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sPIRITuiEIsM OUT DONE!
And the Spifitualistic frauds of the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
Eclipsed by the young and talented
ST. GEORGE SISTERS!

VhL HONDER OE NODERN TIMES
So esHs aH5Rs Ss a4G Fen srRsfi # the and kSf
ksup Of PiHaiss TaE rs
P1RnT hs asb! f iR
ausfsAk issFhta.srs. AN AND tffsHc aYsrIc Ap p
to be claimed e tbs bs
rtbau Ss ad bp6 Of T h 9n shs be
ST. GEORGE SISTERS
VIII do, Guido. and undo the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
SsfS qrcKhk e 1MH sbsh
il has eyer been done befors, including the BIND
FEoa TIE FHh s4aah aGAn1Ssr sni
hDN e K ffiin | i N9
"s fiREcf il FE ea ANb Th@ FGf Of the
9esr and has BAEFLED THE CALCG
introduced.
THE MYsTERI0Us DISPLAYS AND 1NCOM
PREHENsIBLE DEMONSTRATIONS
IN SPIRITUALISM! ..
Made in the presence of these Youns Ladies, have
sfn BY ths hser frsss NV
exhibited,
THE MOST STARTLING PHENOMENON THE
WORLD EVER Witnessed
The exhibitions given by these celebrated Sis
ters, are conceded by all to be ~
FAR MORE MYSTERIOUS
Than those of the renowned
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
as their experiments are made entirely -'
WITHOUT THE AID OF APPARATUS, AND
WITHIN THE SIGHT OF ALL,
Thereby assurin the most ske ptical of their f.i-
ness in every PARTICULAR. Their wonderful per.
formance, however,
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
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= DEALER IN

AAhS DEALER IN i,s.. 81 = - ~,.a. 81 = I,
TOBACCO CIGARS. PIPES; &e;,
The attention Of suffers and purchasers genersl-
ly is called to bis stock which will be found to
line Of business: He would take. this occasion to
return his thanks TO the gton public for the
4 j Tthst1 the. UNION HOTEL, George r 4 A.
town, D. O., has recently changed hands, M
.nS Gysta r the tt.s,slas sSIS
Esne esTs ma tsste., .Peraons who 40 obliged e
remain 2 the city durins the ssmnsr m9pth Till
sUrien Hotel is only 50 nipntss, ride Is ths,cArs
hsP yhs. BsftiSoIs and Ohio Hsiifead,D Dssot ID
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'INHIRTY-FIvE HUNDRED DOLLAR3-F For
i sale, STOCK. FIXTURES, GOOD WILL and
on Pennsylvania avenue. (tAirteen rooms, y now in
active, paying operation rs.
MITCHELL Il SON Real Estate Brokers',
Z. corner Penna av and 18th street,
ts1o-eolm Washington, d. O..
LIOR SALE-A, large and well-built three-story
Il BRICK HOUSE, with bask bui, i,ding, No. Ill
possession given. Apply to CHARLES n. LANE.
A24 Pa. avenue. .5,...-. -. 4le7-eof
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c,
THE GRAND FESTIVAL.

THE GRAND FESTIVAL
IN Aid of the German Relief Association fo,
Sick and Wounded Soldiers, which was to A
come Off on THURSDAY. June 80. 1854, was 81
POSTPONED -
on account Of the weather. and will be heldtgl
on " EDNESDAY July l3, 1854 at Boyer q Sever q
The tickets now out will be good for that day.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
her has obtained from tho Orphans, Court of
Warrington county in the District OF Columbia
letters of ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate
Of Casper A. Casper, late of Washington city, D. c.
decsased All persons hsving claims against & ths
SAME with the vouchers thereof to- the gu bscriber,
on Or before the 2sth day of June next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from al bensnf OF
the said estate e = - 81 - 8 y 80
Given under my hand this &th day of ,Juns
4. D. 1854. lie q lawsw"I NARY CASPER.
THIs Is TO GIVE .NoTIcE, That The. sub.
Of Wsshinston County, in the District OF Oolum-
Sia letters on the personal estate of
Y. deceased.s All persons having elsi1s against
The SAID deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
scriber, On or before the 4th day: II June neIt:
they nay - ossssstxiss ss y law bs sAelsasa ffeM Al
Given under NJ henA this 9Th dag.of Jnns. 1884.
=. ,Ix,,.j MAMMA T.. .cl3knlnTs,,x
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE
..- COMMENCEMENT OF THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE
COMMENCEMENT or THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE
REGULAR SUMNER SEASON
REG ULAR SUMNER SEASON
REGULAR SUMMER SEASON
REGULAR SUMMER SEASON
REGULAR SUMNER SEASON
NEW STARS
NEW STARS
NEW STARS
NEW STARSl
NEW STARS!
FRESH TALENT
FRESH TALENT
FRESH TALENT
FRESH TALENT!
FRESH TALENT!
INCREASED ATTRACTTONi
-s. INCREASED ATTRACTIOki
INCREASED ATTRACTION
INCREASED ATTRANTIOSl
1NCkEAeED ATTRACTION
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w GOD MOULDINGSl --
w WOOD MOULDINGsi
Il WOOD MOULDIN6S

Always on hand, large stock OF the above
articles, male of the very best material
Orders filled at the shortest notice. .-
Freight paid to Washinston, free of charge.
ESLER t. BROTHERS,
Je II I'm ---..--- : * i PrOprietors.
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DYJ. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.

e 9-2awSds &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Au
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ID OOMS FOB RENT-Comfortable and WE'LL
II furnished Rooms at $50 18th street, between
g and SITS. The location 10 one of the most de-
eirabls in the city. myN-tf
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COLUMBIA GARDEN,
~ Corner Of i2th street aad Ohio ar<nEe
FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
Monday and Saturdays Concert commence at
O'Clock, with full Brass Band. The coolest Lager
in the city always on hand. je6lmh
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'SHI HIRrslsu,nrsm'sHIRFsp
. FRENCH YOKE saIkTs made Is aras, Z. :, !. /.
sEH INC promptly done on whssisr' d ' 4 ninlaLE ilaaLLEE
eaI-2w$ 421 b ss, between 1i In hAldnkl ~ ,k,,l
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THE ISLAND

FOR GLYMONT
STEAMER PHENIX. Captain Stackpole, will
leave h tH9t 0 Of Sf Sth street every eUN IT,
the season, for the above SummerAcsszz7Ezn
Resort
The above steamer can be chartered to private
parties during the week. by applying to Captain
Stack pole, or S2i Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs
lie % Inn
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1864.


SITUATIONS WANTED-FEGALEs
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
~ woman as caok. waaher and ironer 10 neat and
oAgng understands her business thoroughly also pastry
Can be days al Ill Rast uh
WAkfED-A SITUATION. BY A. RESPECTABLE
w young woman. 10 do eeDerai housewerk; 10 q good
plain COOK and hrs rate washer and and 10 an
ceent baxer has the best OF reference Call a No. lS
East 10Th St, between LIST aud I'd avs.
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HELP WANTED-AALE ).

A GENTS ARE GUARANTEED SIS PER DAY. AND
n receive free as a present splendid Gold Silver
Hunting Case Watch genuine English movement and
warranted lereet timese BY senng Great New
Extra Large Sire Prize Packages. selling iapidy and
anordirg Immense profits. Each package contains line
Writing Materials Engrayings Fancy Articles Yankee No.
rich presents OF fine Jewcry &c 40 worth several
dollars for only twenty five cents One Of pack
contains valuable eoods than any half dozen
others sold We the sole manufacturers OF the
Great Original Richards Prize Packages" each Of which
copyrighted. None others genuine. Beware
Of parties who copy our advertisement offer premi
uns &C Agents wanted in every town and camp Send
circulars (of f great money making business
Of the ago. for 1864 containing extra premium Inducements
free s c. RICHARDS CO.. I02 Nassau street. original
arees, and oldest Prize Package II ouse In the world
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DIED

On the s6th inst. after r.nful illness Of three
weeks and one day, WALLACE T.. RAYBOLD, in
S7th year of his age.
If the duties of society, fulfilled with unceasng
though unobtrusiya coDstsucy. IL integrity as a
man fidelity rs friend unfailing tenderness and
love husband snd father, constitute claim
to lasting remembrance, not soon viii he be for
gotten to whom death has thus opened the gates
of higher. happier, but alas unseen life.
Our mortal eyes are ELL too frail,
To pierce the shadows OF the tomb,
But faith and love can rend the yell,
And point where joys immortal bloom.
Funeral service ut 8 o'clock Tuesday, 18th.
from his late residence. No. 1912 ID st. south.
On Monday morning. the 2sth inst, Of con gestive
chill sANORA WATERS, of Calvert county, Md,
in the 10th year of her age.
The fus eral will take place from the residence of
J W. ST. Clair. No. AIS Fourteenth street, on
Tuesday the goth inst, at 3 O'Clock p. m. The
friends of the family are invited to attend. tt
On the 18th inst, EDWARD PREBLE, youngest
d N aria Faihe. aged II months.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral to morrow afternoon at O'Clock on
23d street, between III and I.
On the l2th of January. 1864: near Ham ton Va,
after short but very painful illness, JOHN SNIP
SON, in the 18th year of his age.
He left six small children to mourn his irrepara-
Bile loss.
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Columbia in tul! Of all calls aad demands
upon ii up 20 tie pr sent time ~
This Communication was Ans wersd on Feb
ruary Goth by Capt May naGier, who was dl.
Iecipd 80 state
First. That the nafpber, 5,g77, included all
reported by the Adjutant General TO be credited
mp 10 January 5, ie6i, as per accompanying
statement.
"In reply to your second query--that ,Ne
number, CIR, covers all that is req uired Of the
district OF Columbia under former calls, to
which is TO be added the further number of
4,@56, the quota assigned under the last call for
5uC,N men.
"Io Your last and third query, have to re.
ply that 1. 1873 ZEN have been furnished nv draft,
including all who were held to service, paid
Communication or furnished substitutes The
quota of the District under all calls is there
tore 11,G53. Credits by voluntary enlistment
and draft 6,26t'; leaving q balance still due the
United States Of 4,7513, which amount is subject
10 deduction tor any number of men which
have been furnished Subsequent to the 5th OF
January and not yet reported by the Adjutant
General.
The statemant referred to above Ia q, fol-
lows:
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EASTER SUspAT.-Easter Sunday, COM
menorauve of the resurrection asd triumph OF
our Savior, was celebrated in s proper mauner
N all the churches, Protestant and Catholic
yesterday, and all the services tended TO direct
the mind particularly to the great event of
which The day was the ami versary. The dsv
Wss most delightful one and con seauentiy
oil The churches were we'll flied 1t Is said
that at least 5000 Catholics IN the cities of
nge n, ana md deorgesown partook Of the
Ing their last yesterday morning.
Al 81. Aloysius church (Which by the way
wac csowded) Haydn's Sixteenth Mass was
sung by the numer Gus choir, under the dfree
ton OF the accomplished artistic, Mrs. CecsIia
Young kretsehmar. with a full orchestra ac
compartments which had been engaged for the
occasion. In addition, the t3auadeamus. a
quar'ettC, BY Dabelli, and the Alma Virgo, by
Hummel, consisting CT soprano solo and
Cpcrus, were also performed in the service
Solemn high mass was celebrated IN all the
at the Wesley Chapel, Methodist Episcopa,,
the choir performed in most admirable style
the anthem, 1.-The Lord is Risen Indeed" after
Whic before large congregation. the Rev
Samuel NJ. Dickson delivered a beautiful dis.
course from the text sstiodiinass is profitable
unto ali Things, having promise OF the life that
now is and OF that which Is to Gomez Mr..
going to Europe for his health.
The Luthern churches, after week Of in
terestIng devotional exercises, joined In the
general Christian Jubilee with fine music, dis
courses, and the administration OF the holy
communion.
All the Protestant Episcopal churches re-
sounded with praise from their splendid choirs
and immense audiences, and In some OF them,
as we learn, the sacrament Of the Lords Sup.
per was administered.
In all our Baptist and Presbyterian congre-
cations the joyful event was also referred to in
terms highly appropriate and impressive.
Rev. W. -. Charming preached in the Repre-.
sentatlves Hall to large audience.
---o-----.
THE GRAND BALTIC morrow night the
grand ball in honor of the ladies of the late
lair takes place, and the spacious Patent Office
Hail has been appropriately arranged for the
occasion. Two excellent bands OF music have
been engaged, as we learn, and we may expect
magnificent display, as the gentlemen who
were selected as managers have spared no
efforts to make it 80.
Let all who wish to aid the families Of our
noble me- n in the field attend.
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ByJ. O. Moe UIRE 4 CO.. Auctioueers.
CNHANOARY SALE or VALuaRLE PROpER1

II
~ AT THE CokERR OF BIGHrRlEfH AND STREETS
By,yirtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed In cause wherein
Richard Lay, 81 ecutor of Thomas Qarbery is som.
plAinapt, and James Carbery, Joseph o Ises,
and Cora his, wife, ars defendants. the sub,
scribsr. with expose to Gale to tn highest
bid der .s auc;iSn on the premises, To ssbAY.
; the foi9wina very I.lusbls dwelling hou,e and
Of srcund in Square No. Ns being the southsssf
oorrer ct sAid square. fronting Is feet street
north from the corner OF 18th street west, BY lis
feet deep fronting 18th street west and contain
Ing Us tar feet. more or eso with the brick
dgellins- house and oths buildings thereon.
Terms Of sale One third cash; the residue af
.ia, syeivs ane eighteen months, With interest 90
which the purohassr's bonds, with surety viii Do
ssaen, and lien reserved o, the property therefor
II the terms afe not com piled with within i've
day from the lay of SALE the pro perty will be sold
inserted in the National InteliRenoer.
Deeds and revenue stamps ri the pufck asefS
cost. W RaDIN Trustee
mh5-stAw @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Austs.
~ The above property ID very desirSble from It's
proximity 20 the Presidents House ana public
buiidinRs-the dwelling house containing Twelve
room, and spacious lall-and the exesllset
perhaps the best In the city. WI
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BY. @. MCGUIRE l. co., Austionsers.

By J. G. Mc9UIBl & co.. Austionsers.
FIHBT CLASS BUILDING LOTS NEAR CITY
II BALL AT PUBi 10 AUCTION -On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, Msrcl 25th. at four o'clock on the
pIemIses, We shsll sell part of original Lot T. in
square No. 4, 'front.' q 2t feet inch on north j
Str. At the Of bird street west and ran
mig back liz feet . ID foot alley, aad containinS
! 8t6 square feet
This is believed to be one Of the most eligible
but sing OTIS In tn II dss able section Of the city
Also. immed.atsly after vs. shall two very desfrs-
BILE Building Lots in the same square, f,sntios
ca Is II ct IN Third street wet, between and
streets NORTH and running back Isl fe i to vide
alley.
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust or the premises.
All conyeyancirg st the cost Of sbs purchaser.
nhHd J. @. MCGUIRE & o., Aucts.
HR-OWING TO AN ERROR IN THE ADVKR-
tisement. tbs above sale is postpon ed until kS
PAY AFTERNOON, March s9th, same hour and
pltee.
NH u &c MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucuorsers.

VALUABLE THRA1 STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND Lof FRoA7IEs Oh NORTH D, BKfwKRH Sso-
sSD .sp Third STREETS, At AucrIes:..By ansaor-
18th day OF March; on the premises, ct 4 O'clock
p m tG ut VAIN abe property on d st.eet, between
Second and Third sireets; In the city of Wssainx-
ton, being "a feet mort by lS5 feet inches deep
The Improvements consist of o handsome and
rsil built Il rec story brick dwsliins. vita two
room and water closet in the heuss. with hot and
cold wafer There is hot ard cold water IN tbs pan.
try srd ckambe rs also, marb basins and closets
In all the sleeping spartments in the mai budne.
There 10 an exeelsns isnss in the kiiehen snd La
trobe .toye in the parlor, BY viii ID the nopes
rooms are heated !; sls0, CRATE in tbs dining room
There lie brick stable tbs bssk of tbs lot with
servants apartments .ver It. The house contains
fourteen rooms The chandeliers and gas dxtur,s
will also pe .oId via tae house
TO any one Wishing q convenient and pleasant
dWelir this affords rare opportunity 1t Is con-
veEtant to markst t, CT urchss, and busioe
Terms are: One half cash the residue In six ana
Twelve nontss. With iatsrsst from day Of sale,
deed given and deed OF tfus5 taken. ALI costs Of
eonssy sneing At the cost of purchaser. ineludina
q. stamps. f,-.----g
For title which Ia perfect apply by letter to
THOMAS W. BRRRY. ~ W. Rayette street, BAl.S-
NH ia GREsN & WILLIAMS, Auete.
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ARRANGEMENTS are effected by which g far.
thai will positively be given to morrow tues.
day.. and I" La Dame Blanche Wednesday
There will be NO opera Thursday. -.., =
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C9ES!, HUsIoss, &c.-,Dr. White, Chiropodist.
" i'll be in attendance At his rooms No aga Penn
avenue, on and after Friday, April LIST. NH %
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bramlette and ex-
Senator Dixon, Of Kentucky, are at the Ma.
fional
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AKRAs8EAEHTaa are effected BY which s'mar-
ths" will positively be given 20 morrow Tues.
tay}, sud Ia DeDia Blanche" "Wednesday
TasTsFEiit be no opera Thursday a.
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Byy O. MssuIns q 90 Aa..,onssrs.

. n
6yS y: Me1 1hn w Aatlonsars
t'UhNirUhE AND EFfbCrs " FAMILY
Z DEcLINIK9 HOUSEKEEPING - On FRIDAY
Morn ING April let, ct ln o'IiGoE, at House Ne.
$50. G street between 18th snt atn strse1. VS.
Mahogany Sofa Chairs and Lounge,
Carrs;s Oil ulotb. and Mating,
Dining Table. Bid aeoard. Safe.
China, Glass and Crccsery Ware.
Double and sipg gle Beaistesds.
Bureaus Watdrnhes Washstends
Fair an d HUsk M stttesses Bols rers ana pillow
Blank its Comforts epreais
an. s, ssss S:s:r article. Of
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GoLD PLArRp JRwELRY for one dollar at AS
Pa. avenue, near Al street Its
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AUCTION SALES.
BrJ, o. Mc6Un 4 CO., Auotioneers
VERY xALUABLI IMPROVED PROPERTY
E1Ak ThB WAR ORPA HFMRNF

th 70 Dietritt Of Columbia rsnd sr.S in esnss Inc
is Equity pending in said court betw cen Banismin
Jossn op s osnM .. nmseu ana other creditors u
John M jewell. administrAtors Of esia joss.S
bt uiAt ger. and r. Johnson, and 9eor "a HsS.
son edmtniktrator OF Thomas Lawson, deoe.ssd.
IsS ondertiynsd Trustee Will expose 80 .ais q
nhapEc Aut ton on the premisss, on HATU 0DAY.
.a gay OF March. 81 ociocs Ii the sfternoon
sers Restaurant" situated On q s,rest nortn. -
tween esys nteenth and lisntesnth streets veSs in
square shss sao s:as RAT. O. Lot !.
in the rear erected tSereon, frontins "A fest -
street: ana containins about ssktesn roo ne. fhis
nsf, ne oSsr &, from Il. popuiar e
pa.tr ant: end the Presidents house A' 'o0iie ~
And on 0ONDAY, the 18Th instant on thu pr>v,
tees. O O'Clock ,. m, and after, the foilovina
Lot L. in square Il. frontins q feet 10 inch.. a.,
street. between Twenty third ana TWENTY .fouysS
streets west $685. square feet. -
street north. between Twenty fourth ana Tvsns,
NTH streets west. 9l5lsquare feat.
Loth In square 50. froptiue q fact on uoeth Z
streets west. l.5Sl square fest.
=: Or twenty seventh street west. S.s1sss d ssS =
The terms Of sale are One third cash; the bal.
anee TO Be paid In two equal In six anA
twelve months from the day Of sale; the said baI-
payment thereof to be secured By the notes Of TIE
Trustee, ana bearing Interest. On the fail payment
Of the purchase money deed viii be given By tAs
II the terms Of sale Be Dot complied VITA In avs
days from the day OF sale the Trustee reserves ShS
si9nf 70 re sell a the risk and expense OF the d.
All eonvsysnotns and stamps At the expense q
'"' 's''A"' JOHN N. JEWELL, rruste..
mbM.dta O MeQuIHHA 90 AuAHa
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II A CARD.
HAVING purchased the stock Of goods of the
late firm of w. NJ. SHUSTER& Co., we shall con-
tinue the Dry Goods business at the same place.
and will take immediate steps to. replenish our
stock with such goods we can confidently recent
haye had in the husiaess for the last eyenteen
ies eanfnue to sShere sistIs n hsnersbs ao
mir mode Of deing bas;,nesa, we hope TO merit a
9 rnh9S;eoat W. M. SINISTER & BROFHER.
R1AP o. TIE EzTTII 81 04ff1BBVka
fYz Is Capt. v tlegx e: Gsssttl R4ypoiaN stss-
4SsSD. scTgs kEkAeH xAyt u,
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WANTS,

WA.N;tF1HgI- GIRL 10 se7r. Apply at the ye-
A FIRST RATE WASHER WANTED >, tie
i.n,' Saaresd3n Hotel enc that has worSei in
N ANIED--A settled Germsn WOMAN, A. coog. ,
~ washer and irenes, Apply al No. iaa 18th
street, between d and 0aio av. NH SSst*
Idloo =, re sspeetsble SRI SIT ALTON
ences given Hdiress sox 40, Star oac s. 'i It.
WAETED-,An active YOUNG MAN. OF good
qu,5 between 18th than and sth Streets
WANTED--A SITUATION, by a respectable
Ssfh,nS , nnd ironing No. sQa street. between
WANSrED.As white c IRI from 10 to Is years
Apply as 81? street moth, between 9Th and 9TH
To TthIR,MEEs-ThTee good farm HANDS
of the $ Soldiers .s Home, Washington, b. G. : -
WAENYTT ANTI = Respectable young woman, a
address Mrs CAsfrY Of eu sta and Ie sts
WAANT mBs, Nth shs SosaI 4s HOUSE, WAITER
81 ,ss I
WANTED.-ON THOUSAND DOLLARS for a
w few m onths. Any one having that amount to
in family sR he anil Sosd n
room and board for the use q the time
stating where an interview can be had NH % St.
WANTEB,Tye first class COACH PAINTKRs
y1 CO. s s t the n eoafb shog b
" go errands and clean store. None need ap
ply without good references No Market space
UP stairs, Pa avenue: NH 2s-2t-
inaers It 1sSsn
WANTHD-A WAITER at the GoslIns House
w To one who understands the business good
wages will be given the s whole year round None
ss nh
e.s:s SJ5ss ns:s: sss:s 4
Spr q ose Address, NH S9s st
Of Navy Ss smIi s1sa ssh
xddis
" ANTED-Attb the French Millinery, 1861 Pa
we hns rs aE:
NH s5-3ts - ''''' ''' CARROLL Il Dyer.
WANTED-A good sALksLADY in a Fancy and
Apply At Market Spaces Two good NH
i piers and one Stencil Cutter wanted for =
good chance Address f r. o. wsshinston
WANTED.-A BOY; also, two SALES LADIES.
w at No "a Market Space, between 9TH and 9Th
WANTED-A competent BOOK K EEPER who
salesman when not otherwise engaged Must be
o sa as to oN r and
lo mn slw rep. & chron,} 800 Pa. avenue.
WANTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash, and 40
tenth street, between and bp B. " NH altf
( 000 tons BONE wANTEP:-rhe under
for all green camp and hospital Bones, delivered
at nth ahsF Factory aoRSa Ak sGs fhSEuARr
$4,000 sRtss stsn,P. e S., sst s.l r
street opposite Psteat Once, and get their STAMP
liz: ss: ,Gs ss
o3s out that thsy eos a. to PRINCE. Who Is The
Sslrsss oppo.,ts P.tsns oses: mas
5000 HORSES WANTsD.
orc. ., iEyoP = Ml,s,
One hundred and forty seven tSlft dollars per
head vii, b rag g II HORSES
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Stsis IL, s:ns
These specifications triH be .,,idls adhered to and
On a2sry 81 ten m And
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WANTnD--soms one capable Of giving Lesson.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-28

GRovER's THeArRR. The entire Grand
Opera Troupe. for the production OF - Faust"
has srTiyed--cbcrus, orchestrs, costumes and
accessories. TITS opera il now being rehearsed