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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Celebrated

Apparatus 800, r,sr~orcc
for the cure Chronic Caarrh.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
Caarrh Asthma Of the Voice, Laryngea Bron
cha and Pulmonary Complaints Disordered Functions OF
the Stomach Liver Shorness Breath, Wheeling Cough.
and other affections of the Chest morbid anec
of Liver Weakness of Nerves and general debility
OF the whole In full operation at the
dence Of the inventor Dr. Won EISESBERG, Si6 broad
way Twelfth street. - - -.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE MINUTE.
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias III I'VE.
| Jr, President 60 Broadway. Agents wanted.
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Have been sress, service %ssns people hsssy and
gs Ss 20 .nS ' s s@ Sod e n
they rssvs pain ory system against the
nothing better to take "fOr tho ssomachs sake
than the Plantation Bitters ,.,,...,,.. ,-.x.,...
headache pain the side liver complains and rheumat
good eaecss fs ., MAILING the ar' trial Ss
you want WEI WELL oD sfRoSG a AND ND HEARTY. '
Observation-Disclosures Celebrated
apparatus invented by DR.. Won EIsENBERG,
for tho Of ssSses OF The Eye Ear Chronic caa
Catarrh Asthma Affections Of the Voice Laryneea Bron
s Chi and SSs Of saS Wheeling
.
Sau.e e q ThS ss Dr. n'S
way Rss r EYE IN ONE MINUTE
A New Ers.-Best - shirts mt 81 Eaeha
ps II nsn cSaGs - opp" hs
A Great Reduction in FurnitSrs at
New and elegant styles now ready
A Novelty-FIy Cateher.-simplc, Neat
and s sSs% ci xSS can b Ssps So
Address TO smokers-PoIIaks & SON, Nicer
@ r ~ sde soss
repaired repair agar ''''''' : '''-' =. : - - "
American Artisan Patent Agency,
BROWN. COoMBs CO., removed TO $50 Broadway. ~
stairs.
All Prizes Csshed in Legal Lotteries
o'''''-'' """ j. CLurE. Broker. i7s broadway.
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perfsA
Rest and Cheapest-Miner's Halk. Dye.
Large sire, 7Sc. Tvt Sold by druggists psyA
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joff1g A4As
ali diseasss Of the feet, cured by Dr. zAcHAfSEs %
Broadway.
The The d Gs applied sy ssiifa artists N = ~ o
Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias III I'VE,
Jr. President go Broadway. Agents wanted
Morehsad's Nsurodyns or Ns.rsig' can
TIDOTE.-ses advertisement on last page Of this 20 per.
Mosquito Hsss.-P.t.ns P o. a. \. Cane
Perfectly safe An all Cases.
.s.s ..,S;sr
.s; s :ss fssr,;:: y 's ssl s
SIs me mother and h..a.1 = .s,saaa <
s:: 49, ' .! s: ~ !; ;s 10 o. ::
low Canal street - ~ ~. ~~
Tn. bridal Cha xer - - -
M:,.,sf. sas ,ss;sss 81 lSs =
yslspSs,s u. AsSss;s. Pa Pa D. s-he Assseh
| -- ~ \.
To Soldiers. 0.sgFA
AMERICAN WALFsU sp wnrcHxs at
solder, before he turn. home provide hmsss
| AMERfCAr WATCH. ,..4
ss ..s S.s csc b s na den. e
~aS;s.s : :, ". :: n. sCS~h SsisSf t
'~ 0' '. - -p0 BBWEp ,eSSr pRorHrss 49,
| w.rclmMnrSVEfrry g AND DEALsRsuMfN
keepers OF the Ciy Agents for Sale the
.l8 fr AmerN an (Waltham) Watches ~
No. III Bros dway corner Of Cortinndt street
| WILCOX q Gibbs Sewing Machine
| SO Brodway
! Whceiers ~ Wilson, esS Broadway.-~
| Lock stitch Fsewing Machine and Button Hole Manuc.
1,t66 Broadway.--Dr. Barticys Instt-
| tute TOE tho special treatment OF affections ~ the Ear
C,,arrb ani hroa diseases advance Zoe required Con
suron free Ca received bctween the hours of IN A. NJ
sndt r. ".
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tue Zoe the special treatment OF ~ the Ear
Catarrb and Throa Diseases advance Zoe required Con-
and T.. N.
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Morehead,s NeurOdyne or Newrsfgf G An
TIDOTE- advertisement on last Of this " per-
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AMERICAN w6I1sv a, ~arcnrxL ...s (;

WILCOX q, Gibbs Sewing Machine
rR Brodway.
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THIS morning. at eight O'clock The singers VIII meet at
headquarters where at nine o'clock grand procession
reviewed by the Mayor. Al jones' Wood monster
saenger picnic will be held. An artillery corps under
Captain Kem, will FIRE thrty-two salvos In honor
OF the singers, on their arrival on the festival
ground The festival begins at two O'Clock by
ture by Hrschmann's Band and a chorus sung by the
New York singers An Grafton will be delivered BY Mr.
Frederick Knapp, and subsequently prize distribution
will take place by the Fest President and the Prizc
Judges whereupon procession will be arranged the
grounds in honor Of the champion societies Steamers
will leave every half hour from the foot Of Broome
street for the festival ground st Jones' Wood.
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Mos~uiSo uets.-Patent Portable Cane
PIES a. L. j. B. KELTy 40 ~ oadwav.
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=: :: :,;: :! <: go: !; 81 4:
low Canal street q q re ~ :. =.
The Bridal at2er.s.e knsJ ~ I
MMos .SF i:.oeisscS s.s,'!a ~ siJH :
uon Philsdelphis, fa- =. y ~ J5s.5 2 n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
By JAMES N. TLYLOE,
Auc ioneer.

WILL be sold al auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth
w instant st IL o'clock p NJ, at the carpenter
sbpp of Nj George W. Jarvis, at the corner OF Cary
ndPoushee streets the Frame for house % by Is feet
.wo aores high, with vii Il by l6 feet all ready to
p-. IT.
Also 10. Of Lumber and Doors, Frames and Sash,
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
an14--5s AuctOueer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25

BY HANEs & CO.,
"a Main street
WE aill sell, by auction, on WEDNESDAY neat
w a. our store an assortment of Furniture Beds,
Bedding, &C. consisting Of
Jenny Lind and Cottage Beds'eads
Mcrole.top and o;he- cabinets
SOFAS Sideboards, Chairs
Tables, Washstands
Feather BEDS Mattresses
81 eets, Blankets
Books Cigars, Tobacco
And many other desirable articles
Consignments solicited and received I'll morning Of
sale. EANES ". alclTs
apeo It % Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
F. J. L. Bysrly 4 Co., AaStlonoers
(Nof1o, Main street

- L. BysTly 4 Co., Aactloueers,
(Nof19, Main street.
Z aRGE and ATTR ACTIVE SALE OF GROCERIES,
4 HpEDWARE, NAILS SHOW CASES, SCALES
AND WEIGHTS. GLASS JARS LAMPS, &C., AZ hUC-
FION-On TUESDAY, .J.b inst, al 10 O'clock, we viii
sell 40 our store, No. le, Main street The stock Of
gro eerits remaining IN hand consisting Of
Sugar Coffee, Black Pepper. Starch. Salt, Smoking
Tobacco Sugars, Sperm Acamantiue and
TanoR Candies, Wrapping Paper
Scales, Scops, Measures, &c.
% kegs I'd Dominion Nsils-6, and 10 penny,
Tacbs Files Corkscrews, Shoe Thread &c.
Glass Lamps, Decanters one and two
gallon Jars, together With large
assortment of articles usually
folrd IN a vel conducted grocery.
Also
2sape.ior show Cases
J. L.BYERLY. d co.
p. Cons.erments solicited and received Up 70 day
ap.i-.ds J.L.B. d Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25

N0TICE...TO Wy Old CnstOpaeE.s and
~ the Public Generally Ny Mop having
escaped destrlctiou in tie late Ere low prepared %
do BLACKSMITEING and WHEELWRIGFT WORK n
oil rs anches CORRESPONDING in particular
call is solicited At ny Cd stand en- Virginia street
near Danyille Depot c. BURNETT.
apr 22-6.+
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25

DHs0LUTlON OF O-PARTNEESHIP.-The Go.
Partnarsh p heretofore existing between the I'M
designed IL tss5yed b mutual conservative dissolu
ton 10 take eCe3. from and after the 18th of December
1862.
WIN q COLE is a'oua auth orized 70 use the name Of
the firm In lio lidstior. JAMES HISS
an22-d2g' WI. II. COLE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
u. =. CHRISTIAN COMMIssFOy.

RIoHEoFD ApTil 18Th 1856.
NOTICE. ds!y prayer meeting Is held u =
~ o'clock &. u. In :he basement Of Ire Methodist
Church corue q Brc5d and ION streets under the an.
gpices o. tie Christian Commission.
CzsIs arc soldiers are earnestly invited 70 ATTEND .hb
meeErg. --,,.,
Ef-E-ti Army q. he. lGmes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25

TEE undersigned respectfully solicts the attention Of
1 Dealers and Families in Richmond 20 his new and
wei assorted stock Of Family Groceries Hams Flour,
Boots, Shoes Notions, Tin Ware Canned Meats, Vege
tables Fruits Jsies Cigars and almost every conceya.
be article OF merchandise known in well Led store.
JSO. CLARK,
apG-et $50 Main street third door from 6th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
COMMIsSIoN HnUSE.

IN r.. MINOR, late of MINOR BURKE viii
1 . continue the COMMIS ION BUSINESS on Main
t-eet two doors above Ninth street. and will give strict
attention to- the sale for Country Produce, Groceries &C.
Good prices can now be obtained and prompt returns
will be made. Would be pleased 80 see my old friends
Suffers stores sold on commission. ap 2i-it'
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rWo DESIRABLE LOTs ZOE Les

TWO DESIRABLE LOTS FOR LEASE
4 on 9th street, next to the Mechanics Hall at auc-
ton viii be rented out TUESDAY, 18th instant, on
the premises at halfpast o'clock P, H. the Two va
cant LOTS 9Th between the late residence Of J. M
Patton and ne hanits Hail. the buildings which were
recently destroyed by fire. The lots front s feet each on
9Th street and Z back 1870 feet
The location Of this property renders :; very Tauab
for business stands
Terms made known OF the day Of sale
JAN Is NJ. TAYLOR, Au5tI,
ap1G-t5s Office corner 9Th and Marshall SIS.
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CHELEs q CEEEYERY are at their old stand

- prepared 10 serve the public to the best OF their
ability.
Their stock 90 presents very limited As pos.
sble they will have good assortment
They now offer their services as COMMISSION MER-
CHANTr, and solicit consiynmeHts in large or small
quantities. CHILES Is CHENERY,
ap22-1t Corner Of Broad and Sixth streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
AUCTION SALES.
FIXTURE Day.
BY Z. /. Cook, Auctioneers,
no Main street,

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY. the 2t.h instant, al ~
Y ! o'clock viii sell az the residence OF 6 & Tai
colt ESQ corner Of Seventh and Franklin streets all Of
bis HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE en-
bra,ing e very general assortment o. Paror Chamter
end kitchen FurDtu-s amongst which vii be found
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs
Tables Book Case
Brussels and other Carrots
Bedstes ds Lounges
Hair and Shuck Mattresses II
Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolstersebc.
A set Of Cottage Chamber Furniture, complete
and IN frst-rate order,
TogetHer with an assortment Of Crockery, Glassware
and Kitchen Utensils amongst which IS Cooking
stove in perfect condition.
This sale Offers inducements 20 Eccsekeepers and
o. hers 70 repebigh.
Sale positive.
TERXs-Cash on delivery.
Sale conducted by y. b. COOh'
ap 24-tda Auctioneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-25
By GRUBBs d WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.

T EASES OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
/ the burnt District al Auction -"On
WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, commencing at 70 o'clock
w. we will lease at auction upon the premises respec.
lively the following lots 10 wit
The property upon which the "PaIk House" recently
s-ood situated on the south side of Bank between 9Th
and 10Th streets facing the Square embracing three lots
fronting about 90 feet each, and running back 40 feet
more orless
Also the ot On north side Main street between 18th
and 18th streets opposite to eagle Square upon which
stood the tenement recently occupied by Mr.. 3. w
Knowes-25 by 100 feet.
The lease will be for three years with the privilege OF
FIVE years.
Terms fully stated at the time of leasing.
This property is ali centrally located, and adapted TO
By request of the Executoroi S. p. Vial decd.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
an24-tds Aucfioneers.
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"A TO the citizens OF Richmond "a informs them that
ne is prepared 20 DO al Euds Of EXCAVATIONS and to
dig FOUNDATIONS at .he shortest notice and liberal
cash prices.
orders lett at me store Of Nesss wendoaburg & Co.
under .4 sposwoo1 Ho.el vii bepunctualy attended
70.
Also. f3rsale e 70. Of Building Lumber. ap29-st.
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WOTTCE.

EDOARDENCa. a Jew ffrstscIass BOARD.
I'D ers nil he taken By Mrs. HODGSQN, on 18th ST..
west side second door, between Marshall and Broad SITS
TENS reas24sbs spls-2taH2w'
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AUCTION SALES.
This Day.
By Z. B. Cook, Auctionsef,
no Main street,

yVOUsEHOLD FURNITURE, CRCCEERY, HARD
III WARE, &c, for sale al public auction.
On TUESDAY The 18th instant at O'clock win sell
at my store, IN excellent assortment Of FURNITURE
&C. including
Mahogany and Cottage Cabinets
TardloUos. Dressing Tables WaSLs.andr
Dining, Cud and Toilet Tables
sofas, Lounges Chairs Sideb3el45
Cottage and other Pedstesds China Press
Hair and Shuck MattIas es
Crockcry, China and Glassware, Clocks
Four pic5s Brown Sheeting Grey Cloth
small assortment Of Hardware
Large Cooking Stove
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry, DO
A small lot Ladies Dress Goods, &c
apz--tds L. b. COOK. Auctr.
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DEB,

On Monday, the 9th inst, at II o'clock p. m &,
after long and painful illness, which he bore
With Christian fortitude and resignation, REA-
son BUTLER, in the sgd year of his age.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, for
great il their reward
His funeral will take pace on Wednesday. the
oath. from his late residence on 18th street. Navy
Yard. His friends and acqu2intaHces are respect
fully invited to attend.
On the 18th instant, after lcng and protracted
Illness which be bore with christian fortitufe and
re,iRnation. Mr.. @. G.. WILDMAN, in the 18th
year of his age.
We shall mfrs thee, dear father. at morn,
We shall miss thee, dear father, at neon,
We all now feel sad and forlorn,
For thou hast left us too soon.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral on to- NOR
rev Thursday morning, at o'clock, from his
late residence. No los St., Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

CLOSING OUT SALE OF ALABAsTBR VASES,
PLATED WARE, &C.-The sale OF alabaster,
siIyer-plated ware, &c, commenced yesterday
morning at the auction rooms Of j. g. McGuire
& Co, will be finished this evening at ~
O'Clock. Many of the finest groups, vases, &c,
are unsold, and this evening will be the last
opportunity to purchase these beautiful goods,
as they will positively be sold TO the highest
bidder without regard to price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29
RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
EURNITIlRE AT AulGI0N


On FRIDAY, the 3lst instant, at 10 O'Clock A. m .
we shall sell, at the residence of lady declining
housekeeping. No. %, west side of AZ street near
Penn'a avenue, an excellent assortment of Fnrni.
ture, viz
Mahogany Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Mahogany Marble top Enclosed Wsshstands
Mahogany Marble top Center Tables
Fine Mahogany Wardrobes
Mahogany French, Jenny Lind, and other Bsd.
steads
Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofas, Rocking Chairs and
Stools
Mahogany Extension Dining, and other Tables
Mahogany Etaeeres. Wbatnots, and Hat Tree
Gilt Frame and other Glasses
Oak Dining. Cane seat: and Walnut Office Chairs
pamas and Lace Window Curtains and Cornicss
Painted Blinds
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows
Hair aud other Mattresses
Large assor tment Of Bedding
Large lot of 0ilcloth and Mating
China. Glass, ana Crockery Ware, and ether Di-
ming room requisites
Brussels, Three ply, Stair, and Hall Carpets
Stair Rods and Plates
Refrigerators Cooking and other Stoves
A lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash GREEN & WILLIAMS.
IN sd Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

We INVITE ATTENTION to the MarshaPs
sale at the Court House on Thursday, the Both
inst, at IL o'clock, of q comfortable and con-
venient brick yelling, containing nine rooms,
water and gas, numbered As, near Pennsyl-
vaEia avenue. on 10Th street, square $50, lot
mh21-3t%
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
EAIR VIAW FOR sALE-yERY vALUABLE
Il FARM FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE
p0QQEaaInN ALVIN -


R5e3s.Is s you'd . :si wy ds:iI.si: ieT%iy
Gsa. nsss s sSS1 re s.s 9sspsD
whGle tract eentsinins sssh acres Of land which
i under eutlvstio n0p upon sSGa E large Dwell
ing with plenty Of cherries and other fruits. all
e. mere seres Of bottom Mssdos.s producing
T Ss Of hay yearly barn nov full Of BAY
acres of wheat in the ground, price So per acre.
61ee House and sss:s acres
spa sg s0 peach t1ss
s shs nS., in mesE sonnt Of xhish j; OAK
can be sou sht great bar gain: Persons desiring
XIV hssr's
ar sSpy II st bis Ct tRs 9iisn
VII so ss
land near my residence in lots to suit purchasers.
For SATELLITES LOTS OF GROUND on Green
as ana sosf y.9d
sidered the best stands in the town for that
and running back and fronting on the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio canal 40 feet: Also. good frame HOU USE
toSa
o PE BAhR6H wood and
L new FINISHED in good style and built in the
m0St al ,ouf tho
running back toa2O foot alley. Situated on 9Th
Price So 800. Inquire of b. W. HAMILTON, No.
562 7th street, opposite Center Market, Sash and
r o R 8 A L B.
The subscriber will sell at private sale his RES
IDENCE, situated in the village of Bladens6urg.
1t consists of house and lot The house. has Ave
rooms.a kitchen, pantry and end building. Per
DESTROYS of viewing the premises can do so by
calling ON the subscriber.
Bladensburg, Prince Georges county.
m l5.eo6t' Maryland.
DOR sALE-A RESTAURANT and BOARDING
L HOUSE, within one square of Penn'a av. aud
18th street. IL rooms ten years Lease rent only S25
and lease for $4,000. MITCHELL bONs..
Brokers, Ger. Penna ay. and 18th st.
- A Fifty acre FARM, four miles from Wash.
inston, fair improvements, for S2,50. IN 9-fm6
TOR SALE-Dssirable BUILDING LOTS ia DIFF
Il fsrent parts of the city. Inquire of WALL
STEPHENS L CO.. 322 Pa. av Jan II eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

THROUGH the real estate Office of r NJ. Hall
d Co, corner of eth and f streets, FL. Gross
mayer sold his fine residence on 18th street,
be-veen q and II streets, TO Mr.. Simmons,
contectioner, for the sum of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

TIE SMITH OBRIEN CLUB BALL, which
comes of on Easter Monday evening, at Tenn
perance Hall, will be conducted by Professor
Kriess. 1t promises to be complete success.
The treas urer is the popular foreign passage
agent, u. A. Brosnan 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29
CITY ITEMS.

They CALL YoU-Owners OF real estate
ought 70 leave Their property for sale with r.
ri. Hall Co, corner of TIN and F streets, as
purchasers constantly throng their office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

DYJ. @. MCGUIRE & co, Auctionesrs.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES
TTTnnv AT pITRTJC GATE -

CITY AT PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April Sd. at four
that handsome estate known as mount Pleas
ant" adjoining the city on the north, and lying
between It'll and 14th streets, sub divided into
seventy seven andseme cottage sites. fronting
respectively on Seventh street and Sherman ave:
This property il situated on the high ground
north Of the cify-one OF the most beautifaI locs-
tions for residences in the Distriot-com handing
an extensive view Of Washington, GeorgetOwn:
and the surrou nding country, with full view Ct
the Potomac river Is far as the eye can reaeh ~
Is easy of access by passsn ger railroads. which ter
inmate on Seventh and Fourteenth Streets near
Plsts nay ';e obtained st thu counting room Of
the au ctiones rs.1 tsa : ~ ;xI
Terms Ode. half cash. balance in ten years. with
tntereat occurred by deed Of trust; interest pay
able semi annually A payment Of So en- each lot
will be required Of the purchaser at the TIME OF
Ali conyeyancing and stamps ct cost Of the pur.
cn nah ssd 70 ~. MsGUIRE {. 90. Auct..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

A GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BALL will be
given to- morrow night at Seaton Hall for the
benefit of George W. Dom. Jr., drafted. A
pleasant entertainment is anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

FIsH.-But very few fish are yet coming to
market. The market seines and OILERS fur
nish those received. 1t is thought the large
seines af-the landings will be put in the water
at the close OF this, or the commencement Of
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

THE METROPOLITAN CITY RAILwAY.-It
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column, that from and after Saturday next
the LIST of April, the fare for passengers on the
Metropolitan City Railway will be seven cents
II paid to the Conductors, and less than six
cents II paid by tickets, which can be procured
ut the offices of the Company, on 18th street
and Capitol Hill. This increase OF fare has
levied on passengers by the Government and
the heavy expenses incurred for labor and in
providing for large number Of horses.
Though the increase is less than is allowed to
this company by the late act OF Congress, II is
the purpose of the Directors, as we learn, to
reduce the rates at as early a day possible
after the prices OF provender shall have been
brought within ordinary limits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

j ENROM LONDON Who's Who In 1855. British
; FAimanac and OomHanion, 1855. The Royal Kal!
endef, or RED Rook,'' 1855. The British Army
List, Jsnuary ises The British Navy List. yanu-
! Id IS isaF .eiiY .Ft - FRAN TAYLOR. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

TOMORROW NIGHT the Circus Company OF
Stone & Rosston open en- 9th street, near New
York avenue. The corps OF equestrians and
acrobats is composed of the most skillful and
daring performers, and the stud of horses and
ponies Is of equal excellence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29
RYW L. WALL l. CO.. Auctioneers.
TO WHOLESALE GROCERS. HOTELS. REs-
TAERANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Secsnd Trade Sale by order of John Farrell,
to be held at Commercial Buildings, Louisiana
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets, en- TEES
DAY. April 4, commencing at 10 O'Clock Q. m, We
Will sell as follows
Consisting of shipments from
81 Louis, Mo. 400 cases OF the celebrated Navy
Lewis Go. . brand Smoking and Chewing To-
bsccD,
Cincnp att, Ohio 1000 cases of candles; loo bbIs.
Chicago, III. 60 ties. Hams, Bacon, Sides. Shout
ders,. Lard, &C., this seasons curing, and But
Pittsburgh. Pa; 400 bbls Whisky, of brands we'll
known in this market.
New York; 80 bills. Syrup. Sugar. &C.; 900 bbls.
Mercer and Peachblow Potatoes; 500 bbls. Onions;
800 cases genuine Wines.
Full lines of A. NJ. Bininger Liquors, Imported
Phiisdsiphia: 800 bbls. Pickles, oatsup Eggs,
&c 900 cases Canned Goods, Jsllies. P Preserves.
Baltimore. Md 1000 bbls. Flour, &c
Also at the same time and place, the entire
cargo Of the schooner Forbish, from Boston
consisting of Dried and Salt Fish, this seasons
Also. 100 bbls. prime New England Cider. This
cargo cost the shippers at Boston over Sll 800
All the above enumerated goods will be snld per
emptorily and without limit or price. IN lots
adapted to the wants Of large buyers, and claims
catalogues viii be ready for distribution TIVE
oS NH p .s.ts ~ WIN. L. WALL & CO, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-29

LARCENY.-Last night John Sisson and
friend, both of the V. r. O., fell into company
with two colored damsels, Alberta Creak and
Ellen Thompson, who invited the soldiers to
their house. Sisson lost his money by pl acing
In the hands OF his female companion. The
wo girls were arrested by Roundsman Frank
Hin and taken before Justice Miller. The lar
ceny case was dismissed. Alberta Creak was
fined S15, and Ellen Thompson $40 for enticing
prostitution and disorderly conduct, and both
gave bail tor good behavior.