Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. BY 7. @, MCGUIRE & (0., Auctioneers, BIXTY_ONB HANDSOMELY LOCATED BUILD- ING Lots RE Pe IG AUOTION, On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, May 24. at4a’clock om the premises, we shall sell nearly the whole o! Pquare No. 241, known as “Kingmaa’s Ga-don,” fronting about 25 feet @ach’on Mth street, north Q street, 13th street, the “Qircle,” and “Kiogman conte call zunning back to fine alleye, with Gne fa- The besutiful location of these Lots, bei the high ground Immedately north of the Peant dent's ise and Departments, the alyantage ofa city passenger ‘and Potomac ‘water imme- @iately in front of the premises. render them very desireble for Building Sites, and, as the sale will be mad commani spe- ¢ without reserve, it should SMfermeof sale: Oce-third in cash, and th sale: Ooe- sf 2 EH Rett oath Raced Pe au We geomincs, ‘est, secu: vy jed of trust Couveyances at cost of purchaser of da Wg” A cash payment on each lot at the time ofsale be required. ere eee QUIRE & 00.,Ancte, BY J.C. Mo@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VERY VALUAB: BETWEEN Fou o Glock. ue te cei apd These sre among the most desirabla lots oa the Teland. Terms: One-third in:tash; the remainder in. six st, secured by deed and twelve months, with in oftruston the premises. .. 2-a » McGUIRE & OO , Ancta; BY J.C. McRUIRE €0.; Austioneers, ap. VALUABLE Pro) EREY AT THR SIXTH st. On WED abe AP ERRN GON, May 4th, at 6 o’clock, on the ises, we. phall ts No. 13, 1, 15. 19 17, 33; ae 19. ‘in pRatt a, Foes es fronting 183 feet on Sixth street west, ard 213 feet i0 inches on south N street, improved by « large square three-stery Brick Hotel Building, with some sixteen good rooms, with large Parlors, Bar-room, thuildings. The groundsare par- Hally surrounded with acgbstantat atone well. eal surro} A a sul antiai ne wail, an: are tastefully latd out with cliice gtapem, frutts, = flowers, eapeciaily with view ros summer re- The proximity of this handsome property to the extensive wharyes.at the foot of Sixth treat, and ¢ Government works, Arsenal, &c., commanding as it dces,@ splendid view of the Potomac river, renders it very valuable as a Hotel or summer resort, and tor is end the property will besold'en: Early pcsseskion will be gives Terme: third cash; the reminder in six and Foye ros ms sie interest, secured by a deed of 'Q) . Title rere pee ap 2- "J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Austs, ORY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWENTY-ONE VALUABLE BUILDING LOT: QO} THe ISLAND IN SUBDIVISION 0. 8QU AN i}: AT ADCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of May next, we shall sell, on the premises, commencing at 5 o’cloc®, p. m., the fol ug valuable property, viz: ‘All of Square No. 412, except two cr three lots. on which Buildings are erected; the Square is divided into 24 bandsome Building Lots, averaging from 23 to 25 feet front each,all of which run back to al- zt, Norotne' se wank iy Sener total ke a reets south, an Sth and 9th streets west. and the sale will be well worthy the tion of persons wishing to = chase & handsome building site or make § €or ‘ine vestment. ae 78 opted Saal: palace: sa te and. bade. onths, the purchasers to give notes for e- fered payments, bearing intersst from the day of sale; adeed given and a deed of trust taken. © all conveyances including revenue stamps at pur- asers cost. &p.zi-d [Rep.| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown, eapemean 5° BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE- TOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEONESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at 5 o’clock, p. m., 1 will sell, in front of the premises, on the corner of Frederick and Fifth streets, 3 sirable Building Lot fronting 75 feet on Frederick street, ard 90 feet on Fifth street, Also, immediately after the above, the undivided third part of Lot No. 22%. fronting 70 feet on Sixth street, running back 159 feet. ee Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust On the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- Titi perfect. ans THOS. DOWLING. Anct. BY J.C, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctiencers, TRUSTER'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON BLEVENTH, BETWBHEN L AND M STREETS. By virtue of adeed of trast from B. B. Brides; dated October 2, 1857. and recorded in Liber J. A,3., No. 137, folios 440, &c., of the Land Records of the county of Washington, I will offer at Auction on MONDAY, the 16th day of Slay next, om the premi- ges, at 6}-0'clock. p. m.. part of Lot seven (7) in Equare three hundred and forty-one (341) in Wash- inton. bounded as follows, viz: Beginniag forty- nine feet seven inches from the southeast corner of M ard Eleventh streets, and running thence north twenty-five feet on Eleventh street, thence due east one hundred feet, the whole depth of said lot, thence due north twenty-five feet, and then:e due west to the beginning with the improvements, consisting of g Frame rel 4 Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid In ea$h, and the residue In two eqaal in- stalnents at six aud twelve months, with interest, tobe secured. = = The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, or the property may be resold, after a week's notice. at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser, CHAB. 8. ENGLIFH. Trustea, ap 19-Im J. GC. MOGUIRE & CY,, Austa. ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, COMMISSIONERS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE, FRAME HO: AND LOT ON NORTH EL 8T., ETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS. WEST. The undersigned, commissioners appointed by the Bupreme Court of the District af Columbia, in the case of Elizabeth A. Fling and others against John Carroll and others, No. 128, equity, in said court, to make sale of the real éstate of which James W. Fling died seized, hereby give notice that in pursuance of an order of said court, en- tered on the Sth day of April instant, they will sell, on the premises, the following described House and Lot, situate in the city of Washington, D. 0. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of May, 1334 o'clock p.m., namely: Lot No. 3, in Square No. 450, fronting 16 feet on north L street, between 6th 7th streets west, and having a depth in the a Tear 91 fect. The improvements consist of a two- ary frame house with « back buildipe: Terms cach, THEO. SHECRELS, ANDREW GODDARD, BLE QUEEN. BEMET HENNING, W. L. ROSS, Commissioners. ap20 J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta._ SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES Ae OF COP ALENANDMTA, VAs Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Will be sold at publicntctions at 4 ON DAY, May 2 ati2M oe MOND AY TOHSES AND MULES, condemned as unfit for put lie service. Terms: Cash in Government funds. Washing: id 33. 13a ap.26-5t S4e ‘OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES. » — Chief ter master's ¢. Depot of Washington, CaaS DC ADELE At Bale to commence at 10 o’e! D. ester, ie Gen. ge Surtees. Cn , to t, mes named below, vis: Newport, Penns , Thursday, May 6th. Gettysburg, Penna.. ay, May 9th, pooner, Thursday May t9th,” enna., Thursday, 9 Thursday, May 26th, Thu June 2d, enna., Thursday, June 9th, bursday, June l6th. ton, Pi Wit apr Beh horses ‘at oi et ‘and Two! Cece as rai for farm purposes Bany go Cargaine Horses will Be sold singly wi 4 Ms afnente gin at 10a im ‘and continue daily until Terms: cash, { ited States Treasury notes only, sin United Staats A, BRIN, ap % tieM Lt. Qol anic. Q.M Cavalry Bureau, 8. MILITARY J Onkee RAILROADS, of Assistant Quartermaster, Wasaineron, April 15, 1804. ‘ION .—Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the ret day of May, at the Railroad Depot, in Alexan- $780 Pons of Old Railroad Iron, 8 of Old Car Axles, Ho Fons of Weonght Tron,” ns Tong’ 01 saree of Old Brass and Copper. i Barrels, Te: t in Government Funds. Ten (10) . cent, tobe paid ‘at the time of porchaw, the ance on livery. within ten days The property must be removed ROWING IN,» ‘ agin Gad ae Captain and A. Q. SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.— The Derek heretofore existing betweon G. G Cornwell and J. M-Johneon—under the title of CORNWELL & JOHNSON—doing business at 215 Pennsylvamia ayenae, is this day dissolved by mu- tesl consent, All ow fending claims will be set- thed by G. G, Rornmaat. who will continue the business at the old 5! * G. @. CORNWELL, ap 22-Im J: M: JOHNSON, soi __4: 8 SOHN, 4 ER THIS DATE THE OFFICE Oye Sore ant. al ta tween 6th an: . Warhington, D, O., April 4, 1804, ap 5-lm* ) seuth. about 72 fect 7 72 _ Va, XXIM. AUCTION SALES. 8 SALE OF VALUABLE SLAUGH- UBE PROPERTY, with Brick Buildin d Frame Dwelliog’nouser a VACANT TRUSTER TER HO rick ant ling’ LOTS ‘near the Navy Yard. belonging to the estate of the late Charles Miller. On WEDNESDAY Re May 13th, at 40 cloek, onthe promises, commencing with the Bist pamod.and opntianing sn she: order hoxein yy virtue a decree t e! of the District of Columbia, sitting tu chomoue passed om. the sth day of April, 1°64, in m certain cause wherein Geo. W. Miller is c I it. alan Hiller et al. are defendants, ( eo. Bowe Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4,6, 6.7.8, 9,10, 24, 25, 28,27, ant 23, in Square No. 953, fronting respectively on 9th Aud Isth streets cast and south N street, improvad Puce quelling hesrg tt slaughter ses y +» KNOWD as ie 5] the Inte Charles’ Miller, to be sold entire ordi vided as may be deemed most desirable. Ammediately after, Lote 1. 2,3, and4, in Bquare Bp : routing on south © street, between sth , _Immedistely after, part of lot No. 2, in % Ze, oouamiaee Goebel Maia 8 t ‘Haabie Swe. ntory frame east and impreved ‘ti pe eal et mom iy r, part of Lot No. 1, Square No. Or the same at 33 feet G'inghes from 952, beginnin, the roUtheant corner of said lot and thenee ran- ning weat and fronting on M atreet 17 feet, thence north 75 feet 6 inches, thence east 17 feet, thence south 75 feet 6 inches tolhe beginuing, ‘together ith the improvements, consisting of a three-story brick dwelling house. FR Jppmediptely after, part of Lot Ln same afrnsre ming for ie same a “dbus feet from cast 1th street, the thence west 23 feet 9 inches, thence consiatin, Deckderettee coments. ick-dwe! 4 Immediately after, part of Lot ‘No.8, in Square No. 099, being the south part thereof, fronting 3) feet on Ith street east inning back t! 1 on M street routh fee ether witheine ie feet, toge provements, con: ting of a frame dwelling hotre. Immediately after, Lot 15, in Square ‘No, 1,023, fronting 90 feet on Ith street east, at the corner ofsouth K street, and running back 93 feet, ta- gether with the improvements, consisting of @ tee-story brick dwelling house, with three story brick back banat ¥ eee ‘erms : One- in cash; the remainder in 6, and 13 months, with interest. for whick tha © bs chaser must-give notes secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees, The purchaser to have the option of paying all in cash, onveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chasers, If the terms of sale are not complied with in fiv days thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right of reselling, at the risk and expense of the defaultin, urchaser, on ene week’s notice im the National ntelligencer. GEO. A. E..0. MORGA! A. THOS, BRADLEY, Trustees, ap2leodds J.C, Mc@UIRE & OO., Aucts. BY J. 0. McG. IRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALB OF VALUABL: Vv. BUSINESS PROPERTY at. Ergot 4 ond street east and Pennsylvania avenus, WHOLE OF SQUARE NO. sit, LOPS on’ north A street, between Sixth and Seventh streets east, at Public Auction, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 17, at half-past 4 o'clock, on Premises, commeneing and fol- lowing in the order herein named, by virtue of deerce of the Supreme Court of the Districtof Go!- umbia sitting in chancery, passed on the 9th day of April, 1964, in a certain cause wherein Geo: Ww. pes com na nt, ane milea Miller = eleudan | 0. , We sl sellthe nort! It No. ae fn Hauare No 132, Foo 2 4 inches on Second street eas’ e corner ef south B street at its intersection with Pennsylvania avenue, running back 75 fect, with the improva- mnents, consisting of a nearly new Brick Dwelling- House, with fine store attached. Immetiately after, the whole of square No. 842, fronting respectively on East Capitol and south A streets, between Fifth and Sixth streets east, aud- divided Into desirable building lots fronting on east Capitol and acuth A streets. Immediately after, lots No. 16 and 17, in square No, 868. fronting each 51 feet on north A street. be- tween Sixth and Seventh streets east, and runi back 128 feet 1 inch to # 30-foot alley. “Lot 17 is i proved wish # small frame Dwelling-House, . Immediately after, the north half of lot ‘No. 13, in toners, No, 066. Frontal 2074 feat on wise sraae , hetween south I rod K streets, and extend- ing back with that width to the rear of the lot. T : One third ia cash; the residue in three equal instalments’ at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest. for which the purchsser shall give notes, secured to the satisfaction of the Tratte ‘i ae purchaser to have the option of pa cash. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur chaser. If the terms of sale sre not com, with in tive days thereafter, the Trusteca reserve the right to re-sell ut the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser, GEQ.&. BOHRER, ) EF, C. MORG A? Trastese, A. THOS. BRADLEY, ap.2l-eodids "J.C. Mo@UIRE & Co., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TRUSTE SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES OF LAND IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF TILE NATIONAL BACE COURSE AT AUOTION. On MONDAY, the 23d day of May. 184, I shall sell, by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, and rr ‘ded in 1. r N.C.T ». 3, folios #71, 472, 473. 474 and one of the land records for the connty of Washington, in the District of Colum- bia, at 40°clock p. m., on the preinises, the follow- ing described property, lying and being in the county of Washington, District aforesaid, viz; Part of Ridge Tract, beginning for the same at a stone marked the northeast corner of Ridge Tract, at its junetion with St. Blizaheth tract, an! thenee running by a magnetie course north 83 degrees and 3) minutes west along the west boundary of said St. Elizabeth Tract 5 chains and 50 links to a stake, thence south 2§ degrees and 39 minutes west & chains and 50 links to # stake, thence south 33 de- grees and 30 minutes east 5 chains and 50 links toa stake set on the boundary line separating the -aid part of Ridge tract from the tract lying east there- of, thence north 25 degrees and 3) minutes east along said boundary line Schains and § links to the place of beginning, being parallel lines, con- taining three acres and four perches, be the same moreorless. 7 . Terms cash, All conveyancing, including reve- pst of purchaser. nue stamps, at the r ran ¥ f the terms of sale are not complied with in five days after sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, by giving three days notice of such re- sale in the Evening Star. . MORGAN, Teuste ap2t-cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis. BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TRUST: ‘3 SALE. of a dl of trust and a decree of ourt of this District. passed in the Dodge and Cox against Ohas. H. ble, the subscriber will, on the xt, at five o’clock in the after- ‘0 sale at auctien, to the highest bid- lowing pro; ty in this city, nea ly, Lot No.16 and pail of17,in inning at the northeast cerner said lot 16,fronting on Sixth street east. and ning thence south 72 feet. thence west 105 ‘eet 1 inch. thence north 72 feet, thence east 105 feet ) ineh to the beginning, ere are on this percelotaropad fre tenements, agd each will be sold separately, with a sufficient portion of ground attached to each. Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money in cash, end _the residue at 6, 12 and 13 months, with interest, for which tp rehaser’s bonds, with surety, will be taken. Hen on pr rT sold retained. A deposit of $2) om each lot will be required at the sale. eds, certificates, bonds, stamps, at the pur- chaser’s cont. rms AFé not fully complied with within the of By authorit the Bupreme cause of Epglial and Wm fi f sale, the property will be resold at the defaulter’s rik ieoit's ait ap 1s-stawdds © WILLEMS sucks, B. J..0. Mo@UIRE & CO,, Anctioneers, USTER’S. > NEARLY ORR N TIRE. ARE 7 AVY By sirive of Tite Trust trom Fosepli Carvil- lier. dated I; in 1351, duly Becoras of Washington county, request of all parties intereated .L shall. Epblic Auction. om the presmines.on FRIDAY. the oth f May next, at 5 0’ p. m., Lots Nou, 1, 2,3, 6 74 Byidy ly 3, 16, n Beate No, 92, i the Whose Tots are Tocated on south D and B,andeast af etreets. Bipyonih Taals one third cashiresidue in twocausl payments at six and ve months, with purcha- tern’ potes, and deed given and deed of trusttaken. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- Peel ge nde sigs ed lasexecitor of Mrs. Curvil- lier, will sell at public an: Lota 3 4in the bo’ 303, BE FERN, Executor. J. 0. MoGUIRE &'C0., Aucts. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING Auct'r; Georgetown. y [PROVED PROPERTY ON VERY VALUABLE IMeReY LAs eres RIDGE KTREE f On TOREDAY AVTERNOON, May 3, at Bo’clmck. on the premises, I shel sell, for account of the heirs of Phot Caok, southwest part of Lot No. 2, in Old George own, fronting 23 feet 41-2 ia- cheson Bridge street, oa | tween Cong :e33 an’ eaten streets, running back 27) feet to a wit lic al ey, improved b ree story Brick Dwelling Bouse with back aildin being the property oc: on . ch. ‘de ¢ -half ceah; the remainder in siz and Terms: One. he twelve months, with secured by «deed of trust on the prem! ices, fi the cost of the purchi . Conreyte MTOM AS DOWLING. Auctioueer, Base TABLES. Pome Hea WASHINGTON, D. C.,. AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL. MUSIC ANTERBURY HALL, ND HAL L}GANTERBORY HALE THEATER Lovisiaws AVENDE, Near Ce izth Street, Re i a fear Corner of Siciropoitian Froth National an: fign of the Big Calcium Light. GroncE Lea... cae — W. E. Canavavce. IMMENSE ATTRACTION! UA MENSE ATTRACTION! IMMENSE ATTRACTION! IMMENSE ATTRACTION 1 The manager takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons and the public that he bas effected an engagement with a GRAND COMEDY COMBINATION! GRAND COMEDY COMBINATION ! GRAND COMEDY COMBINATION ! Which includes the names of some of the most talented artistes in the world, for the express pur- pose of presenting, in an aéceptable manner, FARCE, COMEDY AND BURL: BR} FARCE, COMEDY AND BURLESGUE ! FARCE, COMEDY AND BURLESQUE! First appearance of MRS, FRANK RS. FRANK MRS, FRANK 8, FRANK MRS, FRANK DREW MRS, FRANK DREW The celebrated Comedienne, from Niblo’s Garden, N.Y. 1 E E E EB MR. J. De FORREST, The talented Light Comedian, from Niblo’s, N. ¥, MISS NELLIE HOWARD, MISS NELLIE HOWARD, MISS NELLIE HOWARD, The most beautiful and attractive female Jig Dancer in America. MR. 8AM RAINFORTH, SAM MR. RAINFORTH, MB. SAM BAINFORTH, The renowned Pantomimist and Maitre de Ballet, MILLE CORDELTA MLLE CORDELIA AND WHILE IRENE D'ESTEPHE ! M'LLE IRENE D’ESTEPHE | ‘The accomplished’ Dansenees, In conjunction with the Standard Favorites, Jo FIGAN, OBN MULLIGAN: (VENAUGH, VENAUGH, ox ca . UGHERTY, DOUGHERTY, J. H, DOUGHERTY, DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, BILLY WEST, BILLY WEST, BaLLY WEST, W. H, WILLIAMS, WH. WILLIAMS, W. H. WILLIAM,, 3 MIS8 JENNIE ENGEL, MISS JENNIE ENGSL, MISS JENNIE ENGEL, JENNIE FORREST, MAGGIE WILSON, BSTELLB FORREST, LUCY CLIFTON, EMMA SCHELL, nt ZS ey ad The Langliable Negro Sketch of OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE! OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE! OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE! Ole Bullves sees sreeveeseereseersss ees John Mulligan The Farces of THE ROUGH DIAMOND! THE ROUGH DIAMOND! THE ROUGH DIAMOND! SKETCHES IN INDIA! SKETCHES IN INDIA! SKETCHES IN INDIA! AND A DAY IN PARIS! AND A DAY IN PARIB! AND A DAY IN PARIB! With Mrs. Frank Drew, Mr. J. De Forrest and W, B. Cavanaugh in the cast. In active preparation, and will shortty be pra- duced, with New Scenery,” the $500 (PRIZE DBAMA, by John L, Poole, Esa,, entitled the MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, * is ‘OUTLAW, BARES MOUNTAIN AW, On, DHE WRECK OF A LIFE! As performed in New York for four successful weeks, i Admisrion - Orchestra... Private Boxes, 1g Doors open at7 o’clock; Performance to, com- mence at 3 o'clock, FAMILY MATINER ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, “Admiseion—Ladiea.25 cents; Children 10 cents, ENOW'S OELEBRATED 'TRODPE OF PERFORMING BOGS AND MONKEYS Are engagéd and will shorSly appear, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1864. AMUSEMENTS, Subic {GROVER'S Ta ATER. SYLVANIA AV., REAR " Leowand GRovER..... . Lswuppecles fh THIS ( Thursda ) EVENING, April A, EOURTH NIGHT OF THB MR, E. L. DAVENPORT MR 3 W, WALLAOK vo “AND MRS. FARREN,” on Only time most pesitively. of this magnificent double vil, A glorious might of comedy. The eminent stirs in two brilliant. pieces, Tr formance will commence with O Keef'é delightful comedy, in three acts. entitled . WILD OATS! ing a superb castof characters: F, Rover... Mr E L Davenport John Dory... vr J W Wallack Lady Amaranth M Farren Mrs . To, conclude with th 5 i ie lant ents” . ; Pecan dashing, brik ANC 8, Mr J W Wallack as. Captain J Delt F A J BENEFIT OF wnt BAY: DAVENPORT, A magnificent double bill | Z DAMON AND P¥THIAS! aD LUCRETIA BORGIA! The greatest performance ever given in Washiog- ton in one night. FORD’s NEW THEATER, TeiTH STREET, ABOVE PRNRSYLVANIA AVENUB, THIS Thursday) EVENING: April 23, IN PORBE SEO > burs EDW Once more and for the last tine, in his great chag- eter, TAOK CADE, af Received on Monday evening with the greatest 6n- thusiasm by the largest audience of the season, WIOHN MeCULLOUBR ty Mx. SOHN MeCguyor® ALDEN, ton eiiey AND THE ENTIRE COMPANY,” TO-MORROW. win A aS Ke eS ill appear for the last time as __ METAMORA, ‘ In preparation and will shortly be produced. with new scencry, machinery, new and splendid areeee ensigns, mamaria, war chariots, &c., &c., akspeare’s historical play o' ) SGORIOLANTS! Inwhich Edwin Forrest will sustain his grand Roman character of = CAIUS MARCITS! Tn preparation, the grand spectacle of the NAIA QuEE N. WASHINGTON THEATRE. Evevestu Sr., Ngan ©, On THURSDAY EVENING, April 28, 1854, Sig. Brignoli’s second and porsraly. last Grand together with the following unprecedented array of artists from ¥ 4 Max Maretzeck’s Italian Opera Company. MISS LAURA HARRIS, SIG. BRIGNOLE SIG. DRAGONT. cae fou eg a Woo. ir H Mollenhauer .. Big Dragoni 1 Fantasia for the Violonce 2 Romanza, Maria di Rulenz 3.Caratina, Lucia di Lammermoo: Z Miss Laura Harris Batteod Sigs Brignoli and Drayoni for Piano, Martha. .....Mr JN Pattison Faust. a. ..8ig Brignoli Mazeneka Caprico.¢ MT IN Pattison “Coming thro’ the Miss Harris 9 Solo Violoncello, ‘Sounds from the Alps,” loDecti: Bon F: 1 Mr H Mollenhauer 0 ett, Don Pasquale, q ne Miss Harris and ig Brignoli 1) Fantasia, air Russe, by request, Mr J N Pattison ‘Miss Harris, Sigs Brignoli and Dragoni 12 Terzett. Atilla, Tickets, One Dollar each. Reenred seats. . 5) cents extra Sale to commence TO-DAY, at Metzerott’s music store. ap 27. VARIETIES: VARIETIES! MUSIC HALL AND THEATER. SIGN OF THE BIG( E DRUMMOND LIGHT} SIGN OF THE REVOL SAsD GLOBP LigHts | THE ILLUMINATED AMUSEMENT TEMPLE! Frosting PexysyLvania AVENUE & NixtH Sr, Hametn & Co. T Sat +++ ++eeees Proprietors Fitz Simmons _—. Stag wer and Advertiser. ¥ NEW NOVELTY WEER! _ THE STAR COMPANY, WEDNESDAY METROPOLITAN HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB AND ELEVENTH STREET. GARDINER & CO... -+--- Proprietors. INCREASED COMPANY! SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS! In addition to the old favorites, wanynew ones will add to the general popularity of this highly popular Music Hall. TONIGHT, JENNY LIND AND ie MY PLEASANT NEIGHBOR. With Songs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, &c, Look ont for those coming, MISS EMMA GARDINER, "MISS NELLIL TA And the pihiopian Comedians FATTY STEWART, . "HARRY ENOCH, And the celebrated Comic Singer, TOM VANCE. GBAND FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sells at 3 0’CLoc Admission 25 and 8) cents, and @5, . — ——— = = ROF. G. BORG, LESSONS ON THE GUITAR Call and hear the. Professor perform, then = will judge whether you will learn or not, You will also see what ean be done on the Guitar, 541 south 10th street, corner of C, on the Island, at Mrs, Robey’s. ap 21-6t* NOW OPEN IN r -] WASHINGTON, aa A FIRST-CLASS NEW YORK MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, Where can always be found the most extensive and recherche styles of epringand summer Millinery and Straw Goods ever offered in this city, Also, the largest and yichert assortment of Chil- dyen's Fancy ts, Ladies’ Riding and Promenade Hats, Infantz’ Hats, Caps and Turbans, Misses’ ang Boys’ Hais in every variety and style. e No painy or trouble has been spared in having the newest and most of goods in and m ionable s i iS ALOT SL ome, ap 22-1w oor from 9th street. R® WIGERAT Bet ; core FRIGERATORS! Call and o.-¢ our, atthe NRligromy apmét | * '21Penn. aveniie. CARBIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE. LOR, K, Private Boxes $3 ap 21-tf Ce Bs yy byagetby $ = for eale,,of the very latest 8 ng-Top, six and. five No-fop, BUGGIES ;_ twelve! ight One- Horse CARRIAGES and two xD sets Bios and twenty sets Double HAR- some extra fine. on bau f Second-hand GAR- REAGEST DAUt# Bumber ShOMAS YOUNG, No. 409 Pennsylvania avonue. ‘i twelve horse power ing some repairs, made loard é& « wn, N. ¥. For particu- Tare ad .8. GK. HUNTER, Rockvilley Montgomery onan a APER in a . Persons wishing to pur- mario are, oat Sis do well to andexam- ine the above at my resi nee two miles from id i ‘iek Lape tt on the Frederic ot K. HUNTER. ap MRS. 8. 3,000 HORSES WANTED, War Daranryss? Suarigrmsters't iL 8, 1354. e D.C. , pre, ha rr ani afty 1s) 4 per head will » paid for q . * AVALRY HORSES: p ( Jel 15) days at the Gavernmeat Biablen, Glerboro,'B.0. t rae nd io iculara, not es nS ve es more than nine (9) yoars'old; from 14 to 36 a ay 't, bridle wi : enforced is be strectly adhered to.and, tal sosi and LTS Se sp 8-156 compaetly. penand of size sulllent for cavalry |, # “e a (19) 6nd o¥er,.? Gana se vs N2. 3,484, ' TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES} FROM EUROPE. Defeat of the British Ministry in the Heuse ef Commons— Maximilian Making his Appeintments— The Danish War—lits Progress, etc... New York, April 27—The steamship Cit: be New ork, has arrived from Eiverpool, ‘he United States frigate Jamestow: Macao at latest dates. SVR Wass In the House of Commons, on the i2th inst. the Government was defeated by a majority of eight on the minor educational question. aller Gibeon stated that there was no itt: Mediate intention of placing lights on Daunt’s Rock, on which the City of New York was Wrecked, but the lights at the entrance of Uork ved. harbor would be Garibaldi was recejved with. much enthu- Hi Palmers: . He visited Lor ton, and stayed BP Roar, | eater een , who was implicated The Morning Herald eays Lora Uiarengos's mission to Paris’ is to rentore amicable rela- ou boca dispel Napoleon's irritation against gland. The Emperor Maximilian’s health is im- proved. It is Stated thathe willleaye Miramar en route for Mexico on the 14th of April. He pe peed aduary, diplomatic ana ministerial p} ente, 6 Pruesidns continue a vigotous bombard- ment of Duppel. It was reported that the Danish fire was-very weak, several batteries paar aoe silenced. A Flensburg dispatch says ‘Danes are preparing to evacuate the in ebments, . ‘The Prossiansin Jutland have advanced fur- ther northward. They drove the Danes out of Horsens, after a short engagement. ; sam Conference has not yet assembled at Lon} La ¥ The Paris bourse is firmer at 66f. 339. Latest vie Queenstown. Liverroor, April 14.—The bombardment of Duppel continues vigorously. An unsuccess- ful attempt has been made te assault the place. Itis stated that the Danes have shown signs of retreat. The Conference has not yet assembled. FROM CHATTANOOGA. Zhe Rebels Moving—Capture ef Pickets. CuAaTTANOOGA, April 24.—On Fri morn- ing, at daybreak, the rebels approached our outer videttes in Nickajack 1p and were challenged, and one shot by the sentinel, who retreated on the mounted reserve. They attacked the reserve in large force, cap- turing twelve and killing four. Four of the wounded were Killed after falling into the hands of the rebels, but their bodies were re- covered. Our cavalry force was about forty, and belonged to Minty’s command. Some of our wounded made affidavit that they were fired at by the rebels while lying upon the \d in their, blood. = On Friday morning fitty rebels crossed the railway near Charleston, but did not disturb the track. ‘They were pursued by the cavalry, and twelve were captured. The reguiar complement of rebel deserters arrive daily. Sur Ips, of 0} medical director of the 4 pry Sorks is ordered to.report toGen: Meade for duty. he army is ig-fine condition. GEN. SIGEL’S DEPARTMENT, Spirited Cavalry Skirmish at Newtewn. HaARrER’s FERRY, VA., April 25.—A very spirited engagement took place between a de- tachment of the First New York Cavalry and 3, body of rebels at Newtown, near ‘Strasburg. We lost one officer and quite a numberof men. ‘The rebel force is reported to have been be- tween three and four hundred strong, the strength of our party, abont one hundred men. The contest, although a pocigedly unequhl one, was kept up with much spirit for some time. Superiority of numbers alone gave the rebels the advantage they [a The detachment of ist New York cavalry thus engaged was out ona scout, being des- patched trom Martinsburg. It is evident they “«scouted” out the position of the enemy, and subsequently “scooted” for the old position ot friendly quarters, CUMBERLAND, Mp., April 25.—Neither at Harper’s Ferry nor Martinsburg is there any Lewsof interest to-day. Nothing is said about the reported advance of Lee. Pennsylvania Militia—Neo Immediate Call Anticipated. HARRISBURG, April 27.—It is not probable that there will be a call for the militia of this State at this time. It is known that there isa perfect understanding between the State and national authorities on this piece and when- ever the military force of the State is needed, they will most promptly be furnished. The new militia bill will certainly pass the Legislature, and as soon as the law is revised so as to make the militia effective, the Gov- ernor will immediately organize it so as to be ready for any service needed by the State and nation. CONGRESSIONAL. _——— In THE SENATE yomerlay— The amendment 6f Mr. Pomeroy to the “bill to provide a national currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereot,” was debated by Messrs. Howe, Collamer, Chandler, Johnson, Sumner, and others, but no definite action was taken. In THE HovsE— Mr. Garfield reported from the Committee on Military Affairs a joint resolution appropria- ting $25,000,000 to pay for the Western troops recently called out by the Governors tor a period not less than one hundred days. The joint resolution was passed almost im- mediately. The House, in committee, resumed the con- - sideration of the internal tax bill. Mr, Pendleton, of the Committee of Ways and Meane, pr.xposed various amenndments to the sections relating to penalties, in order to their more certain and speedy execution. The following, among other amendments, ‘were adopted: Imposing aauty of 2% per centum ad valorem on the gross amount of the sales of sugar re- finers, including all the products of their man- ufactories or refineries. A tax of 5 per centum ad valorem on quick- silver produced from the ore. One of the clauses was amended so thata duty of 5 per centum shall be imposed on gold and silver produced from quartz mines, from beds of rivers, from the earth, or in any other ‘way or manner; provided all such duties shall . bepayable in or builion. ‘Mr. Wallace, the delegate trom Idaho, moved to strike out the above proviso, requiring pay- mentin coin. It was, he said, in effect a repu- diation of the Government paper. The proviso; ‘Was stricken out. - The proviso to the clause relating to sales of gold and silver, bullion, etc., was modified to re as follows 4 ie n! 1, Or company, peing: 3 ier, who shall selLor offer terling ex- notes, hand, be lable, in other vided in such to fift; Perens Br anion to Soraie of Shy one no of one per centum on sales or contracts 5. ohe committee struck out the proviso that all railroad, steamboat, ferryboat, and bridge cor- porations shall have the right to add the duty or tax im) d to their rates of faroé whenever their liability thereto may commence, sny lim- itations whi 1m may exist by nth eB greement Ww! ee nave paid or be liable to pay such fare, to the contrary notwithstanding. The tax on companies is increased to two and a half per centum on the gross receipts of such companies. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.— We are informed that the annual exhibition of the National tural society, will this year be held at the Capitol of Washington and ‘Will take place about the middle of June. It will on. occasion be conducted under the most fayorable od gy prominent members of the Government having evinced as' interest -in = nonepoaes ene vie a at beable prizes. alin We Bet of “Be a Ads Se 52 RE SURRENDER OF PLYMOUTH. es REBEL ACCOUNT. mea Tess The Captare of Plymouth / {Editorialfrom Petersburg Expresso April 23.] We are still without full official information of the brilliant affair at’ Piymouth. We learn, however, upon reliable Rnthority, that skir- mishing commenced On Sanday, continued briskly Monday and Tiesday, andon Wednes- day the enemy's works were carried by assault im @ most gallant manner. The Yankee com- mander, Brigadier General Weesel, a8 wiil ve seen from a Richmond telegram in another col. umn, was twice summoned to surrender, but refuting to do s0, the place was stormed an@ captured. The number of prisoners taken is yee stated to have been two thousand: five pnaad:: besides the eperens. who were taken. elegram states that a splendid two- handred pounder gan was a): if valuable articles <sptored. sO amonges! tha and Graham’s batteries, both trons this city, were eng: in the contlict, and did splendid service. e regret, however, to that Col. James R. Branch, who commanded that bearing his name, had one of his bro. ken and was bruised by the fall of his horse, The wounded have been mostly sent to Wei- don, where, we doubt not, they will be weil taken care of ‘Gen. Hoke bas struck # moet effective blow for the Iedemption of his native State. Hie commsénd was composed of North Caroliniaus, asd they havenobly and galiantly liberated a Most Importsnt part of their State from the invader.: ‘We shall have more and yet greater news from this and co-operat peditions. The co-operating naval expedition is under the command of Commander R. F. Pinkuey. Commanéer J. W. Cooke commands the ifon- clad gunboat Altemarie, in Roanoke River. Lieutenant B. P. Loyal the iron clad. gunboat Neuse, in the Nense Ri a e1 Lieutepan BB. ‘Mfoor commande Aotilin of iver. “cutters” in the Chowan moe trt tan Roanoke Mee SUR Es BORG BY around js said to. be very rich and fullof sup- plies. The two other places held by the Yankees on the North Oarolitia cokst are Washing:on, atthe mouth of Tar River, and Newberp, at the meer ot he ones. The later sa steenniy garrigoned ; 48 supposed that the larger part of the forces at Washington had beea moved up to Plymouth. FROM THE SOUTH. General Grant's Movements, ‘The Petersburg Express, of the 23d, has the following: OxaxGe Court House, April 22.—It is re- ported that the enemy commenced to-da: moving spelt Tear, preparatory to an ad- yance. There is nothing going on in our frout indicating an immediate advance, The roads are dry and hard. RICHMOND, April 21.—A flee: of gunboats ap- terday in R river, fared yes' Evelve miles below Tappahannock. A dredg- ing machine was sent in advance to search for torpedoes. Itis believed now that Tappahan- nock or Port Royal will be the base of Burn- side’s co-operative movement against Rich- mond. Fight in Mississippi. Most, April 22.—On Wi Wirt Adams chanics ville, , General mepuieed 1,500 Federals near M2- Miss. THE Story AnovT Mrs. WHiTE.—The New York je says: ‘We have the highest authority for the follow- ing statement in connéction with the story tha: Mrs. M. Todd White (a sister of Mrs. Lincoln,) was permitted by the President to carry con- traband Sonth. Mrs. White went South with only the ordinary pass which the Presi- dent gives to those persons whom he permis to go. The President's ere did not perm't Mrs. White to take with her any’ dinary baggage, nor did she attempt to take anythin; ae tke! Lindy Sanit pee baerd Bot exempt her baggage from the uenal mspectior, and her baggage wid undergo the tsuslinspect tion. General mee? found no be eer goode or letters in her baggage. She not insultor defy General Butler, nor was anything her words or action which led Bim to sue- pect thatehe was either a rebel spy or emissary. or that she was violating any of the rules under which ‘persons are sent through the lines, ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS—Gen’l Burnside.— There is much stir and bustle in and around the City Hotel to-day, consequent upon the vast amount of business and detail to be tran acted by Gen. Burnside at hs headquarters. Each individual'member of his staffis actively “and constantly engaged, and the General him- self looks and acts very much as though re had something to say ia what is going on Fish Market.—The market has been well sup- plied for the past few days, the arrivale being very large. Herring were selling at$i 50a$5 50) RT thousand this morning. and shad at @9 to 11 per hundred. There are but few buyers in the market, and unless the demand should ir- crease withima day or two the k vei will go down to a ruinous figure,—Alez, Journal 27ih. APFAIRSIN PRINCBGEOR .— We are glad to learn that Mr. John Z. Jenkins, of Serratcs distriet, in this county, has been released from the military prison in which he has been de- tained for two weeks past. What he was charged with has not transpired. ‘The four steamers belonging to the Messrs. Weems have been chartered by the Govern- ment, and were last week withdrawn from their route between Baltimore and the Patcx- ent river. At Nottingham, in this county, M. R. Stamp is appointed postmaster in place of his father, Jobn T. Stamp.—Marlloro’ Gazette, 27th. @7 The State of Illinois. has packed during the last season, 1,273 3%) hogs, of an average weight of 19% Ibs. If these were placed in cars, 10 tons to each car, it would make a train 75 miles long, and allowing 30 cars toeach loco- moins would require 60 locomotives to draw them. Ww It is eaid the rebel soldiers call General Lee “Marse Robert.” They no doabt fully appreciate the abject condition of slavery to which they h:ve been lowered by the tyrants at Richmond, of whom Lee is the executive officer. @7 Senator Fessenden has received infor- mation that his son, Col. Frank Fessenden, reporte? wounded while fighting at the head ot the 3uth Maine in Louisiana, on the Sth ana 9th, was unharmed. &7 The Police of Buffalo, N. Y, have their. bands fall of orders to hunt up younggirls be- tween 18 and 20 years of age, who have sn- sconded a te their parents as is supposed for the vilest purpoees. &@ An immense bed of coal, of superior quality has been discovered in Wisconsin, be- tween the head waters of St. Croix and Lake Superivr. wo" Lai meetings to right the wrongs of sewing women have been held in Philade!- phia;and the participants met with sympathy from all of a humane disposition. SF The time of all the Pennsylvania Re- serve regiments expires between the i[th of June and Ist of August. &@-Terrible warning to the unmarried—sev- eral bachelors were found last winter frozen to death in their beds. % &7 It is reported that Governor Morton, will in command the militia of Indiana, I called out, Pe, 6 waThe in which fas Choave was rocked in his infancy, has been presented to the Baltimore Fair. @7 Kavanaugh offers to piey any dilliard player in the world for $10,00). s fe ite New York Legislature has adjouraea after & cession of 110 days. wo-Rich tines of zinc lend ‘halve been a7 Neat Dow is very il) at his residence in a-al Mool? SGU ekggir ss. is now. dere Tor aay ‘le oF quan trot SOB MOU INGS, of ev oF. workmanship. penters and builders | do well to examine quality of work, &¢., before ©: Scop Lanse mR ga gogo reais : Moulding Mill ap7-Im* cor Bae ats. Washington ROOFING FELE. yyy prrog., nd for sale, a choice lot of Felt ait Bich phish wil bonld cheap together wth LIMB, PLAST: ECO art ko. ap 35-Im* ___ west side 7th at., at Gamal bridge M°* uY MONBY! MONEY: M. K. W: & 00., LICENSED PA an ne work- rN BROKERS, - Ro, 289 O street, between fi ‘and loth sts., Money advanced Silver Watches Diamopds, at Sottisenen's Wearing £3 MOOR FHT ATR BELG BORE wren Night Blooming Cereus, Jocques» Por Lilly Ladies! Bloom Youth oi Ague Cures.’ ies, Vs Killer: eret HO as ana ua wae VILLE ACAD AMY —Students rece Bay incan iGirged howpiale gt ee 5 Aap Bteolm* “Brookville, Montgomery co.. Ma,