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A UogIoa sAt1 oY coansMssD aonsx.
WAR DEF4RrxsSr. 0.y.LRy BoxKAu,
fFee 81 Chiq slas,ferpasrys

WAR DEPARfgsSf. OsytLRY BUsE>u,
flfls a CHEF sasrfermasrsy. )
Washfnston, %. q Feb o. 1884
Sia be sold st pu nc auction. t. the his at bt6
der 81 ths places q I'D dAtas named bsio Y, via
~ hfln penna. 30 B orses fIiday fh Mach
At nlismsaort Peans.. so Hotsss. rne-css
stk A4rSh Il gFsl -er
~ Altoona. Pspna, SO Horses. Friday. l,th
At New sransvick. n J., .sOo Horsss. russaa,
lssk March.
Al. Rssfon, .Psons., SOC Horses, Fridzy, 18th
at Newark, N. j.. 80 Horses. ,russday, IA
As Lebanon, P.nns., SO Horsss. Friday. 2sta
At willssbars. PennA.. go Hcrsss, russday. ~ .
Aa,eh. aEA Es1se. II ( - 4
..risse Eorses hays bsen O q asmnsd ~ un4t f,r
fhs csrslry eeYvtes Of the United states Army ,
70, rosd sad farm par poses many seed bargains
saay ba ha5. ass s5ES s. .ses .t9sst
Ho,ses Viii be sold sinsiy. s.. [ !,
saies TO besin st 10 in. sad eoatsaas as.is tfli
SnE JAA19 A. E8tN. :
Essan cAisf QaAxternasssr. Cavalry Bafeas.
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POLICE REPOkTs - Third preeinct - David
Jordan, receiving stolen goods; jail for court
John MCCARTHY, assault: bail for hearing
Thomas M. Harrigan, false pretence; bail for
court. Alb IT frankie, perIury; bail for conrt
Thomas Sullivan, assanlt; bah for hearing.
John Mooney. selling on Sunday, e20 IS. Mary
Msoney, disorderly; dismissed. Eliza Maho-
ney, do; do. Elizabeth Rounds, malicious
mischief; S5 so.
Fourth Precinct -Eveline West, disorderly:
SLIGO. Aug ust Geary, threats; bail for peace.
Sszh Precenct-Frederick James, Harry
RODGERS. Page GordoR X phsel Norris, Jos
Gcl don. disurderly; locked MP SIX hours. Jerry
Lynch and Thomas Uunnigan, violating co "
law: siswiesed. John Roach, do; 81. E E.
Bries;, creating q nuisance; dismissed. John
MeSlynn, larceny 'aii for court John z.
tirimes. a. sault ano battery; ismisssd. James
Riley. grand larc'nr: Jail for court. John
hiIsy. drunk and disOiderIy; Thomas Kerr,
do; tune cver to the m sitary.
tyh Precinct r ehaTd Young, threats; III.
Hester TiIgtmsB. do; naii for peace john
Bamilton, violating city ordiuan"n: dismiSs sed.
Fii2ahsth Johnson, drunk and disorderiy; 81.
Msry Anderson, disorofrly; 81 Matilia
Ihorniou, DO; - Ed war; Costello, do; mil
iiary. Thomas Brown, suspicious character;
dismissed
Tenth Ise'facf --Eneepe q. loop. larceny;
bail tor hearing. Thomas Ryan, assault; dis
missed. Ihos. j. Skidmora. disordeTly; Ali
son Major, Go; 50 each. VIM. Eager, drunk
dismissed.
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) Uor1oa SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK
WAPIEPAsraEEf CAykLRy BuREAU,
Office of Cnfsf laayfermaNsr,

Office of ChsJ 1aaueymdasr,
HasiirFtoa %. e., NJ srch 1854
VIII re sold 9 public suction TO zee highest oiS
seE, e. the eepot cf the Cavalry Bureau At 2ias
h6ro poIt, 90 TIL HRSDAy he i7th d .. Of " xrch
and on tut 4EEAI. the 81 day Of March. isS4
trota fifty e 70 one hrudrsd ti"Gl condsm ,eo
Hc;sts aeb day.
Tne,e Horses ave ne, q coadsmaet ss ulht fbr
h. esVS'is services OF the United States army.
Per rGao sad farm pur poses many Zo2i oarsans
nay De had
Eorsas will bP soid singiy
fscTs cssk in UnIgt Sts'es Treasury 1otss
sSIss 70 coro n,encs &c 10 O'Clock
4fH JHMeSA 4KIF,
lent Dol and hisf QnArSersnssrer,
r.hs 2st s aavaivs'5 RifeaU
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THE WEEKLY. STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing = greater variety Of Interesting
aoins than can be found In any osAsr, n
puhlishso on Friday morning
Il invariably contains the "washingsoa
News" that has mace the daily EvKKIxa
STAR circulate 90 generally throughout thA
country. t4a
TRRNs-
Gosh, SWvArtakJy ~ s1sases.
Single copy, per annnm. ..0l 50
, Single copies, In wrappers, FrvD OENrs.
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~ ~oWaEEfSsfHyT5; Az ossf ! a'y,sss.s,..
THIS MONDAY, EVENING
VII" ''0n'' 5 'IsnA 4 oP1rs sT
in FIVE acts with cast of unparalleled strength.
ard Powerful ch. rus of thirty, including the
It" sa''rs a'os's'A Ah1oS II 1eS 't,5cffsTa t6cffTa.
The mt re Grand Orchestra from the Academy of
- Pull Military Band on the Stage incidental to
Nj. Himm"r in bis great ,ois. -. -. Faust
Ign, ra trrderci as .Msrgner,t ,te
Srai st.;ioni,as rs. .~..'.. Meph:to phirs
mo5nI : - @ as 'hfhttne
rard Fsnfefe Miitairc in the Fourth ,ct T WITH
TIE et flr. strength If the company and chorus,
GAIL AAsCHUTX -. Conductor of the Opera
Arran 9, ms nts are gectel ~ which" MARTHA
sra Ei.Dyx E fsfS T3FEoM
There Will be no Opera THURSDAY.
SCALE os PRICES.
resa Circle and Pai quet t...-...s
'reh'sra hairs. -, ...,.........s 50
amy ~ p. ,rSle. 90
Seats secured at Metzerptt's Music Store ana at
the 1heater.
GREAT mETRop"L,rAs Walt.
PksN'YLvAslA AvESuE AND ELsvEgrH STREET
GARD NER x CO...............--. prnyristors
Unqualified approval meets the efforts of orr
'1sn. de D. creme cf al companies. Heni, ridt
.u.''said the Roman queior Fhe prnrrietDrs
oi u ,s sup, r. estan hhmeht have adopted 1t sev
EsIsUsIAsrIo ,c EEoEpr1oN OF rau GREAT
u,MEssRs. BsRGH.t Jew & Butter,
The two great Pantomimisl.
aREAr SxET Et fRouPE.
". sco7ENis MoLiis = s LANE,
]. BRUNMEiL, Live Banjaist
apohah p MhssftEs MfhEs, SEo SEo: saEnboN 81 EaIsSA4'
sEoEes fs5isfSfsG DE HIS TRAINED DOG
Forming the sreatr't co bination Of talent in the
world.
To conclude. On each evening This week, with the
sa gorgeous DON sS%ig JpHN psn Nomims OF
New seenery, Dresser, &c.
tsigzEs SS9as E ssS : ssga
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
Every Saturday Afternoon. at 2 o'clock. Admis.
SION Ladies' % cents; Children 10 cents. NH . If
GRAND VOCAL 1NsRRusrsrA1 hNR CONCERT.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7rH STREET..
On MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH %, 1864,
For the Benefit Of
ST. JOsEPH's ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM.
THE BEST MUSICAL TALENT
of our city have generously rendered their services
JOHN E. MCCULLOUGH, Esq,
kindly offered to recite the beautiful poem Of
sHAMus O'BRIRN."
PROGRAMME:
l. Octette, the famous "Huntsman's Farewell" ;"
Mendelsshon
Arion Glee Club
g Shamus O,Brien, beautiful poem, recited by
John Mccullough. Esq.
s. Cayitana-"E Ernani Involani" .Ernani, Verdi.
:. Miss Juliana May.
4. Harp and md pi%sno-duett; %
s. Celebrated Shadow Song, from Pardon de Plo-
5#g.s Kretschmar
s. Quartette-G Good kight"-Mrs. Noyes, Mrs.
Newton, Msssrs. Dawson and Burnett.
7. Solo-Norah Pride Of Kildare Mrs. Small.
8 0otette-" Serenade" Kreutzer
Arion Glee Club
8. Aria Roberto tu che sdoro...... .Meyerbeer.
Miss Juliana May.
10. Rallad-Yo9ng Recruit. Kuncken MI. A D. Reed
IL. Harp that Once Through. Taras Hall" -.
la. Quartette-Mrs. Newton. Mrs. ,Noyes, Messrs
Dawson and Burnett. e
The magnificent Chickering & Sons Piano and
beautiful Harp to be used at this Concert are kind
~ leaned by Mr. John +. Ellis, No. 3O6 Pennsyl
yania avenue.
Tickets One Dollar, to be had at Ellis music
store, city book stores, and at the door on the
night OF the Concert. NH 25-3t
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VAN AMIR
E4fttfft,,HS SE41ftStff,,HS MUSIC HALL SE.s1zEztsS SE.sszEztsS
;:3$:$$::$$ '"ssS.. II EE;;;$$:
f,rz Stage Manager an hFiRplls.or' hiTartissr
S1AEs sov bEy SFS SIaHTLv sTAhs! n Nfw
Every human btas stan as a hffGEsS fs
excitement increasing. All snyious to see har
an and Political Drama Great lifa ff,os storyy rrty
tail IF or me. q reat public ex- Z. q.
position n, and nd Psopl 'seys;i9ppener.
repressn's, rs st..t Of 1rlnaiRs rha PRS
witncsrea b. thousspds, merchants and statesmen
mrst ~ oiSe rs aud braysn.n, ,i Br"at les. ai
thy sjt rw sisf by yeI ;Ie Attsntys f l2y
doers closing wi saann. They
"t" . offer thou ,n'is of dollars to
T'9n rs,i tie ,is. p,ser, to- ii b"soTs 'oops, of
ani to punish the
Re p sSS5b SSH5b TITS EVENING
; We, tss daily. s''r frsssn.ei ssa ei'-
sat of q. :. IIsPs(t 4; e tier I E atioRs. '''
e.= ~ positions
Their hearts oonsecrated to manmon. their sonls
1 hs sshty sssfs 'sS Of sEe T s Of 'hs oFPs,
@ coEu- the shades Of the grave the vi
4s sInns q n. .rea.t er, laze not their fro
iron and their hearts are steel
~E FitzsimmOns' CO yri g hted p
drama, author of over -
a0successful acting
plays performed s-.r..-.s
tr.umphantly
-< in This
FEMALE pICKPOCKET OF wAsHINGToN;
FEMALE p1CkPOC8hT OF WAsHINGTON
HIGH AND LOW LIFE fI IN THE CAPITAL.
mechanic, and parties of both sexes--ail in
teresttd. Al our old citizens now the
=. lady. All our statements from
endorsed truths. a
ALSO.PLAiED WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON FOR
! ALSO, wEpNksbbARR wEppNk bARikf ikkffrERsoos,
Ladies must come early to get q seat. Last Wed
need ay many ladies had to stand. over fifteen hun
ALSO THE MUSIC HALL SHOW.
-re-,--se., THREE NEW STARS.
The Prenss nIss Rs1ss9;s zTs2sax Ss "a SszL S%szZLpr
'ne s'e'ses. hs%GR.fS sob HFiss MaRr Il the age
The Ravel Psptomimist of the Foster star troupe,
.,.e.s.., .HERNANDEZ FOSTER.
and over thirty other artists.
On Wednesday night, in addition, the wonderful
Or THE MAN MONKEY
The Man Monkey, by the wonderful agile Her
nandez Fos as performed BY him night after
you viii spend the most pleasant evening, and
your good Judgment will point out the Varieties.
Admission. 26 and 30 cts. Private boxes, -.
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Circulation of q Weekly Newspaper Sup
Pressed-Counterfe rfett Tfeasury Natsx

ST LOUIS. March 27.-rhe circuiattoo OF tina
Metropolitan Record, Published In New Yo>a
has beer suppressed In this department By or
der of Gen Rosecrans
Well executed counterfeit one hundred dol
lar treasury notes have been passed 90 several
parties within a day or two. Notes Of eimi.
lar character have appeared at st. Joseph's
and other points west.
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HIDfs.

WILL BE SOLD AT AJOTIos EyHRY VIC.
snd "a t s2t s,-..1 :. s oS' -. IN g
TALLcN az; tsat pAy be e. on =, band M n ~ Gstsl. T.
Cplcmbia and skipped to this point for suea di.po
e1tion FERNS eass in Gsvernpsnt IN ads, to BE-
msS I'm Li4 at Col. ard a " 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-28
NJ r. WOODWARD'S LIVERY, SALE AND
IN HIRING STABLES,
No. Al NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE,
Near Saratoga Street.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS

HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., pur-
chased and sold on commission. a.
TIE subscriber ofeNS his services to a. -
the pu she. Which from hEs Experience ES6S3
apd extensive acqpaintaAcs gives him Ct NJ
sureri'r opportunit ties: Particular at ~st.A-
ness Horses. Persons Visiting horses snippei in
a. direction by srBdirg item tn my address MY
rels upeD having them promptly attended to wit
cut the personal attention CT the owner, thereby
saving themselves much time and trouhle:
Referto w d. Wallseh, Proprietor Washington
Samuel I. Houston, Quartermaster Department.
Eog SALE-By Lady leaving the city-one
r very fine SADDLE HORSE, suitable r.
fer a lady; very spirited and perfectly S
Airo. one superior SADDLE HORSE; for gen.
tlen,an of taste. f-Fs d.
BeaIl street. Geer getown. No. I6S.
Any rerson wanting sash would do we'll to call
Ore saddle and Bride, made by Prainer of New
York. cost SOS; made and fitted expressly for the
Lady 5 horse. -. mn 25-Iw
IT, SPECIAL NOTICE.
il he New York steamers will carry any arttcies
fer the Crest sanitary fairste be Slk@ -
held ia New rsrs free Of sps ss sfastS for
Fa,r shor Ia be dist nctly marked Sanitary Fair,a
ear. care '.neil loEs aiasl ii sAISETlkT A:sss:;
Nz1YTICAI Dflxsf or faa LAws o.
"a The Unised etatess pom toe DeeomDeeee1ento q
es ~ ~ Ss T = III @ sss 5sSsss sss
pFYstGf f8s. ! vol. oo0. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-28

Gentlemen desiring nv.satons for ladies' will
leave names and address at Hudson Tayler's Book
Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets, addressed to Executive Enlistment Com
mittee" NH lS-
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DENTISTRY.

UENllSIh1. ...s y.s.
omar DIsoovS1Y IN D1HTIsTRY.
fsasA kxrsaId ssisAess Psss sstaA tAs lfsAstsS q
OxtEAN
voulo "a vleo Al Refsons having teeth 20 S1-
1eot 70 call at Dr.. LEWlID ofdoe, Ap.A
end have them taken ont By this nav 49,
ana harmless proesss, Also call and IET4YVVP
sxsrnine the 0coisrs nsW and i'm
proved method Of 1sertins A.tiseiAl Teeth If
.on n one: sse the great Improvement IN HE teeth
80 10 sslaahie one. No, a49 Pa ssanus. S.tvea,
18th ARd 18th strests = ~
NJ ~ IsETH.
IN. ~. IyEmis p, the inysa1ar and sstsnsse
.snd' :;, 6crsopsliy ~ his ONO In ssa sSA
sseth Who cannot Wear ofhert. and 20 '-N~~
aersou can wear othsrsvlo cannot weir .Gssu
Persons calling ut my on can be aooom uic sted
9Th sn, tyls and price oy Tee sh.thsy ns. iesrs
ut 70 tsose who are particular and Wish .ee pur~s
teans 1T strongest, and mort perfect dsrturs tbs
sft can produce ths HtNARAL pLsTp viii b
rure IA liy w.rrantsd
Rooms ip this eity--Eo S3s Pennsyls sAnis .,enna
9stwsep eth and ,eth sfr.sts Also. 20s At5e ii ,
FfHaHr'Gfte --Hra ~
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SO SEVENTH STREET, $40
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE

PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
We state in no boating spirit that We have re-
ceiyed this day the largest, newest and most desr
able new styles of the above goods ever opened in
Washin Rton - raw iEs.-sa--
Owing to the great difficulty between the gilders
ard manufasturers Of Gilt Frames and Mouldings
the past three weeks, We have been unable to sup
the great advance in material and labor, we are
determined to sell this lot at usual low prices
stock Of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, PICTURE
CARDS. Over 600 copies. Nearly every Picture
and Engraving ever exhibited. Every Picture
perfect as perfection can be.
We respectfully invite every lady and gentleman
in Waship gtGn to call when it suits them and
anime this choice selection. Our prices will be
ind same as the pu blahers.
Call early and get posted Look around; see If
you can find such in any establishment south Of
New York,
Remember the place. -a-
p J. BELLEW Il CO.,
$40 7th street doors south Of
NH -1yf Odd Fellows' Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-28

THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS OF WASH
j in ngton, having used the remedy of c. Keenan,
No. 5i9 1 stree, between 9Th and 7tb stree 3,
for the cure of InAammatory Rheumatism, have
NO hesitation in saying that we satisfied it Is
one of great value to all afflicted with This most
painful disease. We therefore cheerfully recon-
WIN C. MAGEE, E. bet l2th and 18th,
MARY NEWTON, 4th, bet. g and Ii. -
MARGARET A. MITCHELL,
GRACE HURDLE. I. bet. 18th snd 10th,
ROBERT WARREN, 7th, bet. and L.
NH 91-po I'm,
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~ SkEsN 4 wlLLiAh>, u,tt on.srs.
HoJ6s hOLI sap RirobEx FURSirURz
~ eli tgll at ~ o'cioc, On. at he res,dea,s %
Il tscluiDs houses se p'nt, No 379 s,uta lid .
rf r, t.tssss xh and = ven b str g. . ,Oi
Grtment Of Furniture, viz: M .saa. 6ress o {
10reanr Ma, bic Top Taoiss s7d WAsas and
5krss Ply snd otT er G.rss,s Msttre.s faia,s - d
With snsIy fber articles. " ich We deem unnaces
ts-N to epumerate.
feYms eat. /
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Dh 20 GREEN q WILLIAMS. Au ,ts
ByJ Q. McGulRE 4 Co, aue.ion..r,

nBsiAA BIZ sk.IDsSJn sou raEA.r ooa-
ssrsksSs ass
ys,ss OF io,. sra n 'ss;sss ;s i;opt ox :
strs.t .s.t AID rspn'tx back 90 feei II inaa5s on
ss sn FRI Hsns st.s ts's o, ny
se1v ntIiains la:n .D ssr,ar t oi's n .mn--.,
b. ek sab. on to. .s- of h. D., tie .n lie "a
.f ~ sis tosl ,s a.a'
ssssf ert... tg AMER he rear ofths 'ot 8
eorvsssno-s st cost 81 ne 1trhaser. /
nIh7z q = . G. +aetiuta Rs a 90. .auets
: hB, 80: saeGUras q ov .Aus,ionerIs /
T'husTsE'5Batk " A FARM UoN rafNIN3
4 lie Achsa anss osAE a sIiu,IspIS PAIR :
y.z aop.GY. vIEs "a ss"uI o5s .MlLs rsos
ss = rte Apctirp Re- Of = q. acti Iie. i 90 !
sn grsspsY ihs u Of Msrch h. af4s sati2 n, by
date ne ss1 OF Ms, 8 9 and rsc ,fdad in L,s,r j
Eo :. s..ios u; a.. : g. one ths ami rseorss 70,
aa .ni say 81 s.f.rs viz "a ssMi1iof s.
f. .snr Hs ss5a ssaG ...s ,ssae
sou herIy alor ths sat Perkins lin. % staxs L.
:s is9s as =
kolIess' rpa oa Kiss man. ins to q, two ma ssd
Isr, nee ssutf esst-rIy son the SAID rua 10 D
sstsks chs 2cIs from - ioscomo lps theme no.ta
iss.irx i RS cf ss Land mora rae or .as sos,R iRp
With all and singular. tie imprnvs ns1ss, priFi.
j sss. bersditamsnts, and apparte 1Anses to tb+
came. ~..
Fs,n Fifteen hundred dollars In g Ssh % .hs
day Of tsts The residue In twelve sDtaa from day
Of sae with interest," eseursd By deed Of trust on
the nsie-s. #ssts : 49,. .. Er.....-r. :
II the terms o, sale are not compiled With sithip
An daSe xtier ths sale, the trustee reserves the
Hight TO resel 1t the rifk and expense ef the de-
AnItiae purchaser on weesG notice Ia the
1vsnina Star II N GILBERT Trustee
se82aw J q MCGUIRE & CO.. Ancts
~rBE AsovEsALE Il s1OsTPoNlDuNrIL
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@ For THs
BENEFIT OF THE EN- .ISTMENT FUND,
to be held at the
HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
On THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
~. the proceeds to be appropriated to
AIDING ENLISTMENTs IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
fOKD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH efREIr, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

tOH DsA NE" ThEATER.
fENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
EASTER MONDAY, March 18th. 1854,
RICHARD, 'tS SakE fhsFfe's' SS e e1osrEn,
IN shAk'Dsif'Gshlfs DsfGhsRb sRh'imf III tragedy of
Produced with new scenery, correct costumes and
sas
Mis: Alice arsg aen as onssn Lfay Anne
pAKr1n1I AR IME9f1AST Mcfp1As nSsEkVEp EsrHGf SEATS
are rf;fRfTsEstsi xfRTENb ! zESsrY ISsssHrss'sd to
the her 70 ssten
repderin access to secured p aces somewnat din
- - PRICES OF ADMISSION.
orehsstrs Chairs IS cents
Prinatya fpees. Rnees s,a 70 & cents g
ke.ssyed seats ON Nh Forrest, sts easrs a.
Growers rHEArER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR wILLARDs HOTEL
LEONARD GROVER -.............:. Director
EASTER MONDAY, March %,
FIRST NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON.
NINE BERTHA JoHANNsEN, ~
s1esoRA RElR1 Ps5nf Iobfss 1sEfFTtssiSHEfki FRssi6SHEfki1c1,
MILE fP'Hr PRrLfFR liPR. czSssYssA. ctrsisfYss
Prima Donna Legera;
MADAME La ROCHE, - -.
MILE ESTELLE PICARDE,
NJ FRANZ HIMMER,
n r5!Ri 4H26bGRf I5efFs f4ssftsAi RxsfHAiAs,
Primo Tenore Grazia;
M. ANTON STEINCEF,
Primo Baritone;
NJ. HEINRICH HERMAN,
'assf Il. ffafapsf FREpRftH CRAFT,
BassO Cantant
CARL ANSCHUTZ,
Chef d'Ufchestre.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENT rs.
N A RIO ~ A l. Or GU 8 !
MRS. CHARLES WARNER, formerly Mrs. Dan
NOW OPEN FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
PERFORMANCES EVERY AFTERNOON AND
AT SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK
StsaE ~ AVENUE. t afet
This Equ estrian Orsanization has been arranged
with due regard to high toned refinement. The
company consists Of the following well-known
Arustee: AZ zs TEEaE Ha4 IN LTEE rEH4
MRS. CHARLES WARNER, tRoRMRRLY MRS.
~ .Hik2s sgi DAN RioE.D s4toE aH
MR. HARRY wHITBY, ~ 90 iaas1
MAST Err JOHNNY WHITLEY, m afa
MISS ELvIRA WHITLEY, s5
MISS sUsIE WHITBY,
MRS. PRANK WHITAKER,
1850 87EszG THE DENVER BROTHERS,
ME-. GEO. DERIoUs, sag
Mr.. JAS. HAWKINS. .a i h5f
f. yz Mr.. CHAs. KING, ~ 5ge --H
8ssg MR. PRANK WHITAKER
AR. D. HOWARD
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MRs. CHARLEs WARNER, formerly Mrs. Dan
-.-.....-....... Directress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-28

~ 6BEkN u WILL1AMS Auetaonsss.
VALUs BIZ BUILDING L0f AZ AUuri0A -
front OF the premises At O'Clock n part OF Lo.
V IN square g. This pro pelty fronts on street
fest. = - : 5 4 .s4lII I; =. -.
Terms one hxif cash; haiAneA In six and twelve
nonths. tor notes bearing interest; desd given
An5 deed OF truAt take
AL eonseyAnes and stamps 1t the eott Of TIE
~ 'a.eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, sAuets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19
DIED,

In Manchester 81, Thursday morning, Angus
18th, WILLIE JEFFERSON, youngest daughter o
the late A. J. Haskins aud Sarah Jane IIaskins
aged three months aud Ave DAYS
Her funeral will take place on Friday, the I9tl
instant, ut o'clock, from the residence of her pa
rents The friends and aequantances Of thu t'm'i,
are invited to attend without further notiee.
On "Wednesday, the 18th Of August al Snowden
the residence OF his mother in Gooehland county
ALEXANDER MAEEN ROBSON, youngest ei'i
Of Mary r. and the late a. Maben lisbson aged
sixteen months and two days.
His funeral will take place thus afternoon at 3
o. tlo, from the residence Of John G. Iobson Esq
The friends Of the family invited to attend with
out further notice.
On Thursday morning 18th instant, AMoREi
LYON, daughter Of John X. and Kate i. ChiLirey,
aged three years one month and eighteen days.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
dcnee, on Fifth street, this Friday evening at
o'clock The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend without further notice.
At chai.ahoochec, Florida, July 10, 1862 at III
o'clock r. NJ of tongcstiSc chill, EDWARD ..
SLOAN formerly OF Baltimore city, but more ic-
Gently Of Richmond. Virginia
g2s"Challottcsyilie papers please copy.
On Thursday the 18th instant, at his residence.
on yenabie street, Mr.. JOHN FLEMING, aged
Ills friends and acqnantanss are invited to at
tend his funeral on Friday, the 10th instant, at ,
o'clock L. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

EOR SALE.-Two SPRING WA.VS@
III one light farm WAGON and enc CAkI q.
one BUGGY, nearly new. Apply corner c -
shee and Cary streets. A. b. Lif''N
au lS-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19
by Z. W. Gubbs, Auctjoncer
TWEEDSIDE, A VALTABTr FAD

TWEEDSIDE, A VALUABLE Fsp,r
II t oE ; SEVENTY ACRES, THE RESIDENT
OF JOHN THOMAS SMITH ESQ OY M rue f.
BROOK TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES + non MN, M
MoND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will h. .di,
AT PUBIC auction on the premises, on TUESDAY
the sd oil August, at o'clock + NJ H.. -
valuable property located above, eonIinjn, ssy.
ehty acres, lying on the Brook tnrnnikp Sb,'L
separates 1t from Brookfcd. the farm o., NJ
Warwick, and adjoining Mr. D,laplane md ottor.
The improvements consist of a c6mf,,+,lic -,
dwelling, with SIX rooms, all necessary out hull
InSs, and well OF excellent water in the ,,1,I
there Is variety OF Fruit-Peachcs, Apple, pa.
&c. The place Is convenient TO churchet. md T,,,
one-fourth of n mile of a manufacturer mil ip
land Is susceptible Of high state Of improvement
and Is one OF the very prettest situations IN An M
surrounding country and being on the Brook ti,T-
pike, good road at all times ia, without doubt ,i
most valuable property in this vicinity The ncinl
borhood Is equal to any The purchaser viii h.c
the privilege OF seeding crop Of wheat, and mn
possession on the LIST of January next
TERMS At sale.
p, W GRUBBS, Auc6onaer.
au IL Successor to Goddn 4 Apper.on