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Warranted TO CURE SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Standing will cure Gonorrhaa in sir days. No
change Of diet REQUIRED; Price g. per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria ia ely
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A 9RHRnAL REBELLION.

ITlNnlph q GFtdf DtSt0tsTH
TIE public has rebelled against esntsriStns Hair
Dyes Fashion has fsresworn them. A sagacious
community has I'd opted in their stead,
CHIsrApoRo's HAIR Dye.
and for these reasons. It embrowns and bisckens
the hair. not the skin 1t 10 vegetable snollent,
not burnin fluid It does not burlesque nature
with blooming metallic tingss, but produces her own
Hiring hxts. It's cooling effect is lasting. It dsfss
dstection Its results uniform. It nsrsr fails.
Manufactured BY ]. CHRIaTADoRo, No, 6 Aston
House. New York. Sold by ell Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. JAZZ eolm,r
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u COTfAGH sYTsm
WALNUT, OAK, IMITATION AND PAINTED,

~ COTTAGE SyTNM
COTTAGE SETS III
WALNUT, OAK. IMITATION AND PAINTED.
WITH AND WITHOUT MARBLE Tors.
and complete sssort@snt Of OF ii0i DssKs.M
esuf ltook Il nov complete IN ever partie-
.lsE The public Are inSiFSHa e wilson VI "a
fs N-6t IRspl Iron Hal. No. S1e Pc. ~.
C1TAT BIRGAIN. "A New Grand Square
" PIANO FORTE, (ssysa ootavss,i
larse ssrpsntins neSidinEs, s,ssanty Yxx
man ieavpe Msshinxtcn, ard Z g Be ssen at Prof.
OF 1ith. Alse ore os Gso.se. A Princes nsa
splendid M1LODxoNS. Only between . and Is
pi011ssoH AL sILoMy N0L0MsKI ass ePsas1
oQURs1s; Az ssS:s xAe desire . sysl then;
DyStem. win cal at his residence No. S1S streSt,
eorner @ iisa Reception hours are daily from 20
WI gAv1 just llQ1IVlD FRCN INV
w York . nav lot Of 91A6-6fesa. Black and
Japan-tAAS cannot b surpassed. and selling ct
isx ssssses, Our Black Tea for 81 re pcuSd can
3a0.TA&Al No. A60 etA street..
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10. MCGUIRE & 90. Auotioneers

7 ARGE OLLECTION or BOOKS. $50 GOLD
a AID sILvBR szC0HD- HAND WAroHss. Bowie
KNIVES. sHkIwooD AID FITZGBRALp's JBvsLRv
SAVE, LARGE SToRK MIRROR, Two SUPERIOR CJUa-
STOCK OF DEALER DECLINING BUsISEss,-On
THURSDAY 1VENfEG. February z5ta, ct
C'closk, AID continuing each evening at that hour
until the whols Is disposed Of, We shall sell the
Stock and Fixtures In trade Of I. Thompson a..
comprisina-
Aiaree collection Of Books In various Departments
Of Literature.
About $50 Gold sDd Silver b cond hand Watches,
Revolving Pistols Of various Patterns, Bowie
Knives
Large lot Of Second hand Jeweiry,
Hnsli,h Rsguisto. French Msntel Clocks,
Large Jewslry Safe, by Sherwood and Pitx gerald.
Two Fine ust al ard plate glas, Counter Cases,
Gas Chandeliers and Store Fixtures generally.
- Persons having Watches or Jeweky On re-
pair requested to call for the same prior 10 the
saIe. otherwise IS will b. cold.
fels off 10. Nee UIRE co.. Aucts-
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON An OFTICER-
Last night, number OF men belonging 70 tue
difficulty q. No asa Tenth street, south OF Penn
sylyania avenue. The police went IN to quiet
the row, and as officer G. W. smith, OF the
Third Ward, was going into the mouse ne was
struck by another, and finally by third. The
officer was being very roughly nanoIeo oy ms
assailants when an officer OF the army went 70
the reIief OF the policeman, and after severe
struggle they succeeded in arresting John
Lynch and John Eskiss of the transport ser
vice They were taken before Justice diber-
son, who held them to bail for their appeG-
ance at court.
WASHINGTON THEATER-Miss Laura Keene.--
This evening the beautiful domestic drama OF
uRachel the Reaper" to be performed for posi-
lively the last time, the funny burlesque OF
"Mazeppa," which has crowded the theaser
nightly.
aReress, Miss Laura Keene, will be performed
the popular and fashionable comedy OF "Old
Heads and Young Hearts" when we are sure
there will be a crowded house.
On Saturday, 1.-THE last night) sour American
Cousin" being the last night Of Miss keenes
successful season.
THE NEW MASONIC HALL.-Among the cor
porators named in the proposed charter of an
association for building Masonic Hall in this
b Gilman, VIM. P. Particle, VIM. NJ. Smith,
W. &. Parkhurst, James Steele, Charles F.
Stansbury, Joseph Nairn, Nicholas Acksr,
Charles Kloman, J. M. Turton, T. J. Fisher,
j. Van Raswick, l.. Gassenheimer, j. y. Nc
CURE, F. s. Harvey, J. w. d. Gray, I. NJ. Han
son, Noble ID. Larner.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON
Wepuhlish in another column the weekly state
ment of the condition Of the "First National
Bank of w ashington." 1t cannot fail to attract
the attention Of business men and capitalists
as presenting the affairs Of this bank in very
favorable light.
JEwELRT. Jewelry. for One Dollar, at 43s Penn
avenue, near AZ street. IL
CALAFoRNIA STONE RINGS Beautiful California
etone Rings set in gold. can be bought for less at
AS Pa av. nue., near Al street, than any place In
this city. Call and examine them. IT
TBE FEEr.-Reauty of carriage is mostly dePen-
der ION judicous preservation of the feet, it is
IL possible to move in graceful manner il the
great support of the whole frame be in disordered
Condition, ard nothing impedes so much as Corns,
Bunions, 1ngrowHg Nails, or other disorders to
which the feet are liable. To all afflicted would
recommend early call at DR.. Whites office No.
424 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four and a.
half and Sixth streets. fe lo-tf
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Grand Levee of the /. 0. 0. f.
A GRAND LEVEE WILL BE GIVEN
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
B AEON LODGE, No. Is,

4oDD FELLOWS HALL. 89l
>zz1'a[< SEVENTH srRgET, SzsFMSsS
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 90, 1864.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Il. J. EBIs, H. CLAY sTIER,
O. b. B. COLLEDGE, GEO. II. FALCoNEg.
r. STIKR.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
J. 1. HALL, Of Beacon Lodge;
THOMAS DUDMAN, of Beacon Lodge:
L. NJ GRAVES. OF Metropolis Lodge;
ISRAEL DINING, of Metropolis Lodge;
THOMAS CLEMBNTS. Of Washington Lodge:
CHAs. ANDERSON, OF Eastern Lodge;
WILLIAM BRIGHT. OF Harmony Lodge;
B. ID. SUTTON, OF sriendship Lodge;
GxO. Ii. NORTON, of Union Lodge.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
GEO. W. CALVERT of Columbia Lodge:
CHAs. T. HUNTREsS, Of Central Lod &c;
DANIEL CARDIGAN, Of Union Lodge:
L. 7. OLEMENTs, Of Washington Lodge;
WIN. SCOTT, Of Harmony Lodge;
H. MAILMAN, Of Eastern Lodge;
8. FISHER, OF Beacon Lodge;
FRANK HERBERT, of Metropolis Lodge:
WILLIAM LORD, Of Wsshin gton Lodge:
W. T. FORD. OF Columbia Lodge.
GRAND sIoRErARY P. h. SWEET
win deliver the Opening Address.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, ONE
IOLLAK. fe 26-Th,s&Mst~
S1ooND GRAND BALL
AWKWARD CLUB.
FOR TIE BEARFIf OF rHR
VIII b. given at the Fair Room, corner Pa, avenue
and 7th street, on
MONDAY, MARCH 7rH, 1864.
The committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense win be spared to make this the Graud "a
Ball Of the season, The members beg the ~
patronage OF the public, as this Ball 10 given -
has been engaged. Positively no hats or Gaps q.
Tickets 81, admitting sentlsmsu and ladies.
CoAMIT TEE OF ARRANGIAzlfs.
W.. g. Bird. p Boz 1MTi ss.,,. a v. sussy,
-. ridley. g Lessnitser. Robt Hoitsman,,
Jas. 6pripgman. Jas Stuart.
OoNMIIfII or R1cHPfIoA.
4. W Busy, Geo Evans. RH. gridlsy.
OoMMIrrlB OF PoLIoH
Il. s IL, Bird Ballet a n:s.' T. soHAr,.a Bee.
A GRAND ooMPLIMINFARY BALL 10 b
A. r.1sir1iik EAshEta HALL. n
THURSDAY .y.siisse, r.,r..., y. ,.ss.
. WI Ksdi Goo, y .,. 9; sss'ss:
:. w., E;,s' Yo''' oss'' M.s'''.'
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FROM LAST SEASON
AT
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT.

We would respectfully inform our custom ers and
the put lie that We have now exposed foE sale tae
from last year. and shall continue to offer them
with cur Winter Goods for a few weeks longer at
the and
son We are cor fdsnt puEchs will see at glance
the .svDs they Sl make By 'plyins themselves
We would call particular attention to the follow
Ing Goods vhie , We t include In our stock and ve
fssD Ss d s5d viz i, u,t
CO. Back Silk and Woollen shaileys,
do. Black Grape Msret and Tamsrsinss,
do. Black Bare ae. single and double widths.
Black and White neat Check. double width,
Black Mourning silks, Black and White do,
Afro, our whole lot of Cclorsd summer Dress
GOor. s. n plain and fancy st Rls
eplendid quality Organdy Lawns. Ia large designs.
and OF the most elegant printing We have ever
cslored Worstsd Grenadines, Mozambiques.
Six Six and Wool Val, nciss, In black and white.
Plaids, very desirable article for early spring
Neat oheck Pop'ins.
Aud numerous other Dress Goods, sll Of which are
well worth the inspection OF those intendin & to
We have also sale all our 1 sat Spring oalieoes,
as earl, ~ ss
:s. f.s s.sse: s s:R
elegant " hite Brilliants, 6tripe Swiss Musiins
Plain Null Swiss and Nalnsook Muslins, . splen-
did assortment of Shifting and Jaconet Dam
brics. Linen Cambria Handke rchiefs, Of every
quality, for ladies' and gentlemen. and al of them
Also. our shsis ..oct Of Irish Linens. Towels,
Towelirss Napkins. Table Linens, and Doyliss, ali
of which are cheap.
800 DOE. WHITE o aGSG. HOSE AND HALF
We also offer FOR sale about 500 dozen White and
Brown Cotton Hose and Half Hose including 100
dc ien ladies' open work ca Hose in beautiful pat
terms, which we design selling by the box, aud
ladies' who wish to buy this class Of goods can buy
them Of rs for less than the cost Of import Ion,
By us about one year ago when there was yer, lit
tie demand for them, and We can now sell them for
Il as than We can buy the plain goods.
We slso include our whole stock Of Shifting and
Sb estips Cottors priang the very best m akes
In the country. such Is New York Mills, Andfss.
cogEon, White Rock, Williamsville, AsSmsad's.
Beverly, Sem per Idem and many other we'll known
deduct 10 percent from al sales.
One price only. AL goods marked In plain figures
W N. sHUBTEK& CO..
No. 3S. opposite Centre Market
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WANTS.

:, ~ ~ x 4 1l:i:s@ sssa Sas SON. u:
III nishsd or safurnishsd. With = six or :isst
fEeoPR s. + q Rs.. s.:nu' Address s:y
~ at Browns Re.sauraat, oerner 18th ana the
A e sIs;. Also. sSoY 70 wait. + nRovn
WAN7ID -An Intelligent BOT Of good address
graphic Gallery. Mast present good reeo mmsnaa.
q 1 m. Gall At 500 Penn avenue ffoP 81 10
A LADY WIsHls 10 OBTAIN BOARD FOB
~ self and son IN aPrivata family yhere the com
poa.5st:: Paid in sd7sacs. address Bog sss,
ny :. S;5. 2; ts's
speak German and fnsiish; is graduate OF one OF
ssss Ssd1s:s T. T..
WANTED 20 BUY-A Convenient, welt built
Aarsss Box 81
w a = T "a ssod yournsy e BARBlaS
49, t No ASi Tenth between tho Avenue and
fs 2i:st. 's'' . 70 ps' e. sssszcowIoH.
WANTED-A COOK and NURSE in q small
q
VA ANTED-A SITUATkON. By q respscsaols
and Psn ssTsSs
Street. e ind a'%R'
b psffsssiy Whine 70 MAKE hInssh useful Salary
e md a s:sf'ss' and osaass Adde'S
A "a Ss9k ss1s.. p.
An Irish Catholic preferred. fe q ST.
1Sss4fdssRH Ap'9 st SIC Fsaa s!sass
WAETsD.-A, BOY. One hyinS in o TIE FIRST
fe 8 st" lis Penn. avenue.
a E. tsss s a.s
Ts asa D.
WANTED-A well recon mended WOMAN as
Ing i in family where two other girls are kept;
1o:d Appl, to Mrs rs ]. aisBs. s4s Pa avenue.
up stairs, Warrington city. fe . ST.
or north Of Psaa s!s
nue.. and between "a and 2oth streets; One with
rosa s sna e! S:.ss sss
WANTED IMMkDIATKLf-ID Washin Kton or
w Georgetown Washington preferred, q ready
ddrs.s 1 IL the e
day Of w March A. M Baltimore Post oass'
"A energetic business men OF good character and
highly recommended to act as agents and canvass
Warrington, Georsetown and Alexandria for the
sale OF three beauty new Plctur es Just pn
should be without them. Active industrious me n
can make Ss to 8 10 per day: None but the ab ,ve
9TH street, three doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall.
fe l9-lw
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-2O0 LADIlS to
w Embroider on Muslin, Linen, and Cambr
To good hands constant work and good wages
given Ladies apply ing wiz please bring Sam pies
Machine stitching Depot, 3s1 street, opposite
Patent Once. fe Is
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AC olored Ohiid's
well recommended " GRAHAM,
fe 1871 No. AIS Sixth street
SNANTED = SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
w Also, Mirrors. Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Uousefurnishing Goods Of every des ,ription,
3. BUCHLY. 42s Seventh at.
mar soft bet g and 3. east side.
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sPERMAToRRHGA CAN BE CURK9.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Spernatorrhoa, Seminal Weaksess, I'm
fts effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
will convince the most skepticsl Of it's merits.
Price 81 box. Sold by 8. @: Ford, corner 18th
Cook Alexandria ja6-ly
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FoRDs NEW THEATRR.-The new NAV of
g. Rosedale, or the Rifle Ball." is attracting the
f.1> and las mon OF the city, who nightly thronp
This beautiful theatre to W tness one of ,he hat
acted and best appointed plays ever prod need
in WASHINGTON. The rare diversity Of plot and
incidents, the magnificent scenery, and the eff
tectiys tableaux, are the theme of universal
admiration. 1t is to be repeated for the fourth
TIME, and we advise the lovers Of good acting
and we'll written plays TO secure their seats in
cured AnschutZs celebrated German Opera
company, who will inaugurats the opera sea-
son on Monday next, with the production OF
eferman composition /" Faust" The subscripA
store
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Dr.. DuPoNT's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills the gerry best in They operate speedily
and efedirtly. and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority orsr all
18th street and Pa avenue Washington, and Henry
Cook Alexandria ja6-ly
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By: g. MCGUIRE 4 90. Aucsioseers.

BY J. O. McGUlk1 W. Aucnoneers
nKSIKABL1 DWELLIHG-HOUSnA ST AUU-
~ Tioa-The subscribe rs will offer 1T public apa-
ton, IN the premises, on THU RSDAY, the 18Th In
slant, at cock the middle house OF bI on
Of thre brick dwelling houses, three storiea high,
with back building, (beipg House No 2fi } front
Ing on the west side Of Sixth street. bstween n and
n and ruI ming back to an alley.
Terms: One fourth casa: the remainder In Sig
Twelve, snc eighteen months, notes being sivoI
therefor with ap proved security.
Title indisrufabls,
Stamps and convey ancipg at the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
Possession win be given by the present oocunank
in three mouths from the day of sale
CHA kLE5 ENGLISH
ROBERT p. DODGE,
WAL1ER 8. COX,
Trustees.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN ID. @ Fish WHARY FOR
" BENT
MAYORS OFFICE.
GEoRGBTcwN, d. c., Feb "a 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS to rent the Fish Wharf in
this tovr will be received at this of ii! Thurs.
day. tae 10th day Of March next frr year from
that date Terms cash Should any repairs be
needed the sxpenae will have to be paid By the
party by whom the wharf may be rentad
fe "a I'd HENRY ADDIsON, Mayor
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ByJ,C. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auctionsers.
TAiEARIE pRQPHRTY QQRNlR or IL

ByJ, O. ACQUIRE CO.. Auctionsers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY CoRNlR OF 18TH
SSa'I a.
s ca the T is s6a s part; Of
9sl, fronting together g feet. inches on North
s. Ct tai i 81 f1o
Ewellins House. and One story Frame House ID
'' is,ssss cash ). o. n.su1.. CO.. ...s.
BY o. MCGUIRE & co.. Auotionesrs.
L,XTESRIVE SALE or MILLINERY GOODS.
Ms. 81 so
and continuing at that hour until tae whole Is dis
sss,s 81 n and No. as. ss
sell his entire stock At auction compIisine
ysl .. 81 s. ii. and Straw Benns...
aoos! Ss
Brnshes, Combs Knives, boissors, Needles,
Terms cssh.
By GREEN & WILLIAM. Auetionesrs.
/ IsIssD At A1cTIosH etS A rUlsDAT. u. srss
day Of March 1t o'eloes p. M, We sss! sell 2
No. IL s:s ss
dssp, On the corner OF ID and .trest south: oes
doing good s.s ness Asy one .aasins : sasi
place. vim 40 vel . attend the sale: -.
months with interest: |. dsed given and deed q
tzu,t tsken On the prsHri .s,.. :, 49,. -.
faas"d G9lIH WILLIAMg. Aasts.
n J. o. Mo0UIR1 4 co., Aassionsers.
email BRIoK HOUSE, AND LOT ON fnNr1s
bsR xs.ss
81. q. |. shs :aSdiyisise 3! 90 q: 80 ss.s
.ss sI :st e s e. .u 49,
back aSoat 60 fact, .toaathsr witA - tmIeoys.
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DR.. LIGHTH1LL can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE, Washington, from Monday
morning, February 90. until Saturday evening,
March S, on Catarrh, Deafness, and all diseases
Of the Ear, Throat, and Air passages. fe16 eo3w
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CALIFORNIA STONE RINGS Beautiful California
etone Rings set in gold can be bought for less at
43S Pa av. nue. near Al street, than any place In
this city Call and examine them. 1T
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AUCTION SALES.
FOB OfHHR AUCTION sALls SEE 1sr PAGE.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MORROW !.

By J. Q. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionssrt.
NALUASLE BUILDING LOTS ON II STllp
NORTH RErwREH 1IGETH AND METH sYRsay3
WEST On Thu k6DAY AFTERNOON. ysbruarY
18th, at4 clock, on the premises We shall sell bok
No 5, IN sQuars No Is !rontina 80 feet on north ri
street, beiwee Eshth and Ninth streets west, ana
running hack 100 ct This lot locate1
for private idence, sad will be divided Into
several lots IL desired,
Terms. One fhird In cash; the remainder In skr
and twelve months, with interest secured By dsod
OF II st on the premises.
Couveyanees at the cost of the purck assr
fela-d J.C. MCGUIRE d Co. Aucts
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~fiSsD.-Frederick Goldman. bar tender for
Soserh derhardt, at No. $50 Pennylvania
Se0sS, was fined S25 yesterday by Justice
Heesnssn Tor selling liquor on Sunday.
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WOULDN'T SToP A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
ttrncon as coiored boy named Henry Clay,
carving bucket of oysters was "tooiing his
horn" TO bring up customers. a man manned
lanes naien told him to " stop a-tooting,"
but Clay kept on "tooung," and turning
Sfouno put the end OF the horn In WhaIen's
etfectually stopped The sstooting" by slappine
ms 'tooter" in the face. Officer Hurley ar.
rrassd Whalen and took him before Jnstica
Bsrnaelo, who held him TO bail TO keep the
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oyanne nesr AZ street. It,
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HosoRABLr DIsCHARGRp.-Uhristiau AHA
who was arrested on Monday on the charge NJ
larceny OF bed clothing from hospitals, had a
oearlng on Tuesday before Justice Barnaclo.
cad proved that he had come by the goods in
qeestion In proper manner, when he was
honorably discharged
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borrowed from Gas Fund, to make
good deficiency in revenue 60 5os o.
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mess !, For PARTICULARS inquire on the g5smise.,
corner of 2ad ard i. streets The house con
tsipa rooms. There is stable for six horses
also carriage house; suitable for any bus ness
fe I12wa
A FIRST. CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOB
a RENT-The large double House situated on
We'll Known a. the resiosnoe Of his sIcsiiencx NJ
lisbca, tt Q Brazilian Minister, for several years
PEST Is for rent; possession given on the arst day
The premises can be seen at any time, and the
terms stated on application 70 either Of the under
ts4 Exec and Trus. o,C L. coltm.n de deceased.
EOR sALE-Fine RESIDENCE near Penn. ave :,
mediste possession. five hundred Lots Store
Re rants and Business Places. Several desira-
MIToHELL & s,N.
fea southeast corner Pa ave and 18th st.
EARM FOR SALE Either one or two hundred
acres. excellent neighbour ,od, we'll improved,
and ready for Inn ediale occupation; it rs a very
ana ssns ioI t~sss ans
new Corn, honse and Grainery. and every neecful
the road With eooi frontase a oa
jPsSFRs3 4oK sDsy Rs.ioas7 e wifLLSa 4
Once. MONTGOMERY county, Nd. fea-Ims
EARM FOB sALE-I7O sore. Of good land . bout
y one mile from the railroad st Bsltsvills, be
acre. improved; balance in wood . variety Of very
nns iruit on the place. perfectly he athy and good
i Sc ss "a # ' r. o.
H Md1 6sSShssss 70. city property Ap1S o.
SOIL e.s. D ss1. Si
Brick. No. 10. Fourth street, between ana New
; AHgls e = os,"s' No. ss4 Seventh street
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Expenditures for 1863; partestlmated. s1O2 a6s 10
Receipts for 1863 from taxes and other
sources OF revenue. ......SSS,1I2 So
Add balance March !, 1868. S,3O4 2O-95,747 90
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LOST AND FOUNDI

FOUND ADRIRT ON THl 2lfH IyaRA1Y-
Cs paw 500 y, about - fsst lona AepiS "a ~.
sM5IkPAf, Z. D. ordnaaos 1t WssAinct0 Asse.
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J.c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auots.

EOR sALE-Two story FRAME HOUSE and
Il LOT, fronting street 81 feet. IL inches: 100
feet back 27d street A good stable aud car
riage house. There Is hydrsnt In the yard 1t is
. good stand suitable for any Kind of public bust.
mess: For particulars inquire on the premises.
ia IA 9G M,lrylaN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-25

EOR sAL2-At Gladmon's Livery and Sale
stable, corner of Bird re and Market ~
streets, George town 1T all times Work, IN
Saddle. CarrsRe, and Farm Horses; will beNA
sold at prices to suit the times, for cash.
ID r GLADMON A. co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
oPEg AND CLOSE OF THE PAIR.
Passengers Arrived

In steamship C0lyy Loadon from Lherpoo! aad en''
toteHMr, aud Mr. j. w Welsh, Mr. and Mr. Robert Muir
Col Nevil, Rev. L. Bssel lady ave ohdFsn and infant.
Mr. and Mrs Bixey Nr ard Mrs Falroner Mr. md Mrs.
Stowe and infant Mr. Crockett, Mr and Nrs VIM. Peek,
Miss Eliza Wilson Miss Lsaney. Miss Eliza Johnson, Miss
Cleland Mrs Ann Bootc Mrs. Koste Mrs Wsrd two chill
dren and nurse Mr. and Mrs John Greyson Mrs. james
Mr Demins. children aud infant, Mrs. Annie Chandler
Mrs Martha Workman, Nj Fitzpatrick, Mr. ". Wheeler
smith and lady, Mr. suter II. Moore. Mr.. VIM Wade. Mr..
John Fraser Mr. Moran Samuel Mccullough r. q. Wat
Robert Saalfed Joseph H. Clarke, Tobn Maury, Geo.
Henry Chandler +. j. Martin, Samuel Mcbride. n. 4. Al
besto S. Read, A. Teller Tucker j. Caro- Ledoye Il. Gut
eharI DR. BeBsau, J. Heinean, Geo r. Martin, J. H. Crab
tree James r. Linyid Rutaur r. H. Collier r. b. Desh.
one, Mr. sheritisr, p A. schatter, Josph 81 keTey and
G. BaIbey.
II fedmsAip TeusorG, from Hamburg and SorthdmTt1s-
Alexander ION Buch-r Frank Armstrong, Louis Weddgen
NJ. Wedligen, f. Laukenan, Ch4s. Chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

shipping INTELLIGENCE.
epRI OF NEW-YORK...."h
Cleared.

steanship--Chsmplon, Jores, Aspnwal, d, p. Nlcu
steamers--Joscpbine Thompson, Cundif, Baltimore
Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore
Ship L. s,urge. Williams, Por. Royal Sturges Clear
60.
Barks-Wnoua (Br) Pickett, Marsellesi Landwuesten
tHan) Lanlstadt Havana, +. T. Phillips
Brgs-Ad0ph (Ham.l, stenhoz, Gltssowi Beaver tbr J.
Warren. Port 81 Prince.
schooner.-M Marietta Gorham, Iluwich ]. A. stetsou
Abbia BraGtoed, Freeman Jaruc Kunhfdi Co.; Foest,
Conrry, Boston, W. s. Brown Co. H. L. Hodgion Hall.
Portsmouth J. V. Isyani John Adams. Hatch. Portland,
q. =. Hatch; Alexander ". Brown, Pierce, Baltimore,
Baker Dayton; Crusader Nixon, Providence T. h. Chase
Co. Ternss,ee farmer Boston. J. q \. Brggs Go
Colorado, Russell Pbsd,pha; C. W. Chaplin Cook Tam
pco Dewey Collins; Dan Webster, Thompson. Gloucester,
4. Stets0n; Arlington, Terry Seuvitas Peek Church
Plymouth Rock Parker. Boston Dayton Co H. C. Knight
Bay, Fortress Monroe, ;. W. Lewis Co.