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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-12

WHAT does it ask tho Union mon"
to "strike' tor2--Edgle.
1t asks tho Union men to strike for
the control of this county, so that a
loyal man may represent it in the
House Of Representatives, SO that a
loyal man may be retained in the
Senate, and SO thata loyal man may
DO sent to Congress from this District
1t asks tho Union men to strike, SO
that the county offices may no longer
be used to porpetuato tho power Of a
set of men who aro tho enemies of the
Government, 1t asks tho Union mon
to strike 50 that our Courts and our
local government may bo purgcd, SC
that justice may be Noted out to often
doris, and so that Union men may nc
longer BIO prosecuted and annoyed by
disloyal persons.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-12

THE BATTLE OF THURSDAY,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-12
Passage Of lhe Rapidan Without
the Firing Of a Gun.

NO BATTLE ON WEDNESDAY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-12
To the Loyal Ladies'.

Wo invite tho attention of tho ladies
to an article or our first page undor
the above titlo. The New York Times
Boston Transcript, & several other jour
nails are taking the lead in sounding tho
alarm, and we learn that an association
Of ladies is forming in Philadelphia,
determined to wear nothing but calico
dresses and to dispense with foreign
luxuries. Do the ladies who arc doing
80 much for our sick and wounded
soldiers, know that they are, in anoth-
cr way, doing almost as much as the
rebel army to ruin the country? Do
they know that they are doing as
much to keep up tho price of gold as
the stock gamblers and spcculators?-
Do they know that they are to Ger
tain extent responsible for tho present
high price of all the necessaries of life,
and hence responsible for a great deal
Of suffering among the poor? Just so
long as tho ladies continue to wear
silks and ermines and to purchase for
eign luxuries, so long will the gold be
sent out of the country, tho prico Of
gold will rise, green backs will depre>
ciato, prices will rise, suffering among
the poor will increase, and, finally, a
financial crisis will como crashing
through tho business of the country
and leave us prostrate.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-12

Grant US Peace and Victory,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-12

RS-Don't forget the Union cOnven.
ton on Saturday next. 4 8s 7.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
To NEarincrs.
TRPAsuRY pTP.Erurr OYYIoR LIeBT ffcusR BOARD, /
WASHINGTON CRY Jan. y. 1901.


TRPasuPY DTp.ETMIyr. OpProR LIeHr fiousH BOARD
WAsHlyGTos CRY Jan .. 1861.
Foe BELL AT sTRATYoRD PoIST Li0nr llousz com
fog signal, consisting Of bell struck py ngcluey has
been recently established at StT6ord Point Light ioase
Station on the north side OF Long Island Sound
white
The bell durng fogry weather VII be srnek a. ilefes
Of ten O seconds fof four successive blows IL Jury t
econd, then there viii ID pause Of thirty 500 secord mu
tlen four blows in thirty 1907 seconds and 10 on.
NRw LlGHT.ilousE AT BRASr ISLAND SuoAt, PAsLico
souSp r. CNotce Is hereby !yeh tina, light house. on
screw. nile foundation has been erected the southet
point Island shoa in Pamco Sound, ~ " ~ tevsD
Mater TO mark the position heretofore OCCUPIED ny inc
hyhtvesse The foundation l. square IN plan ana Is com
posed Of iron screw piles Ave in number 10 snTonned oy
wooden supetp.ure painted white, with apfen s0oTe
Tie hsht Of lie focal plane Is feet above mean sea evel
The Illuminating apparatus lens Of the mn ofde' o. tho
system Of Frosne showing hHd hsht Of The natural foo
which IN ordinary states OF the weather, should Dc Nsip
from tho deck Of vessel 40 feet above the Ws'er ABOUT ii
nsuiica miles. -. -, - o., .,
The 2h exhibited Tor the trttmo OF 'he evening VI
December ~ 1853.
The ttAiion Is also provided with foehh worked y
machinery, and which In Thick weather VIII DC t1'ch /"
Intervals Of 6Neen seconds. 49,
Vessels bound up the Sound, toward Newben, Nc should
leave the light from mile mie the starboaTd
WEST lSDiEs-sAS posiSGo-tDkn tlauJ % bAlAS'
pnls FoSr Munster Of Marine a. Madrid has svsE
notice fnd aier the 25h day VI August 1905 hight
would be exhibited from mast standing on Basndes FONT,
the north side e tie entance 10 the Gulf OF SANTANA ct the
norh-eost end OF ho Island %! san Domingo West Indies.
The light fired white light placed At an elevation OF 20
feet cboYe the level Of the and should be seoD IN
clear weather nom distance Of siI 20 eight miles
Tho most 10 feet high painted red and ~ said to stand IN
lat 81 IL 49 NJ ION. Co - 81 wet OF Greenwich.
By order. w. II. 6HUBRcE, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Fort Uaroens' Notitc.

srlTE oF NEW.yoRg,
PoRT-WasDrNs OFFICE, No. los Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
sections Of the &C, passed April H. 1857 entitled An Act 10
Reorrsi1e the Wadens oce Of tho Port Of NewY 10
ell persons interested in having charge Of the subject
matter Of such inquiry, examination or survey INT me oi
lowing vessels ere now under examination by the Port War
dens that the said surveys examinations vii be com
poed within ten days neat iucceedng this notice On beard
said vessels
Bark J. Cumming Pier 70. OF. "
Bork Ocean Home........W Woodruff Hobinsona
Bark Merfso....................Ple Pier No. 20 y. u.
c. II. BRAMHALL, Pfescent.
J. Arcs HERMAN Secretary.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF kEW-YoRK.....~Fsp. Q
Cleared.


stsamslip.-Ariel, Wilson Aspinwsr D. B. Allen; China
(Brl Anderson, Liverpool 4. Cnnard. o. -,
stesmer-Yinelsnd, Maui, Philadelphia, Bentley Smith
ships-cuuvstor, Russell, Liverpool, Williams ouion
Eastern Belle Br) Webster Liverpool j. w Ewen Go;
Msrcy Ross San francisco Sutton Co Lydis (DL) Ke
lam, Cslao Tsbbin chagneeyi British Lion lBr) Manu.
BsIRs@oandarO Moore Philadelphia Thompson Hun.
;. ss KSfS IanSs ha,' Bos
Whitebe1y, Asplnwsil Panama Railroad Co.
Wendt Nellie ' Hant Nelson, Basno. Iyre. b. Ha,ey
Co. Afiope Austl Wilctich, st. Jago de Cubs, Hoboe
n hsSiS Il w. JOHNSTON 1 Bi FOssr BfbsaSe. T.
Dwight.
D. G. Wheeler c. warren Hammond Fs River ss
Grove: F@:
Mary Eo NsySO%S fOrs. . 0pj9s d. 5 Ella B ss
10 r. hsssndsr soS Nary a. Hs sops
Monroe q @ Benton sons lydia Ann 0y,iso1 terIe.'
Ley, 81. Johns ~ A. smihersi Henry Drew, CLARK,
sicop~w. II. Brown, Jackson Providence
Steamship Louisiana (Br), snelis, Queenstown Feb.
ndse. sEd pass. 10 Williams irion.
seaTes Baltimore, Lewis, Washington md'e and pa's 10
Stand Rinsa.her Nys, Providence mdse, &c, to z.
Bynher
s,samsr Falcon, Jones. Providence mdle, tc.. 10 z.
iynnef
Ship cslhsne (Br) HObrooE Lawrence, New. Bedford,
ship Liverpool Cbsmberlin Lcndcn and the Isle OF Wight
Scs1T 20 Sas be yo. oS o
BalE Psyche DAM Waiver Rio Jsncro 50 days coffee to
runch Mcincke Wendt Experienced heavy weather on
Bark scandinavian Friend Yeworeans II days sugar to
'nettef. p Qefleneed heavy weather.
BsIs bTenesin tBIeml' JscLens, Rio Jsnero 80 dsys
Barr Ksn,hO c6sPosn Aspinwsl 25 days. md,e to j. r.
Joy Experienced vey heavy w. winds and nsw squalls
Bark Teresa CaInelio nsll Roueo Salem In bafas, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Memoranda.

Tie ship Liverpool arrived al this gort yesterday, reports
Jan H. lat A. lon 20 so f in with Br brig Vea cleared
from New York Dee II ior Falmouth with oo2e bnsh wheat
dsnaIled and In sinking condition. had lo,, everything
above the deck except the aunst CT the spAD and
crew ard brought them 10 this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

BEWARE OF THIEvEs.--A fellow peddlln2
seeyebuttons on Monday noon burst open the door OF
No. Park Bank Building and carried OF two valuable
coats leaving his own thy and ragged one Oh the hor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
epeLen,

No date lit On. Ion. B, trs Josanre Prosl fom Bne
noe Ayres fer New York.
Feb 10, Of Ila;t,ras. s,Lr. J. GRAND eitmsated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
VEW-YORK & NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE NEV,-YoRK:
WINTER ADVANCEMENT
1862 COMMENCING NOV. IL. 1869. 1854
Station in NewYoIk 2rhst ard $thsv
Entrance on Zlthst.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk:
For NewIaven, (Ef1, 1850 q IL l2:l3 lEx), 3.m
(Exl $3.50, 4;3o and (Ex) p. m. -.
For Bridgeport, T. (Exl ll:30A m. H:ls tEL), 3:oo
For Milford and strstford, f. 1870 m $50 1902
For Fairfield Southport aad WestP0T, T. ll'sO ~ $50
$3.50 p. n.
For Darien and Green~ich, 1880, 1850 I'm; $50, 40
For stanford, lEr $780, l;3oA D:ls tEIl 800
For Fort Chester and incredise stations :. $780, l;oI
NJ, $3.50, 1880, $3.50, $3.50 p. m. xz
CONNECTING TRAINS:
For Boston via Sprin gfed, n. tEx 3:V (Exb ~ m
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2:lS lExe Pr. "a.
For Hartford and Springfield, tExh ll;So r. M s;~
(ES) 8p m A. o., a. No.,
II 80 o. NJ. to Northampton
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkin Railroad Och
ii 30 -.
For New Haven, New London and stoningon Railroads.
q. M, l2:l5, 3, p. m.
For Canal Railroad, l2:l5 p m. TO Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad, a. m
For Naugaluck Railroad, a. M, 3p. m
Tor Dsnbury and Norwak Rslrosa l. $50 m, $50 n
Commodious Slee ping Cars stached to Q p Trains.
JAMES H. H0YT, Superintendent
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t.t-flTrRH Almanac

MINIATURE nAs1o.
sun-pise. ga Sets........ e:s6 Moon-Rises... ~
HicB WATER THIS bAf.
andy Hook $3.50 Gov Issnd... e:24 Hell Gs.e...l 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

V'APSCOTT's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
j PASSAGE OFFICE, No. 50 Southst Eew.York:
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES. - -. - ......x
TAPsCOTTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK.
LINE or LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
remit money the old country do at the lowest rates
by sppyingto TAPsCOIr BAoTHEhs Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Ccparinersbip Notifies.

T'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
l. under the firm name Of STANTON i HARsELL Is by
mutual consent this day Dissolved -
JOHN s. STANTON VIII continue the business Of Buy,ng
Selling and Shipping Of Oh IN Franklin Pa where he VIII
bpl in liquidation.
u. l.. HARsELL viii continue TIE Commission business
for the sale Of Crude and Refined Petroleum al Nos III and
34 Maiden lane New ioIS where be viii sign 10 Liquidation
JOHN g. STANTON,
BLAZE L. uAHsELL.
New Yofb Feb %, 1904. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

TIVE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
l. SHIP COMPANY will dispatch monthly their new and
rstcsss B,tish Iron steamships DELLA and BELLONA,
each 900 ton. aud 100 horse power IOWA and OHIO each
800 and so horse power; INDIANA and MANIlAT
TAN each 900 luns and COO between LONDON
and NEW-loRK. calling at lINnE on the voyage from
REscY From New.iot First Cabin, $50; Second Cabin,
$50; seerage $50 From London Hsyre, First Cabin,
500, Second Cabin, SO; Scerage, SO n. B.-These
sesners leave each port every days ser February
Forpasssse apply CiiAs. A. WHITNEY at the Office, No.
N BiessNsy' Ior legLt apply AZ Nc. - South,st
ROWLAND L LsPlNWALL. ASsrtA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENOER TRAINS LEAVE NEN-YORK, via. the Erie
Railway from foot of Chambers-st., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads for all principal cities In the West
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cincn-
nett and St. Louis, without break Of gauge .
T. H. OooDhAs, Gen. Ticket Agt., IL. r. SWEETSER
Mesdville. IA. General Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
6orses, Carriages, &r.

EOR SALE CHEAP, for want Of use, two
j pair Of very superior extra size MULES and ore psr
srse truck HORSES 1he above wsrrapted kind sound
North River O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

M ERCHANT's NAVIGATION and TRANS
I'VE PoRTNTIoN COMPANY, via GROToN NEW
LoNDD0N, sr9MNGToN, PROVIDENCE, NEWP0RT,
TAUNTON, aud NEWBEDFORD. The splendid steamers
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK will leave
Pier No 10 N H., foot Of COIrands, daily Except Sun
day., at 4 p
Freight taken low by any other line. Office ofCou
peny. No. lis Westst corner OF Courtlandt-st t.
New.York Nov. O. 1858. w NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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Gteamboets an1 Railroads.

ITO RAILROAD TRAVELERS.-FOr full
u information In reference 30 Time Tables Stations Die
ances. and Connections, Illustrated by ONE HUNDhEu
RAILWAY MAPS, representing the Principal Ksyays Of
TN country see APPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

They came py the following routes; Enc ke,Jeso' So.i
Hudson River Rarosd, 2,38; llaI IN hs5,sg "
Haven Rsifoad 49, New-jersey Central l'sroso H'i Oh
loot a. About 3.4O0 were in the yards on Monday
LIST or DROyERs
fhe following are The names Of droyers owne OF con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
rEv.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Bon TINE Wnsn ENDING TUESDAY,, FEB. e. lseA
Sheep and
Fssve. Cows vesls. lambs. SWINE ns 5SaIs
Isxs lao @9 1882 ltuJ Eo9'
TS.., were ,old at the following Market Places:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

t'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,v via NEW
PORT and FALL RlvER-The splendid and spehor
steamer BAY STATE. CAPT. Brown. leaves New.York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, at 4
9eleek M and the EAlPlRE STATE, Capt. Brayton, On
MONDsT, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at4 O'CLOCK y. M,
from Pier No. North River.
Hereafter no wl be REGARDED secured TO epp
cant until tie same shall have been paid for.
chs to Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch
BY On Express Freight Train
h. LllTLEFIED Aren't Nc u BROADWAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

WILLIAMS g. 0UION, No. u W.L.t
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing at Queenstown Cork Harbor).-Ths well known
steamers Of tho Liverpool New ok and Phade pha steam
.h Company are intended TO sail as follows
CITY OF MAECHESrER..,. ...''ssursay seo. y
CITY OF ONDON..,,.....,,.....s.,,S Saturday nich'
fTNA Saturday Mch. II
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at aoon HON Pier a
North River
RATES oF PASSAGE,
Psysble In gola, or It's equivalent in currency
FIRST CABIN. $40 90 sTEERAGE so 90
First Cabin 10 London. IS 90 Seelase to London. "a 90
Fr.t Cabin Paris. 9s oosteerase to Psris;. 90 %
First Cabin TO Hamburg 30 col SeeTage TO Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers also forw srded to Haye. Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates. -
Fares nom Liverpool Queenstown: lot Cabin SIS, Ss3
elOs steersse $50 Those who wish 10 send Tor tneT
friends can buy tickets here at those rates
For further Information apply at the Companys ohees
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. Is broadway, N 7.
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pROP0sALs WILL B1 Rlt1Ly1g At TIN
architect, WasH3pston. D O., until u m o. the Ist
day Of May, 1884 for Gil the Fire and Burglar proof
Safes and Vaults required by the Treasury Depart.
mept prior to May ], 1855
Plons apd sveoifeati0ns can be obtAiDod b. ap-
plieation 20 this on D rscnaily or bY letter.
BIDS to be 1er Superficial foot inc udinG door ana
eli necessary fixtures, assured the teide the
price psms 70 cover al charges whatever, e1sspt
the froiSht and the actual travelling expsnsss Of
Vorkmen to the 1lacs whore the Vaults are TO b
er reoted
;. sslss te bs SslIvsred at the neilroed Depot or
6tsamk0At Wharf for transportation, In good order
and condition, without charge
Lochs for the Vaults or tafes win oe iurnisAed
BY ths cs1zEaater without charge.
All bids Must BE- aeoom panied by the bond o. two
re.ponalele tslsoss q the ssm Of es go tsat So =
aVaYded to him: the eufie.sncy OF the eecurfty %
ss Sss:e 6 y he Collector Of Hs'ssae
The 1epsr Sniept nssertss the right 20 rstsct suy
or vi the ids IL N be idered ifs interest 20 90
so ana no bid will BE eoDsiaered that does not eo
Bids TO be enclosed in sealed envelope, enAesssd
Is1tAH RO9nRs,
mA.X. 3awt9 Supervising AIchissets
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The subscribers will receive sealed proposals e
the erection Of Market House in this town uLtj
noon of the 10th q ~ of April next.
The building is to be erected on the site Of lie
present Market House, and will be about f0r:y
feet in width and nearly two hundred and sixty
feet in length. part of which is to be two stories
and the remainder one story high, and the erec-
ton to be of the best materials and ork n!an s D.
The plans. drawings and specifications, in Ia. ,
can be seen on application to VIM. Laird, E,q. .
Clerk of the Corporation. and will afford all The
information that can be desired by those who m ~
feel disposed to contract for the work.
The party or parties whose proposals R1ay ne
accepted can have immediate possession of e. q
Site and it will be expected that the work will be
commenced without delay and prosecuted 20 ~
HENRY ADDISON,
RILEY A. SHINN,
PETER BERRY,
JACOB q. HEISToN,
CLEMENT A. PECK,
Building Committee.
Georsetogn, D: c., March 24th, 1854.
N -A0fd
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-George
Shaw, drunk ard disorderly; S5.6i. John r.
Thomas, do; dismissed. Mary Chase, threats;
bail for peace. Maria Adams, do; do. George
Shaw, drunk: l.5S. Charles Pendleton, fighting;
Sis. r. L. Ream, do: do. Francis Murphy,
drunk and disorderly, dismissed. Mary w AL
lace, Jane McCabe and John Danchay, do; do.
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GEoRaETowN LIQUoR DEALERS EIKsD.-
Friday, the military detectives made raid
Oh the Georgetown liq uor dealers. The follow
ing parties were arrested and fined $40 eacn
for selling liquor to soldiers: James Lydon.
No. 90 Bridge street; John Morris, Railroad
House. Bridge street; John f. Heard, No. "a
Market Space; and Cooper Sphinx, IL lrKet
Space. -.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of 6erie facias ON JUDGMENT Of
Condemnation issued from the Clerk Onice Of the
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia. and to
the front OF the Court House door Of said County,
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1864, at Il
o'clock M, rhe following described property to
VT.
Lot No, !, in Square No. 80, east hakof Lots No.
10, and =, 1. Square No "a, in the city Of Wash.
mprCYemenfs thereon, ssiEed and levied upon e
tks properly of Michaei Naloney, and will be sold
70 satisfy judicial No. go in favor Of Hllon Kelly.
WARD 81. LAMON,
MI ~ a MarahAl. D. o..
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nYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetioneers.

STOCKS at PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th, at s
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms we shall sell, in
lots TO suit-
SEQ shares Firemen's Insurance Company Of
Washington aud Georgetown stock.
S279A Bans uf the Metropolis Stock.
$3.50 Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
psny Bonds.
,tY Corporation Of W ashingtop quarterly six per
cent. Stock
Terms cash,
.p--d &c NcGCIRE& Co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
'AloAbLE HE.kplSe 4akP sT k8GFios.
On TH tSRsDAY the i4th instant. We shall sellin
I:onG OF the premises at D clock, p. M, commen.
snS on .he arst named property the following
in building Lots Of feet trout sash on south B,
If NJ Lot Mo s1a
sub divided ns Building Lots, fronting % feet each
on Nth street east, next to the corner Of south
Terms: one-ta cash, balance in SIX and twelve
and aaea tseen aa' OF SALE
All conyeysnces At cost Of purchaser including
ap.sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RYJ. G. MeauIRE& CO., Auetioneers.
FURNITURE AND Hoy sEnoL oLDlEFFEoTs AT
On THURSDAY MORN INC. April 18th, a. resi-,
ks ss e. h sa M
and Effects of a family de,linins Housekeeping,
Green pamass covered Parlor Suite, Lounge. Arm
= and Side Chairs, - =
ssasY oss:l ss rsss Blinds
Brussels 81, ,ss Ingrsin and Stair CARPETS,
81 S'%,s fsis,a: binin: FksSss and Chairs
Gbins. Glass. and Crockery Ware,
Wardrobes, Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Looking Glasses. TSiletsetts,
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
ap sd &c. Mcguire 4 CO. .Aaet..
GALI BY THE UNITED STATES OF BAL.
- LOOMS AND FIXTURES,
ChiC Qudrisrmas,srs Office. Depot of Washisston,t
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 8, 1854. {
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Government
Warehouse No. 8. New York avenue. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, in the City of
Washington, d. c., on Monday, Apriiss, 1864 at II
o'clock
Seven o. balloons and Fixtures, lot of Silk and
Rubber Hose. Gas Generators wheels, Carboys
OF yIsriol, Stee efFlings, Copper and Iron Rstorts
and Tubes, Va yes, &C., &c.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
articles within Eve (b> days from the day Of sale
Terms Cash in Government faNds.
d. H. ROCKER. .
Bri&adier General and Chief Quar- term Sstar,
4pe-Id Depot of Washington. d. g.
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The peoples favorites,
Mr.. Francis, Mr. Charles Mcclure,
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The Child OF Nature, The Infant Jim Crow.
The Magical Ravel Pantorlime.
Full Of Tricks, Changes, Magical Transformations
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And the Freaks OF Harlequin and Fairy Columbine
Clown. Hernandez Foster
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Harlequin. Miss Fannie May
Other Characters by the Pantomime Troupef
Full of Christmas Tricks, Changes, Transfornla-
tions, Odd Costumes, Music, Hits, Quips, and the
many remembIances of childhood days. Harie-
qpin tricks, the magic box, the wonderful bottle,
the flying apple, the chapgeabie table, the shower
of fire, fireworks. &c.
In conjunction, the Great Show,
TABLEAUY AND CH0RUsES, ETHIOPIAN
ACTS.
Scenes, Pictures, Ballads, Varied Acts, and every
kind of ina gnable Moral Entertainments that can
possibly be selected, orig mated, adapted. and com
pressed into representation, into single night 3
entertainment
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
Ladies and Clerks Reunion.
The Family Assenblase.
Isdies and Gentlemen. Masters and Misses.
Thursday next, the Beautiful Ballad Singer,
MItS MAGGIE ATLANTA.
Admission, rs and 50 cts. Private boxes, IS.