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MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL ii, 1864.

nj : VT -0.' nj H1H IT. 10O4'
Proposals. will bo received at the Mayors Office
until MONDAY, 18th day of April next, for having
hnd grading that part OF u street north between
seventh AMI Ninth, which Ia not paVedi also, for
Ihe construction of four sewers, TO be located
the price per square yard for the stone paving,
Per cubic yard for the grading per IineaI loot Sr
the sewers, which shalt include excavation ani
hlllng AMI making good the canal wall The Sige
OF The sewers will be two feet inside diamcteTs,
Wali nine Inches In thickness to be laid In cement
mortar. The paving to be laid in a bed of ,harn
gravel nine inches In dCpth the stone to he uni-
form In size, 20 bo well r8mmcd, and done TO The
entire BRtislaetiOn OF tho Commissioner.
J. 7. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward
PETER BACON,
J. II. SEMMES,
hpl2 Assistant Commissioners
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Tomorrow, Renent of
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
tlfht time Of Samuel J. Afnold's Fine Old Eng.
lsh comedy, in Five Acts, entitled "Afan and Wifs
mentH. ~ ''' '''"'
THURSDAY, Edwin Forrest will appear for the
ter. '''''' '"''"0'
rI Edwin ForrSsra Nisht1, Monday, Tuesday,
PERSONS holding reserved places arc respcctIplIy
OF PStIona now attending tho Theatre All the tho
lougharcB to an extent rendering Accebs 10 gcc ed
tain. ' ''' VI 'iiu tn'- "
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aps-dtisth
RI W. l.; W ALL & CO.

lBf w. kUcrISrArI. 4; W A IL & CO.
| IO1MMlsSiONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
ny virtue OF the order and decree Of the supreme
nouIt oi The District Of Columbla bearing date on
lhe oth day Of April, 1854, the undsTGIgned COM.
m6nonefs Will oiier for sale at Public huotion an
| IUESRAHi the 10th day OF April, A. D. issI ~ A
o clock p ms, In front OF the premises, the south
part OF Lot numbered Seventeen, (I71 in sorsrc
numbered One Hundred and Ninetyssix Iosl 81 the
plah OF the city OF Washington; beginning Tor the
same 81 the southeast corner OF said Lot and run.
ming thence west eighty feet; thence north twenty
t2OJ ieeti thence west (4O) feet to the line Of an
alley In the rear OF said Lot; therce north with
the line Of said alley five (5) feot six (6l inches
ihcnoe east one hundred and twenty (I2O) feet ami
thence south with the line OF Fifteenth street west
S feet six 10y inches TO the place OF be-
ginningi with the Improvements thereon, consist
ing OF twO-story frame house.
This property Is situated on Fifteenth atreel
west, between NJ and N streets north.
Terms: One-thiTd cash the residue in inataII.
hehs 3i ak and twelve months; the purchaser
ghlng ms bonds payable to the respective parties
ehntied and bearing inteTest from the day Of sale
Ilile deed to 10 retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid.
All oonveyAncing at tho cost OF the purchaser
JOHN VAN RisWICK,
CHARLES WILSON,
GEORGE T. MCGLGE
GEORGE l.. SHERIFF,
WIN. J. MURTAGH,
Commissioners.
hpo-EhWShH '" l.. WALL \ CO., Auet's.
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ON FRIDAY

ON FRIDAY,
GROWERS GREAT PHILADELPHIA COM
PhNY, from the New Chestnut Street Tbeatrc, viii
commence brief Season at this Theatre ami
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n + L l q l A L

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DrsTni,Tl
,,, or WAsnROTON, }
WAsnlNGToN, d. G., February 10, 1861.
General Orders, No. ).
COL L. lngrAhAm, ,SSth MaaHaehusctts volunteers
iS hef'ly detailed rs Provost Marshal Of the Mill
tHry District ol Washington HowIlI be rpgpcetrd
and ohCyCd accordingly
Iy command Ol Brig. Gen. MARTIHDALr:
JOHN =. SHERDURNE,
Io'"-ti Assistant AJjutant General,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE
FOURTEENTH APPEARANCE
OF THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN
EDWIN FORREST,
who Will repeat his great character of
DAMON,
~ banimG celebrated tragic play Of "nAmOn And
Pythias," for positively the laFt time
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growers THEATRE.

Nv IL IL 1 ii Il A L II L.
IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE.
| APPEARANCE, FOR SIX NiGHTS ONLY
VI "RoNERS GREAT PHILADELPHIA COM.
Commencing ou FRIDAY EVENING. Aprr N
THE COMPANY ENTIRE,
embracing the following Talented Artiat, ,ro.
bounced by the Philadelphia press, universally,
THE FINEST DRAMATIC CoMDINArmN IN
AMERICA:
1T walter IennoS, Mr.. Harry Pearson,
NJ M @ Lhnh mSiIHunt, Mr. w. a. donaldson,
mr SeOrgc H.; Andrews, NJ. +. II. knight,
Mr. Joseph Whiting, Mr.. JGmCs T. Ward
Mr. W. A. Chapman, Mr. James MAthcyv,
hlF. ". J.. EVOTltt Mr. C;eorre EorreTt
Mr. Harry Evers, MIR JAnca WiI.nn
nif, henry mitchell, Mr.. A, De Long
Miss Susan Schenck, hUsa SpnIr Einhor
MlaH Elle Germon, Miss Annie Ward
hisB Lizzie CoOpCT AIFE w A Cbann,.n
nllHs JeAnnle GOuTlcy, Miss Ella Miller
MIS- II mOIuaunl, Miss Laura Porter,
Mrs. L. Germon.
tmluCinr OF the Orchestra. MR. &, kOppI1z
VINO viii lie accompanied by several of Tho Iea,i-
ing mus clans of Ills renowned Chestnut atrset
Orchestra, who VIII be added to the present Grand
OrohCstr ra OF this Theatre, which this Acronnisbn
matrc had the honor OF organ King and psrfenung
This Great Company will appear in those ane
pieces which have created, BY their superior rep
lrhchtSn3ns, me most profound sensation In the
Clly oil Philadelphia.
Lo6KIil, RENIARKl!l
10 lhGHo six nights the entire TcpeTtOire of uccca
That have occupied the stage OF the New CheEtnnt
street Theatre for nearly three months viii be
presented. "''' "e
ist DouclcaultB Beautiful Drama
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
I'd. Tom Taylura Great Drama,
THE TlCKEEOF-LEAVE-NIhN
3D. Tho two excellent productions,
THE FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
AND
-, ALL THAT GIITTERs Is NOT GOLD.
lth. Lester Wnilaok'B Great Drama
80 THE VETERAN
oth' western Narshalns beautiful creation,
- PURE GOLD.
bth, The utst correct rendition OF BUucicauIt's
play, now running with unparalleled suGorGs in
being In Its third week
THE oCrOROOE. anil A
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EOliD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA ANEkIIr

WEDNESDA AY EVENING, APRIL 10,
DENEFIT OF
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
VT MoCullOugh respectfully annpunces that by
'he Alnuhess OF the Manager John 7. Ford, Eg1,,
HIS BENEFIT
HIS BENEFIT
HIS BENEFIT
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL "a.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL ia
A., WEDNESDAY EVENING, ArRIL ia
nav 'llns ln many years Of the Glorious Old Erp.
llih Comedy, in 1--WE acts,
MAN AND WIFFl
MAN AND WEE
on,
MORE SECRETS THAN ONE
,..,,,, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE
JOSN MCCULLOUGH as
CHARLES AUSTERCOURT
Mrs j. H. ALLEN Nas........HELEN WoRRET"r
:, s,it, .'''''''''''.'...M Mr.. W. X. BOkcc
snn niliphshoy' Mr.. II. d. PhllIps
n', ''''''''''''.,...,..M {. b. Bishop
-. ''ss' Geo, BCCks
hhd thc eniire company will appear.
" MR. WILLIAM WITHERS
haNing kindly volunteered, will execute his
, CELEDRATED SOLO ON THE VIOLIN
NE q lRL | LEFT BEHIND ME -
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
viii recItc
SAMUEL LONENS CELEBRATED POEM
SllAMUs OBRIEN;
THE BOuLD hoy OF GLINGALI.
, BOX sheet now open. Also, Tickets for sale nj
John r. Ellis Music store, 800 Penn av. apII-5t
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RRIGGS GOLD COMPANY.

l" q > 10 l. ID COMPANY
MINES-BRIGGs X GREGORY LoDES, GILPu
COUNTY, COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 10000 SHARES 800 EACH.
TRUSTEES.
J. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado.
GEO. NJ. PULLMAN, Chicago.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York
HENRY COGGILL, New York.
H. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
e. {. ALGER, Hudson, MY.
w. g. ANGELL, Providence H..
PrCsidont-J. SMITH briggs.
Irehsurer-WALTERE =. LAWTUN.
secrctNry-D. LITTLEJOHN.
COunsel-J. WOODWARD.
Mining Superintendcnt-CHAS.H H. BRIGGS.
OfFICE-2' Clif Street, New York api-lm
HOPE GOLD COMPANY,
MINES-GOLD DIRT LODE,
tiilIin County, Colorado.
CAPITAL, $1,000 SHARES,
e25 each.
TR uSTEES,
JOHN EVANS, Colorado
y. H. JUDD, New York
n. :. COHU, New York
WIN. MOLLER, New York.
GEO. w. GRAFFLIE, Baltimore
HERMANN FUNKE, New York
H. CORNELL WHITE, New York
NJ. g. TYLER New York.
:, G. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT
Ills EHccllcnCy JOHN EVANS,
Governor ul Colorado TCTIitvIN
NICE-rKESIDENTS
hon. $. G. ARNOLD,
Dr. r. II. JUDD.
ItAsurcT-WALTER T.. LAYTON
SCcreinry-J. I. DAVIES.
once, No. % Cltr street, Now York. lm2I-In
- r E u ART " COMPANY.
~ BANKERS,
No. 100 FnrEENTI STREET,
OppO6itc the Treasury.
United Statos BOndS Of all descriptions; t;rIJ
silver and uucurrent Money bought and SOiJ.
Stocks bought and sold At the New York Slook
solely On commission.
Drafts furnished and collections made on tho
most favorable terms. m3I-gws
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AUCTION SALES.

RY WIN. L. WALL q co.
| 1,I,,,,.,... AUCTIONEERs
| epNllED STATES MARsHALs SALE OF A
Snoone, rs % and sloop, their Tackle, Apparel, Furni
,irt,s ~ ,Stgo, and Thirteen small Boats.-In
~, oI ueofees Issued from the Clerk'a ofloe oI
me supreme Court Of the District OF CoIumbis
Iistrict court, and 10 me directed viii
sell ~ public sale, for cash. at the BaSSSS ~ w
Ia wall q Co, Auctioneers, south side OF IouIsi.
ana avenue, between Ninth and Tenth strect. ~
WhDNLsDAY tho l9th day Of April Instant, 1851,
goods and ohattels taken on board OF the ahovss
named schooner and sloop, viz:
w sacks Corn, 9 sacks Salt,
kegs Salt, 2Saeka Wheat
sack Oats, 6 hoTe. Tnh.r.o
CultivAtor, 90 Pioush boint.
46 Plough Shares "a Monfiin, 49,.
also, AZ the foot Of sixth street wharf on tha
.sne d.' tNeF' will sell, at o'clock p. m, on
II Ihe Schooner and sloop, their Tackle, Apparel
Thirteen Small Boats.
WARD II. LAMON
U. s. Marshal, ID. u
- ,,,, Per VIM. l.. WALL 4 Co,
hPo-utlSh Auctioneera
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'N'INlbtIIlN wv.
BOARDING -- A NUMBER OF GEN
ID telneR GAn obtain beard ht No. 4sI Marylnn
: avenue between FouT-Hnd-s-hAlf and sixth street
.. h'Hnu' OoI7-tf
/ 300 REMOVAL H0(
TO NEW BUILT Nc, wv
e 500 Il
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD Fellows NALL
JAMES S. TOPuAM " CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS.
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANuFAuTuKy
E W U l. DIN
e. 500 fl
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
| Where may be found, Of our own mAnuI,ctnre n
most complete assortment of every atyIC And tr q,
Of Military and oitizens'
| SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MhRTINGALES
FINEsWoRD BELTS, with Tophnm's Patent slide
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHOLZS PATEET SrURR
| MHuuiGcturCFH Of
LANGHoLH'S PATENT CURB and NOSE STR Al
| FOR SALE:
| ~ EWBANK'S PATENTsPUR
| STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS
BUFFALO AND FINE WUOLEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIzENs
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
| IN GREAT VARIETY.
f'Nm Ri,GGv p0GbLE ~ COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND IN.
sufILiEdR;$;$ 4 d;$ $54sFs WAGON cAnr, AND
,..... HIPS.
COACH gTGGES3 sIGfHS3 STAGE, o,,,, ,,.,,,n
EVERY STYLE AND PIIUL
T Il U ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND %ALISES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD bon TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
.LAmES kLAAUmiEES, pDkFIESSTkUHKS DFI Ks and IoNNE1 nnNES
'hnMS a., ,hsr EALlsEs "A St AND PACKING TRUNKS
SahyeIs and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
Satehela, Toy Trunks and School Satchels, aud
every article ln their limo OF business.
- GOLDSTEIN, LICENSED PAWN
NJ BROKER AND LOAN OFFICE,
81 FouT'anda-hNli street north, near Penusy
avenue,
The highest advances given on Watches, DlA.
mondH, Jewclry, Sllvcrwarc, SC. Old Gold and
silver boughbfor cash. Always On hand, a l,rge
OF OF goods of all descriptions, at private sale.
Watches and Jewelry repaired aud warranted.
Hpll-Im'
G1S REWARD. ----BROKE AWAY
I'D lSD from boy on PennsylyAnla avenue
near capitol, on Saturday evening, 9Th inst about
~ ~ o'clock q dark gray HORSE sixteen hands high
i've years nlu' ANY person returning the same to
INC w. o. christian Commission, 900 Il street, or
giving information where II may be found, viii
receive inc ABOVE reward aplI-2.'
~ II A l. B | N,
Il W PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
. ,.,,,.,, - Between 2lEt and I'D streets. |
bOhkDING ny THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH |
on WITHOUT LODGING. |
,,, hlEALL At ALL HOURB,
III Give US call.
islO--lY g. n. GILMAN
John JOLLIFFE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
Has removed his ONCE to the Northeast corner Of
and Fifteenth streets, opposite the east
entrance OF the Treasury Building,
Washington City, D. c.,
AHehup especially ia claims upon the United
hea. ivIl-IV
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

IGOV ERNMENT SALE.
EMPTY BARRELsl EMPTY BARRELS
WIll be sold at public Suction at sixth street
wharf Washington, d. C., on WEDNESDAY.
April 20, at II O'Clock q. m, the following empty
| barrels, more or less, viz:
| 1000 Pork Barrels
| 1000 Coffee Barrels, (hcavy)
200 Whiskoy Barrels,
l6O Ham Barrels,
% Flour Barrels,
l50 MOlAHAca barrels,
$50 Vinegar Cases.
| Terms cash, In Government funds
e. BELL,
| APl-W Lieut. Col, and L. S.
GALE OF OLD, UNSERVICEABLE
~ GRAIN SACKS.
| CHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OIrIrEl
-. DEroT OF WAsuINGroH,
,y,u WASniNGToS, ID. G., April =, 1864.
NLl DO sold At public auction, at Seventh street
wharf, In the city OF Washington, u. C., mon.
DA9; % Go APnl p 10, 1851, Ht 70 o'clock M,
successful bidders will he required to remove the
SACKS TSs,S within hye days from the day Of sale.
lefins, cash, In Government funds.
nps-St brig. Gen. and Chief Quartsrmaster.
GALE BY THE UNITED STATES OF
- BALLOONS AND FIXTURES.
Cmrr QUARTERmAsrER's OrrtcE,l
49, DEPOT OF WASuIN0TON,
,y,,, ,WAsIIINGToH d. T., April s, 1854.
Will lie sold at Public Auction, At CoyeFnmenI
warehouse No. o, New York avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, in the City ci
Washington, D. G., on MONDAY, April IS, 1851, al
- o'clock m,
SSyen ~ Balloons and Fixtures, lot OF silk and
Rubber llOse, Gas Generators on wheels, CATboys
"l Striol Sieel FillngS, Copper and Iron Retorts
and Tubes, Valves, SC, &c,
Sueoesst tu bidders will be required TO remove tho
the articles within i've 10y days from the day OF
ale. ~ W
TERMS.-Cash, in Government funds.
ID, II. RUCKER,
Brigadicr General and Chief QufartermAster,
apo-g Depot Of Warrington, d. L.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES.
IHiEf SuARrERMAsTER's OFTICE,l
" DEPOT or WAsHIRdTOE,
WAanlN0ToN, d. e., March %, 1861.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, at the Cor.
ais near the Observatory, in the city OF Washing.
ton, D. C., on WEDNESDAY, April 9Th, 1854, ani
on WEDNESDAY, April 10th, 1854, n lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned rs unit for public service,
Terms cash, In Government funds
sale TO commence at o O'Clock a. M.
ID. X. RUCKER,
- niE EAuicf henefAli ChIef QuarteFmAGteF,
mst=lOt DeDOt WaabIngfnn
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SYnAcUsE, February 90 1861
l have been deaf In one car ever since left col.
Icgc' some twenty years ago. BY the skill of Dr.
Lghthill, Its hearing was completely restored, SO
That now hear alike with both ears, and find
that can use my voice with much more en.o and
comfort than before.
m2S-Co3w JOSEPH NJ tIAnIf,,
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, AND DIS.

EASES OF THE EAn, THROAT AND
AIR PASSAGES.
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CHEW RONs,
OF my own manufacture, and made vi the best OF
riOthB, and In the nncGt style W
PRICES
NomhlhGary, RuArtermABtcT, and Ordnance SCI
seants' aud Sergeant Majors, Sl.1b
sergeAnts', 800.
CurpOrAls', 10 cents,
Hospital Stewards, In gilt OnvclyCt, 50
40 gold ds s.
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Albums and Gard Pictures.

large and superior stock Of PHOTOGRAPH.
G LBUMS always on hand and for sale, whole
10 and retail. A great variety Of CARDS for
LBU HS for sale very low.
Price lists OF Albums, or Catalogues Of Cards
will be mailed to any address on the receipt Of q
tn rec cent postage stamp.
Goods CT this kind will be sent by mail, post
ID, at manufacturers prices.
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PARTRIDGE'Sr.
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands and
sale at az low rates a. they can DO purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities
Fancy prints Of fine quality, Looking Glass
Picture Frames, Mouldingy and eat variety
other goods on hand and for sale at fair rates,
N B. A restricted number Of Pupils taken
learn the Art. api6-tf
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Farm for Sale.

WILL offer at public SALE to the highest tSs ers@ un
Friday ,' SeG %i.s from the se' city Of
ises, my Farm ,he National Road, and two and one
Wheeling ON tine Tine Hsmpded from said city
cal Of sh sl Sas 81 af
action land oca,ea sSspted for Garden Vineyard
Wheeling UIses desirable place for country residence:
remaining Of the land Is sos
Raso sSss sa APPLE S9nRs well adapt
ed for Vineyard, of,ana will be offered for
sale separately. a. .rouirs of the undersigned.
For terms OF safe. @0' THOS. CLARK.
An Excursion Train win leave the hsm Pesa DE-
not at 8 ID O'Clock P. NJ. to scoomm"Hsf 3. n
s,ring to attend the SALE .. -. Sac. .-g = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

~ The further manufacture OF 1OO-pound
lead coated shot for the Armstrong breech.
leaders has been stopped, as it is contemplated
to convert the guns into muzzle. leaders, firing
non. .ieaded shot, SO soon as the 70-pounders
now in process OF conversion from breech.
leaders are finished.
~ There lives in Canada an old Dutch
woman who received at her marriage from her
husband q paper OF pins. All Of these, with
the exception OF one or two, she has preser yed
for thirty years, using them constantly all the
while.
~ A successful musical convention was
held last week at Gardner, Mass. The sing.
ers numbered more than 80, and twice as
many membership tickets were sold.
~ The feet attached to the Naval SchooI
at Newport has returned from Its sumner
cruise, with the exception Of the Maroienead.
The next term Of the academy oegins tne ntse
Of October. .H
@Goyernor Smith, Of Rhode Island, has
issued his proclamation announcing the adop-
ton Of the Soldiers voting amendment into the
State constitution.
4 ga WW ear your last winter overcoat club,
has heen formed In Boston. Sixty to one hun.
dred dollars is the price Of overcoats in that
city this fall. s-ies i,sD -E3 sa,s-' 81
: = All the cotton mills on the Chestnut Hil
stream in Windham county, Connscticut have
stopped running, on account Of the nigh rata
Of cotton. t-afn &c 8 - s8fifafs 20 F-'s5si'f .
- A political riot occurred in st. Louis iase
week Some soldiers attached and dispersed q
Mcclellan mass meeting. &sasf leil- So =
3 ~ Marriage bands Aave been published in
the ninth arrondisement Of Paris for Emile
Erlanger and Miss Slidell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

COTTON GOODS COMING DoWN.-The de-
cline in gold some time since to 2l3x, started
cotton goods on a downward course, which
the public will be happy TO learn has not yet
been arrested. There have oeen two large
auction sales reported in the Express this
week, and both of them went off at a heavy de-
cline from last weeks rates, while the feeling
yesterday afternoon was in favsr Of q still
lower price at the next sale. Cotton goods
cannot be manufactured at the current rates,
but there are considerable stocks held on specu-
lation, and there is a general disposition to get
sale dry goods merchants seem to be rivaling
each other to see who can sell the lowest, and
if the retailers will only find out the recent
large decline in prices, the public will reap the
benefit. The proper way to break up the
speculation in prod uce and merchandise is
for consumers to buy no more than they actu-
ally want for immediate use, and with the
for it, lower prices must rule.-N. Y. Express
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

~ Free Delivery Of Letters by Carriers at the
residences Of oweers may be secured By observing
the following Rules:
q Head letters with the writer full address, in
cludipg street and number, and request answers to
be addressed accordingly.
s. Letters 20 strar gers or transient visitors in
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked in lower left hand corner
A. Place the postage stamp the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for postmarking without interfering
with the writing.
Arsauest for the return Of letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or
printed with the writer's full address across the
left hand end of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate Of postage,
payable when delivered to writer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"a WI ~ L
GROyFR,S THEATKR
Pepnsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
FRIDAY EVENING. September 23,
FAREWELL BENEFIT,
and last MI ght but of the brilliant engagement
of the great Tragedienns,
MADAME PONIsI,
and her drst and only appearance in her unequalled
''' - ~ LADY MACBETH.
On MONDAY EVENING, September 25,
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
FURD's NEW TMEATEK.
Tenth street, above Pennsylpania auenue.
'0hs alse Of Holiday Street .ss essir
sssss a .Ssn sT:ss
Last nisst su; one S Sf nth the engagement of the
Tn,gg t9kh tE9IaIsa khaoE.
keTHh!Ek 81. y. FSrstGRs sAE4gfNVfrS; hVs.
1srEsnss 1s1s asSss Ds.is9t
,a''s.
Annie spruce assuming ave othsr
q p s a:... :5ssss
in her own F%NcnoS aiEHfsS 'Hfif'tsf THE t6fRfoKEr
VARIETIESI VARIETIES!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER.
Fronting Penn q avenue and Ninth Street.)
FITZSIMMONS Proprietor and Stage Manager.
DOUBLE MUSIC HALL AND THEATRICAL
PERFORMANCE, Blythe ETRIPLE COMPANY
For ThE Tfii teft 6RAMHff1o SGiyfo MIRROR OF LIFE.
Fitzsimmons' strang ge Drama. in two acts,
DANGERS OF DANCING GIRL:
Or, TRIALS OF A DANSEUSE.
TheHome of the Dancer-The Phantom Mother
The Explosion in the Theater-The Blockade run
ner's Dsn-The Abduction Of the Danseqse-Festh
Also DOUBLE MUSIC HALL SHOW
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at p. M, DAN
GERS OF DANCING GIRL.
LOOKOUT FOR FiTZSIMMONs' BENEFIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

~A head Of family in Chicago got jealous
she was absent at IL o'clock. The husband.
concluded to watch for her, and his watch was
rewarded by seeing man and woman In low
ing embrace on a seat in his grounds. or
course he supposed 1t was his wife; he rushed
franticelly out with knife in his hand and
came within an ace Of plunging into the heart
Of his servant maids lover. His wife had been
attending q sick friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. David Mumma, q well
known butcher, residing on Britton street. near
Monument, was drafted from the Eighth ward
and in consequence thereof became greatly ex-
cited. For some months past he has been suf-
fering from painful disease, which somewhat
prostrated his nervous system, and this, added
to the excitement produced by his being draft
terday morning. The deceased was highly re-
spected by wide circle Of friends.-Balt. Sun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept % Twenty. five seven
tnlrty per cent. Treasury notes, the new issue,
numbers SO to 90, Of one thousand dollars each |.
Were fraudulently obtained to. day from a bank
II new York Payment at maturity has been
stopped at the Treasury Department. and deal
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
PIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE o. g. TREASURY.
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW U. S. $40 LOAN
authorized by the act of June 3Oth, 1854
The notes will be issued under date of August
18th, in denominations of
$50, 500, $500. 81 900 and $4,000,
payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
$40 per centum per snnum, payable semi-an
nually, and will be convertible ut the option of
the holder at maturity into six per cent Five.
Twenty Bonds.
We buy and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS of all issues.
TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
And COIN,
And pay the highest price for
QUARTERMASTER'S CERTIFICATH CHECKS.
1yT-n JAY COOKE & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

OTTO E.-The Fourth Grand Ball of the
IN MCCLELLAN SOCIAL CLUB a
kwin be given Oh MONDAY, October Sd, at
SEATON'S HALL,
corner of 9Th and d streets, for the benefit oftHk
ST. ANN'S INFANT ASYLUM, sep 9-til 2*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23
Gen. Cochrane WIthdraw,

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Gen. John Cochran
publishes an address to the Democrats of the
United States, Withdrawing his name from the
Cleveland ticket.