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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

OLD BOwERY TnEATRR.-THc new drama oi
Cndjos Cave" is nov running to full houses at TINS
thcater. Mr. Fox has generously set apart Friday
th) evening for bcneat to the Sanitary Commission
which occasion the entire receptgwil be given to
the Sanitary Fund. There should boa noble response
on the part of the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
fAdy.rit.eun -.

CupJo's CAyE.-The new Boston Novel Is
robab!y the most successful Of any Amo sican story
issued Tor years Since publication. printers and Dini
ors hayo been continually nj work produoing edltm
after eiipn vet the publishes still behind ther
orders. All The important jmrnals spec OF 1t In ihe
highest turms
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
IAIx.rff.sF..ut

lAdy.rtissu.nt.
MOTHS AND MILLBRs.-Cheaper than cam
plor az Crude Camphor and better th'n anything !,
CEDAR ca CAMPIIoR for defending Clothes nOm Bng, and
Mold Druggists have CEDAR CAMaoh y ioi
UARlis s. CnAPMAss Of hston.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

A SETTLED PoINr.-The whole woriu Is
awaiting the issue Of the spiins campaign in virgins
a., whether Grant will whip Lee or Lee wiz '"'se'e''
GRANT Meanwhile the point settled once and lofe'0' '''
,bo new Spring style of GKsrLEsEss HATS just Ou'
by KNOX No 2l2 Broadway corner OF r"''0" 81 '~'
-, .ounrd In true elegance and airy grace.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

WINTER GARDEN.-Miss Avonis Jones has a
benefit this evening at the Winter Garden and viii mp
pear in tragedy and comedy. "Medea' and " The
Honeymoon will be represented. with Miss Jones as
the heroine in each
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fAdvf,isement.l

/ TNdVaflsFIntOtT
II RApNtrM's "SELs SEWER, for all Sowing
Machines. preserves the eyes; aI eids bendmgi no
bostiur. "No machine I1mplctc wt.out IT. Pfee = ~
with directions sent by mail free. Donated to and ior
sale at the Fair iths n ths SeNtng hiac'h ne hooln
ard at the inventors he1dqulriers- WILCOX GibBs
Saving Machine Oiliae No. JOo Broadway, N l.
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fAdvrrtisemenbl

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-Ihe performing In
dlans graphically Illustrated in eolors. -Four e1trs
pages. three pages of new and popular muFc, VIII
other new aud valuable novelties IN DEnoRRsr rs ~
IIIusrHATEp NEws Of this week. Now rendy. Ih'
most universally acknowledged spicy, inteross sang ant
popular illustrated weekly now published. fTlce II
celts Sold everywhere.
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Gpetial Notices.
Inc adifiouRl

Inc snditiannl Union Central surnmitteet--a e
Rssms. Meeting will be held at tine Sies9n
Hall an 1sFSs' IS t Ssoek '' "'' ApIM C. SLLis Pre.
hnsnr e. ,.SIs p,nsH' secre.A&i...
Mind, Wnrd Union A. month Icss.
ing will be- hsid at Bieecker SGhdins io rtSais
mo, April l., At o'clock "h. IL "SpNH - 7'''
N. d.. TnArEn, Secretary
German Repubiicaa Central Commit as.s-rhe
S EvENIS0 al o ocosk at headlGastsrs Raef'T' bs'ei
No2a 80 toppo,iie C1sgsr lns,it 1ef MANN r-..,
pS.r,t Dr. II, ,tIs GstESrT, ESyT s..'.''re..
Tf,E tNECUTiyE COMMITTEE will NEE. ,hsse at :
,i,eL n m r. RICHARD. ChaiIman ES .on'
NJ c. HAxpscHua. Secretary Il. Con-
Anna Il. Dicki,en at n, Cooper In'f,ss, ysIti,s
DAY EyESING, Aurl 49, ~ ipeIsIc"%ais % .S So nae
mrnt under head Lsc,rcs and Meeeas' on nc o'n pAe
oa, nal. S.,,,cc. - rvp. Mails for .lw UNITED
y"nIg and tho rONflNENr via Queenstoya ana h,S
% mo-, s,earrsy City Of Londoa and for te GEhsit;S
%AIa Ti lUT1nS1s H. r. if'gss R G e IP lo oco
u sistion'6 and FS SE.iM H i'i',Ss '%,SE&aaS 1 fM
-yor,. snnrfry Fair.-rwo SSPLENpip
siNeHWns NeW oresbned iy TIFFANY CO.. to be awa;1sd
By Popgr 1IsSs ns,s and the slSr 70 the Naval
r dcis.sted by plurality of subscI%ioa at oe D,sr
each Tnc Boob, Of Ss' T, Gpsh q 70 Ugp th
fo,any OF or Naval or Mi ia,S ieros IN ihs ehari'
nan,er ARE ,e ,ga.en Of the saaey ana The ,siu
vote fo' "''' "' TIFFANY s. Co. Nev-Yosk City.
Cssiars Exferndnntors.
COSTARS DETERMINATIONS.
COSrARs ENrgGMINATORs>
CtysTAR'S DETERMINATIONS.
COSPAR'S EN1ERNINArORS.
cOSTAR'S DETERMINATIONS.
Fo, Rat, Mice Reaches, AVIS Bed-Bugs, Moths In Eurs
Uoolrns r,c Insects on Plants, Fowls. Anaoas etc.
Is years sstahs he'd in y. Y. City"
"Oniy nfalibe sgmedes knogn."
"Free from P0@ons."
"No dangerous 20 the Human Family
"Rats come 9ut of their hosss to die"
ry~sod by all Druggists everywhere.
T5- EswAKR ). Of all worthless inlitaons.
" ," COSrARS" Depot, No. r2 Broadway, N. Y.
Branlrcth's Pills unrivaed for disease
they purify the blood through the organs Of the stom
ach and the baws They warranted vegetable and sa
for every period OF life. Sold by all Druggists
Watches aud Jcwelry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by
GEO. c. ALLEN. No AS Broadway.
One door below Cenals, formerly No. IL Walst
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spe,so "FEgT COVERINGS. TO graiiiy the
,h re of cultivated people to do honor to the sra,o
in handsome boots CAsrRELL has prcpared an
by ,rI rom which the wants Of all can bo promptly
'nrped His spinr CATERS for the ladies' are
snsiIy bau,ImL Make your purchaser at hA store NO
All Broadway, between Ilth and iathss
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
The bill making appropriations to certain
charitable institutions was passed.
The Conference Committee on the Soldiers voting
bill falling TO agree with the Senates Committee, new
Committee was asked for.
long debate ensued upon this after which the Sen
ate amendments we're concurred IN. kecess
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to wills.
Relative 10 real estate belonging 20 lunatcs.
Conierring additional powers ON Marshals In New
York.
Mr. LIPPFTT announced the death Of the Hon Daniel
r. Kellogg member from Madison County. who died
on the llth inst.
The customary resolutions Of respect were adopted.
and the Assembly adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
New Commercial Convention Between
Jnpnn md the United Sfntes.

The ~ Y. Times Las received from its
Kanagaws correspondent tfs text Of the new CONNER
cinl convention between the United States and Japan
IL Is o. follows:
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JoHs c. GREEN. ARCHIBALD bArr'h
ions A. STEVENS. JACKSON = schULTL
A A Low RoByhr Lysor kKsSEDr.
Iosh1a.s STuRgys Lew 4. MORTON
MILAN CULLEN BRYANT. A. DRACIE kISG.
SETH b. HUsT W LILLIAN OhrOs
WILLIAM r. DoDGE. EDWARD ). jAThr.
ROBERT l.. stuart OEohGs phsWoLD'
q N RoBKnr HoBKRr u. ROosKyELr.
Cu.pIKs BUrIER A. &. RICHARDS
WIrIIn X SrkoNg fDGAR kKTCHUM.
D.v,p uoApIyr SIDsgY HowAKDD DAr
HIRAn NALBRiDGR ELIAS HOWE u
JoHy At. GEORGE 7. furSAs
J.xkk NJ BRowr ions AUSTIN sTEyKss, jr.
JoHs TAYLOR Jons,oS.
CuRIsToPBER X. RoBKRr Chairman.
Jons AUSTIN sTEyKss, j., secretary.
President Bank Of Commerce. Newton
Contribution. IN money may be sent 70 the Treasurer John
Stevens esq President Of tho Bank Of Commerce. In New
York who will give due scknowledmeni In the daily papers
Contribution. in merchandise In this city viii be called Tor
If note be addressed Robed b. Roosevelt esq Chairman
Of the Executive Committee.
Contributions from the interior of the State should be ad
dressed to Robert b. Roosevelt Chairman Ct the Executive
Committee and advice be given by mail
All GOOD. will be forw arded free OF charge.
Executive Committee;
ROBERT Il. RoosEyELT, nlhAh ALBhipoh'
WILLIAM X. STRONG, 6kOkE ShIsNoLp'
ApcuInALp BAxTyH EDGAR kETCnUs,
JoHs AUSTEN STEyKss, j..
Assres. Boz No. os42N Y. PO.toaiee
Nev. York. April 0, 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

Cau Hon.
Persou6 vi,las to ,pu ylAs the Genuine
SNA MS PAHACEA,
need not be In osed If r will be careful to observe that
the 0 LAS SWIM is ,orrciy stamped on the sealing
ax an ths Inter Revenus Tax Label covering
he cort and that on hs side Of the bottle pastet spen
3da Bark No.s Engrsy nd furnished by q National Bank Note
Conipy of phaeyns in s center Of which portrait
of the ate VM. SWAIN.
yBe s4te also to observe ta the Swain is correctly
spel.d ou the bottles oontai mag
SWAIArS gfRMIE GGE
Prepared oply at sIRAIMS LABORATORY,
No, III South TtAst.,
Bel yur Chcsti ",
FhkldephiA
An, SOLD BIZ ALL eRuGGlslS. IN FIiE UNITED
! SfAIEl.
-. sdyeriserlent tadher pc, e.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Entertainment. Thi. Day nnd Evening.

THE pnhibon Of the importation o. Opium according
the erstink treaty remains In full force.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

French China Dmner Sets.-I 90 handsome White
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
SECOND SELECTION,
which offer at 3J PER CENT DISCOUNT fsom the
prices charged fog best selected gOod For they
good the best and bargain regards the pdce.
Il. V. HAUGHWOUT d Co.,
Nos ASS, 400 aud 492 Broadway, corner Broome'st.
Ward, Close & Co.. No. i?a Willau,s., offer to tho
trade the celebrated " hECHTS GROUP SYRUP" This 10
quak preparation, bat unalns fpt Group bron
chts Asthma, &c. Parents you value the health OF your
children, keep Hechts Group Syrup" always at hand
Patents. Patents. PatoGts'
Messrs. MUM Co., publishers Of THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue TO act Attorneys for securing Pa
tems for inventions in this and all oreisn countries
Measu MUM & Co. have had seventeen years expert
in soliciting patents aud have acted attorneys for
than n. 90 inv enors.
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other important
nlomsiion for Inventors furnished free. Application.
Consultation aud adyi q itre Address MUAN CO..
u PakI0w, f,Or cor. and 7.h,ts Warrington, p O.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

Inc saditi annl Union Central EoumitteeS--A
n Is- Nr,ina will be held az tine aadaaarters Gibson
lin c-nsr IN u ct and Broad say FRIDAY EVENING,
hnsi rs AZ o,slock ADAM {. ELLIS Presi1 ent
HENRr c. PiRKg. seere, Mrs
Arr
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,hoSia ms.,i be caution about the kind Of vaccine

rnoaid ms.,a be caution about the kind of vaccine
nsa Ine power to compel persons to BE vacci-
naIeo. Dr. Stone agreed with DR.. Miiier, that
,sn Mnen Vaccination was done properly, that
there was no necessity of reyaccination. It
would not however, save persons from tafins
the yarioloid. a-Gs y :, 80 - - E''----.A1Ae A1Ae
Mr.: Shepherd said doctors diner.d. He was
lected the circumstances perfectly, and when
ne was twenty-five years Of age, and IL took
still better. I0a Sc =
Nr. McCathron hoped the bill would not Ia
referred. He believed that there was no set
time when vaccination ran out. =
The question was further debated, and the
memt ers expressing themselves to the eject
mat inoiserimnate vaccination. without re.
gard to the nature Of the vaccine matter, was
not advisable. The bill was referred
The following bills from the Aldermen were
passed ITO change the time for making the
annual assessment authorizing the Mayor to
and conviction Of p the muraerer 19I rne
ell, on the 3ist of December; to make gravel
fcotwalk on q street south, at sth street west;
for the relief Of Elias Davis; to enclose the
on north X street. 43' .' -..s
The bill amending the act regulating the sale
OF spirituous and malt liquors was taken up,
and after amendment, was passed.
The bill provides that 1t shall not be lawful
for the Mayor to grant license for the keep.
ing OF tavern or ordinary for the sale OF
spirtuous liquors, wine, cider, or malt liquors,
in less quantity than cne pint, without the
Dames Of majority of the freeholders ad,oin.
ing, and housekeepers. IL any, on said prem.
ises, on the petition in addition to the names
already required by existing laws.
Also, that whenever any person or persons
shall have signed petition recommending the
granting of license for tavern or or riinary,
without first examining the premises and as
.certaining that said persons nave fully com.
piled with the requirements of the laws reg
ulating such houses, they shall forfeit and
pay, for the use of this corporation, not less
than 90, nor more than $50.
Mr.. N. ID. Larner was appointed on the part
Of the board the committee on the bill for the
Improvement Of the reservation on K street
north. Adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0ROvER,8 THE
Pennsyluaaia Auenh<, near Wilards' Hotel

0R0vER,8 TAEATER,
Pennsylvania Auenas<, rear WiRards' Hotel.
LsoHASD 8RoysA--- ----- - Director.
., sh!s ss!ssissFhE E.SSSss5Hs r
TIE ekaHH 6EseAsR S2RsrvAI1
AI1.sxssRYBsfso5 xssRYBsfso51.sz1 .z1sssAnos1. ss
After the DTanas Will be given ths Grand Scene
In which sSsst. 81! ss,..r
And sing the e.lss;s;si sss S;is1ISs ssns.
:. The performance vim commence with the ratt-
: nns '''''' ''''1o oRiSsoN oRIMps. -o-
$50. TO MORROW NIGHT 5sr.
Tan fhs SbK fsssf S5Ff6
sss: ps1 a1 ssaa
H ffn sss ss esas
os: re: +: e. l z; ss s:k = the
FoRD'e NEW lTHEATER-y
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNsYLvANIAAv.
SPLENDID TRIUMPH OF
GREAT AMlRICAN ACTRESS,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
THE NEW PLAY OF
LADY ISABEL
OF ..-.. ....l
EAST LYNNE. u s.a
h1P4 MApxn ss4fEE, Vine, ........MRs. P. BOWERS
In which character In the passionate sesnes she
holds her audie noes spell bound. e1 tortins sym
pathetic tears and At times genuine and much sp
Archbsl Id CARLYLE. Esq. -. Mr.. Chas. WheatIsigh
Tnsdh sir aIsnGs n;M LeVison Mr. A. Herne
Miss Corney Carlyle. :.- MRS. III. Chsnmen
Etc, Etc, Ito.
ACT lst-THE BErRorH.L.
y And on she moves with hesitatng grace,
she WINS assurance from his soothing voice;
And with look the pc neil could not trace
choice"
ACT 2d-TFaPrEDl
something light as air-a look,
"A, WORD unklnd- or wrongly taken
Oh love that tempests never shook,
breath, touch like this has shakenl''
ACT 3d-THE PLUNGE
In moment would plunge our years
In a fatal penitence; and in the bI ght
Ofour own soul, turn our blood to tears,
And colsr life to come with hues of night"
ACT 4th -WAITINGl
she only said, my life is reary
He cometh not, she said
She said Fam aweary, aweary
would that were dead
Act 5tb.-FoRGIvEs!
Owning her weakness
Hep evil behaviour;
And leaving with meekness,
Ter sins to her Saviour.n
NEW SCENERY BY MR.. C.s GRTz,
~ Seats may be secured three days in advance
@llhouL extra eharge fe 2-3t
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H. W. PITKIN, A. B. PITKIN
lO3 Market St, Phila. 4sl Ninth st Washington.
PITKIN Co,
tSUccKssoRs TO BARNES Il Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers In SutIers' Supplies,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, @. .,
No. 25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.

In consequence of the recent order of the War
DCpa tment, requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, we have thought it advisable to open another
house for the &C ,ommodation of our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
ineton, and can now offer the largest and best as
sortment of Suffers Goods, in both cities.
One of the partners residing in Philsdel phia, is
all the time in the market for the purchase of Sup
plies and we buy for cash, fatter ourselves
that we sell prime goods as low as they can be
bought anywhere.
In view Of the many frauds perpetrated on pur-
chasers of Army Supplies we have given personal
and particular attention to the selection of our
stock OF Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats Jellies
Milk, &c, aud confidently recommend them to be
of the Uery beSt quality.
We also invite yoLr special attention our large
stock of Butter, Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, Segars, Suffers Hardware and
Truly yours. PITKIN & co.
WASHINGTON january l. 1864.
Having disposed of our stock of merchandise to
the firm of Messrs. Pitkin & CO., we take great
pleasure in recommending them to our friends and
customers, who have so generously patronized as
We do so, with the knowledge that our successors
are fully competent and disposed to make it for
tfe interest of all to continue the patronage to
the m which hasbeen so literally extended to US
ia 23-lm BARNES S CO
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yIDENo osPITAL.

In consequsnee of the destruction by are Of the
Washington Inhrmsry. which proved 50 bsneficia
sisers q cbariy have undsrtasen to ss;p1 is
the pressing wan. Of such institution By the ss-
and Is oe.,ss E 90 tss
corner Of seesnd street east and D street south,
the building which is large and commodious; and
sxssy attention has been provided in its consruc
ss.i, sssi wss. ga,.ssls + .dysnss This includes
..5 ps5.ons desiring private rosms can be aecommo-
Suitable wards have been provided for colorsd
n.sgins and care 2, the sick win be under
The follovins.named gentlemen compose the
ATTENDING.
3, e. ;ss!ss %i'
1RSasGfH TS.! 4sH 9ssssssa
Of washington and No. l66 seventh st :
ssn Ss made Il the aospis sss or
either Of the above named Physicians.
IL
ss o s: i s s 81
larged to meet any possible demand.
sfsfHs sssH
nIARIIsI DIARI1si Ola RI1s
FOB 1851 FOB 1854 FOR 1851
rs VARnTIIsi 75 VARIfIEsi rs VARIETIES
ALL sTYLIsI ALL sTYLEsi ALL sTYLlSI
Retail Rstsili Rstsii ~Na
PHILIP & SOLOMONsi PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS.
PHILIP & SOLOMONSi
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 PBHN. AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
~sens to the ARMY FRlI OF P0srAGI.
do a0.tf
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The WEEKLY STAR.

This excslisnt Family and News journal
containing . greater variety Of interesting
reading than can b found In any other. ia
pubhsnsd On Friday morning.
It Invariably contains the "WasAingson
News" Aat has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate 20 generally throughout the
country. ..-.as
CssA, iNvaris1sy iS sdsaM>e. =,
Single copy, Per annuzn......s..e1 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE Curs.
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vARiETiE8I VARIETIEaI
FAoAfIfG Penn. AVIHu1 AND NINTH S1s.
Iii gHS a*lsE asSS1S sfHH %Ss!S sSSosk4skSx; ssks4skSx
III SH.14 Pkks.34fS Pk's.24ftSS akElstE kkEEhAE
Is NIGHTLY RtrREsESTsD P AT TIE nx VaRlsx,,rs
The accom- H1fiassGn sfss nSssTs AseEsissi yR1r1.
'A' MILF I1pisrss LIMA wisDGE.a s1s DSGE,a'
THRIr sTaR sRa sns TRoupEs
pA!EEtsfGqH Rtass1 "a iYso'
ALL 7H9 EtE N SfE ElkS
f1e1dls and stranssrs Lsves
1sPEoIAL NOTICE.
ssss s1sssa e.
fSSS q dSnssRs
Prices. 50 and Is cents. Pivate Boxes, IS fs1
CANTERBURY HALL,
A2'1o L SS44ssEEHHkkssggksEE:| S4sEHksgksEE:| ru494ls ASR
R..r Of National and MstroSoiiit.D Hotels.
GEORGE LA. ....----.. Proprietor
lSsEs1s71BIzh zsb fHattf6 atNy56s9' s9sLorllNEss
The Celsbrated An erican Cantatrice
RRNKsTINI DEFAIBER,
WashinSton's Favorite Danseuse and Son sstres.
aRAED BALLAT TROUPE OF PRETTY GIRLS
p Under the direction of the Great Maitre
. MONS. GUILAUME FOUCHE,
BEAUTIFUL b DIVSar1ssEnrsr VIZ
1Rs siess s,s.s and f'i'i HS$24Ds.s si,s 4Dss. =
GEO. 4 BDEsON,
The Favorits Comedian and Pantomimist,
KING BROTHERS,
-e The Celebrated Gymnasts.
FIPTY TALENTED ARTISTS,
Male and Female.
Doors open at quarter to Z; performance at a
quarter before O'Clock. Admission Is and so cts
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE -
fel6t SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
A CARr-The undsrsigped offers his services for
"A q few weeks in CLEANING, LINING and
RE8TORING OIL PAINTINGS. From bis Iona
experience in the buBiness, he confidently offers
his services to the owneYs Of valuable Paintings,
and Will. needed. furnish satisfactory references
as to his shin. fi9 8
Orders latt With , Lamb Isa Picture and Glass
FTsme ms1er south rice Rsonsyivanis avenue,
ear lstt street, win bs promptly Essgandsd e.
jaS 62ws late Of Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
ELEVENTH STREET,

SECOND NIGHT.
TUESDAY, February 2. 1854.
In consequence of the unexce ptionable manner in
WAS rendered on the opening ni ght, and the un
quahhed applause and APPRECIATION With which t
wss received by crowded fashionable audi
ence Mis-. Laura Keens is imperstively called pom
.to meet !ne wishes CT her patrons) to repeat il
for one Nigh t more it being her system of man
expressed with of the public. ~
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wi Loom1s. M IS : ~ IH: fa:...a- ~. ... ~.

~. l. t00MIs, H. D., The Inventor and Passnt.s
tends personally at his once in this
fssai tssatii 1In MIany t nsa son. can wear these4QY
person can wear others who cannot wesr thea
kSrtons calling at my ON can be accommodated
Dpt 70 those who are particular and wish tie puresS
eieaness. STRONGEST, and most pertsct dentare that
more fully warranted - ss-N---- .A 70
Rooms IN this eity-Ho. 33s Penr sylv .uia avenue
ppsSMesn ssa ana 18th strsets Also. 207 Arch st.,
LnHA0oiPniS. mar4ly
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By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctieneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
PR3PhaIY AT PUBLIC AUCTION On TU ES DAY
AFTERNOON, February Q, 1854, at o clook, on the
premises; by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
cause Nc; s6 Mary M;Intire ct 81: vs., Williams
A. hetntire, shall cell Lot No. is, in luare No
25, fronting &c feet il cses north street bs.
tween 18th and 18th streets west and runniug back
l37 feet inches TO 81 foot paved public alley
and improved by . handsome and we'll built brick
residence with brick stable.
Immediately after hall sell the west half of
Lot No 29 in Davidson's 3 bdivision of Square No
&2, fronting IL feet north St. eet between 18th
and 18th streets west and runnin back 80 to al
ley 10 feet wide.
Immediate possession of the property will be
sivep.
Terms: One fourth in cash, and .the remainder
in six, twelve, and eish teen months, with in
terest from the day OF sale; the defsrre payment.
to be secured by tfe notes bonds of the purches
er, with surety suretiss to be approved by tn
Trustee. On ratification o: the sales by the Court
and on payment of the whole of the purchase
money and not before, the Trustee will convey the
property to the purchaser in fee simple
II the terms ef sale are not complied with in Ave
days thereafter. tie Trustee reserve the right to
resell, at the risk and expense OF the defaultins
purchaser. at one week . notice in the National
In elligencer
All conveyancing aud stamps at the cost of the
THOs BRADLEY, Trustee.
ial6-eodds J. O. McGUIR & CO., Aucts.
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GALE OF OONDEMNED QUARTEBMAsTER,s
y STORES.
OHIRF FOUARfERNASfER,G OFFJoR

- eTORIS
OHIRF QUARfERNAsfKR's OFFICE,
Depot Of Washinstox, !
,,,, Washtrgton. u. C., Jan Is. 1864
bounded by and = and TWsntietk and Twenty
6rst streets. In the city Of Warrington D. O. on
SCRAP IRON AND LEATHER, PARTB OF WAa.
0Ns, PARTS OF ARNESS, TOOLS, 60, &C.,
DEEMED UNBuRVICEABL BILE
The successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within fifteen {l5) days from the day Of
sale
Terms cash in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. n.
D. 81. RUOKER
j. 8 I'd Brig. Gen. and Quartefmaster,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By o MCGUIRE l. co. Austionesrs.
SALE0F y0RnIs SEA AsaELLs.-0 THURS
zSoion ST.. sos 4a Com
o'eloes We shah seli large an splsndid eollse-
&. e nnd o G; Of offered t
s nd Of i.a.: md ''ea ssnsi.nsn @
Of fWa.hinsto is solicited to this sale.
jsm,a %. MCGUIRE & co.. Auets.
oysEs.6sFTT s,16n s5ks s5k .sS 1S .SoE1IIEES Pro
commencing st iox o'soek. An, We shall sell Il
Wsreheuss On street, between Eehtssnth and
ns K: p G :aa
DEPARTMENT, condemned ~ unit for the public
% ,sS 5dssi: zIss sns Ss,sis sssss s.sssSs:i
9 Tea Kettles,
,,$ ,' b.: ssl;::s;'. sS:ss: Corn ''''s Starch ' =
sss ron Bsd:is.ds,
81 81 s5:s.ise ss5s. ssa ba1.l as:f Mattresses
'ss E.alfc k.asS.f Gfsssi sssii.ss,
ass M 5n 5Lsntsrns,
IS IS Ss:l5:. Ss;:I.
l7e Drawers,
4oo pillows,
1855 Fi0 E0oPHa Pisses. S.'A''
100 Camp Kettles,
les Iron Pots
l64 Patent Water Closets,
1N Mess Pans,
oOo0 Bottles, Tin Cans, and Jars OF all de-
$40 Barrels and Kegs.
With large lot of other goo not deemed necss
sary to enumerate, altogether forming an extsn
sive collection, worthy of public attention.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
HENRY JOHNSON,
N. 8. E., q. 8. A., and Acting Msdiea Purveyor.
per BOTELER & WILSON,
ia &-td Auctouers.