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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPl7

w NN-G43G4A1AE65s va ~
CAPTTAL5.. ~. @l6O. 900.
-sa4 DIRBOTORSa ~ q .51i "a
John Reid, 1, P. shnllcrors. ooo. K yv1b,.,.,
zee; y q Aendsl, John zeoCklsr, SAM NleClSilar
JaS Vance, Ajax. Laughiln
'n46COAktANS having been dulS eF,Fl1rsiiiei sarS
\ = t1lro fillI - l5alIil ~
q all Etds merehhndiSe, nAnufleturInR eStabIlS6.
meltsS tnEntture, steamboats, and Cs1rEoo1 en nm
western rivers and lAkes, and also on the lives i
persons toF . term OF years. This Company offsrs
superior Inducements 10 farmers, whereby they car
S tor three years at reduced rates ThISbO.
nome institution composed Of some nn0ty.four
1soekholdeESI mpSt Of whom among our best 8 q.
G9ess men recommends itself to the favorable cen.
patronage -. - : -
-. AppItcatong iOE insurance viii bO promptly at
Vmee, No. Metare House, being the samS for
mtriy occupied bS Adams EXpresS COMPANY I-i.75 7.
JOHN REID, President. -
SAML MooLHLLAE, Vice-Presidsnt.Is
~ NO; ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensioss. oaicO,
W. - House5 being the same ofico formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. ~ april
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yssE, ghEGElEHD sleoOJ Xlrs san una White
seof4I seTsiUPsi IPSi S!I5k slS9Es lsss
tuk stand &c., Pr s4is by -
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Of fBalea Straw lat-per Ton Of 20
auARANTRn.

Capt. A. Y. BLRAINeEa, Chief Quarrormsster Dopart
nent OF West YirStnia, OumOeriand, Nd. n = :
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2el(1 BOXES ciEasia Justrseoited8y u Sai
ms AIsisia 70 tege kisFs No kRfsoS ;,,t, 5if
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PEtss 20 -. PSt Soslie; q u SstEiss ~ SLet.
1, i - Il 5s.isis
2 - 49, Aali ~ ~ TO nrus q Ard
~ ~ - =
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BLOUB

3OO B4RRELs rig nix Psoar, e ,i-
SAS,slAss 2lQ = MasbInston y 5aaa-
just received by
lmraiosh1 sin5 ;1aLIsf, M5RkfsoN& CO. .
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& sG4uzl7 Z WAAk.-tsAEs4.EA.s - 5.l--t
VIE LAST WEEK POR BAReAINs In Wiu5p.
y Per and Borders, q Spring tapeFF FwiH III 4O Stf
fe df " sae PEsseHt prices No humoug UVS.
Z -ss.,SgrT t9as s5i gIisssJos. GRAVES,' IL
LAtt9 1tlA9 z=-sE E- No. 81 NnrFrs -It"et
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-. -, FIRE PRooBt 8 4 a q 754 5zz-5s
w Ateltns 9giH saathpriEs ID aEoa4s IortbersuIo
- tiEs and suEglar Proof SaIcs ia IL. CITY.
prices, RAGING IRON t5J 10 SIS1.
.,.-.,s g eHEfc& &Lf / BukY. 2 = @
hELAetss 4sld1sa eli SIS Ms,tE sSTyi,t, %
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ROVELa.

Ssr lRB9EIyED lS'i toS rss spts Eve snd Fifty eeDs
SO rotall, by 5anlE 4 a.. J,ss. akNYs - -.
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> t;l,lt EqyyRSRUREH 7IlRGlbT.s d 10
N; N sl1sS Of aaE, Il,Ip. taI All shoss Iron,
4ng4 4e,, ofGbS UssE tiJttb6feH 6FR4tisl
,tteS AiHasftsAn And SoETAg ait Rpt lSfF4ys oS
h9nd Orders for LFoa 1tto eeEE3fu lttIt{l d.. IIst
Httn desPltshs aEd ~ thp ~ eest plsSihits pac.1
d6tOAt.F bURc
+ lan4dHhgS E2it1s7t5' 7sl4 EG AfSIa sfFl4Af 5sf
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up BUSINESS,

VIE undrrsigaeI having c,....., ,..,,,,1
Flint Giahs. and titVins ef1fis,i5 I ci s-i55
sue business 9fthe nrpi, OH r t.Isir itirs sEs,E
C,t OF every variety OF Plain, Fresstd Gni
ILAeSWaRR h~ I'VE -
o. FlNG TEAsETs, OF ERENoa curNA,D az
E''a od1N2 ajf JUtfa AND aiUoska 90
glEislga, lsAFSD CHINA DISHES, i lissss,ss
every description, together wiEn Large aaI vol
teleceed stock Of A-s-9lJ H.-4iE 20 @'sstf =
10 ..q, CkuokERY, CUTLERY, &c, &C..
All 0tWhie Wtttb5 sold at cost for c4stI ' -t 7'l
70 their Interest To give us a eaII at a s,rIy ~
- -7-Nh - n. BWEsNtsT q 50 -
s4 sdee24-tf ....5 M Iii
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no. s081s ARCH EHEe1sdRs,
iseds 4slaespsf q ~ G,la llasl5 astGtJ. ls-
- 1oElS &RTAEs, -
isas's-.ssa -..s ~ 71.sG.,l Ass4l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

4 ,sy4lziid= i GLASSWARE. $500 =
tOIaTs QUART A SD AALF PINT PI.AsRs..
sa0ek tpinS ana Brand B6ttiss, Dc pit
at aanafastpIs sE4 PEieess iissi55 =. S7srf.
5.,,. MET5ALR BURT.'
4.549 E1E.91 - ss- 70 Nam hIrtstf . .is
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Their stringent ana Sweeping Pre-.
PRFRItons for the ensuing spring
r and summsE C9mpatKa. E9
In copy etthT Ricbuend Examinsr be-
fore as We isd Gvueral Osder No. 26 from
the rebel War Department. entitled ian act
70 organize torces TO serve dnriDg the val. .
FAS ! i 3pfRtSF PsFsgF"pA Of lhti sci. ..
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FtfMEa4, ARff2 4A 81 AShii eS5sstiifR s5R AZ
~ tkafils GlWAyBNn ihA Id ana flr e,IstS-s
Il is5Is Ras''' AsToALE IL 8 kTsT. : =
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The Congress otthe Confederate States
OF America do enact, That from aud aftsr
the passage Of this act ell white men, resi-.
aeRis OF the Confederate States, between
tho ages OF seventeen aud fifty, shall be in
tue military service of tho Confederate
States for the war. =
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1eI sasIVHAPPIRgs p AfsEF Fsl-3J y T7ST5fs
A. 5!IisS sEoCk, sFlnraclng lVil higes mp to
* S4Ha0s for saIS GE N tnk aeitsrSfS ~ As y
5oISl9Gls .EH57 q l.s4BrohbFidsbIiEsr n n /. y.
Iii ILL AZ lo.tls.s = % Asiti Ia Atrest:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

WASHINGTON, u. c., March 2, 1864.
This is to certify that having been affected
for twenty years with deafness, and having
tried some Of the most eminent doctors Of our
city without any relief, I at last heard OF DR..
Lighthill and put myself under his care. His
treatment was brief, and successful. 1 am
now completely restored, and the cure is ap.
parently permanent 1 have all confidence in
DIR. LghthilPs skill, and would advise all al.
ficted with deafness to 60 and consult him at
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence near and 18th streets
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DIED

On the 18th instant of scarlet fever, JOHN W.
and months.
Friends and relat of the family are invitedto
attend his ia al from the residence of hi
No. 2H6 New York avenue, between 4th and 9Th
streets. Thursday, March 3lst, at o'clock.
In Georgetown. DC, March 3th, WILLIAM
MOVES in the 18th year Of his &c. -. ,sz.i
The friends Of the family are Invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence No: IS corner
Of West and Green streets, TO -morrow ct hursday1
afternoon, at AZ o'clock. ~ 'e-ssS Z
On Thursday, the 18th instant, after q long and
painful illness of three weeks, SUSAN ANN aged
syears months and 10 days. youngest daughter
OF Vim. r. and Julia A. Reed, lstebf Virginia.
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Remarkable Cure of Deafness

From the Rep. Joseph N. Clarke, Rector Of ST.
James Church.
SYRACUSE, February 90, 1851.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. BY the
skill OF Dr. Liehthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, 20 that now hear alike with both
ears, and 1 find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before
JOSEPH M. CLARKE
mar r.e03w
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= Testimenials.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 4, 1861.
This lie to certify, that having been deaf since
the year 1853. and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until l was unable TO hear
common conversation or public speaking,
applied to DR.. Lighthill, Of New York, who,
after short and painless course OF treat.
ment, entirely restored my hearing. hearti.
~ recommend Dr. LighthlIi to thu deaf.
FREDERICK RoBRRrsoN,
Residence near Fort Saratoga
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Rev Dr.. Brswn: FORCE ". HENRY, OF New
York, and Miss sAI.aH 4. MORAN, of Washing
ton, D. c.
On Tuesday, Marcel 9th, by Rev. J. T. Ward, Mr.
JEW KING. of Baltimore, to Miss EMMA J.
WASHBURNE, of this city.
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SO SEVENTH STREET, SO
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE
FRAMES.

OONU AMI
We state in no boosting spirit that have re-
ceived this day the largest, newest an3 lost desir
able new styles Of the above goods eNF. opened in
Washington. reee - 81 asE-- sas p :. = Il
Owing to the great difficulty betwee he gilders
and manufa cturers of Gilt Frames an Morfdings
the past three week 4, we have been BILE to sup.
ply any Of the abovs goods, and nots shstanding
determined to sell this lot 1t our usus low prlees
Special attsmton sls9 e onr nsE snS ian ne
CARDS Over 500 copies Nearly every Picture
and Engraving ever exhibited. Every Picture
perfect as perfection can be. E
We respectfully invite every lady and gentleman
in Washingten to calLEhen IL suits them and en.
found same as the publishers. n =
Call early and get posted. Look around; se8is
you can End such in any establishments south OF
NewYork. 20 sSs4t n As5 #sgtia - -
$500 =. 1Asl P..J. BELLEW g. CO.. $50
! xssas8.. r. $40 18th street. s doors sonth Of
nah ss.lNi !. 81 - - Odd HellowR Hal .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Bnhinlore and
Hori ling. to the N,rh md Wea;-Tws trains
leave " ashin ston daily and one on Sundsy-quck
time-lOw fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets cold through a>.Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the Office
Of Great Pennsylv snia Route northeast corner of
PennsyI vania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Office open from =. m to p. M; Sun
days from to p. IN.
Sc l2-iy E. o. MORTON, Agent,
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mar S0.eO3w

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SEMINAL URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs--new and relia BILE treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Associstion..sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Address D. J. skillin Houghton, Howard Asso-
citation. No. South Ninth street, Phi adelphia
Pa. NH q SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

n, - IpFu"N IKuHt III VI 7 FVsHEs
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affec-
tons, Asthma. Hoarseness. Coughs. Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speakers and Votalists
Wf1l find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speak sngin e. and relieving the throat
after any unusual exerti,p of the vocal organs.
having peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. NH 90 d& wifi
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COINS. BrNross. &c.-Dr. White. Chiropodist,
will Re in attendance at his rooms No. 424 Penn.
avenue, and after Friday, April LIST. NH 26
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sECRRT DISEASES.

DIslAs1s 9TH Nsrcons, Ssmiaal, Urinary, and
S1rnal Syste1lS-afN AID Sehabh Ysa.n,eHt- in
Repo,i, ~ ths Ho.cafd A,socidtio.-6ent By mail
in sealed letter snvel pes, flee Of charge. Address
DR.. }. SKILIrN HoUGRToN Howard Association,
No. 3 South Ninth Street. Phiadelphia Pc. d. Sp
Warranted TO OURB IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. g odfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-ave years
change ofdiet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by &. c. Pord, corner Ilth street and Pa. avenue,
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Bs WIN. L WALL l. co Aactienssrs
A.ths Horse Bazaar as Souh sue Ia ap,an, h.
ttresn 9th and nth streets.
"A On SATURDAY MORNING. "a April.
fix Ton Platform Scales, such Is IL used In q
coal yard and has been use1 about six mooths and
i. In perfe IT order. It is Of the finest pattern oY
Hitct cock, and has taken the -sIaium over FAir-
baph's.
Terms cash. '--
mh.O WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
BY. o. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auc 'Ionsers.
IIoUs EaOLD 1URNITURE AND lPPpoTS
AT PUBLIC AucTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
IN. Aprii ltA at 10 O'Clock 1t the residence OF w.
d. Col ON 1eq TvsH street, hetw On New YORK
Av.bue and street, We sh all sell his Furnituls ana
Euiss Of walnut 3am..s covered p.r.or 1uru,sur.
comp, is,ng barge French Sofa, one Arm and
Gils Frame Mirror, Gilt window Shades.
Marble. top t. bles, Wslnut WhAtnOt
3irardoles, Mantle Vases,
Rocker, Fancy tablas, ard ChAirB, ..
BHusse ia Stair and Ingram CARPETS, .--
BrcE3e Aattree, Gil Cloth
Osh e lensieu Table. II Oak Dining Chair,
q ina. Glass and Orockary Ware,
Mahogany eideboard, Arctic b fcigsrstor, ..r.a.
A,hSts It . sett, Ice Pitoeer, 60
sed,teads. Buresus, WashstaDds,
Blankets Comforts ToiL Sets,
Cooking ard other Stoves, ...
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
requisites ~ |'-f -
Terri cash. .. o..
NH SD - 10, MCGUIRE co.. Aucts.
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T. s4 POTATOES-POTA TOEBI 5. =. ~
y Oh Sale low, 5000 bushels Prince Alssrs Pofa-
quire ct No. 81 Water street: ,.ov nn
nh Se-lN- !. o. aoHNSVN e w.
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MEN . plBss BUTTS.
Yo1tA's Drsss Sxits.
GildysHs' Dress SEi!s
MsS's BissiRsss SESts,
YOUTHS Basiasss SALTS.

CHildyea,' School Salts,
NoAE WALKER Co.. s6s Penn. enue, Metro
Dos1 s htsi s1nx Heod WIN Am
ter Clothing IL now ready for ia pection. It q
comprised OF an assortment 4antlernen's and
Youths Clothing Of the newest nd richest dss gns
To thoas who study eIcelisnce with economy In
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity Ia
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock OF ready made clothing this city, at very
sPERMAToRRHGA CAN BE CuRsp.-Dr Rsnd's Spe
cifc cures SpermatorrAed, Seminal Wea.ssss, I'm
It's effects truly magical trial OF the Specific
will convince the most skepticsl OF its merits
Price 81 : box. Sold by ,. O. pord, corner llth
street ana Ps; avenue. washington. ana Henry
Dr.. DuPoET's Sugar -costed Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best in use They operate Speedily
nausea upon the most decste stonseh trial Of
others. Price 81 box. Sold bys. @. Pord, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue ,WsshiD gtOn and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. - ta6-ly
Nervous DEBILITY, SlMNAL WEAKNESS, etc,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundred Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with inst stsmPi r.,rv
mar Da WHY Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
sECRRT DISEASES.
ereetual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral
no balssm no mercury. Only ten pills to pc taken.
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
Sama,Sstsas Root and Herb Js,ees-A positive and
Snnfu Teftera Nc price ri or six boftIea for ar
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DEAFNESS, cArARRH,

DEAFNESS, CArARRH, @+
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
DE-. LIGHrHiLL,
from "a st. Mark Piaoe, New York,
Author Of ga Popular Treatise on D-afness,"
Letters on Catarrh," will make
his second visit to
WASHINGTON. 49,
MONDAY, ArR1L nth,
and can he Consulted ct the
EBBIrT Housz
...-t for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening. April 10th.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Testimenials.
-WAsHIHoToE, D. O., March 5, 1851
Dr. IIeHTHILL-DearS Sir: I take this oppor-
tunity TO publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure OF deafness you have in go
short time effected In my ease.
l was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years 80 much so that l could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can hear as we'll as ever.
In conclusion, let me cay that the noises
with which have been troubled in my head
h~ oIo A,sa
Very truly yours.
JAMES r. MCCATHRAN,
10th street, between e and F.
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- ~AeS~SeAWAss -
I Asal AID ATTRACTIVE ALl or IrALIA2
Of s.r ma
!sy; ;Rs e .n e: :,:si1s = "a. &:
ga Al.s.,tsr ssstrary. &C.. @lrisiase -.
ss::: X: 80 $3.50: fs sssxsss ~
noas e J, Rss: "A S:s
Dance 81 y.iss.:, and many other = s S -
Also: osiv:d G.ISis spd Al.h..ts. vasss eo,..l
e =. 2 81 ss.s
Also. i.sss c:sa S:e....r. and r...., ero.,. Of
for Parlors. Librariss, Halls. 60. -
.Ls collection ssli :: found works q AZ s:rss e
G.taIssgss q tie xiols xill % pS.s...d and the
5 * "a s'..' 10, nesu1R, . CO .,.,.
A n.rss ST.. y
- s'sis 8: 60
Plush covered Arm Chairs Mahogany Side Chair.
W.au ks4aRfs sDs Ga. Fable. Iron Centre
p.. sesse.sry, soes 0a;s,,
Csn. Beat Arm and Reception 0iairs,
Walnut J 1t Dsion Dinirs Fable,
- Cane Seat Arm Diping Ohsirs,
Mahogany Hat Rack, Hall Chairs
Cottage sets. Pine Wardrobee,
@ - ss, isSe
Tin Bath Tubs Venetian Sha les,
VI Alnuf and Mehcgsny Bureaus,
Gilt Frame Toilet 6lssz "a
Brussels Three ply, and Ingram Carpsts,
Together with general assortment Of Kftehe0
Requisites, -
Terms cash,
nh Is J, G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AucA
By GRRIE & WILLIAMS Anctionsers
uOfION sALB OF VALUABLE BUILD.
"A ING Lor Oh THE ISLAND On THURSDAY,
~. S1st instant, 1t O'Clock r,., We shall SILL u
front Of the premises part Lot No. g. In square No.
se3i raid Lot fronts on 18th street, between and
Stree t. south. running back ninety ave feet Ten
and a. half inches
Terms: One hslf eask. balance and Ii months,
secured By 0 deed OF trust on the preuis
TILE indisputable. To be sold Without reserve.
mb2s 9R1DN & WILLIAMS, AletG
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BBES5S,SSyM o9TI RI = = sS &c ApssiSns-Ts;

THANORRY SALD OF FORT Y-HIX VALUABLE
y lofs II sQUAR1 l81 ON THE HIGH GRousp "a
TWIN ii STREET AID NEW HAMPs aIRB AvRsrE AND
SIXTEENTH AFB SEVENTEENTH STREETS.-Ey an
tn r!ty of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of this
District. passed in cause wherein Riggs 4 Co are
complainants al d the widow and heirs of the late
Thou a smith are defendants. shall sell. to tas
h1ebest bidder on the premises, on the 2lst ~ OF
april next, At ~ . oek in the al tsrpoop and con
TIME from Gay to day tai all is sold tse whole of
Square No 49, in this city, teycspt tss south
being i0l feet square, owned by 9. W. Risxs
Etq) The portion oftas square intended to be sol
has been divided into IS lots Of ab nut twenty feet
froIt each. with sui able ALLEYS &c. and 10 part
Ct n 9 b Oh EI0uno besuoen 6iXt3enth and Ssvea-
tt enth streets and NJ street and Now Hsmp,hirs
Az pue. A plat of tia whole can bs seea at j q.
McG uires auction rooms,
TIE terms ~ prescribed By the decree are, o5s-
fourth of the purehass rneney in cash. And ths rssi
rre 81 six fwefve, aud sishteen moaths. to De
cured ty the purchasers bonds with surety AMI q
len n the pren.isss beiTipg intersas from ths
day CT rsle All copveyarcinS, bonds. &c. and
stsmr1 to be 1t the purcha'ar's az penss.
If the terms Of sale Eot piled With within
Ave Gays from the day of sals. the lot 10 will
be resold at said auction at the raE n ,ssra
cost ~ risk. 1T pubic auction, After one wsek'a
notice in the National lntslliseneer
" REDtN Trustee
n bS0 lawSw J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Au:a
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SALaoP CoNDsMNlD HoR3As AND MULES
CHrEP QuAhFsRNksgR's OFFICE, !
50 m h Iepes a. Wesss..sfceSsaI I
W0sRtns .en, II. -,
Win 10 SOLO ut public austion. - TIE GofrAA.
asaE the OhssrySt9sg IN the cify q ~
"WEDNESDAY April 9th lss<, = iSS Of
Condemned e unit for public service. t.7aB.s
Term. e..h i GoveInmos ns, fands. sstN llaba
D. II. RU0XW.
., Brig. Gen. md Chief ouAttexme11g,
mhH 1T Depot OF WashinGtoa.C
NrOTlCE virtue CT dsgtratn 10 ms dfreeyal
IN esainst the goods and chattels lands ana tener
nenO Of Joha Q Oook1 for srcund neAta 1ns eng =
on Sixth street west, betv cen Re nveA1e
and Missouri avenue IN TIE 3ty Of MeahinstSa.
premisss, on the Cd DAY q April ne4es attes n.si
the nrsnsss sHSvs SosorISed, 20 satisfy rent A1e,
snd n oYroSr 70 q, V Na0rnaer b the sotA JoA1 q
Terms Of sals: oAsh. e, !. -. .a. s.~g Z
MT eolts : - ]. u. HO081Bs 1ah3s y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

DISHONEST PoRTRR.-Last night Thomas
Davis, colored porter in the store OF George
i. Kennedy, grocer, It'll street, was arrested by
on suspicion OF stealing a bucket OF butter
which he had in his possession. Davis failed
q give & good account OF the manner in which
he got the butter, and Mr.. Green turned him
over to Sergeant Reed, assis tant superintendent
OF police. He admitted the theft Mr.. Green
had been robbed himself, and his anxiety TO
find out something of his oTR losses caused him
10 be particular in INVESTIGATING the matter.
Justice Clayton committed DAVIS to Jail for
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

THB ENLISTMENT FUND BALL.-To- morrow
night the grand enlistment fund ball will be
given st the vail OF the Patent Office. That it
will bs, the ball of the season we do not think
there can be any doubt, for our N ost prominent
citizens are at the head of il, and they have
been interchangeable IN their exertions to so per-
feet the arraneems Ets as TO give satisfaction to
ington is certainly interested in preventing
draft here, and as all the proceeds OF this bali
will be devoted TO that end, by securing money
10 pay bouDties to volunteers, each one should
exert himself IN the matter, and swell the sum
OF MONEY necessary, by not only purchasing q
tioke himself, but also inducing his friends to
purchase,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

IS SSSSssz so af re-; ,ss s,.:..ssl1 3
hand DlssEsnifl And Cary snfei, Toola a1d KaIlA
irs RaEdvsfe Of evefY deeeription: .eole qecntss
SstsSs &es east re q WS04A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

IN HORRIBLE CoEDITIoN.-F street, in
front Of the City Post Office, ia stu in theea
condition ''as It used to was, or wusser,'' and
AT tbs press mt time II would puzzle the brains
Of all engineer TO determine the sr aGie thereof,
so numbered up is it with rubbish. II one OF
the streets the. city mas to keep in repair had
been in this condition for this length Of time.
Lao doubt our City Councils would have been
sharply censured; bat It happens ia this case
Government is responsible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

HEzTxz EAAzHz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

ENLISTMENT FUND BALL.--The different
Com rulttees for the Enlistment Fund Ball are
requested to meet at the Mayors Office, City
Hall, att O'Clock this evening, and the Com.
Enittee on Refreshments to meet at the ball
room tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

AN ODD.ARTICLE TO STRAL.-Iast week, as
some Of the members of the Mariae Baud were
on their way up town to fill an engagement,
some parties TOOK OH the Car In which they
we've me bass drum and made CT with IL. and
the loss as u OF discovered until the time came
LOT calling the instrument into action. Some
soldiers who were on the car got of at 18th
rn'ef' aud took the drum with them, which the
soEdncier naturally enough thought belonged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

We 9ALL ATTENTION TO the sale this evening
oy Lewis Co., ut No. ia Seventh street,
embracing over 2oU splendid Photographic 81.
oeGs ano FAMILY Bibles, with the best portion
OF their large iIyOice of ell yer. plated ware and
tsoie cutlery, paintings, &C., &c. II Is seldom
suel goods arc offered at auction: therefore
persons interested would do well TO attend. $
SKR YiRar pAGR OF To .dax,s Xtn- Tar intorasi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

Port OF GEoEGEToWN.-Enter ed--Steamer
Jas s. Green, Festnn, from New York schr.
Alb ri Mason, Ferry. do, mdZe, Cleared
SChTs. Trains work, Parsons, salisbury; A. J.
Truder, Wadis Bay, Have!ia, Travers, Mag.
gothy; AIDA E, Barnes, Sears, Pocomoke; 81 ps.
SEES Lark, Cheselyine, ST. Mays; Flying
Cloud, Il ..derson, Fort Washington: Streaker,
TaUnCe, ST. Marys; +. 7. Tennis, Bailey, Ac-
comac; Ann L. Howard, Hunter, Occoquan
James Lundy, Perry, ChickamuXen; barges
thauce, Jones, Mattawcman; 0ccoquan, Swan,
Accotink; Alleghany Shea, Swan creek.