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Evening star., 1864-05-08
FLOR the Evanjns Star

For the Evening Star.
MR.. EDITOR: Ailowme TO explain the article
OF your city reporter on the pardon OF Collins
Dixon That report emanated from the Mar
shaPs Office, and although true as tar as 1t goss.
there IL something omitted. The second section
OF the act OF Congress appointing a Warden
over the laiis, DC, provides "That the said
Waroen eoai! have the exclusive supervision
accountable for the safe. keeping Of the pris.
oBers com mmitted thereto and shall have all the
poacer, and discharge all the duties heretofore
legally exercised and discharged over said jails
and the prisoners therein BY the Marshal Of the
Deputy Marshal Phillips seemed to disregard
the above transfer OF power, by refusing to give
the pardon into the hands of the Warden, as
claimed to be his right by me, he adhering to
former practice In such cases. I then stated to
den's decision. When the Warden learned the
facts he did not feel 1t safe to release directed
by the Marshal and took the matter to court
and they, having the pardon in their possession,
determined to release the prisoner and 81 70 him
his pardon as his right, instead OF leaving 1t in
the bants Of the Marshal as heretofore. I
informed Mr.. Dixon Of the existence of his par
don and trregularity in the premises: he appre-
ciated my action under the circumstances, and
expressed himself perfectly satisfied and there
In the mind of the Marshal. am Jaiior, but
represented the Wa-ten and Government in
the premises as recently shown by the opinion
Of the Attorney General in the cases OF Hen.
dIi ks and Pollardi for, II the Marshal had
emo power over the prisoners in Jail" in the
period between the passage of this act and the
confirmation OF the Warden's appointment. I
am at loss to find 1t now. acted In the case
as all other officers similarly situated would
have acted, and there was no need Of bringing
Respectfully, B. M1LBURN.
May J, 1864.
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!, R. LABBE's MAY FESTIVAL |

D. MAY BALL.
i R0P. J.. KREts Respectfully announces
GRAND MAY BALL
IN 'A TT TUESDAY nf'S EVENING, May 10th. A
ODD FELLOWS Hall. Serenh street.
The exhibition shoGRsMSn s!i eHR%ssHs ass0'eiook.
College Hornpipe, by two masters, a T..
Pas d'Eccosaise, by two ladies,
Pas Syrian, by q lady AMI gentlemen,
Pas De Medley, BY Miss,
Irish LiIt, BY lady and gentleman,
l. homme trois Jambes, or the man with three
Highland Fling. By three gentlemen. Ia
Sailors Hornpipe, by o gentleman.
Pas Syrian, by Miss and Master,
La NanOla, By Miss and Master, at4l= 3
Zingarilla, BY Miss and Master.
La Tsrrentslia Pas de Deux. BY Miss and Master,
Grand National Polks. By . gentleman and Miss,
dess of Liberty, arranged expressly for the oc
Grand May Pole Dance. By sixteen. ending with
After which the noor viii be ces.ed for tAs whole
Cards admitting gentleman and ladies. 81; 70
be bad Of any Of the pupils and principal music
& ballet Mastsr-J w. Reels, assisted BY his
brother II. p. 3 Ereis.
Mr. Ereis wishes to return his sincere thanks to
his patrons and friends for their kind patronage
durfne the sesson. and respectfully sokeits the
same Tor the nsAt. which commences esptember
oth, 1854. ~ Ss-eoSts
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HRADS THAT RRREI.

HFADS THAT RKBKL
against the rules Of Taste or Beauty in their color
in the loss of all their color may be changed in
a few moments to any
Benatifxl Shade,
by q single application of
CBISrADoRO's HAIR DYE
The rspidity Of its operation perfect safety per-
manent heslthful effect and the exceeding depth
and richness Of the bues 1t ithparts, distinguish
this preparation from all other Dyes in use in this
country or in Europe.
CEIsTADoRO's HAIR PRsssRvAT1vR.
q valuable adjunct to tho Dye in dressing and pro-
noting the growth and perfect health of the hair,
and of itself, when used alone-s safeguard that
protects the fbers from decay under all circum
stances and under all clmes Manufactured by
]. Cristadoro, No. Astor House, New York
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
ers. NH n 1-dS,yeoIm
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~. WILKINS, Esq, has been appointed Agen,
OF the Great Pennsyl vanis route. vice K. o. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 2sth Of March. Mr. Viii
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
during the past two years, and is thoroughly CON
yerEant with the business of the route in ALI its
departments. All applications Tor informason
tickets, &c, must he addrassnc TO f. J. Wilkins
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route Sixth street and
PenDsylyania avenue. Ed. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent,
ap6 Great Penn sylvania Route.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LADIEs.-Considersble
excitement has been created among fair friends
BY. VIM. Prince, Ssl F street, opposite the Patent
OmcHe in fo fhsvd5ng in built and now in use powerful
of ladies' dresses. This trimming is very fashion
able, and is taking the place of braiding so much
worn of late. This machine IS the only one il ths
city, and ladies can save the expense of send.
ing to Eew York or Baltimor- to have their work
done Dressmakers will be particularly glad of
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dent upon judi cious preser alton Of ehe feet it
is Impossible to-move in a graceful manner if the
dered condition, and nothing impedes so much a.
Gorns BTni2ns; 1nsrowing Nails, or other disor.
We would recommend an early call at DR.. Whites
ofice No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ
sndt6th streets. ap6-tf
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DEAFNEsS, CAfARkH,
and diseases Of tbs
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES,

DR. LI0HTHILL,
from "a st. Mark Place, New York,
Author OF "a Popular Treatise on Deafness
"Letters on Catarrh,t
Will make his third visit to
WASHINGTON.
On MONDAY, May 9th,
and can be consulted at the
EBBITT HoUsB
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening, May 18th.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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BROWN'S kRoNcUr.r Tpnrupu

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRuCBRs
These Lozenges are prepared from q highly
esteemed recipe for stlevating Bronchial Alice
tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat
$1,000 Pnbiic. peake,s and Vocalist.
Will find them beneficial :. clearing the voice
before speaking or singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion Of the vocal organs
having q peculiar adaptation to affections Thicb
disturb the organs of speech NH 2s-d&w wtf
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MARRIED.,
DIED

On Friday evening, May 9th, HARRY BURDINE
ODER, youngest ch:.u Of Henry N. and Caroline
Oher, aged ii months and IS days
The friends and scquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral rom the
tween and south Navy Yaril, on Sunday af
ternoop, 9th instant at o'clock.
On the 7th instant, at s o'clock a. m, MARTHA
A. JACKSON. in her 36th year, daughter of the
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral on Monday, at O'Clock, street, be-
tween 18th and 18th
Evening star., 1864-05-08

GorSG INTO THE VEGETABLE BUSINESS
Yesterday morning, officers Shelton and Beail
arrested Michael Owens Oh the charge OF steal.
ing lot OF cabbage. onions and lettuce from
christian Miller. Miller, IT appaars, lives near
the Congressional Burial Ground, and has lost
taken from his market garden. Owens Is
deserter from the 9Th regular cavalry. and nas
been employed by Miller, who discharged him
ON Monday, and that night some OF the plants
rpeye stolen. Suspicion rested on Owens, and
The officers determined TO watch him, and yes
ssrday morning at o'clock he was caught BY
the oificers with basket full OF plants, In the
aot o1 carving them from the premises. Yes.
1srdax morning the ease WAS heard by Justice
SSnH. who committed him TO jail.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

TEE LxyxE or TIE 4RA3D ENcAxpMxHr
I. o. o. F. comes OF, 1t should be rememoered,
on Wednesday night next At Odd Fellows
HAL, 7rn street. Tickets tor II are selling like
hot cakes, as every body wishes 70 oe on nand
10 80 en- joyable and we'll conducted an affair
as an Odd Fellows Lsvee
So varied will be the entertain fnent on this
occasion that everybody must be suited. ana
more es peciaily those who like to indulge In
the irspirtting dance when they can do 90 IN the
good company always conEres ated ct festivals
OF This noble order. We advise those who have
not purchased tickets TO 90 30 at once.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

IxPASrrCIDH.-Thursday night the scaven =
ger of the First Ward found newly born fe-
male mulatto infant In q sink ta the rear Of q
house situated In an alley between l. and K
streets and Connecticut avenue and 18th street.
aloroner Wood ward was sent for, and held an
inc uest this morning. bat there being no evi.
cence as 70 who put the In fant there, or how
II came TO its death, the jury rendered yer.
dict in accordance with the facts. bot expressed
q belief that foul msans we're used.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
I.O. F.. LEV e H.

~ 10. O. f.. LEV e H.
i HE GRAND ENCAMPMENT LEVEE (post-
poned last Monday night in consequence of the
storm will be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1ITH,
at Odd Fellows Hall Seventh street, the members
Of the Order appearing in regalia The programme
includes an address, promenade concert, and the
merry dance" Tickets 81 admitting gentle
man and ladies. I'm g. 3t] THE COMMITTEE
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CHarrh Cured.

From Rev. r. Z. Russell, Lynn, Macs.
/ have been much troubled with Catarrh of
the worst type for some twenty years. 1t
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense Of smell, and
hrt aking down my general health to such q
degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate,
and suspend public speaking
made dii!gent use of the useful remedies,
such as snuffs OF different kin Dis, nitrate of
silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhalatious,
but without any salutary effects. Last sum-
mer heard OF DR.. Lighthills successful mode
Of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my
ly to improve, and this improvement has gone
on to the present time MY catarrh has gradu-
ally melted away, my cough has disappeared,
my voice has become natural, and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let
me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficul.
ties to apply to DR.. Lighthill.
P. r. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb. l, 1862 my 5.eo2w
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUeEMINTs TO-NIGar,

FoRp's THRATRR.-Mr Forrest closed his
engagement here last night, and night Mr..
John mccullough aud Miss Alice Gray make
their last appearance and both will appear in
me me comedy 1.-THE Soldiers Daughter and In
tne drama The Avenging Hand" thus offer.
Ing splendid parting bill On Monday J. s.
Ciark commences an engagement
0RovKR's THEATER.-This is positively tha
last might OF the great combination Messrs.
Wallack and Davenport and Mrs Farren. and
mr. auaek will repeat his thrilling imper.
sonaIlon OF "Easen,' in the grea. play OF "Oli.
The charming comedy IA Morning Oall. "wiii
commence the entertainment.
CANTERBURY.-Mr. Lea did a good thing for
MS patrons when he added the comedians Mrs.
FRANK Drew and Mr.. j. DE Forrest to his com.
Rany, and their acting, aided by members Of
me company has tended to make this resort
Soubly attractive. The bill TO- night embraces
much that is lively and is full of fun.
METRoPoLITAN HALL.-The fine ballet. tia
Sicilian," newly arranged, will be performed
mere TO- night, among other new and beauttfui
songs, acts and dances, by Nellie TayIor Jos
Gynilds, harry Enochs and numerous Others
"A comic pantomime concludes the entertain
TARIRTIRs.-yarieties is ALWAYS we'll Mt.
tended on Saturday night by the many who
after weeks Iabor, desire an hour OF laughter
ano recreation. The bill announced for to night
Is, as usual, q good one.
FAIRs.-At Foundry Church, corner OF 1atb
and G streets, The ladies' fair Is still in success
1ul operation, and hereafter Ii will be omen from
3our o'clock in the afternoon, The tables are
We'll supplied with numerous articles of use
and ornament, and the refreshment tables are
also we'll supplied.
Tn fair at Trinity Hall, on Fifth street is also
an enjoyable place, and the ladies spare no
efforts TO please visitors.
Evening star., 1864-05-08
OREIGN DRY GOODS.

Our stock of foreign goods Is now very large and
any articles OF foreign i'm portation will doubt
save money by making their purchases rs early as
possible, the recent addttona duty Of fifty per
cent put upon them by late act of Congress will
goods purchased after this time; but .as we had
fortunately purchased very largely before the
duty wasincreased We are now prepared TO offer
great many goods at lower rates than they can be
purchased for elsewhere. We name in part the
Elegant Black Silks for closks and mantillss,
from 81 80 to IS per yard
20 pieces small figured and solid colored Silks,
% pieces neat check Silks. in all of the most
fashionable cOlors in use, and at very moderate
20 pieces plain colored Poultdesois in all of the
20 pieces printed foulard Silk, at s7hs cents and
5 pieces plaid and striped tafta foulsrds, which
we are ceiling very cheap indeed. being = yard
ALSO ON HAND
4 rnn,uleta stock Of medium priced dress goods
rsn1ine from IS TO Is cents PET yard, making our
assortment of dress go de more complete than
will he found In any other establishment In the
Dstriet Ard purchasers will soon be able TO udge
Thether they are cheap or not. ~ our lowest
price" msrts4 ea sass Piece o. sH"os s"~a a pis'n
We Also have on hand, af the best makers,
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF BLACK GOODS
Comprisine ali of Lupin's fabriaues. which sr
known to Be the best in the world; and hsvin
purchased them cheap we are prepared 70 &c
them at fair advance and take our chances Tor IN
future.
No. 80, opposite Centre Market,
mySStif between 7th and 18th streets.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

GoLD PLATED DJgwRLRY-Besutiful gold plated
yewery in great variety, and silver plated Tea
Spoons, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 43s Penn
avenue, near IA. Only one dollar my b-3t*
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From the Rev. Fred. 3. Jewell, Professor
Of state Normal Sch0Sl, ALBANY. Ny.

From the Rev. Fred. 3. Jewell, Professor
Of state Normal School, Albany, N. Y.
This may certify that have been, since 1914,
subject TO violent periodical attacks Of catarrh,
marked by a highly infiamed condition of the
lining membranes Of the cavities Of the head,
producing most distressing species Of head.
ache for days at time, wholly incapacitating
me from business, and during the paroxysms
combining me to the bed. In some instances the
inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa.
sioning too'hache to the threat, producing
twice it has SO affected the left eye as to con.
fine me for month or more to a darkened room.
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febrile symptoms; by stoppage OF the head,
from the nose, subsequently becoming acrld
and yellow, and towards the close Of the attack
becoming bloody and purulent. / have tried
medicines of almost every klId; external ap-
plications to the head. such as camphor, gin
ger, hot oandages, and lamentations Of hot
vinegar; snuffs Of some half q dozen kinds, and
Other catarrhal preparations, together with in.
ternal remedies, such as Alternatives, cathartics
and emetice. These have produced no change
In the occurrence or character Of the disease,
and, In most cases, with little or no temporary
disease to be pra ,tically beyond either cure or
material alienation.
Under these circumstances 1 was led some
Ave months ago. to make a trial Of Dr. Light
hilFs treatment His method at once approved
itself to my judgment, as simple, philosophi-
cal, and likely to be effective. Notwithstand.
ing LQe disadvantages under which he labored,
IN dealing with a disease of such long stand.
ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys.
pepsia, and constantly induced by the acci-
dents of my professional labor, I founa the
treatment reaching the disease as 1t had never
been reached before, and producing such
modification and alieviation of its character
as had supposed Impossible. chronicle the
results thus. Althoushl have been situated
several times, so that should formerly have
believed a severe attack of my catarrh ineyita.
bile, have scaped thus far; the symptoms of
threatened attack have been very light and
have Yielded to the remedies employed by DR..
Iighthlll, without need of recourse to the old
hot lamentations, or enetics; and the dischar.
ges from the head have resumed the original
and natural condition. 1 count upon a com.
plete cure. That have been able, no Weyer
to obtain so material relief is to me a cause
OF gratitude. In that alone, am repaid for
whatever the treatment may have cost me.
/ make this statement unsolicited, as means
OF acknowledging my obligations to DIR. Light
kilis method Of treating catarrh, and with
view to aid any who may have suffered from
that disease, IN forming just opinion OF its
merits, and its probable utility in their own
case. FRRDK. S. JRwELL,
Prof State Normal School
Albany. N. Y, March Ia, 1854.
Evening star., 1864-05-08
A GRAND PICNIC WILL BE GIVEN
YOUNG CATHOLICS' FRIEND SOCIETY,
AT TIL HE PARK,
On WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH.

The Committee of Arran ge1nents pledge them
selves TO do everything in their power to make 1t
pleasant to all who may attend.
Tickets n cents my4 -2aw2wGd
Evening star., 1864-05-08

RYJ. O. Meg UIRE Co., Auctioneers.
NEW THREE.STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE WITH STORE ATTACKED ON K 81.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT AUC
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May l2tn at s
O'Clock on the premises, shall sell, de rrable
Lot Oh X street north next to II corner of Con
necticut avenue, 2ax1OO feet, improved by new
three story Brick Dwelling House, with Store
Room attached, we'll adopted tor a business place
as we'll residence. being in the vicinity Of the
ppb blic Departt ents anc Offices.
Immediate possession given.
Terms: One.half cash, the remainder in Sir,
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed
Of trust on the premises.
Convey ances st the cost of the purchaser.
my7 c. MCGUIRE 90. Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

NAvY-YARD AFPAiRs.- Messrs. Morris
Peake and Downing, the commission VI ho have
FOR q few days past been inquring as to the
wages Of mechanics on other Government and
puvate work, yesterday morning transmitted
understood that they recommend that an in.
crease be given to the mechanics and others in
nearly ali the departments of the yard.
Thursday, Messrs. Kere and Marceron, Of
ioiners department., in order to influence the
Commodore In granting the req uest, waited on
some of the outside bosses, and obtained car-
tificates from the following to the effect that
theg Were paying their hands three dollars per
day :-Messrs. Williamson, John James, Geo.
W. Scrogeins, q. 3. Church, Allen Baird, Of
Philadelphia, engaged on the National Bank, ,
Beers Il Bro, and E. M. Botelor,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RATTLE FOR SPLENDID SILVER SET, at the Sam
pie Room. No. 2S1 Pennsylvania avenue next
d99r 10 the Simpson House. Rock Chowder at 10
Evening star., 1864-05-08

pY THOMAB DOWL1NG, Auctr: Georgetown.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, At Q
O'Clock p Will sell, in front of the premises,
near the College gate, the east part of Lot No. ca
in 1hreckeld's addition to Georgetown. frontiu
26 feet on Second street, and improved By a t9o-
story Frame House, subject to an undivided Sixth
part.
Title perfect. Terms cash.
All cens nseyancipg and stsm ps at the cost OF tn
purchaser.
my 6-d& ds THOMAS DOWLIN9 Auet
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BOARDING.

DOARDINa.-Rour sLngie fsauenen can Be 90.
ID commodsted With Board In respectable fAm-
Ily at Ne S2 Pa. avenue, CORNER I'D street isrsna
% Per ponth Al t-0
Evening star., 1864-05-08

nA. DuPoEf's Sugar coated Female Regulating
pills are the Gerry bsst IN They operate Speedily
and sfsTarety, and being sugar coated create
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills will provo their superiority oveY all
others. Price s. box. Sold bys G. Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue, W Washinston. and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. 3a6-ly
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W. M. HUSTEH 4 BKUTHEha
z be{yaar Sth And III streets,

EOR 01admon Q Sale and Livery Stable
i corner Bridge and Market rtreets,
Georgstewn. o., one 6netsy sfALLIoN, ,@Y
single harness, Also, thirty hexd Of work, saddle
and carriage horses and mules. second and top
and no top bUkGtes. iny 2-6t
Evening star., 1864-05-08
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

m NOTICE.
! ne Undersigned having bought Tie prs%isss
corner Bridge and Montgomery streets, nov called
the New 1dea," respectfully announos to their
friends that they will always have on hand Q une
assortment of Wines. LIQUORS, Oigsrs, &c,, TO-.
aud have also Furnished Rooms TO EsnS
54t ii fARNHAM,
ap B2w. Proprtes0rs.
Just REdE1vED AND FOB SALE ON B9HRD
8aO0 bushels Peach Blow Potatoes, ,..all7 r
2.n0e Long Ialand Mercer Posasoes,
100 I" Rus6ia Turnips,
Inquire on hoard the boat or at Fulton Market.
corner l4th and sts, 3.
M 9-Hs EEHF \. ~ nAs0VA@
Evening star., 1864-05-08

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR Dye IETEE WoaLD
-Neusr Fades or Washes Out q pnsm Hair Dys.
80 cents q box. The best in use. Try 1t. Sold by
g. G Ford, corner 1ith street and Penn. avenue,
Washington and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

CHARGE OF SWINDLING ON SHoEs.-One
day last week q mar. me, named McLaugiin,
went to the store OF Henry Holman, Pennsyl-
rania avenue, betw cen "a and Sd streets, to
procure pair of CATERS, when ne was shown
some pegged ones, but they did not suit and
he was shown some which Holman recon-
1nenoed as sewed shoes, costing an additional
dollar. Mclaughlin bought pair, supposing
that they were sewed, and after a-tng them
two or three days he discovered that theYmHere
neither pegged nor sewad, but nailed: aud he
forthwith procured warrant from Justice
Ferguson charging Holman with sTindling
hlm out Of one dollar (the difference in price
between pegged aud sewed shoes), which was
ser ysd by Officer Wallingssord on Wednesday,,
and Holman gave bail for his appearance to-
day. The accused says the warrant should
have been issued against the man who sold
him the shoes, he had been swlndIed worse
ahan Mclaughlin.
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RY VIM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
IL s. w. corner Pa Az and 9th at

Rf VIM u W hLL q CO., Auctloneers.
- 5. W. corner Pa. ay and 9Th at
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c
O'Clock. we will sell, at the Auction Rooms. an as
sorfment of fGroceries and LIQUORS, embrackg-
bo1s bo1ss Sn GROUND C1nse: sPicas and 11diso,
Boxes CASTLE and Family Soap.
Boxes Brandy Peaches, Demijohns andy and
Whiskey,
Boxes Tobacco and Cigars and Smoking Tobacco,
X. Rs hite Lead and Paint
HO Pack ages GLASSWARE and Tumblers and 9oblets
KEGS Butter,
Barrels Oh Bourbon, Funk's, Gibsons' Xxx and
Irish Whiskey,
Barr Gin Octaves and Quarters Brandy.
ny.7 WIN. l.. WALL d CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-08

JouRNA cf TH1 pIsCoyH1Y on rny
SoyEce OF the Nile. ~ Ospt. Joan spsks;
'aI;,r sY,r J" -ssTsssd; ss.". ysAsux rAYIos
Evening star., 1864-05-08

pY THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs Georgetown
LOT IN GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC ACC
TION.
O'Clock m will cell in front of tae preu1i .e<
part Of Lot No. q. in Bsall's addition to George
near Bridge street. and improved By an excel emf
two story Brick House.
Possession given Immediately.
AL conveysncing and stamps ct the coseof ths.
purchase =.
Title perfect, -.s 81
Terms cash.
6-dkds THOS,-DOWLlNG. Au0t.
Evening star., 1864-05-08

AoH FRENCH fIREBoARD PRINTS. 1QR
inst received, q choice SELECTION of the above ct
J MARKRffER'B, No. 4 sK 7th street,
Eight doors above Ode Fellows Hall:
Terms cssh Sp 2S-imir