbuildings ; the reat le tlie Le mediately ouparite ine pend { *« one and tower gar hie getizatle peopel wil t be sod in tora te fo mait purchas: Terms: One- eethina cash; thé remainder fn three, +x. and'nine monthe, with interest, secured by ceed of trust on the ises, Conveyancing at ike cost of the purchaser, apl2d 3. McGUIRE & CO., Austa. BY 3, 0. MCGUIRE & & C0., Auctiongers, BRTENSIVE SALE oF Fi FINE BUILDING LOTS PRONTING 7TH AND 6T Mi S STREETS WE3T, AND RBG Vv AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND 3 vt, XXU0. AUCTION SALES. BPLENDID PROPERT IN GEORGETOWN FOR By authority of a f the Oi: _ Op MONDAY the'25th day of April. wo shail sell, | preme Cousts of the District of Golambie peace nfront.of the premises, sitio o'clock, p. m.,part | ina jeans ,S60n the Equity Docket of said « usre No. 442, subdivided fo handsome ‘Bad fou ys I fell to the Bighes? Didder, on the Scale euro ian utes | Ente AB al eee st ‘0 i on noo nt Dt i a thriving and fast Sawoviag part of noon. sed bet 4 20, Pa 29, and a end naute: Ligeete eee atta nenaala ny et the te qngress streets, with th dwelling house ond 8, and || Terms: One-fonrth cash; balance is 6, i2, + rest from dati 34 months. for notes, bearing in A deed given free of cost, and deed of trast, pertitia thereon et s-soaveand ae the parchneer, taken, property has been aivided So 28 to give to the Svailing- house 77 feet front on Weat str ‘9d oo adepth on Congress street of about 196 ft The other lots, on West street, five in ruuvaber) pereg trons of 3 feet and 123 t0'125 feet in depth. y of seven feet extends in the rear of the from west fo gaat, iving access tot! e whole Pn of the Square may be seen atthe Au rCcome, ‘sped 3. ©, Mc@UIRE & Oo., Aucts. ¥ J. C. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, fro: BE Bt. VACANT LOTS AT THE CORNER Nonta 1 | 5 rot ieee aly Ree erierd STREET AND BAER STREET EAST, ar on Oongress street, with an alley ror five On WEDN BSDAY ERNOON, April wth. at | festbetween them, The dwelling-houte contains half-past five o rolock on ane premises, we shalifor | some ten or twelve ae 00% t lors in front, s: conmt of the Convent of ts, nE-room, ke. i 15. 18 IT A 39, fron: feet 30%3 ncle prope: eligi ad beautifully sehen on North may dats Between Sith and Ger” | situate ca suet asc rant a g the heights, inoue of the c st or! fe seridengey) Fant 120, feet.on' Seventh street east, to fe dailroad em ap, 2 ae ¥ sn a repiguates wate " a convenient building lots, all run- e-half cash, the remainder in six seldom such building lots 46 the vann ci affords are offered for ente. s i? akin Terms of sale, a8 prescribed by the decrees, ara = bs ‘oe teal x omibae ith interest, secured by # deed of trust’ | One-fourth of the purchase money in.cash, and the “Rouetpaset the eoetic? ite pncealaiee which the six, fe ve, and eighteen months, for a © MoGUIRE R GO. y Tenn which the purchaser’s bonds will be taken. bearing ote from the day of sale, aad a retained lien he property sold. terms sre not complied with within three ease t the property will be re-rold, at the risk and cost of the defaulter, on one week's appice in the National Intelligencer. ; oeeenn ¢ on b thajet of Mey next.” The cost of tes, RY 3.0. ere -& CO,, Auctioneers, PEARY ONE HANDSOMELY LOGAT TED BUILD- ont ESDAY APTERNOON ‘CTION, > MR ad. at oFctoek, pre leew a bonds, stamps, &¢., t be borne by the purchaser, daa hae 7 AEA O-GANTT. Tenstes., to fins alleys, ith Beet Apo Stawkcda Tinos DOWLING, Aact, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs, TRUST£E’S SALB. of a deed of trust anda decree of ourt of this Swen sed in tha The beautifal leestion of these Lots. pelng en the high ground inimedately north of the ‘Presi- cent’s House and Departments, tae advantage ofa city passenger railroad and P. Potomac water imme- cistely in front of the premises. render them very By authorit: the Supreme jcaupe of Bbel ish Dodge and Cox agains’ AB. cerirable for Builds Sites, and, as the sale will | and W: Venable, t! hi (Sans Lay ine SHE andi ctegma tee Sp | aad Hie Bugteanbey sha aporetibe wil o8 cbs cial attention. noon. expose to sale at auction, to the highest bid- Terme of sale; One-third in cash, ani the re- | q mainder in equal payments in and .twelve Navy Yar Iehomine y. Tot Nani and partatizne Yard, panels Lot No. 16nd part of i7,in Square No. 847. beginning at the northeast carner of said lot i. frontin, months, with interest, seoured by a deed of trust on the premiser. yurchaser Conveyances at cont of A cash payment of $2) on each lot at the time of esie will te fequired, ap.le-d J.C, McGUIRE & (O., Aucts. ¥ J.C, Mo@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER. SSALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON LEVE NTH, BETWEEN LANDM Bepaers. By virtue ofa deed of trast from BR. Bi 8, cated October 2, 1857. and recorded in Livers No. 137, folios 440, &c,, of the Land Records of the sous ‘of, Mpabington, Iwill offer at Auction on NDAY, the 16t) os7 of May next on the premi- tee, Nae o'elock, p. m.. part of yt seven (7) in Stare three andved uf forty-one (Si1)in Weate ntop. bounded as follows, viz: Beginning forty- vine feet seven inches from the southeast corner «f M and El sh streets, and running thence north twenty-five feet on Eleventh street, thence cue #ast one hundred feet, the whele depth of said lot, thence due north twenty-five feet, and then‘e cue weet to the beginning with the improvements, consisting ofa Frame Dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the +o be paid in eash, and the residue on Sixth street east, and running ihauce south (2 feet.thence west 105 ‘eet 1 inch. thence north 72 feet, thence east 195 feet 1 inch tothe beginning, + ‘There are on this parcel of ground five tenements, and each will be sold separately, with a safticient ag of seen attached to each. Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money in cash, aud the residue at 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, for which the purchaser’s bonds, ierod surety, will be taken. and @ lien on the pre sold retained. A deposit of $9) on each Tot will Se required at the s Deeds, certificates, bonds, stamps, at the pur- chaser’s cost. If the terms are not fully complied with within five days from the day of sale, the bh will be resold at the defaulter’s rink and co EDI Ne Trustee. ap 1S-3taewkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis, ¥ J, 0. McGUIRE_& CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES ee EOF NEARLY ¢ LY bed Pe Net aed By virtue ate & tee of trust Trem “oneniet ‘Curvil- \lier. datea _ day 7 May 1854, iais recorded in parchase money n two equal in- © stinenta Ce and tw-lve months, with interest, Liber J, A.8., No Ty 0 47, & ofthe Land t be secu: % “The termeof sale must be complied with within | Hecoras of igh aatee sate: Thal Sell ag one week after sale, or the propertymay be resold. || Public Auction om the premicce ow FRIDAY the after a week's notice. at phe irk and cost ofthe tirat purchaser, CHAS NGLISH. Trustee. ap 19-1m J. és See unten & 00., Auets. ¥ J.C. MOGUIRE & & €O., Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF re VALUABLE LOT 0) GROUND AT SES TOWR IN THE Dis. THIOT OF COLUMBIE OnSATURDAY, these day of April, 1864, st half- yast So’clock p.m.. will be offered forsale a valua- cle Lot of Ground at Feenyown. in the. District { Columbia, beiny a part of tha tract of land called Mount Airy.as conveyed by Charles A, B: Txeob Bohrer, by deed uly ae din Records of Washington county, D. C., fronting the Georgetown and Rockville turopike hoad. runni g tack about fifty six perches. and containing shout * ar-and-a-half acres of land, more or less Terms of sale: One-third eash, balanca in three ¢ six months for notes and interest secure! by it on the premises, A. conveyances at the gost ‘of the purchaser, ath aay. of May next, fiat Sontieek p. m.. Lots Nos. 1, 2, 13, 14, 15, 16, in Square No. 992, in the city y oe Wesbineton These low are Hocated on south D and E, and east Eleventh and Tweifth streets. Terms of sale one, third cash. residue in two equal payments at ag and twelve months, with Cie ters’ notes, and deed given and dead of trust taken. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur_ chasers’ cost. WM. R. WOODWARD, Trust Atthe same time and place, and on the san terms, the undersigned as executor of Mrs. Curvil- ler, will sell at pullicauction, Lote $ and 4in the above square, J08 xecuton, ep. eods’ J. Cc MOGUIRE @ GO" Auets. Y J, ©, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE, ee Une AND LOT ON NORTH L 8T., WEEN 6TIL AND 7THLSTS, WEST. ie dered, sorlssionber aiornied by WIDTEEHGE, the Supreme Conrt of the Distriev of Columbia. in 1c ncarationeysn ress the case of Elizabeth A. Fling and others against John ‘Carroll and others. No.2, equity, in said rt, to make sale of the real estate of which mes W. Fling died seized, hereby give notice that in pursuance of an order of said court, en- tered on the 8th day of April instant, they will sell, on ithe premises, the following teveribed Honse and Lot, situate in the city of ington, D. C., on WEUN ES the sth day May. sii. at 5 o'clock p. oe 5 Ene ly: Lot No. a a fronting 15 feet on nerth L street, between 6th ban AL'S SALE, ee Court of the District ambia and to me directed, I will sell at pnb- for cash.on the premises, on MONDAY, the of April, 1834, at4 o’elock p. m_,tall’ de- °s right, title, claim and interest in an’ ahop situated on partof Lot No. ll, insu 6%, commencing & feet from the corner of C street north. and New Jersey svenue,and rar- ning South along New Jersey avenue 15 feet, and ronming west toward B street 1 feet, seized and levied upon as the property of Wm. H. H. Crandell, ang will be sold to satisfy judicial No, 3% in favor {Francis M. Buckingham, sp. WARD H. LAMON,U.§. Marshal, B,C, UNiTep STATES MARSHALS SALE, In virtue of a writ of flerie facias on judgment of eondemnstion issned from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to yor Girected. I will sell at public sale, for cash, at the front of the Court House door of ssid 4 County, cn FRIDAY, the 2th day of April, 1864, at 13 © races me the following "aeserived ‘property to . t No. 1, in Square No. 812, east halfof Lots No. and 17, in Square No 724, in the city of Wash- gton, D.C., together with alland s the im rovements th soo seized and levied upoa as the property of Michael Maloney, and will be sold to eatinly judicial No. 29), in in favor of Bilan Kelly. ap.7-@ we Marahaie De. [JNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE. In virtue of a wri i a: ich Fenian haraed) from a me Court, Dist set ct 88 ante id vrae directed, I will h streets west, aud having a i fect. The improvements e ste ry frame house with @ back build Era Terms cash, THEO. SHECKE NDRE A FGUDDARD, hente OTs NI ROSS, Commissioners, np 20 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancta. BY? ary 3caUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Sa BRICK DWELI. ING HOUSE WITH ELL ESTABLISHED GROCERS # Ae ‘ORE Ane Vaoan T SIDE LoT THE CORNER Theron AND M STREEES bey VebLIG AUC’ On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2s, at5o'clock, on the premises. we eball sell “Lots Nos: 4 and 15) in Square No, 282—each fronting 23 feet—on Twelfth street we t the corner of north M street and Twelfth strect west. Lot li. at the earner, is im- roved with a well built three story brick dwe ri jousé, with back building, containing eleven roome, with fine store room and cellars, Lot 15 adjoins the above, and has on it 2 warehouse, gietie, and carriage house, aad willbe sold seps- rately’ ‘his is the property of Leroy Bd has conducted the store with gre: only sells on account of failing heal ate posession given. Terms : One-half cash, the remainder ‘in six and ere months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the remises, ap.0-d J, 0. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucts. Y¥ J.C. MEGUTER & CO., Auctioneers, FORTY BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF L STREET NORTH AND FIRST STREET Or THUBSDAY AFTERNOON, April 23, 35, at half. Esq.,who lum bia, nell, at public sale, tor cash, at the front’ of the it House door, of sald county.om FRIDAY, eb day of April. 1864, at 12 o’elock m,, the follow. described prope: wit: eRe sort wart of Lot No. 19, in Square No, 68 commencing for the said part at s point on sist street west, at the distance of $2 feet from the wortheast corner of sai: and running Thence south 3) fect with the line of said dist street, thence west 85 feet. thence north 29 fe vy and thence east 85 feet to said 2ist street w: place of ast 4 o’clock, on the premises. we Forty be a eng meres contain 1,700 uae feet, ‘acant ‘at the corner of L street oe an together ngular the improvements | First street west, fronting Foagecti¥ oly on L street, tor trereon, seized and levied upon as the pro} erty of | First strect. andisixty feet in the rear of L street. the homas McNamy, and will be sold tore sat ‘Terms cash, and sale perem: icials No. 213, im favor of Isaac Herz ‘ocatof, rohasers Bee ee a eer OWRD Bis Siow, Pe, $2 will ‘be required at the sere ee sr J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, J, & MILIFARY RALLROADS, ap.19-9t ca Bh. ss 5 Y¥ BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. areeere SALP OF HORSES, oeRerAS GGIES, HARNESS. &c., AT AUCTIO! Otjice of Assistant Quartermaster, FASuINCTON; April 15, lot, ey ter —Will be old, on WEDNESDAY, the Railroad xan- on TUES DAY MORNING, April 261 chive Yelk, 1g Gave Mey, 5 ee moyot, iniAls wewill sell at: the Livery sud Sale Stables of ae, rae Tons of Old Railroad Trop, Joseph L, Heise, situated on 6th street, south of 100 Tons of Old Car Axles, Penn. avenue. Bis entire collection of valuable 250 Tons of Eton, Horses, Carriages, &c., viz: 300 Fons of 25 Horses. embracing several Euperion pairs, ons of O} Bens xa i Copper, “Also, ‘many fine Trot ere and Hi ‘ing Horses, xo On Baer 1 Close aiage pen Carriage, 1 Calesh, Terms: in Government Funds. Ten (10) Phsetous, eceGs are neal maniot ary 1s saueoion 8b i ish and bi It by the best northero manufacturers. 10 Buggies, with and without tops, i ioaere 8 1 (2 poutls and Single Harness, jes, idles. Hatters aceon robes ke, &e. i ‘sODS 0 rh and B a yall find jt iP ee thelr Enterenk Doateeee cash. eal Mmnexpired tease of the pian ley (having up- wards of four years to rux) if notdisposed of at private sale will be sold at atetion at the same time apl9 [Chron.]- BOTBLER-& WILLSON, Aucts ‘AS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. far Goer tobe paid at the time of purchase, the ance oD very. ‘7 moved within ten are from deieletedien HL ROBENEON Br? 7 e MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NTY- ELL SITUATED BOILD- TING LOTs ON THE IBLAND AT PUBLIO AUC. On TUESDAY APTBRNOON, April 2%, at half- past 4 o’clock.on the premises, we shall sell twen ty three well located building lots on a Island, below, ing to the “Convent of the Visitation,’? orbetown, as follows; Bighteca lots: fronting wae a foere inches ox south @ street between | TAN DSOME BUI Ping 107 oN. ifgrodte bout 124 fect. to 8 25 Loot Timublie eg? for lots | OF GEORGBTOW. JOTION. a fronting 24 feet 6 inches ats ¥ street, I will se! re, ie lie. ena on ‘BSDAY 4 renin a ectiee sina tal fon ahceoner 8) Piguine ant’ elel st rel Fronting 71 fect w inches—on Ninth ‘ifeet a? ffonti iat Pigs Bronpect atrect. and #0 feet on qeeue gouth G and H streets ai oe ening | Frederiex atreet. is. yo ms ing ® beantifa' feet. These lots are well situated for peri . | site, commanding s pues lid view ecw the Poto- poses, and are known as part of “Old face pur mac, will do well z attend athis pal at ih Rerleet eT ROS D Sieiins. Alita, BY 3. OC. Mc@UIRE &.CO., Auctioneers, "EAE ie Mao PE EAS grounds. 1 Terms: One half cash, the remainder in six Bibs, with interest, secured by a deed of t trast} on the premises. Fonzersnene at the cost of Spe parchaser. XK abe of wa of $3) on each lot will be required at t pe e of Sale. “J.C, MoGUIR® & 00., Ancts. oon MONDAY! tl 25th, at 6 r 8 mare eS. oS ic ve eee ae ; ~ sell Lot N : MoCLp ree aro eRP Nes! age p Pipe ic bet on > . | di oa gers torany abyleo ianoy repared ‘to beeseente ee or: den wf eelins mi Piranha one ex- oat cellent frame dwel pb resi or Ruts’ w Workmanship, | Sor: ‘a | ¢orteining 4,1 aeguate tke grot vente, yell examine quality of work, &c., before Shaeloal ) | built two-story: attic freme dwell with © sew here By energy, prom ptniss; ‘or back building and stabdling, ae ays gonteiming mane Lhope to merita BE oll oD- bine rooms; Tartan Hepa h gas. feetean F ity roved Cts a two! ‘awelling. { ap?-Im* enor, Excolaion } Bi athe 7, So ylopaty: finely Misigrex ae | pair £i ca Reorine PELE es) AND CEMENT || > Terma one Sots armnaiate Cupstantly on Mand ans onal < eg wand ont = ota ‘ apd hy I ET 0, aye ‘et BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, - AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL. MYBIO F CANTERBURY HALL; AND H A L Li{CANTERBU. Y HALE rater Louisiana Avexve, Near Corner of Sixth Street, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels. Rign of the Big Calcium Light. Gaones LEA. 2... ..+...... Proprietor W. E, CANAVAUGR.. eines ‘Stage Manager, THE ONLY FIRST CLASS CONCERT HALE IN THE CITY, UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS OF THE Sa AT B ARN LIANCE, AETTANeR: LANCR. “GREAT Br AR SEL ANCE, pousme CROWDED HIGROLY: OUBES CROWDED NIGHTLY, APBIENCES WHE? MITE SEAGER! AUDIBNOBS: ties Wire DELIGHT! The Management determined that no other es- tablisbment in the world shall Pre aF"X—C-D_en the Canterbury, either in the quantity or quality of attraction offered -has, at an unlimited expense, engaged the following artistes, whose pet) wide reputation has stamped them the ve ry acme of pror fessional excellence : JOHN BULETG AN, JOHN MU A JOHN MULLIGAN, Withont any exception, the best Ethiopian Com- edian of the age, y 4 CAVENAUGH, B, CAVENAD! ai p> << bs} 2 > Q co} 1} aa teint Res > >> Nslec le te le) Essie) >Pb>p>p LALLA odbeseD i=} Sif oe fesfesy ct Za fe FE} DELEHANT Ds DELEHANTY AND WARD? The greatest Clog Dancers in the world. BHLy Wears BILLY Weer’ BiLLY WEST; «J. H. DOUGHERTY, J): DOUGHERTY) - = DOUGHERTY, » WIELT fie, Wit WILL Ww. He WILL With the entire Canterbury Company, in 2 num- ber of Original and Laughable Acts. eh Ee First appearance of MISS MARY FIELDING, MISS MARY FIELDING? MISS MARY pf MISS MARY FIELDING, MISS MARY FIELDIN Gy, 88 MARY FIELDING MISS MARY FIELDING, The Talented Comedienne and Vocalist. A MISS. JENMT MISS JEN EB z GEL. MISS JENNIE The Sweet Vocalist. E THE RONZANI BALLET TROUPE, Consisting of Sixteen Young Ladies,in the beau- tiful French Ballet entitled the NYMPHS OF THE S NYMPHS OF THE SB THE CANTERBURY BOUQUET OF BEAUTY. Consisting of JENNIE FORREST, NELLIE RAINFORD, ESTELLE FORREST, MAGGIE WILSON, NAOMI PORTER, FLORENCE RIVERS, \ LUCY CLIFTON, EMMA SCHELL, In two New Divertisements, Positively the Last Week of the successful Trick Pantomime, entitled THE HOUSE THAT shox BUILT, Simon Blendershank, the Olown..W. B Cavenaugh Boss Trowell, the Pantsloon. _.... bade H, Williams Gans Bout, * the peers tattered rn jsrlequin_... Apeelinn “@ maid all forlorn,” Miles 01 ily, from Morris Isla Squire Guzziesle —__,.._.. Rene Ward cep. 8 Walter LT ir. Switzer ‘olieerman.. eee eee OB B. Ossh, s Landlord... Mr. Birgsent Dri. petuqen sane Psihoteniceri. | a +. Miss ‘riest, **all shorn,”..Mr, Jollyman Booster, ‘'th im the ee FB,” = store ballad Yea Mock Boodle-hoo pusen of the Gagmes.-—----.- Wood N. Gor 2 Aaa ls establishment for Young Ladies ‘Miss Prideall leale__.-. Yass Gas Guzz! nomes, Fairies, &c. 1 by ine amigos re Oy jostum Sroperss Mfrs Dppoin Munle, afranged. vale selected, and oom The whole produ nals prodieed and tinder tis frame: ‘TEiave divcction of. n Gari od, Braham faraisciont Orchest: Private Boxes, holding six persons. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Performance to com- mence at 8 o'clock. FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, TO LADIES: NOTICE.—On account of the very unpleasant state of the weather for the last four Saturday Afternoon Matinees, the proprietor, at the re- quest of many families, will have repeated, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME, the highly successful Trick Pantomime, entitlea THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, which will be performed at cheap'prices, positive- ly for the last'times ‘Aduiission—Ledieacs Massing Children 10.cents,: SNOW'S CELEBRATED TROUPE OF PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS Are engaged endill shortly appear. In'reheursal great at Prize Dram written by John PF. Poole, Esq40f New Yotk,y/for which:he ij of Smtiti ed th ett truit-aga\ Clear AR $000. 6d: the sot isin ail eray ‘ UNPATNOUPEA W,-“< \ be . ony mint rp a MOUNTALL OUTLA ‘tna played formpwarde aoe ese WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1864 AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATER. PENNSYLVANIA aV,, NEAR Wrenanp’ 's Hore., jirector LeONARD GROVER... ENTHUSIASTIC: SUCCESS OF GROVER'S GREAT PHILADELPHIA COMPANY! ‘CROWDING'THB THEATER TO EXCESS. The flattering commendations of the Philadet- pels press were most unmistakably endorsed by the earty plaudits of the large and fashionable ‘as- £6 emblare PERPEOT THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE DaEoNs THE BEAUTE PL SCENERY, | ACTING’ is URILLING EFFECT, This great com: papery will ay PAT aeRID THIS (Thursday) BVEN G, re bop 1864, For the last time. positively. in the great trish eC ii ae Ga, THE BRIDES OF GANYOWEN! Which will be presented with its ati scenery, 6uperbanusic, Theutterly unprecedented fod soputanity ef the dram pens at the Chestnut street ditto run for thirty-two nighter Surnite: lndieds’ cane heer dreds of people from the doors, who were unable to-gain admission. FORD’S NEW THEATER, TENTH STREET; ABOVE (B PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, THE SHAKSPEAREAN 1 TER-CENTENARY, “The tide of time, which is constantly wearing away the disgoluble fabrics of other, poeta, paasee vy without injuring'the adamant of Shakespear Dr. Jol GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK, WM: KSPEARE, Bors Apriv23. pie Diep APRIL 2, 16. **We shall not look upon his like again.”? The Manager, ino rder to lend proper ecat to the Ter-centenary celebration of the birthday of the great poet of the time, will inaugurate A DRAMATIC F BETLYAL WEEK, onmencin MONDAY EVENIN ony nil, 1534, Which will be devoted exclusively td the prod tion of the Shakspearcan plays, illustrated by t best Shakespearean actor of the age, WIN FORREST With the best Shakspearean Company now under a single management i in the country, THIS (TharsOWIN RYENING, April 21, 104, N FORRES? Will appear for the last time z in his cia imper- conation ¢ Goneril...-.—. FRIDA EDWIN HORRERT TAst Ty Aine as M ACBETH THE SHAKSPEARE rete CENTENARY In celeration of the three-hundreith anniver- vary of Shakepeare = birthda GRAND BHAKSPEARBAN MELANGE. he following standard co ousisting of acts fron ays ofS. speare: ROMEQ AND FeLieT, or 4 MIDST, site SNIGHT'S DREAM, AMING THE SHR: The Theater will be lluminated on pity eaaton: In ereperatian, anew Grand Military Drama, entitle on “COLUMBIA'S TRIUMPH. Persons holding Reserved places are res} Eoquested toattend carly, The immense throng of atrons now attending the Theater fill the thor- Oughfares to an extent rendering access to secured places somewhat difficult after ne of the curtain, etfully id $6. Reserved seatson Mr. Forrest ghte25 cts extra. Doors open at7}2; performanee to commence at 8, METROPOLITAN HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET. GARDiNER & CO ----+-+- Proprietors. INCREASED COMPANY! SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS! In addition to the old favorites, many new will add to the general popularity of tlig dy: popular Music Hall, 70. NIGHT, NY LIND D nes JEN ax epEassAY sarompon With Songs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, &c, Look out for those. atic iiss ENEMA GARDINER. MISS NELLIL TAYLOR, And the Eton ‘an Cc omedians et ac "BARRY ENOCHS; nd the celebrated Comic Singer, ‘An thee rates omie Sine GRAND FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 O°CLOCK. Admiesion 25 and 5) vents. Private Bo and $5. ap ENEFIT TO THE HOSPITALS oF WASHINGTON: GALA NIGHT! NONOR TO TUE IMMORTAL BARD! TER-CENTENARY ANNIVERSARY OF THE WORLD’S POET, WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. “ The front of Jove himself; An eye like Mars, to threaten and command; 4b station like the herald Mercury, ‘A combination and a form, indeet, Where every God did seem to set his seal, To give the world aesnrance of a man —Hanver, Act II]., ScenE 4. THE WASHINGTON LITERARY AND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Take arent. pleasure in announcing to the publie that they will celebrate THIS IMPORTANT EVENT AT THE WASHINGTON THEATER, ELEVENTH STREET, ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1833. TURE. F: rds ees N ht’s Di E ‘rom Midsamme: 's Dream, Sees under the able eon ight P Rose- wald, of the Holliday street Theater, Baltimore. S, composed by Sprague. cited by Joseph ODE, oginting, Hear, ef Grover's Theaters To conclude with the Rrgunitie of Shakspeare’s FIRST ACT OF HAMLET, by Members of the As- sociation, MUBIC 22+... 00 . Othelle, iT IT. ECITATION Trials neene from “Othelio,”? apes the distinguished Shakspearean reader... . :-P. Tasistro, Esa. ESSAY ON 1 GENIUS OF SHAKSPEARE, Hon, H, L, Hosmer. MSbSee. From Mache: SORE: Bi, ACT TIT, MERCHANT OF VENICE by Members of the Association. REMARKS ON SHAKSPEARB, by the distin- guished miceutiomey PrO8 Donald McLeod. SH KSPEARKAN TABLEAUX. Closing with an tilegorical pleune of Shaks- peare, under the management of the able. oC, Cohnheim, Esq. MISS SCHENCK aes Wo | WHITING, Esq., PROFESSOR ROSEWAL and * TASISTRO, Es ds Have kindly volunteered th their eminent services. The President, Lord Lyons, and Members of the Cabinet are javited,, are confidently expected to, 0} ICE will beopen on Wednesday, Thurs- warts rigay fs chm sae to 12m.; on Saturday, “Orch hasta Seats, #1 81; Dress Circle and Parquette, 75 cents. rats ecured without extra charge, Gentlemanly Ushers will will be in attendance: PROCEEDS 10 BE GIVEN HOSPITALS OF THE CITY LIBRARY OF THE ASSOCTATION. ide STING 5 i ecbokouaas AvexvE & NintHStReer MBLIN eeanans esr ereeees PEOpriotors: Firz Siniows = Biage Sa Bianager'and Advertiser: WL of People Nightly. Great: Public i Tegort ot the fi pear er hement Levine People. Petty J. young, / ‘Last week ciel the qe 7 | ot addition, will also-sppear the following Lady: ie iN DEL,’ AUGUSTA WALB' a Cisa WALBY, FANNY MAY, . 7 ‘3 TE) VERN ‘ANNIE’ RLMORE i nee vit Great acer the wavy ite ied 2 iOMPEON,, ms "ilies * GS ATLANTA B E peer HAO ABAIO TH) seek gn ost. OFFICIAL, ABRABAM Lixcoun, Pre President of the United! tates of America, To a whom it may concern. Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that GiovaNNI BaTTistTa CERRUTI has been: appointed Consul of Italy, at San Fran- cisco, I do hereby recognize him as such, and declare bim free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges; as are al- lowed to the Consuls of the most favored na- tions, in the United States. In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters to be made patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given. under m at the city ot Wash- inigton, the 1 y of April; A. D. 1361, (L.8.] and of the independence of the United States of America, the sth. ApraHaw Lixcorn. By the © President: Wittiam H. SEwarp, Secretary of State. | Aprauam Lixcorn, President of. the United States of America. To ‘alt whom. it, may concern. Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited | to me that FERDINANDO DE Luca has been ap- ' pointed Consul General of. Tealy, at New Or- leans, Ido hereby recognize him as such, and declare him free to exercise:and enjoy such functions, ‘powers, and’ privileges, as are al- lowed to the Consuls General of the most fa- vored nations, in the United States. In testimony whereof, I have caused thi letters.to be made patent, and the ‘Seal of ot the United States to be hereunto affixed, Given, ‘under my hand ‘at the ity of. ‘Wash; ington, the 19th day ot April; A. D. Iss4,, (L. 8.] and of the Independence of the Uni! States of America the 8th, ABRAHAM srncotis, By the President; WILLIAM -H. SEWARD, Secretary of State, Dismissals for She Week ending April 16, Colonel Asher S. Leidy, 99th Pennsylvania volunteers, to date April 9, 1861, for absence without leave, Lieutenant Colonel L. M. Ralston, 109th Penneylvania vulunteers, to date April 12, 1864, for absence without leave from the gen- eral rendezvous for veteran yolunteers at Ches- ter hospital from the iith of March to the 2ith ot March, 1964, Major Henry M. Alles, 7ith New York yol- unteers; to date March. 21, 1964, for giving du- plicate discharges to enlisted men. Major Siegfried Von Fostner and Captain dohn Stull, 34 New Jersey Cavalry, to date April 11, 163, for. making false musters, and being implicated in borrowing men from one company to swell the ranks of another. Captain Albert Hertzberg, and Captain F. W. Schaefer, 3d New Jersey cavalry, to date April il, 1564, for borrowing men from one company to swell the ranks of another, thereby making false musters. Captain S.C. Means, 34 West Virginia cay- alry, ‘0 date April 13, 1864, for disobedience of orde: Captain M.A.Downing, ist New York mount- ed rifles, te date April 15, 18641, for absence with- out leave. Lieutenant and Adjutant N. Flausbury, 57th Illinois volunteers, to date April 9, 1861, with loss of all pay and allowances, for committing a fraud upon the Government by passing three private citizens on Government transporiation from Galva to Chicago, Ilinois. Assistant Surgeon Samuel YT: Siorer, 99th ssi eens eoen sy Gut Dice Rae ulus UMTS G. Baidwin, isth Ohio volunteers, to date April 12, 1864, for drunkenness. Lieutenant W.G. Algie, Ist Maryland cay- alry, to date April 11, 1964, for breach of arrest and habitual drankenness. Second Lieutenant Nisbet Comly, Ist Ohio heavy artillery, to date April 9, I:Gi, with loss of all pay and allowanees, for continued ab- sence without leave. Second Lieutenant James Oolter, 31th Ohio volunteers, io date December ~, i-63, tor deser- uon. Second Lieutenant John C. Howard, 46th Ohio volunteers, to date April 11, 1561, for drunkenness. The tollew ing officers, to date March 21, 1564, for the causes mentioned, having been pub- lished officially, and failed to appear before the commission : Absence without leave. Captain J. H. Baker, lst United States sharp- shooters. For improperly enlisting a minor. Captain James A. Harris, 4th Obio cavalry, and Captain S. A. Clark, sth Independent Bat- talion, Ohio cavalry. Absence without leare from Camp Parae since January 30, 1861. Second Lieutenant Lewis OUuster, 9th Ohio volunteers, Dismissal Confirmed. The order revoking the dismissa! of and dis- charging Firet Lieutenant William T. Worrall, 4th United States colored troops, has been revoked, and the dismissal of Lieutenant Worrall, to date March 23, 1561, has been con- firmed. Dishonorably Discharged. Colone} John Stockton, 8th Michigan cavalry, and Captain A.C. Stockton, Sth Michigan cav- airy, te date April 15, 1964, with loss of all pay and allowances, for rendering false and fraud- nient accounts against the Government. First Lieutenant L, C. Kent, 32d United States colored troops, having requested a mustering officer to sign a false certificate, in order thathe (Kent) might obtain a local bounty to which he was not entitled. Mustered Out. First Lieutenant Wm. P. Offiey, Ist Dela- ware cavalry, to date April 11, 1964, for drank- enness. The muster out of Captain Timothy M. Wil- cox, 3d Missouri cavalry, to date March 26, 1864, for inefficiency and neglect in the per- formance of his duty, has been confirmed. Dismissals Revoked. ‘The ordérs of dismissal in the following cases have been revoked : Captain George W. Hill, 13th United States infantry. Captain Timothy Guilford, 20th Connecticut volunteers, and he has been honorably dis- charged as of the date of the order of dis- missal. Captain E, P. Boas, 20th Illinois volunteers, satisfactory evidence having been furnished that the charge upon Which he was dismissed ‘was erroneous. Captain F. Seguin, 76th Illinois volunteers, published March 8, 1664, as Captain F. Leguin, 76th Illinois volunteers, and he has been hon- orably discharged ag of the date of the jorder of dismissal. Hospital Ohaplain John AL Spooner, United States Army, and his resignation has been ac- cepted, thus leaving him honorably,out of the service to date Febtuary 8, 1961. 6% © Lientenant S, O. Collins, 23d Indiana vol- _unteers; satistactory evidence haymg been ‘farnished )that ; er te pcipteige aE from disease contracted in the line of his Barina Y,Bovell, 66th ‘Mlinois vol- ‘unteers, and he hasbeen. merey eames | to date August. 13, 1963, b Out: Beveneas 4 ~: SAMUAZSY J RITAEGE 658) 1209 wOled 27a B ae Restored to Commission, The sollowing officers, heretofore dismissed, &re Testored, provided the yarancies have not been filled by the Governors of their respective States: Captain D, H. Connors, 2d Pennsylvania Re~ serves; Captain Jas. Durgine, 7th New Hamp- shire volunteers; and UaptainGranyille P.Ma- son, 7th New Hampshire volunteers, with pay. from the date at which they rejoin their regi- ments for duty. Surgeon J, B. McVonaughy, 17th Siewerk e volunteers, REBEL ATTACK ON PLYMOUTH, N. €. A bat fee tet 5 m—They Attempt to Sterna a Fort—The Enemy Re puised—still Mere. Rebel Brutality—Th 1 clad and Gun-boats on the Reanoke—Ramors of & Norroik, VA., Aprii 19.—Refagees arriving this morning from Plymortn, N. C., report that fighting commenced there at half-past four on Sunday afternoon. The revels came down, in force and ‘attacked Fort Gray, which is about 8 mile from the town, on the Roanoke river. They planted aheavy battery on Potk’s Island, about a half a‘thile distant, and kep* up acontinuens fire, during which they enc- ceeded in cutting away the flag mast at the fort. This was replaced and the «(Stars and S:ripes” again floated defiantly in the face of the foe, and gallenily did the ferce within defend it. The rebels then advanced slowly forwa7d, gradualty and carefully ‘feeling their way up to within & short distance of the fort, when they made an impetuous charge. They were received with a galling fire, which .t Moped their ranks and caused them to fall back, A or and again they rallied and endeavored (o' the citadel by force, but to no purpose: pace time they were ro repmieed with featel planar Pa retired, Artillery. still keeping up e fire. Their much boasted iron ram,‘ with four other gunbeate, had moved down the river to: the obstrnesions within six miles of the town, ) to co-operate with the land forces. Therebel force menacing Plymouth is re- ported as being from ten to fifteen thénsand strong, the cavalry being under the eommarid ot General Ransom. Gen, Wessels is jm command of the Union, forces. He has Plymouth well fortified, and it is pronounced fmpregnable. The brave Union soldiers who are there defending it will ve far more valient than the enemy. In front of the town are stationed several’ gunboats. Théy have done'good service’ and will continne todo more. ‘They have had to) stand. ajread) ena, much of the brunt of the en-. gagement. The rebels’ oriitlery firs lias been) ape on them, it is said that on the gun-" boat Bombshell se: have been killed and Wounded. Allthecitizens haye left Plymonth; and the most of them are qnartered on Roanoke Island. Several of the Rebel shells fell in the town. During the engagement the rebels captured member of the 2d North Carolina loya: reg’ ment, who formesly had deserted, they allege. from the 7th rebel regiment of that State; and: itis reported that he was bung on the spot, without even so much as thé form of a trial. This is more of rebel brutality, and it appears that & new malignity is developing itself in the breasts of the minions of Jeff. Davis. It is rumored that the rebels have also mae & demonstration simultaneous with this in the vicinity of Newbern. The Confederates have & great anxiety to redeem the State of North Carolina, as they see that it is fast receding trore their grasp. Thongh they may use exer- tions almost superhuman, they will find that Union arms can cope successfully with any torce that they may bring. Visit or Mrs. Lincets.—Abon’ noon yes~ terday Mrs. Lincoln arrived from Washington for the purpose of visiting the Fair, She was accompanied by Mr. Blondell, the Belgiay Minister at Washington; Madame Bergna, the wife of the Secretary of the Belgian Legation; Major Hay, the President's Private Secretary Mr. John W. Garrett, the President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and Mr. William Prescott Smith. The distinguished pay. were received at the door of the Insij‘n'e en. John S. Berry, Chairman of the Exece utive Committee; and Col. R.Stocket Mathews, Chairman of the Reception Committee, and under their charge—Mr Garrett escorting Mrs. Lincoln—made a tour of the whole Fair, visit- ing the Art Gallery, New England Kitchen, etc., the observed of all. Mrs. Lincoln ex- pressea herself as highly pieaced with the appearance of the ball, and warmly eulogised the beautiful ladies of Maryland, aud the noble cause for which they aie laboring. Many ele- gant and costly arti¢les were presented during her yisit. At the splendid table of the Ladies’ Central Reliet Association, Mr. John W. Gar- rett purchaséd a magnificently worked sofa SBARION for $100, and presented | ‘it to Mrs. Lin- Circie presented her with a “very Hin dsoiks yase of wax flowers. Great quantities of beau- tiful flowers have been receiy: d daily from the President’s Gardens at Washington, and the ladies presented the vase in token of the appre+ ciation of Mrs, Lineoln’s kindness. Joseph J. Stewart, Ereq., of Baltimore county, acted as Spokeemmen, on the behalf of the ladies, and Mr. arrett received the gift on the part of Mrs. Lincoin. The party visited the New Engiand Kitchea, where they took dinner, and spent considerab'e, time in viewing the curiosities there to be met with. after which they were escorted to the't esrriages and shortly after left tor Washiag- ton.— Baltimore American. ManyLanND Grand Lope, I_ U.0.F.—This body met Monday &t the North Gay street hall, in Baltimore, and atter transacting private business adjourned till Tuesday. At 8 o'clock thatevening the Lodge proceeded to the elec. tion of officers for the ensuing term, with the JoHow ing result: uM. W. Grand ms sier Henry: F. Garey, ot Ins Lodge, No. 48: R. W. D. Grand Master—1 L. Baugher, of Franklin Lodge, No. 2; R. W. G. Aha aed Gover Cox, of Columbia Lodge, No W.G. Secretary, Jos. B. . Escavaille, of Golden Rule Lodge, No. &; R. W.G@ Treas- urer—Richard Marley, of Mechanics’ Loge, No. 15: R. W. G. Chaplaia—Geo. M. Krebs, of pee cheater Lodge, Ne. 15; R. W.G Hartel N.S. Harrison, of Pacific Lodge, N No. 63; R. W. Grand Representative to Grand Lodge ors M. W. @rand Master Alex. K. Mantz, of Adam Lodge, No. 35. It was thought that the business of the ses- sion would not be concluded for several days. 515 JAMES F, HALIDAY, 5 I 5 REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT, No, 515 ELEVENTH STREET, SOUTH OF PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE, WASEINGTON. ap 4-eolm 562 562 TO.CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 80,000 Lights of Sash of all sizes, from 8x10 to 12x20, glazed and unglazed, 1.008; irs Blinds, 1,8:0 Doors of all sizes, styles. and qualities, m0 000 Pret Mouldings of various patterns, Also, a large asso) ent of Brac! 8. Newel Posts, Balusters, Door and Window Frames Glass, &c., &c., making in all the largest an most Some plete stock in the builders’ linc ever offered in his market. all of which will be sold atanall profits i as oedoefins = more con- stant arrivi: rom the facto: ne Wh, W. HAMILTON, Agent. 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