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I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER

- ARRANGEMESr.-LssvesE er.fork, y.Des.ir and
ltst Fat 49,, tor Uforn2pu Ssx Hsrb = Hsnponl kc
& a. m. For tnenror, lis-rbsad. laphsIA sRd Lake
i.ad a. NJ ssJ 3s p POI isilP Babylon, Al! AUD
IN slsir Il T. IN ,ni 3..D AID $50 p For syo-ss-
tlo2os H. and p. lSiSo, connect of Cod Hpsi -
Oy.isr Boy uad uuninstOal tog Hshp.ssd J1msc~ AMI
WtrhrJ At D and IO.3J = m sni 49, ~ aud SO, D.
NDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Le.ses J.ls a., bs-
R7,r Il 8:oA NJ ~ Rivrsod Stopping a al S,aon> e1
ccA 30 mDsie,s AID Syo..ot esrrsion le' io sn. 1,sn
a. rrdsc.J rll-s A. htNSONFh- Snsrf'a.'iiH'i -
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Miliiarn Notices.

nRAFT INSURANCE OFFICE, 247
~ BROADWAY. iHsorss against Draft fo <O IS 81 TIE
loysl States.
rrelauls not rSA anil Aes DF.A sna Substitutes fur.
sshed.
Thi, oEee sf,rs n parties hlbs 10 Dss ios for
else premium
AGeats wanted 10 ssoh County conUuaaios II tss per
ssot allowed
r. S. Seed fx chsahS giving full particulars
ALFRED kER5HAw.
ffoItiJtoc.
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ILLUSTRATED MONTH

III T.
~ ~ and Nine Democrats MIRROR OF FASHIONS
eombinod coutsirs, Ibrns Stories Poetry, Music, and
other Useful st Entertaining LeftlrS, ProigsclJ snd Flo
tsnty illustrated og.thsz wih tie n.ost relshe Fsshoh
Mammoth feshios Pate. POLISHED P1uefDs
prastntrr ,hs nost Artistic EntsrGius and Usefl Mag
sine Published
Single cop.cs y eepts YOsry Subscriptions e3oo.
nth Isrge and ASeuinc snt fsrior ku.rsvn, ~ N,sh
,nrou o. afacksss Nov ard Ashiolabls fsiiernhn
Premium. Addfea WV. JfSNINGS DESJRRST, -
Beekwsn strost, 81 NINE. DEMOkESI, sI1 Bro,awsy,
Nav lork.
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SARA Os ESv.ioAE. co'rrsolLSa.. o,sros, !
Grturslons.

IRON NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
Il FAMILY EXCURSIONS ACROSS rhE BAY.
By steamer JESSE ilOYT, EVERY DAY tsandays ct.
ceprd from foot u Murray s., Ss~ foik. al ioi NJ and
nom foot Of Atl,nt st BookiJn H. theme through
A., NaYrows and Lower Bsy to Moano III viii thsnce
at I,i M. returning to Broosys and ho"l orb EIcuF'on
for the Eoand mp I: children u1doi " JeAI. "
80, hat price
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6tenmboaie ano Railroads.

OPPOSITION BOAT FOR NRWBURGH
~ and PUUuHkHsfblE. gsrr 70 Cent. Ihs new aua
f.t .s,smer THOMAS COLLYlR lsves Jsy.t pier
tsEIY AkTEkN ,ON si 9. ocoek sndb a, Crazy Fe1t.
COEs~n., New IA nbufsh. Aaslbofoufh snd Milton
H,tiriins l,,rt. Pon,hke~ysln - a nLi Se"trrfh.
o'clo.1t Cornwall, Di Cold sprias. - % "a q.
-; urassy Point j. arriving in i,e~ fos. A. 10 y.
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,ruE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR Bos-

TIVE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
L TON -sTOHiNigTON STEAMBOAT LINZ.
VIA GBOrOs AND fRoVlDEACE
49," riih QUICKEST
TnE SlprsTi
TIE MOsV OlnEGc
AvOTDrsg FONT jUulTH,
The rssliha at steamer
GONMONNhALrN-
Cant j. W. WILLIAMS
On TiFSDAiS, THURSDAYS anil SATURDAYS
Che ro gao, steam,
"PLS MOUTH kpIk.'
(sIt !. 4. ORR,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. Ans FRIDAYS,
A. 500 ock y. "a.
t1-rf b. from, Pie! No. ~ h0rL River Soot
C.,urtsndt stl acScpsgedby slieSio feo .a.,
si,nr tho Afyss, a0nse,t mos comfortable I'D
bet Lsi Va American rs.egs In Sunll.sf snd
Winter IN storm and calm tn Commonwealth All ynyta
Bock t;vnr by iulSe 10 p-s'ese
suppeops .spy~fi aud l.ETog'ly Ena'hsi .Iseloo
sIs pls A, esLs go u iieie to4.irs pl4'as'
SURE CONhtCliNSh
rnais III Nc1rof. tao Wolyfins ia.ss lie hcah 80
aouth shores IL Mas eigss the bg. ENsffs fsut~ To-
hsna and f,r The " t,ts HOunlsiE-
iodh- snd stste rooms me, BE- Vcesed ~ hslssnf ~
I4.s Oles NJ u Brobdvay, and
NJ. ia Nfsi-Sr., Hes-fo<k
No ~ WESTINGHOUSE, Rcs.or,
N. t. slMUNS, Ascns
re-rhasis Hasi i.ion sad Irtn portsisco Co.
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10 ADVERTISERS.

Two ADV EkIISEhS.
L THE WATERFOWL REFOIMER, Daily snd Weekly,
sublse I'D Wssuowu Jefferson County, n L., have 20
rsthe oiFco'stios OF Copies sn3 Adv,Tt'Ds
Mediums uue9uaed BY any yon.. i5lDod IN Nodbtrn
kswHork- THE WEEKLY kEFORMER Crcuses
900 CoPesTesehns every nssh69rhocd ia J.as,'on toun
b. aud lssc uOber' " people "a ts I'D ouins Counties G
H. baansIcs O-~ego and LeSi.. TERMS oiodero.
ssIsd with prices or Advertising In City JopIns!a ksts 70
). SINCLAIR ishii.her Tribune or 10 = IA PEi-
GlkOiLIs Co, Advertising Ageais New York
INGALLS, sROCkWAY 5I0ELOW.
rr.rr'rlos
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DrAplNG AND CoLUMBfA RAILROAD

DEADlNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
IL flats pew Road /, completed sDi In yooa runs
order Nth Irt ,i,ss Pssar,er Car. D1 hsvitS maze
fsrrinert, VITA the ooan>c,ut rosda NORTH s1i
gasn. !, III travelling public t'rucs srd fhkounn -
frss y, Sal NGrOs anl BALTIMORE, va eeks Ce9Y
~. s,d R,sdlz e Ailcnioon. Kig,on. and SEW-fvSf
,sch r,.. f,r b.ln.y sad 5UAAEI RESOHrS, shsaA -
& 81 a. 10 spgrecS'aj-
trains Worth loses Columbia 81 800 y no., FssA
Vrlas -rr'.o q R-a.ns 81 le52 a. m, Acc.
Trsir. arrive 8. Reading ss Gasp m. Fast
Tn.ia south leave Reading AZ 30 - ~, hos.
Train, So',;h Rave Reading ss li:ic g. IN, sase
Trains srris. at CoumbiA ~ 9;fo . m. Acc.
F..il, arrive 81 Colombia - 40 y ~. rsS-
The diver Sasir-h.nns ~ Columbia 70 crossed ~ 49,
E,V Loaf sauis tse srrisA Of tie usns % ~
We, Re p.sssas. over che csns- berg tehshasL rsss~
set. hy a.. al LIZ, vii due ~ Col .Dbia
v. ". hoRll ihpP, - h'bF.n InsNnx.
Gsnen lrtst iE'nt reAerS Suyertn'eousns
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IGOR WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, PO'-
Il ERRPNg. RorSbOurr sri KINGSTON .nd!ns 81
Co,zcs Cold s,ng Cornwall New Esiabur "a ard Si!sou
Tn MARY PO@krL leaves on. 1904 lay stsea> essry
Afternoon 81 y o'clock.
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NO TYPE FOUNDERS, PRINTERS, snr

L CAPIrALIsTS.-Ths stock 6Isures, snd good viii OF
n, burse.s oftho ATE r. X WEbb teornef o. Dvtch ard
Futon Sta ~ ~ oBefed for ssl, very advantageous
srua TIE stock eBbrsoes 81 ysei, OF Printing h.ta
r. Prntns Pis.s, etc A.o, desired will DO sOld With
be .oys y. ,,oos too md msiuory Cor tts 1snuseiure
OF cod yp- rscts stands gsleJs etc. oontsiDei "a
is nanuesry % Patterson j. Tho attention Of al wish
ng g. wildly knows and lucrative business ssab
$50. fr tho pest ,hiry 6vc ye.zs called 20 this chc
r iuvs,mout so! pn,sto -ale. by the 18th Of SIP
.nbsr nsa ito whole or tho remaining portion pusod wh
b - .. public suction that day Address sppiy in
peuos, JCHN H. Sl.iOhDS. EHeoatog. - CiI5 street
FINO WOOL MANUFACTURERS Wanted
by s-l.LE.as With ANAL capital and exp-nrnee
"a iDtesrY IN HO0en Mandatory. Would snyvhers
Address Overseet. nor 80 Tribune Ofco.
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THE NEW ILLUSTRATED HYDROPA

Il THIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: A Complete system o. ny
sycp.thy eulbsshg Anssouy Physiology. Hysebie Ten.
clos PEe.ervson Of Health Dieees Theory .nd %
iTestmeut Applcsiou Surgical Des4es, 70 Midwifery
and the Nurser, Will ~ Eng rns nearly one thegssad
DsVs. incudiua gosssry and index ooUplete- BY Y T.
{KILH NJ d. ssut prepaid bv 6rst mpL fo IS. Address,
fOWLER 4 WELLS No. 80 Broadway. n \.
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Chances for Bnsiness Aien.

TOR SALE-A BOys' Boarding School proper
~; nav buliuy extensive grounds; school In succs'
ul grafton Terms such shcfd sorg sudacea.en! 70
tsaalsrs. Inquire Of J. A RASH, Beskmsn-st. n Y.
EOR SALE-A STEAMBOAT IN good or
DER l0s FEET lorr ani II foe, beam by feet hold Resm
EnYo-, "a mob cylinder b. lea stroke. APPy 70 o. W.
COPELAND, No. III Bfosdvay.
CIGNS. -Psintsrs and Business Men. Glsss
y letter. srd Maui. - glded-Europesn styls-rrsar
ssea fl rchpsss scouOy worth quarter "a half
~ 81. srin Door and Number fkt'. GAss sgus ohgw
C.rds Ia A.onoios esisjH.bed- I07 fultoa- s.yres
GLASS LETTER co.
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YOU CAN GIT THOSE BOOKS by mail
4 90 X" OF By expires &C. O. D." OF al No - Ana
erect NJ Y Send your sdress SIAM Ell envelope for
a,talogua-C. BLA NCHAkU. fUbisheT Cu ths 0Uk
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NEW PATRIOTIC MUSIC IN CHEAP
IN FOBH.-.'TbS Union must stand" "Ns axe coming
ysthss Abrahsu" The Es;icEs rsyor," "Ooi avs tbs
Nation" Frcs,dsn Tsth aud Right .gid Whsye Liberty
bws "a my County All Quatst.es, price coats e,ca,
he ala fof 70 esus, sdlsd res.
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4 AWKENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, Har-
IL rud UEiyers,y. Csnbrldgs Mana
RACULif.
THOMAS niLL LID President
LOUIS lGAs5lk, Zoology.
JEFFEiES WY1hS AI.tomy and rhTst@sFy.
ASA GRAY. Botsny.
HENRY T.. FUStiS, knginsefinS
JOSIAH Z. COOKE, Mineraog.
JOSEPH LOk kslNO. PbysaA
pRNJ PERCY. Astronomy and Hshensia
WOLCOIT OiBRs, Chrrlistry.
Tanx.-Or~n september let snd h,r,h s'h pr'ns VIC
comm, .o,detic.i var Instruction viii b. fivuu ~ W.
school 10 advanced students In Loooyy b. f'oi ous AZ
upon 1hs Naiu History OF Dom.s.icsrd simA' b"shhh,
f,tobr ia qho,- r4-enz " teach IN The sericulsfa
col erss spsugn,up undss recent s0s OF CouSns vi NM
th rar opportunity Of obtaining lntfnci0h uf Woo ~
CHM, sves hi. ur.og, attention " tic insrueton OF aa
deats IN tic lab1lstor. The department 81 tnsinseiin
under tie ohaee OF Prot Henry L. Egss OBJ" 'p-ia ~
,.-oton Tie Uns.r.y lectures on fLy-i sno he9-s'
arc open students IN mo Scientific school "ho-' oA-'
Yor 6fr,l,e u.nir.isrs aud for (sgIog %, sPpJs
Dr WOLCOTT GIBBS. Dean Of 'hs f.'aS
Canbrld,e Mas. Aug. 20. 1854
Evening star., 1864-05-04
DIED

On the 4th instant, of typhoid pneumonia after
aiiDgerine Illness Of weeks, which she bore with
Anon DuVsll, aged Il years.
Her funeral will take place on the 5th instant,
at O'Clock p. from her fathers residence No.
362 7th street. The friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
At fifteen minutes before one O'Clock q. M, 4th
inst, PATRICK MAGUIRE. in the 4Sd year of his
age, a native Of the River Chapel, County Wex-
ford, Ireland, but for the last nineteen years 9
resident If Washin gton city He leaves wife and
four children to mourn his loss.
He was kind husband, an afectionate father,
and truly honest man. May his soul rest in
peace. Amen. .
his tunerai @ WI late piaGS 10 oth INST
between I'd and Sd streets west, Island, which the
friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
On the 9Th of April. after short illness, WILL
L1AM PARKER, in the SD year of his age, for
resident Of Washington.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
BOARDING.

4 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCoMMO-
"a dated with Furnished Rooms and Board and
ore Furnished Front Parlor for rent, at ~ II
street. one minutes walk from the Patent Office.
my 3-3tf - = - -
TENTLEMEN WITH THEIR WIVES and sin
VI aIe gentlemen can be accommodated with
pIessant ROO Ms and good board in q desirable
locality by im mediate application at No. 377 18th
street between New York avenue and street.
Terms moderate. my 2.5tt
DOIRD. WITH LARGE AND HANDSOMELY Y
ID FURNISHED ROOMS, can now be secured by
members And others, in pleasant peighborhood,
: BY early application House has all the modern
improvements Terms moderate. Apply south.
west corner of and 2lst street, near fenpsylva-
nis avenue, and convenient to the Departments.
MY 2-Nw 1-sa.lrE "a
Evening star., 1864-05-04

wac laid kn May 3, tssi at o'clock. IN pres
ence Of Richard Wallach Mayor; John +.
PEPPER. OF the Board OF Aldermen. and Jonas
Ellie, Of the Board of ComrnoR Ocuueil. con-
stitutirg the building oom ui;tee; hdolph Uluss
and ". Kammerheu bsr. the architects; the
preparations having been made by Mr. Jenn @
Webster, the stone mason" The copper oox
also contained a copy of the Constitution OF the
United States, fae sing. Of ass.ns.oI ~
Bible, copies of the daily and weekly Star, and
Of su the daily and weekly pap'rs OF the city,
a report of Mr.. LyIes. market master upon tue
state OF the markets at this time. copy OF the
speciflca aticns cf the school building in the
Sixth Ward, (no corner stoue having beer laid
tbe re) q roset,e made Of ribbons composing tue
national colors, and a bottle of native wine.
before the box was closed number Of citizens
standing by threw In q quantity OF copper coin
and pieces of postage currency. AS soon as
the box was covered with the upper stone each
member of the building committee took the
hammer and gave it a rep, Embedding 1t in its
bed of mortar; and all In attendance then ad-
journfd TO the Bank Restaurant on q street
and en ded the ceremony by drinking bumper
in honor Of the great city work thus inaugu-
rated.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

THE CoRNER STONE OF the ne W market house
waa laid yesterday afternoon at O'Clock In
hs presence Of Mayor Wallach. the building
Committee Of the Councils, Messrs. Ellis and
Pepper, and Of number OF members Of Ooun.
Gil and citizens. A copper box was safely
placed IN an aperture cut In large block OF
siCne. the box con'aning the names OF mem
beTs Of the present Federal Congress and Of the
offc@rs Of the city governnent; also, copy Of
The specidca.ions for the building Aud me-
mortal setting forth that1s the contr act was en-
nred ts,o by the building ccmmittee, acting
1or ihe Corporation, In aoccrdance with en-.
ctoseo Specifications and drA AwinGs. for ths su %
SI sSHo Q, on the 18th Of Marea, 1854, with the
n1m ef Barron & Smithson. This corner stone
Evening star., 1864-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Pic MIC of the Washin gton Butcher Club
No. ], which came Of yesterday at my Pleasure
Garden, Capitol Hill, was Indeed grand affair.
The pic mic wss kept up to late hour of the night
and at the close some laundering cheers given
for the Stars and Stripes. The officers and mem
their courteous behavior on the occasion and
hope that ne will soon have another one like it.
lts GEO. JUESBMANN.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 4, 1854.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 4, 1854.
This is to certify, that ha wing been deaf since
the year 1855, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until was unable to hear
common conversation or public speaking
applied to DIR. Lighthill, Of New York, who,
after short and painless course Of treat
ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearth
Iy recommend Or. Lighthili to the deaf.
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence near Fort Saratoga.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
MARRIED.,

On the 18th of December, 1868, by the Rev. Mr..
Thrush, Mr.; HARRISON CEAY WILLIAMS to
- In this city. May 8. by the Rev. A. Gillette. Mr..
HENRY H. TWOMBLY. of Manchester, N. H.. to
cards.
At Elicott's Mills, Md, on the 5th of April, by
the Rev. Mr.. spencer, Lieut.. WESLEY MARK
McGREGOR, formerly of Prince Georges co.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
RUTuR q DAYS.
RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Austienesrs. -Y
rETsTEEs 5rs sshE Or, 9p yERy .gtBlI sIIuA

FhIkTBE'S S4IE OF VERY EttGtBLY sfYrJa
TED OTIS AND HoU< Es on Tn = ISLAM
tby anSori'y Of decree q the suprenae Court
cs ss.s R,stsict passed en- the St Auri 1884 in
caues wherein Hane and Others are piAinsnta,
ana Ihems. Simon md Others sre deteudauts. the
.posctiee wiil expose to sale at auction to the
r. hest tiei ei,r CA the 5th of May next, between
@ me R2STE o. t9ur and ave clock in the afternoeI
nal lots in square No as In W.shfnrton city. "a
may e seen in the Survey RS OF CO nsmeIy
Lois marked in such -uhiyisi N n q %
L, NJ, y, ana o. Each Of these lots hiss front ~
abous . feet by dep-b of isi TO las feet: A. &c
and y front on A.; street. and the otber k,tg on
and are two good Dwelling houses, froetiEg
op AZ rtree' and these lots and houses win be sod
suijettto the dover right THEREIN of the ~ii W Of
John Sinoni the other lots will be sold free from
her d. wer.
Also part # Let No. I, 10 s1usre No. 6sl, front
southeast corr or the lot md having fro lt Of
,<s feet z? .iG tbs on said avenue, ID which has
oeen divided into six lots about is feet front by lis
'eef oees, with &li able alley.
A4ho, the eastern half OF Lot No. s, In rssefve-
The latter, as veil lots in square Rsl, will be
solo free 'Tom the widow dover riEht
TIE terms aS prescribed by the oac-ae are Ons-
sairo on the purchase money in cash; ard the resi
due 81 g. -, and is months for which the purehs-
day OF sale, will be taken, With retained lien on
the pr emises; Adeposit of go on each lot win ba
require ed at the sale.
TIE cost Of conveyancing, certificates Of ssle
bonds, stamps. TO be beroe by the purchaser.
If the terms not fully implied with within
rssold At the risk and "ost of the defsultus pur-
nil Star. REpIN, Frustee
a7.is-eoSw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Alcts.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

EXCITEMENT AMONG THR LADIRs.-Considerable
excitement has been created among fair friends
BY VIM. Prince, 55l street, opposite the Patent
Office, in having built and now in use powerful
of ladies' dresses This trimming is very fashion
able, and is taking the place Of braiding nucl,
worn of late. This machine IS the only one in the
city, and ladies can save the expense of send
ing to New York or Baltimore to have their work
this. -.- III -- my k5t
Evening star., 1864-05-04
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
HIGH STREET MARKET. gida
III No. Il oPYosIfs PsosPBqf ernHEr, ~ 81
f3soraefo4pa. ID n zI-lg--- -s.H

We. the undersigned. beg leave TO inform
assor. .nent Of Fresh Meats OF All kinds. Poultry.
Game, DC Egs wholesale and rstsil.. Apples
ard Potatoes BY ths barrel. Canned Pruitsof Al
ny3-is. ..----.--- - y. ". FI6HEk CO.
SrOQK OF THE CORPORATION OF 0DOHG1
- TOWN, D. -rersons who would xtsa 70 prk-
G.. 90 which iatesest ~i6 De Sasis .SgsetssiIi
Gan obtsin some On sRplicaHon e WiksAA1
LAIRD, Esa.. Qlesk Of tAN Cor4eFssaeessL - 4z
Evening star., 1864-05-04
WASHINGTON, D. O., March S, iss

WASHINGTON, ID. o., MARCH 5, Icbi.
Dr.. IIaHTHILL-DearS Sir: talus this oppor.
tunity TO put licly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure OF deafness you have In so
short a time effected In my case.
i was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years 50 much 90 that 1 could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, / can hear as Well as ever.
In conclusion, Let me say that the noises
with which have been troubled In my head
for years, have also disappeared. ..
Very truly yours.
JAMES r. McCATHRAH,
10th street. between z and Z.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

CHRoNTC LIE ABusE.-The Chronicle keaps up
lie TRADE OF 1Qttle,-because interested and
-AInoiant,-abnse Of the City Counciis for va.
rlous thiB gs they have or have not done.
As the editors and reporters OF the Chronicle
are changed on an average once week, ana
are al ogether OF the ssnew -comer' persuasion,
II is not surprising that they shouid oe mis-
informed concerning city affairs. but II is sur
prising that the publish hers should not see now
vulnerable the paper makes itself by coupling
this more than childish ignorance OF municipal
matters with vindictive onsiaughts upon tn ose
Who do not see tit to further Its speculative
plans rsaw 3=s.-s -. -zs-.r-..
Councils lately for not improving Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. 1t unwitiingly launched half a
column of the choicest biilingsgats on the head
OF Government Comm lssioner B. b, French;
me fact never having leaked throueh the hair
Cf the green Chronicle writer that the avenues
are under the control Of the General Govern
In one column Of that paper q Chrsnicle
writer berates the Councils for improving
streets running northward towards the boun.
: day for "specalauve purposes" and in q
iguorance OF the g line Of argument of hi con.
JTers, strikes out expansiyeiy IN favor OF the
Improvement Of Ninth street "to Boundary
street." straight through commons, stasnes, or
Whatever NAV be encountered. moreover, he
calls upon the street railway company to I'm
medIateIy lay track out Ninth street to the
and Eleventh street to the boun dary smacks OF
a 3 pt culation'' most shocking: but the i'm
'%,oro vement OF Ninth street, past the CArontete
, cffice 1856 Ninth street,) and the house OF the
puhlis her of the Chronicle, (3i4 Ninth street,
is about the correct thing! Great Is humbug
when the Chronicle is better informed, 1t will
learn thatit sspseless clamor, generally, ,agansi
ihs city tor not entering upon various magnih.
cent schemes of improvement, really strikes al
Congress, which has never yet acceded TO the
request of the people Of Washington for such
an amendment Of the city's charter as vii
permit the rate of taxation to be raised beyond
the maximum now fixed by that charter, OF 7c
cents on the hundred dollars. That no ade.
quate sy stem Of city Improvement can ever be
ea1 Yis out upon that rate OF taxation Is fac
, needing no argument.
Evening star., 1864-05-04
DEAFNESS, CArARRM,
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR. PASSAGE e

EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGE
81 DR. LIGHTHILL,
- from S4 St. Mark Place, New FORK.
Autnor sS "a Popular Treatise on Deafness -
"Letters on Catarrh,~
viii make his third visit TO
WASHINGTON,
. On MONDAY. May 9th,
sad can be consulted at the
EsBITT HoUsa
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening, May l4th,
on.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and ell the various diseases of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

GTSBPs Ess has been agEonted Agent
ton, to TAX e effect on the 2sth Of March. Mr. Viii
kins has been connected with the of3ee, at the
during the past two years, and is thoroughly y con-
yersant W tn the business Of the route in all its
tickets. &C., must be addressed to E. j. viii kfns,
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Ed. 8. You've,
General Passeng ger Agent,
Do crlr uria RnrINa
Evening star., 1864-05-04

FREE LUSCH AT SAMsTAG's ALE VAUITs.-Mr
Samstsg takes great deal of pleasure to inform
his friends and patrons that he will give a very
extensive Lunch on Wednesday, May 4th, this day
being the fir st anniversary of the opening of Sam.
stag's Ale Vaults. The shoice of the market will
Evening star., 1864-05-04

dent upon tudicious preservation Of the feet: 1t
is impossible to NOV in graceful manner If the
great support of the whole frame be in disor-
Corns. Bunions: narrowing Nails, or other diser-
oerS TO Tnsm rne lest 81 sodei 40 af
Office No. 424 Pennsy ylvanis avenue, between 81
nd ath sfreata an6.tf
Evening star., 1864-05-04

PASSES eErwERN WARRINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA-The Alexandria journal denounces
the pass system between Washington and Alex.
apdria rs ipcon venient and nnnecess NY -un.
inst to the private and business communities of
Washington and Alexandria, and not war.
ranted by military necessity.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

JEwELRyi JRWHLRYi JEwRLRYI
Only One Dollar!
At the Dollar Store 43S Penn. avenue. near AZ
straa a 2re
Evening star., 1864-05-04
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
Simon estate, We shall cell lon the 9Th Of May a. &
O'Clock p > on the premises. Lot No. in squ. 20
and AZ streets, running back 227 feet. containing
ll'46 square feet. This lot has 80 feet alleys, on
the side and rear and is well adapted to the erec-
ton If number of tmsll tenements.
Terms: One third cash remainder in and Il
months with interest
ap9N eoSds GRERN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND pSExUAL sYsTEHs-new andreliable treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Assoeiation-.sent By
Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Phi adelphia
Pa, NH 29-Sm
Evening star., 1864-05-04
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRouHEs

BROWNS FRONCHIAL TROCHKs,
These Lozenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for sllsvating Bronchial Alec
tons, Asthms, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. r.
Ppbiic psakerS and VocahstS
VIII find them beneficial - clearing the voice
before speaking singing and relieving the thr oat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs
having q peculiar adaptation to affections Fhich
disturb the organs of speech. NH 29-d&Etf