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THE GUARDIAN SOCIETY We very obear.
fIlIy publish the following communica alton
frcm B b. French, Esq, in relation to toe
Guardian Society, and have further 70 say that
II the gentlemen he names as com ected with
the society (bmself incloded) will take an ac-
tive part in its management Ii Is certain 20
have a useful career:
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1861.
To the Editor Of the Star:
An article appeared In your paper OF April
81, headed {. Northrnp Again" which does
great injustice TO the sc uardian Society OF
the District OF Columbia, and to the COMMITTEES
on Public Buildings and Grounds OF the House
Of Representatives. You speak Of a bill grant
ms 10 that society the use OF u portion of re.
s'rvaton OF the public ground, which You er-
rcIsousIy state lie out East Capi oil street, at
icing Oh New Jersey avenue south.) as being
snuee1ed through the House, &c. And you say
a so that the s. Society consists of single kn.
-olridu al by the name OF Northrup." "The
Guardian Society" OF which you speak, is 8
soeiety incorporated by Al act OF Congress.
mind, fer have no record to refer to, are Amos
n. NOAH, John M. BrodhPad, Il. G. Robbins,
B. French, J. B. Northrup, Deacon HsasI'
Judge Cartier, and Judge Oin
regular meeting wis held under .he cbe -
tr, and officers OF the society elected; but IL
having very limited amount OF funds, buc
little has been DONE
Congress was petitioned three or four years
ago for grant OF land. and bill psssed the
Senate during the last Congress making II, and
was only lest in the House for want Of time
Inc peulon WIS again presented TO the House
early in this session. II was referred to the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
and number Of the members of the society,
among them Judge Cartier, Mr.. French, Des
cen Heath and MIR. Northrop, went before tina,
committee and urged the passage of q bin.
The committee took the trouble to 60 and ex-
anime the lana asked tor, and they formed the,
bill as they thought would he best for an con-
cerned, making it imperative upon the society
to expend a large sum Of money within three
years from the passage of the bill in erecting
buildings, &c, other wise the grant was to be
void. The committee had the bill long time
under consideration, and matured it after
much consultation. 1t was reported to the
House cn the 18th of February by Hon. Mr.,
Rice, OF Me-, the most respectable and worthy
chairman Of the committee and was ordered
TO be printed. 1t was printed and was eight
weeks before the House without single Oh.
lection being made to 1t. On the 2Oth of April
it was considered and passed. IT was no more
smugqled through the house than any other bin
regularly passed, bat had all possible noto.
riety given to it.
The object of the bill is an excellent one, and
of much importance to our city; and should l.
become law. and its provisions carried into
effect. great good will result to q class Of per-
sons now running loose upon the community
with no means Of sapport.
Respectfully yours, II. B. FERNcB.
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accruing therefrom, shall be managed ana
eonuoilea oy the mavors and eorparst ms OF
said ei'Fsi and the Levy Court OF said county,
respectively, for the time beng Aud so kng
as the lands srsntrd hv this act shall r.maiu
The properly of either of the sa,d cities OF
Washington or GeoJfeiawn, or The County OF
tsNaticp.
Sec.4. Tt "a men Of color between the ages
twenty q, d six y. IN the cities of washins ton
Ton, in the ID stric, of Coium bia, 81 n each
anr uaily pay poll tax cf enc dollar, for the
use ar d benefit OF public schools in ssid cries
ard said comfy to be assessed and collected
the Levy Court OF said county.
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GRAND LARCENY CAsRs.-Monday, after.
noou, Simon Lowman, who keeps clothing
coat, pants and vest, which were taken from
the front Of the store. Mr. Lowman seized two
boys, James Ryon and James German, who
were in company with those who took the
over to oflcer Noonan. Yesterday Justice
Thompson committed them to jail for court.
Several days ago pair OF psntaiooas was
Herbet & Geo. 0erhold, on street. and yesteS-
day morning one OF them identified them on q
coiored man named oliver P. Howard, and
eustodv. Jmstice Thompson heard the case,
and committed him FOR court.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
John +. Poole Prize Drama of the
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
On. THE WRECK OF LIFEl
On, THE WRECK OF LIFE.
On, THE WRECK OF 4 LIFE!
which received the premium of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
From the American Theater, New York, and the
right Of playing it in Washington purchased by
Geo. Lea, exclusively for the Canterbury.
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
"A TATE ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER,
limited STATES MARsHALSSALE.

In virtue of writ of Fieri Facias Issued from
III. .Clerh 9 Office of the Supreme Court of the
United state. for the District Of Columbia, and to
at the front the Court House door of said Coup.
y, on WEDEEsDAY, the 25th day Of May mex,
1861 at u O'Clock M, all defendant right, title
Claim and interest in and to the north part Of Lot
10 Ss 81; in Square No 81, bouI eed as follows.
Lot No s. on the line of Seventh street east run.
PING thence west 81 feet, thence north 80 feet.
thence east 90 feet to the beginning together With
all singular, the improvements thereon seized aud
levied upon as the property Of Samuel and Joseph
Arnold. and will be sold to satisfy judicial No 23s
In iayor of White, Middleton & Bsall use Of Elias
mya wARDH LAMoN. o. 8. Marshal, D, @,
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AMUSEME ENTS.
FORD'A NEW THEATER.
TREfB sfR8sr. ABOVE PByysYLv ANA AvEEuB.

FORD'> NEW THEATEK.
fEs1B sTRssr. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AvEsuB.
BENEFIT OF MISS ALICE GRAY,
which oee1slnR Mfss 'sf stsaS BENIN
r'n THIS &ednssssy5 EvES1NG, 's's' My T.
Will b. presented Chsriy's glorious Comedy. in
;sor cfhk T SOLDIERS DAUGHTER, j.. s,.
70 sSsssas sRfithEs sR I'll III
SSsl!y scraggs :.....- Miss Susan Denim
'''' Hef 'a'RH8a WHAcR sSRS Row 70 DE DOW.
To,morrow,-.Edxin Forrest will appear, for the
nf''''"s in 'fie caif6s faiiif6 s MARCUS,
IN S0aA'peaFss ScoR1dhtSts aPd1 bhissssifsi play of
Being the last night but one of his engagement.
= Monday. May 9,-,Reproduction Of the Grand
-A''y spectacle q NAiGAD shG QUEEN. ID,
With gorgeous Scenery, Costumes and Appoint
ments. ..s4-- - 90 ..----.-. - ..-.-
GROWERS rBEATER.
PESNsYLvASIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
LEONARD GROVER. Director
THIS "wednesday, EV.NING. May4, 1864,
s,' sfs y z,
AND MRS. FARREN,
who will appear this evening, supported by the
Mr.. Wallace. in compli iance with the many pu bic
reque.ts, will repeat his unapproachable imper
FtGIN!
which was acknowledge by the large audience
last. 10 be the most wonderful and thrilling char
acter zation ever witnessed the American stage.
The perfor nance will Commence with the beau
tiful Comedy of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,.
Buy E, Gomez Mr. E 1 Davenport
eonede wb M wsak own pacnsp
and unequalled version of Dickens great play, in
three acts
OLIVER TWIST,
The entire unabridged play, including the Great
Last Scene. which was unayOitsbly omitted on
saturday evening last.
Pagin. ......-......-s-..-.-.-Mr Mr. ] W Waliack
Nancy Sykes. ............ Mrs Farren
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BRILLIANT TRIUMPH.
ENTHCsIAsTIC RECEPTION OF THE NEW
COMEDY COMBINATION.

The lar gest and most Talented Company of Artstes
ever seen in the City Of Washin gton.
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'REAT ATTRACTION FOR THE COMING
WEEK
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
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AUCTION SALES.
eDTURE DAYS.
DYJO. Nice EIRB 4 CO., Austicnesrs.

tRARcERY SALE vALrABLE IMPROVED
AND USlhpRuEE pope iTY QS UELA-
WE AtENGe. BETWEEN ANp SIS.
NORTH NEsRTHE rApI roL GATE
On 'AftRUAY AFTERNOON, May ttth, at
tte late Circuit G. ur.. and An anenasd dsoes Of
slit IA Ceurt of EQUITY the lat er deere lated
Anrit ssb 1854 ard rendered in ssuse No 733
1karsin Fi,ssbefh BRETT IL com pl.inant, and thas
2 ~ ne and others, defendants, the usd ,re' i
T,ustas viii sell all Of Lotss ssp.rts off,. xn;n
fauare No $50: as toilows- W"
Avenue north e. Dsrrsns Dsa :sn
ring sss4 is S - - III, 7,sset alley, improved oyn
iSsqitsiks'''bt iSSIsqtk 'b*EHfsss Ef an aRors v,ru nAok
BUILDINSS. N"
A1efLotS No S.frontinz 50 feet inches on Della
vare ave, ue, between North and O straets. and
rupni BACK an av. rage depth Of lS4s feet TO g.
HsiCK pWIILsna HsGsE fstf ! 10 WiFs VII sRS BACK
BUILDINGS.
PAR OF hot No. 10, fronting 35 rect Inches on
Geia1a1e avenne. between snd strsats n rth.
~, ninS oAcs about l4n feet TO = l5-feet Aley:
v'ry short distance Of tie NorTh Cate Of the .pi:
tol ana IL the proposed extension of th, Capitol
grounds Is contaminated viii bs Immediately al
)olring.
Terms One third cash; the remainder In six and
twelve this, with interest secured 20 the salts
hction of the Trustee or sill cash at the oosion OF
purchaser 80
Con1eyances and stamps at the cost of tbs pur-
Earl; possession Of the bSiIdIngs Ti, 20 given
ap1s-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
TRrRvRE,s SALE


By authority OF deed. of trust and dacrse ~
the Gu preme Court { this District, passed in the
cause OF Er gish Dod ge AMI uox yafnst 1has. H
and Vim. Il. We able, the subscriber will on the
noon pose to sale at auction, to the highest bid
de-, the following property 10 this city, near the
Gsvy Yard, name y. Lot No. Is and part of IL, In
square No si7 beginning at the northeast corner
Of said lot l6, fronting on Sixth street east and
J iDch thence north p feet. thence east N5 feet
inch to the beginning.
There en- tins parcel of ground Eve tenemsnts.
a. each will be sold separately with q sufi cient
portion of grouu nd attached to each
Terms. One fourth of the purchase money In
cash ana the residue at s. II and ls months, with
surety viii be taken and . lien on the premi ,ss
sold retained deposit Of $40 on each lot viii be
required at the sale
Deeds, certificates, bonds, stamps, at the pur-
chaser cost.
If the terms are not fully complied with within
fve days from the day of sale, the property will be
Tesold st the defaulter's risk and cost
W, REDIN Trustee
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PROF. HOLDEN Musical Director
VXL.
GRAND COMBIN NATTONI
DOUBLE COMPANY!
f'rS' week Mss lis NELLIE TAYLOR, d.
edged By the Press and Public Of til the pro- pro-
'''''' Tom VANCE,
the inimitable Comic Vocalist and Comedian in
his new, original and local Songs. - 80
JOE CHILDS.
the greatest Clog Dancer before the public
. leon BERGER,
the American Warbler. ~
HARRY ENOOHs
will see that q see the dark side of the picture
And the shaking of the sides by the coadiutor Of
'H' ~ "'' 80 CHARLIE PETRIEl
form an important feature.
GUNBOAr MINSTRELs,
who have been engaged, at great expense, for two
weeks, in addition to the regular company,
SIG. CONSTANTINE
GREAT BAElEf f~p ppSl'vSEag1sE,tESr. ~
arranged by SIX sfo,I1sSi ,GIG1psStsi'ine' entitled
hti Miss Helene SMITH,
Mss NIs5 HAE11E IpzzfH TEsxER wEgsnn.
". MISS, ,M0LLIE Lane,
W. BARTHOLoMEU ''' 0LI'
re WILLIAM SCOTT.
LEW BRIMMER,
BILLY gHOTAS,
LARGEST, AND BEST COMPANY
ever produced in the city; the performance con-
Guiding with the ughable Comic Pantomi ns of
THE Old FOX
oDsAruRba4k aa4Ak kFDEKS"6s P MA5ssEs .1as o,onoo,.
Admission Is and 81 cents. Private Boxes So
and S5. --..- my 2-lw
- VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER
FRoNfIH0 PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE 4 NINTH STREE,
SIGN or THE BIGGEST DRUMMOND LIGHT ,
Sf q tSP
P11s Manager and
SPLENDID OVATION TONIGHT, -.
Just from the American Theater, New York.
The Great Comic Pantomimist,
is: aAFEiT, ): 8. aAFFITr aAFFFFIr
Maggie Friei, Mr.. Kerns,
Fanny May, Mr.. Thompson,
Kitty Lee:, Mr.. Boodgood,
Maggie vernon, Mr.. Francis,
Annie EliBors, ors,nu,pp Mr.. Barry,
.r IN GREAT D0uBLE BLLL;
" DANCES, NEGRO ACTS. &c. ooN'S'
LADIES' AND CLERKS LEVEE.
Admission Is and 80 cents; private boxesS,
Performance at in the evening.
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y EADIN9S FROM
sOME OF THE BEST AUTHORS,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street, above D. Washington, D. G.,
THURSDAY EVENING, May 5, lisa,
BY
ENE AHERN
SELECTIONS.
Paradise and the Peri; Lala Rookie. .,.... Moore
The Men who Fell at Baltimore IL. W. Eorney
Spartacus to the Gla Iators at Capua Kellogg
i ne nagaoonas Tr9H brid ge
The Karsmaniau Exile. From the
Ottoman. ..:............~...... J. c. Mangan
The American Plag. .---.......... Drake
Doors open at clock, commencing at 8 o'clock
Cards of admission, 81 cents. my sat-
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mas MARIA ehAG g. AGGosHiSsSkk., sSaSSk. lat. Of .,.,.n
drie, Va, having removed her school to Cam.
bridge Md, ie prepared to receive four or ave
Intellectual domestic and morsl training viii re-.
ceive her most assduous care Her success, while
for years engaged, in Alexandria. in educatine q
girls, is well known to all old residents Of that
town. -
Parents in this vicinity who desire further In
formation concerning the I'D ant ges of her sch
are respectfully referred 70 Lewis Kenz,e, ESQ
the Washington Star. Her terms for board. tU. q.
ition, &C., are moderate. -
Cambridge, Md, where she has recently loc.tad
her school, is one Of the healthest and most ds.
VILLAGES in the Union and has about it no
soiieitous parent win spprose in selsctine lang ana
ity in which to have daughter Thoroughly edn
Gated and trained for future usefulness.
spS-dn - 49, fT--17 GEf'a :
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ap ls-staw&ds GREEN < VILLA vs., A.
J. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotioneers

TRUsrEEs' SALE or BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
north, BRiGK HoUsE AND LOT .a on GlsSensh sSesSis
VA0AN T LoT at The corner Of Twelfth Street
rR16AY Ri AGFin AFfrESooN May 49, =. O'Clock
on the premises, shallsels by virtue of decree
H ssV
complainant and Ellen Miller ct al. are defend.
Part Of Lot No. /. in Square No. 2ss, fronting o
.ls streets, sud bsck that width the dspih oef
said lot together Gith the In proven to, consist
No ss5. frontiEg . feet on ilth street vest, be:
With that width to the rear Of said lot, tosssh.r
site the improvements, cor sistins Of q swo-ssory
, En- s, No in Square as
IeI and eont.inias ? las square feet Of ground
Terms: 9ne-shird In cash, and the residue in
cen months with interest for whi,h the purcha-
e sse noses 70 the the Of
paying all in cash.
oohveyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
II the terms of sale are not complied with In five
ssa aS DAY s hs and cost 81 s e
Ing on one weeks notice in the National
II I SISs SSRSaRSs'n, SRS s'n,v Trustees.
.p aeeod&ds j. O. MoGUIRE ( co . Auets.
SALE OF CONDEaNED HORSES AND MULES
'~,g Ssi '1s e., aSti q iYa'fsf'0" isss
atE sns RRbsasbt
may T'' 1901 hSksEs AND MULES,
tST pq1S seeglss fbss
Bale to conf lhcs 1t 10 o clock, .. n;
Brig. Gen. and ohlst os ausssGR..ssr, s. ssSRas;
apT-2st Depot Of Washineton. b q.
a UoTIoN SALE OF ooNDEaNID MRsEs.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAV AIRY BUREAU,
OrsIoE OF CHIsr ogARrBRNAsTla,
sold at sasie D G 4sgsh sSs 3D.
de5t at the times and places nam ed below, Viz:
s,ss5sre ss,ss55 RePpa Pssaa %easssy hss d.
kltaona Penna. Thur, day, May 18th,
ResdiRs fsan. IThSnlssis TSassiss; his IL, S
5ss 9th
ISsasss as .s sd s.sss s.e
=, Ihe se horsss hsve bsen eondemned as unit for
For ROAD and farm purposes u any good Bargains
Horses viii be sold siusly. ...
s.iss begin 1t 10 m, and continue daily until
Terms cash, in United State. Treasury notes
ap s tte9O Il. Col and c. Q.M O,valry Bureau,
IT 0. MILITARY RAILROADS,
SVNce y aSSfSlQTs ttaITstrn7GSteT,
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1854.
AUCTION.-Win be sold, on WEDNESDAY. the
lSth Day OF May, at the Railroad Depot in Alsxan-
800 fons of Old Railroad Iron,
100 Tors of Old Car Axes,
80 Tons Of Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons of Wrought Iron,
Tons OF Old Brass and COPPER,
800 OIL Barrels.
ferns Cash in Government Funds. Ten Cl0)
e, cent. to be paid at the time Of purchase, the
The property must be removed within ten days
from date OF sale, Il. l.. ROBINSON,
~. .f6-dts. Captain and A. Q. u.
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RY THOMAS rOWL.N .NG, 4ucf,; Georgetown

E(Y THOMAS BOWLING. 4ucT Georsstown.
TaH sSp
), = fS56 S9aTSSs Ss9s. wrpSrsn,p
Pre- sn bsna es of
10, iS No in and y feet
east side of Potomac street. and opposite to the
bsns Bssx
Building. also, two Lo,s, each fon ing 20 feet on
back feet; This prop. Tty, s.usted as it Is, BE-
cilities for manufacturing or other purposes, and
for an investmeat such an opportunity seldom oc
Terrs: One half cash, balance in sis, and twelve
months, secured By adeed OF trust on the peoperts
,Conveyancng and stamps at the cost of the pur-
aps.d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RY Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetieneers1 4 SH
sAbE "
dated M October lss7 and recorded in LiberJ
MONDAY the 18th day Of May next on 'e the psemi 9
osHeR RaIs Of Lot in
nine feet seven inches from the seatheast cernsr
south strass sSsnss
dIe ;sst one hundred feet the Whole depth ef said
due west to the begin ming with the improyements
consisting of Frame Dwelling. 80
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash and the residue In two equal in
stalments at six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured ~. = : ~
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale. or the property be rssold
after week notice, at the risk and cost the rst
purchaser. CHAS: 8. ENGLISH. Trustee.
ap 10 I'm J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Eg.
"A TATE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
, IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by G6spar
Tochman, and Appollonia j. .Tochman his VIE,
dated July "a. 1857. and recorded among the land
records of Alexandria Comfy. Va the said Gas.
par Toebman being ged In the rebellion against
lac sovereign authority of the United States and
tie interest on the debt secured by said osed of
trust being In arrear and unpaid from the s)th day
ofOctober, ls6l,-I shall pro eed by order of the
psrty sec ured and by virtue Of the authority con.
erred BY said deed. and the sta te in such case
made and provided. and ON the 19th day of May 1854
shall sel at auction to the CHEST bidder for cash
IN front OF he Mayor Office in the City of AIexan-
drla a., at II o'clock, M the pro perty ,ned on
said deed that is to say the farm called Summer
Hilr on the Potomac river in said County-the
same compri ing about one hundred and 6fty acres
ano heing situated about midway between Wash.
1ngtop City and A. exandria, Va. - ..
fufther particulars of the sale will be given at
sps0 I'd STEWART, Trustee
limited STATES MARsHALSsALE
In virtue of writ of Fieri Facias Issued from
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ECO SEVENTH STREET, eco
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,

562 SEVENTH STREET 562
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
60 Lights Of Sash of all sizes, from sxl0 to 2xa,
glazed and un glazed,
loo pairs Blinds, . 1
l,Doo Doors Of ali sizes, styles and qualities,
9p 600 feet Mouldings of various patterns, -
Daos Window
sompese stoef shs bniders de ns eser saa
offered in this market all of which will be sold
A'i' arriving How w. 'nf aaafTfoSs aiasasf2E1sS Agent.
sslsior sash sustsinsr and the West Castle slate
C2mpa1ys Manteis.
vented. aside from weights and pulleys and 1T less
than one quarter the cost. "~ -'-'''
The Mantels manufactured by the above com many
are too well known throughout the country to re.
bility and beauty they urpass al Others. sample
can % '''A - -, GH "; HAMILTON, Agent.
ap le-eolms 562 7th st., oppo. Center Market.
@AAFRANKLLE & oo.,An0
"a Pa avenue S.en1Ns Sstr.sn pss and 18th s.r..t:
3ss Pa. avenue, under the National Hotel.
onef to the officers Of the army their we'll selected
FIILD GLASSES,
sin gle or DOUBLE with the best achromatic lenses
opera 9lasses and Compasses at the lowest prices,
bsromstsrs, Thermometers. Mathematical In.
Photograph Albums, Cartss dc visite, plain >or
stereoscopes and Views In rsat variety,
Eye Glasses, carefully suited for every partio.
uiar eyesight and warranted. ap26
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METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AID ELEVENTH srREEr
r. GARD NER L II. ENOCHS. .prop-ietnrs
PROF. HOLDEN Musical Director
Evening star., 1864-05-04
JOSEPH R1YNOLDs & co,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS.
M a-.--. II. p - Y

E"S' 0AS, AND STEAN F7TTER1,
No. 500 NIz.H srassf, near avenue.
Have Just received, ana win eonstansav hss> m,
asna tns srssss and best assortment il tae city
Glssa GioSss nics me proP Lishts Portsblss
slesi1 this lips; from the best sstsSiishmsnts n
NeE aorx nneosiRhia. &C., which VIII be sold
ALSO, RANGES. fuRNAcEs. and Hrs-Bosrd
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE 8,
ass anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
". % ii fin3s sf Gas as end = isfsAx st.,..
Rromgtly, and cheap, as also .eysrythins In The
Closets, Wash -stsnds, Baains. 10, TO-, &c No 500
Ninth street, near Psnnsyl the LARGEST
% Xef m thfeo art Slsss bliNS1d TeAiss neSri.
Asv, which he Win dispose Of very low. u luire
. the BiniAH1 room, corner OF l1eA street sod
ReansyfvAniA AFoAse. nh kW
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m ulMotAL.-SIMUFL q DRURY, 4t,os.sy
R S -: az. =, fo,s. haa removed his ofacs
10 n 0. as6, opposite west wing oity Hall.
- 1H1ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
financial.
s. 7-3O LOAN

IN. Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice st ,ub.crp
ton. wNbe received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
,bIe- yes-s from Aug 10, 1866. With semi annual interest at
the rate Of and hreoteais po per aunGuTinc
pa and ineres, both to be paid IN layinl MONEY.
These notes viii he convertible ct the option OF the holder at
maturity, into ~ per oet gold bearing bonds payable not
less an I've than twenty years from he date, as
the Government, my elect They viii be Issued in denou
nations Of go sG6 $500 ~ go and 5000 and al sub
scorpions uus. be ioI shy dollars multiple OF dy
dolars
A. the notes dfr interest nom Au7ust u.s. persons nakns
deposits sobcgpeui to a e must py the interest accrued
from date ofnoie to a.,e fdepo'ii.
Ps.es deposing twenty :aoass,d dollars snl upward
os .hesc my ile wiz be elowei commission
o. one -crercr OF one rsr cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
II "a NATIONAL sAvIgss BANK Offering higher rsie
Of interest thsn any Other sad He bs security Any SAVINGS
bank which pays 10 depo-io IN u = Notes. considers ihe'
il il payng in the best circulating medium u tie county,
and It cranei pay anything 5Gcr oi lis own assets are
either in Government sccaIes il Votes OF bonds payable
in Govrnueut p5per
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND
IN addition 70 N. very liberal inieet the Notes 'o'
.rce wears lis privilege q cenvenon !! low worth about
three per cent per euu ior the for 20 Bonds
is not les. than sa, PER prca aud before the war The
premium On sz Pc, cent T. s. Stoke over twenty Per
cent Il viii be tha ..e actual pf9t on tis Loan, e.
tie rresen. market rate il not ess Than ten Iss cent per
sruuUl.
IIs EXEMPTION RROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAN
ALTON
But, aide from an tho adsintges we lave enumerated
srecisl Ac. OF Congress oIeps al BoH2' aud Irds"S
NJ, Cos leal s1a5e. On tho 1velso this exemption "
worth sbou two Ter Per ecofdns 10 TIE rae o.
taxation In vlrious parts Of De country.
T. "a believed that no Securities of-r rrca. inducements
70 I-nd.rs Is those issued BY TIE SoveEnmrnt Ia ell
o.her forms # in.et,eda,s the fh ability 4 rrvatc
tsies, stock conP2ni seTare's oonr'aaiies ohy
" pledged FOR payment e the whole properly OF the oonn
r il hcld TO secure the discharge Of al Tie obligations OF the
United sstes.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
By the
AssFrsvr TT.,suArR OF TuR UyrTKD STATES oor9sE Of
Wal and NassausA
rmsr SATioxAI Bivx 0p Nrv.yoEx. No. iWnn't.
SECOND national BA-K or SrvYosK eJd-s,. o1iTsy.
THIKp NlrioSsL BANK OF EEw-YoRE, No. Ns'sgu- st.
ToURrR NATIog,L BaSE OF NEv fosE 2, ard % Pinosl
FIFTH NATloyAL BANK Of Nzw-YoEy, No q; 3dav.
SixTn HArloxAL BANK OF SEw-yoSK, ch-av BrdTiy.
EIoHrH NATIONAL BANK or Ngw YORK No 60 Broaeway
NIsrn NArIoSAL BANK OF EFw.Y ORR. 10 3SS Broiiwsy
TEyrH NATIONAL EASE og Szw YosN. So 20 Broadway.
CrxrRAL NArIoxAL BANK OF NEw-YoEK. No II Daanes'
NATIONAL EzcELSGE BANK oF NEW YORK 1874 Or "icA s.
and by oil ksonsl Banks which dePoli'ores Of public
money,
Ann ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further information and
AFFORD Every FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS