Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1863, Page 3

+ 40 ¥ LOCAL NEWS... | AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, | Grover’s THeates.— Mr. Eauwin Adams | @prung with one bound into the affections ot | the Washington theater-goers, and he his re- tained thronghout the very favorable op nions he induced on the first night of his appear- ance. This is his last week. To-night he ap- pears as «Robert Landry” in Webster's emo- onal play, “The Dead Heart.” Susan Denin as “Catharine Duvall.” W AssIncTon THEATER.—The nameof Booth | is yet uppeTmostin theatrical mention: the sons | of the great tragedian having proved them- selves legitimate heirs to his mantle. Those ‘who have not seen the scions of the noble old | stock, should visit the “Washington,” wh -re Mr. J. Wilkes Booth is now performing. ile | appears to-night as * Fabien and Louis de Pranchi” in “The Corsican Brothers.” Swiss Beit Rincers.—The renowned Peak Family of Swiss Bell-ringers (twelve mem- bers) will appear in this city this evening, at Willard’s Hall, for the first time in six year:, ‘Two hundred and forty silver bells will tin- | tmabuilate sweetly and joyfully under the | hands of this family; which is by all ackpowi- edged to be superior to any in a similar line of entertainment. CANTERBURY.—Sinn's budget is never ex- hausted. Werk after week he improves; and tor the present week he announces a bill than which no one need desire a better. The fairy combination, Jnlia Mortimer, Ernestine de Faiber, Kate Pennoyer, and M’lles Augusta and Marie remain. A bill is offered repl-te with wit, fun and good sense. V ARIETIES.—W.S. Budworth, a well-known banjoist and a great favorite here, appears to- night at the Varieties for a short engagement, a most attractive performer being thus added to the already fine company. Song, dance, ballet, ethiopian eccentricity, and the whole concluding with the pantomime otf the “ White Statue,” will be the nightly order. -Ruse1an Wan.—This panorama remains at Odd Fellows’ Hall one week longer. All who | admire the beautiful and artistic should by all ™eans see this fine painting. May Batt.—The Terpsichore Socials will | give a grand May ball this evening at Temper- ance Hall. A good band has been engaged, and vod refreshments have been prepared. Drsso. vine Views, illustrative of Scripture, war and miscellaneous scenes, will be exhib- ited to-nicht at the Lutheran Ohurch, corner of Eleventh and H streets. Farr.—tThe annual fair for the benefit of St. Mathews" parochial schools will commence this evening at the church corner of Hand Fif- teenth streets. — AvvouRNED.—The Criminal Court of the District adjourned Saturday. A special term ‘will be held in abont ten days. Anna White, indicted for stealing twoshawls, cape, &c., valued at $150, was found guilty and eee to one year in the Albany peniten- tiary. wr. Norris moved an arrest of judgment in the ease of James U. Gibbs, convicted of forg- ang discharge papers, but the Court refused to grant the motion. Eliza Burrell, indicted for grand larceny in stealing a bonnet, was convicted and sen- tenced to one year in the Albany penitentiary. John Brogden was found guiliy of an assault on Mary E. Brogden, and sentenced to thirty days in jail. nm the case of Charles Marrs, indicted for #rand larceny, a nolle pros was entered. The Court then passed sentence on the fol- jowing: Jesse Bryan, assault and battery; 20 days in jail. Louisa Brown, Jane Howard, Catherine Taylor, W. H. Davenport, James ‘Watson, grand larceny; each one year in the penitentiary. Charles Ellis, highway robbe- yj; three years in the penitentiary. Clinton Smith alias Wm. Thompsun, horse stealing: one year in the penitentiary. James C. Gibbs, forging of discharge papers; two years in the penitentiary, and George Denman, petty lar- <eny; 15 days in jail. All the sentences to the penitentiary are from May Sth. The regular term of the Cireuit Court taking Place to-day, the special term was adjourned. it is expected, however, that another special term will be ordered. noe ASSAULT AND BatrTery with INTENT TO Ki1.—Sunday morning, about 3 o'clock, con- siderable excitement was created in the team- Sters quarters near the iron bridge, in Swam- Poodle, by a teamster named Tnomas Reilty, | ‘who took a knife and went tothe bed where | Suother teamster named Robt. Thompson was sieeping, and inflicteda very ugly w-und upon ‘Thompson’s face, the cut extending across ihe nose from one side near to the jaw bone upon the other. Reilly is a desperate fellow, and arming himself with a revolver, defiled arrest. ‘The teamsters turned out when they heard the case, and assisted Officer Crown in arresting Reilly Reilly had a hearing before Justice Giberson yesterday, and manifested the most malignant feeling towards Thompson. The cause of this animosity appeared from the eyi- dence to be only the right of use by the parties respectively to a particular horse belonging to the Government. Justice Giberson sent Reil- 2y to jail for court. pee FouRTH Warp STATION Casus.—Michael hse, abusing his wife; security for peace. -Ann Simonds, suspected of receiving stolen goods; diemissed. ichael Belhel, abusing his ‘wife; bail for hearing. John Shae, creating nuisance; £1.58. Robert Rainey, do.: ruled for Rearing. Daniel Ferris, protecaty; $2.58—also, for contempt; lecked up five hours. John Mc- ¥arn, drunk 33. Jonas Wallack, assault and battery; bail for court. John Oryn, drunk nd disorderly, military. James Cosgrove, as- Sault and battery; dismissed. William James Garrett, drunk; military. Ann Cary, alias Bulger, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. Job | Phillips, do.; military. Allen Foster, disor- i derly; $5.55. Joseph Fletcher, Wm. Summer- | yille, creating nuisance; $2.58 each. Benjamin i { Swann, disorderly; military. Mary Ellen Scott, | @runk and disorderly; Mary Dillon, drank: workhonse. —__~»—___ H Cuancr or Bastarpy.—On Saturday Wm. | Briel was arrested by Officer Burch on charge made by Christina Fritz that he was the father of an illegitimate child born of her body. The case was lnid before Justice Johnson, who or- dered Briel to give bail for the suppor: of the child. The accused took an appeal to court, Aud gave bond for his appearance. The conn- si for defence, Mr. Wharton, took the appeal to court, upon the plea that as the child was born in New York, the courts of this District Haye no jurisdiction in the case, agen Tue First District REGIMENT.—We hear that it has been decided, under the order re- ducing the Ist District regiment toa battalion, to muster out of service Capts. Jos. Mundell, =: BP. L. Rodier and James Coleman. Capts. - M. Knight, Robert Boyd, M. P. Fisher and Robrt Clark are to be retained. QCapts. James Fietcher and E. J. Allen—the tormer who is pertorming the duties ot proyost marshal to ne of the army corps and the latter on duty in the Quartmaster’s Department — will, it is thought, retain their present positions. AE NSD 1.0.0. F—The Visitations by the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia to the sub- ordinate Lodges under its jurisdiction has been announced to take place in the following or- der —Coyenant Lodge, May 4; Excelsior, May | 5: Union, May 6; Friendship, May 7; Eastera, May *; Harmony, May 11; Washington, May 12; Oriental, May 14; Metropolis, May 15; Bea- <on, May I+; echanics, May 20; Columbia, May 21; Central, May 22. FUNERAL OF Joun F. Cattan, Jn.—The funeral of the late John F. Callan, Jr., who ‘was attached to the Quartermaster’s Depart- mnent. was attended yesterday afternoon by the sttuchbes generally of that department ir this city, in a body, as well as many other friends. H ‘The remains were t#ken from the residence of bis father, Mr. John F. Callan, Sr., to St. Aloysius’ Church, where the services were performed, and the body thence to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. ——s>—_ ! Recexexss Drivinc.—A reckless driver on | Saturday afternoon came yery near injuring | Mrs. A. R. Shepherd, as she was crossing the | Avenue. Nothing saved her but her self-pos- session and courage, in seizing the reins and checking the horse. The driver was arrested and fined. Fveitive ARurstep.—paturday, about 12 o'clock, ofticer Frazier arrested John Muce, who is charged with being concerned in the robbery of Mr. Jones, cornerof Eighth and D | streets. He was arrested upon a bench war- rant issued by Judge Fisher, and was by the Judge sent to jail for court. ee Ineane.—John Seller, 8 German soldier, was @rrested lust night by the Bes ropouian pollen, nd taken to the Orntral G@nardhouse. He was evidently insane, as he stated to the officer that he and another man were to be hung, and, as ‘he was off the track#he wanted t kuow where ihe wes to be “strung up.” ——>—___ bel -DeSERTERS ARgusTHeD,—Twenty-nine de- serters from various regiments, who had all xe-enlisted in the 2d Pommsylvania Artillery, “were arrested yesterday and committed to the Central guardbouse. They had all re-enlisted under assumed names, —_—>__ . PAROLED PRISONER.—D. W. Merall, repre- | senting himself as a Lieutenant in company , 2th New York regiment, and who has been’ around the city for some time, alleging he was @ paroled prisoner, was yesterday sent to Camp APPOINTED.—John S. Gallagher has been appointed to a $1,000 clerkship in the Quarter- Taaster General's office. | New Jersey avenue a ox and wacer- ined to throw aside x DSUs: ous Bad Useiess préparativas with waich they areaccu tomed to drag themseives and cest the hyguian. body-and-mind strengthening virtues oi Hosteve "x Celebrated Stomuct Biiters. In atl ‘he ¢ mplaint- ard disbilities arising from sexual ses vh-y w:li Mad this cheering, and refresaing auc invigorating preparation of extraordinary efficacy. Iteregulating p- perties are wonderful, pndaaateaedy ferthe Ia cguor. nankes, tremers, ccnvolsiers hysteria, &c., which often acco mpsny the development of womanhood, it has ne equal either among the descriptions of the facalty or advertised medicines. For the many distressing fer lings which would usher in and often follow the period of maternity, dangercus symptoms “change of life,” Hoatet er’s Bitters are earnsstiy recommended.’ Noother restorative seems to suit 80 well the constitutions and the organisation of the feebler sex. In all cases of fomate debility, wher. there is awant of brick vital action, the Bitters produce a most important chaage—relier- 01 On tain health re: wously L ie ing local weakness, and re-establishing the gepera! | ealth, Wholesale Agents.—A. M. Bininger & Co,, 237 Penu. ave, my 4-e03t sae ote CurroPopy.—It is seriously to be regretted that Corus and other disorders of the feet, to which the majority of the people are subject, should bayvo beer conridered of s0 little interest amengst the public, and scarcely to have been notice i: Inaoner by thore continually termented; although itis a well known fact that theee local complaints when neglected injure the general syatem, by pre venting the body from taking that natural exercise cor ducive to heslth; but since the arrival of Dr, White. at 424 Penn. avenue, hundreds of our cit- izens heve submitted to his manipulations, and testify with gratitude as to his successful method of treating corns, bu: bad nails,&c. ap 2i SPeRMaToRaH@s OAN BR OvRsD.—Dr. Rand’s Bpecitie cares ae torrhaa. a Freaknrs, Pate s af Power, ete. speedily and effectwai- ly. Tts effects are ‘uly magical, -A trial of the ‘ific, will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Bold bye . Ford, cor- rer lith street and Pa. avenne, yn, and Henry Cook Alexand: ja6-iy 1m WoRLD— oii. THE CRRAPEST AND BauT Haiz Drain Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, 50 centsa box. The bestinue. Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 1}th street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia6-ly ge Diseases oF THe Nervous, SeMINAL, URINARY aNp Szxvuat EystaMs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address br. J S8killin Houghton, Howard Association, Phiiadelphia, Pa. mar 25-2m EE Wanzaxtep ro Ours 1m Six Dars.—Dr, Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea im siz days. No change of diet required. Prive $1 per bottle. So by 8. C. Pord, corner lth street and Pa. Washineton. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. MARRIED, On the 2th ult.. by Rev. Dr. Ryan. ALEXANDER YATEE to Mise LAURA DEMANE. LAlex. Gaz. & Bait, papers copy.) e DIED, Saturday evening, 2d inst... only son of John K. and Deborah Whitmore, aged 6 months and %4 days, We had 2 litle Willie onee, He was our darling pride; We loved him, oh, perhaps too well, For soon he slept and died. Our little Willie's shining eyes, Which shene-sto bright and free, Now sleep above in that sweet home Of immortality, Tgszed upon him facing, _ Aud bia him farewell; We have a litte 1 gone Home with God to dwell. * idence ef her parents. 350 K street, on Sunday nig ‘ay 3, MAKY O , eldest daughter of Osborne and Maria D. Macdaniel, aged 12 years, Frietds and relatives of the tamily are requested to ating the funeral on Tuesday morning, at it clock, : On Sunday evening, at haif-past 6, DAVID BRUCK, nged 18 years His friends aad relatives are requested to attend bis funeral to-morrow at 10a. m., from his resi- Gence on 2thatrest. o Gn the morning of the 4th inst., MARY CATH- ARINE, belo daughter of Matthew and Lucy Byrne. aged 2 yeare and 28 days. The funeral win take place to-morrow, (Tueaday,) Mr» oth. trom the residence of her parents, corner isth and D streets. On Monday morning, the ith inst. MARY ANN | TONER. aged 10 y-ars. Mayahe rest ie peace The relatives and friends of the family are re- ppectfully invited to attes her funeral on Taes- ‘ Gay evenin; 2 o'clock, from her parents’ resi- dence, No 26th street, between I and K sts. * On the ad inst , McCLINTOCK YOUNG, of this city aged 62 years, leaving a wif, and é children to whom he was devoted. He was for many years chief clerk (and often acted as secretary) of the | Treasury in times paat, when he pet bank ahd re moval of the deposits from the Bat k of the United Ktates were the subjects of imposing interest to the whole country, the duties of waich he per- formed with exemolary ability. Hin sterling in- tegrity and amiability of character secured to him many friends, and few men were better known or more reapected. i On the 34 inat..attl_o’clock, of pulmonary dis ease. EDWARD D. COE, in tho 2ist year of his age, son of Benjamin N. and Mary B. Coe, of Lancaster county, Va. Funeral this afternoon at 30’clock, b FOR SALE AND RENT. Two PARLORS FOR RENT on F street, batwaen 9th and lth, No. 341. my 4-2t* A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOCOMMO- dated with FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board, atNo 562 Penn. avenue, near lat atreet my 4-3t* FOR RENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE in a fice leestion, containing 8 rooms with gas; the furniture for sale; unless sold this week will be rented furnished No ope need apply who in not prepared to pay the cashdowa. Apply to 255 9th Street. betweeu M and N, from 4to59.m itt {OK RENT—A substantial new two story FRAMB BUILDING, 8 by 20, suitable for business or mmanuiectasing: puxpdses. It bas two effices; is lo- cated on New Jersey avenue, near D street. In- guireat HARVEY & CO. Expres Ofies corasr my 4-lW* Fo dered 848,547, 549, 991 and 533, on iath strect, between B and O streeta south, in the most bean: tiful, healthy and convenient part of the Island. Also, the fine Lot No. 14. in Square 24, on south B street between I§th and 133: streets, fronting on the public grounds, Apply toD. B. CLARKE. cor- ner Pa. avenue and 43s mtreet. or toh Hi CLARKE, No. 7 43 street. my 4-3t" J EATLY FUNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND Chamber for rent at No. 354 O street. between $5. and ith my 1-e03t" OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE completely fur- nished, Ne. 325 north Betreet, afew steps from Capitol and avenue cara. my 1-3t" nd also forthe peinfal and | which sometimes accow pany | J i WILLIAM HENRY, b [McoLxuian The frst GRAND BALL of the McOLELUAN is O FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION «ill be given at Temperance Hall, en KE street, oetween 9th and lth sts Wssiington,on TU BSDAY, May Sth. 1863 ‘the members have spare Lno to make this the bal’ of the season. We u eave to inform ourmany friends that the best co- tillen musi. in the ciiy has beea en; aged for the occarien No hats or caps allowed, in the room.. Refreshments served by an experienced caterer. @1, admitting » gentlemaa and ladies. mister. * Parton, A Zimmerman, B, A, Stoner, Tuvs Paxton, J.A.King, | Thos. kerry, Ballet Master—Wm. Mink, my 2 3t* GRAND MAY BALL, FoUREMEn’s to be given by the ATTEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th end 10th ats., ‘ON WEDNESDAY, MAY Gra, 1553, The Committee pledge themssives to make this the giandest Ballof the season, Prof Schrceder’a celebrated String Band has been a for the occasion Tickets One, Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ladies. PERSEVERA 1CE ENGINE 00., No, 5, f * Committee of Arranzements. J. 8trobel. 4 Osborn, J. AH. Thompsen, A. Glasgow, C. ¥, Harrison F W. Colclazier, W. Q. Locke. Managers on the part of the Several Companies, Columbia, T. Robinson, Dobbyn, Gatton. | Union. W.H.Hines, Perkins, Goddard, Anacostia, T. Cook, Waters, Nickolson. Franklin. J. Beesford, Maddox, Dorsey. Western Hose. C.W.Drary, Holtzman, Glover, Metropolitan Hook and Ladder. J.T. Chauncy, Sipe, Noy: American Hook and Ladder, _@. Brown, — Batham Lindaly. raz {<7 t U OUR Morro! NITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WR FALL !— The Old Original United in the Fisld Again. The members of this Club take pleasure in an- nounoing to their many friends, anil the pub lic in general. that they will give their 12th grand BaLLat Temperance tall on THU RS- DAY EVENiNG, May ith. 1963. Tickets! $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, By order of the Qummittee: . Committee of Arransements. Wm, Sullivan, .Neumeyer, J. Barrett, i J Neumeyer,’ €. Stail, | e future advertisements. my 2-3t* | EMEMBER THR UGLY OLUB! They have Awaken from their Slumber, Aad announce to their many friends that they will give their FIFTH GRAND SOIRER ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 18TH, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY VARD. Withers’ unequaled Brass and String Band bas been engaged fi r the oceasion, - Le hats or caps allowed to be worn in the all. Tickets & cents, admitting a gentleman‘: and ladies—to be had of any of the members or at the door on the night of the Soiree. By oder of the Committes, * pre NIC! PIC NIC!! TO THE PUBLIC. H On MONDAY NEXT, May 4th, if the weather | permits, we have the pleasure of uotifying + the public that we give the frat Ball at our H Pleasure Gardens, corner of 4th and ¥ sts., $ } Qapitol Bill. Also,every Monday following i during the Summer season. The best of Wines and Lager Beer served at tha bar. HUMPHREYS & JUENEMANN, my 1-6t* Proprietors | pus MBMBERS OF THE TUSCARORA TRIBE | OF I.O K.M., No. 5, Take pleasure in announcing to their friends and | the public generally that they will give tteir } fourth GRAND ANNUAL BALL on a my 2.6¢* DAY. May sth. at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. The Brothers of the Order are re- agcestully, invited to attend i ommittee oo part of Logan Tribe—Jos. Yates, | Jos. Chick. A. Wheatly j Committee or part of Osage Tribe—J.T.K. Plant, A. J. Cawood, Win. KE. Biggs, Jos A, Burch, J Indermeyer. Committee on part of Tuscarora Tribe—Bichard Moreland, Phillip Caywood, Robert Mitdlaton, Wr. Beott. @. W. MILLER, _By 1 4t" G PROF. L G. MARINI, THURSDAY, MAY 7TH, athis Academy £ straot. hetween 9th and Mth, (emperance Hail,: Washington, D.C. The exhibition of all hie pupils will eom- menee at 83g o’clook. after which the floor will be cleared for the whole company. Cards, admitting one gentleman and ono lacy, TWO DOLLARS, to be had of Mr. Marini at his Aead- emy or of his pupils. Ap 27 teow sta” Treasirar, BAND FLORAL MAY BALL GIVEN BY T MAY BALL! HE TERPSICHORE SUCIALS Respectfully inform their friends and the citizens of Washington that they intend giving the first Grand Ball of the season at Temperance Hall eet, batwaen 9th and 10th, on Ez MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1863, The members of this Association inform us that this will be their first Ball, and will spare no means to make it one of the most agreeable and interest- ing of the season. Schroder’s Band is engaged for the occasion. Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and | ladies, to be had of any of the members, and also at the door of the hall, By order: Committee of Arranxements. A. Bugler, Q. Angermann, . Mal '. . Rose 3. Orsingsr, 18,May2&4* LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the 3d instant, on Maryland avenue, between 2d and gd streets east aamatl! sum of MONEY, (about $12.) The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at this office, it* $25 REWARD.— Lost. on Sunday evening, May O40 8d, going from 23d and M streets to tho corner of 20th and Pa. avenue. a gold patent lever WATCH. The abeve reward will be paid if re- turned 2 JOHN FISTER, corner of 231 az d M sts, } my 4-St* <& 20 REWARD —8Strayed or stolen on Saturday SS Morning. batween Mand I! o’olock, from | in front of 104 Gay street. Georgetown, D. O.,8 bight bay MORSE, about Is hands nigh, with black mane and tail; small white stariao forehead, The above horse was in good concition and was a con- demned Government horse, with C.on U.8 on the left fore shonider. The abovereward will be wiven if returned to Dr. GREGSON’S stable, on D street, between 133, and 14th streets, or atm rea idence above Georgetown, on High street road. my 4 3t* 0, GREEN. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —¥in large Furnished Rooms for rent on ight! batween G and H, opposite the Patent Offtee— 41s. my 1 3t™ nd Foe 8a CHEAP—A BAKERY doing # goad business, wholesale and retail—Pruit, Stock and Fixtures included. Apply soonat37 King Alexandria, Va. my 1-3! il kts HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOME, with Board, may be obtained by immediate ap: plication sf No, 339 ¥ street, between 9th and loth may 1-7 FS RENT—Reveral large FURNISHED ROO MB, or Furnished House. No. 158. corner of 12d street and Pennsylvaniaavenue. References required. my | -eo3t* FURNISHED HOUSE, containin will be rented moderately to e reliable teuant: Possection given as soen as desired, Apply at the Btar Office. my 1-3t* Fo RENT—A comfortably furnished HOUSE, within a few minuges’ walk of Patent Office and Treatury Department. To a good tenant rent will be moderate. Possession given at once. Ad- dress ''G. M.,” City P.O. My 1-3t* OR BALE—HOUSH AND LOT—A two-stery, baser ent ang attic Brick House, containing 8 rooms, No. 219 North B et, between Delaware avenueand Ist st. This most desirable prop- being in the proposed extension Cc. It will sold 8 rooms, JOHN J. PEABO. my 1-lma* TS LET—Furniched or unfurnished ROOMS, by the day. week er month. Ay ly 477 and 475 Thirteenth street, between D ‘a. avenue, Rent to suit the times ap 2. ik OB SALE—In Alexandria, Va., the PURNI- TURE of a house cuntaining I rooma and the house for rent. Inquire of WILLIAM §M. SON, Constable, Alexandria, Va FEN ED ROUMS POR EENT- Two neatiy Furnistea Rooms (Parlor and Chamber) in a private family. The rooms connect ani are picas- autiy located. For further information i. quire at 2th etreet, between I and K. ap 25-tf 40 Cr N@RY BEAT FOR SALK.—The subscriber offers for sale his FAKM with first-class im- ovements containing 62 acres of jana adjoining ‘envallytown, and withir 2} mies of Georga town, and 4 miles of the Center Market. Tho il is admira ly adapted to msrket gardening or grass. Asacountrys:at it has. no superior, the view extending from 12 to 7 miles in every direc: tion. Can be divided to suit purchasers. H, W. BLUNT, 61 La, av..up stairs, 8p 2-Im* ‘ashington. OR BALE—A desirable FRAME DWELLING, berween Iatb aad sath coterie wast ely te tw 1 ree! ~ se GARUBI, Law Ofice Ko 36 Louisisns avenue, apis 2w* a SE LEE AEE T—Two large ROOMS, 8 Us 25 feet, iteance, over the stor |. H. Ba- Le re Pa. ivsate, botwoen t's and “a cop, -fuitad: whol streets + he "aco ors <p ona Store. Apply toS.M. BACON. op 16-tf_ Fo sata est RICK HOUBES— H _ by out oseestion ist Jane od July. Tweon ovenne Btrest; por: Ecavral pomtsant pik ovale ae Bisa Gesey £00 and if earl ication’ oe mads to Bei EBuiN a4 Tetrat aor boven oth inion Oe B. MILBURN, 'E FOR SALE—No. 326 G street, between Ds pa ees, Soutaising ton tooeen with stable carringn ure; water, gas and hot- roses avery respect. For’ terms spyiy oo the premises. opi aw go | ‘ | Dita Sop ed te the premises of the subseri- ber a red and white COW with calf. The owner is requested to come forward, pEUye prom y pay charges and take them away. . BAUM, my2-3t* Halfat. east, het. Sand Tate south, Teer DOLLARS REWARD.—Lost, on Friday afternoon, op Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 13th streets a small Hunting-caae GOLD WATCH and CHAIN. The above reward will be paid if returnea to No. 402 Pennsylvania avenue, my 2-3t* I OST—820 REWARD —Lost, this mornink. in 4 Center Market, at 10!: o'clock, a POCKET BOOK containing one $2) and two $1) Treasury notes; alto, number of Treasury and Mary:and one and two dollar notes. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at Brown’s Union | Mating House, Canter aiscs et,or at No. 259 9th | street, between M and N ste. my 2-3t* F. W. BRADLEY, L O8T OR STOLEN—On the 29th ult., a DAY 4 BOOK, containing the diacharge papers of John | Buek of 107th Pepnayivania Regiment, of Company H. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leay- ing is agene Star Office, and no questions asked, my 1-3t™ AKSN UP —Bound tresparsing on my prem ines, eight COWS, of various colors.” The | owners are requested to come forward, prove prep- erty, pay char 8 apd take them awa: ‘ DOUGLAS, near Benni Bridge my 1 gt* Eastern Branch, $20 REWARD,—Lost, April 29, 1343, on New from New York avenue to the Lain York avenue, between 2th and 224 sté.,or black Factory, SEVENTY DOLLARS in gold anda Pocket Book containing s $2 Treasury note and some ares currency Twren- hy one leaving the same at 43 tieth street will receive the above reward. my] 3t™ & 1 £4) REWARD —Kscaped from the Washing- D LDV ton city sail of the District of Columbis, en the night of the 13th of April inst. . ises— One W3i. A. TOMPKINS, alias LEGRANGE, his age is about 22 years; 5 feet’6 or dinches high; light brown hair cut short and when long was com sed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and stammer: ne spec y Also, JOHN HARDING, about 45 or 50 years of See; Sfeet 8 or Yinches high; very sharp features; hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling e nd inteliectual forehead Alto, JOHN KILROY , abc ut $ feet 9 inches high; 23 years of age; light brown hair cut ver: short; low forohead; has a (ee frowning look; fair com- plexiox and pox marked, All of them had legirons on when they lef: the jail. Tha above reward will be given for their e PPTe- hension if secured in the United States jailia the Dirtrict of Columbia, or SF for st tone of said ners. LA! : U8 Manat, CT Ar SEEN ————— {OR SALE—Phe fin tate ku the" . Prec Vina, Pasar dbl why Ai ¥ MS yi town,on the rick turapt yan conta Hert a 63 scree. 3 roods and.3§ perches, more or less most of which is under cuitivation, and the ue is covered with wood, The improvements consist of EE os ite Baan egeeaiging 2 oteine. or aergae cellar and pumip before the kitchen doot. Also, ene e house, containing scons, Bue . howes, ll adapted for marnet! our ‘tivation of the Inet mieten pr meni i! or member many other a4 th ‘wo! mer hotel boarding house or Tec'sprigg commer ond tah mente nes Plank GEORGETOWN -ADVER’MTS, | AUCTION SALES SSS eee L!7 OU, LETTERS REMAINING INTHEPOST | YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-monne - P. i foll PTU NG LOt ON eo itiens applying for letters tn 9 ihe following rer MONDAY AFTERNOON they may not receive them. 1.ADIES’ LIST. 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NEW MARKET HOUSE, Plans and estimates of the cost of a Market House to be erected in this Town, on the site of the present one, will be received by the subscriber until noon on the 17th day of May, 1863; It is desired that the structure should be eredi- table in its appearance, and have all such arraage- ments and Sxtures as are of appreved modern in- vention, with proper fare to the demands of light, ventilation, ele, 88, and general con- venisnce, The plane may be separate and varied by. each Perron xo az to embrace one or more propoaals: For a House of one story. of the length and width of the present one For a Hi ue of two stories to extend from Bridge street to the Canal, with an area of cight feet in wicth between its southern termination and the Canal, to be protected by a snitabie iron railing. Each proposal must suggest @ plan, and the amount of the additional cost, of a basement of suitable depth. and the full length of the building, should the Councils conclude to have such addition. The raterials and workmanship must be of a quality and style to be approved o Sy. such agent as may be appyinted by the Councils to inspect the same while in course of constraction. The plans herein indicated are intended to be more suggestive than fixed. any other which tiny be presented will beduly considered. and tf deemed preferable may be accepted by the Councils, Any further information which may be desired Will be given on application to the subscriber. HENRY ADDIBON, Mayor. Mayor’s Orrics, Gxoncetows, D. O., April 11,1863.§ ap 16 eotd EF JNO. W ORWARDING AND LUMSBPON, GENERAL COMMISSION ANT. 91 amp 103 ara Brnune, ‘eorketown. D. Attends to the sale of Produce, " ur, Grain, and Herchandise genorally ; Procures Freight, Ghar- Vessels, &e. Busines transacte {always with promptness and diepatoh. mar 4-' OB BALE— F 30 BERBELD Roshy, De bo BI J. L. KIDWELL Georgetown, D. G, S cusemnsbnibuthiomenerhtevaar arate V ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.4 HOUSE and LOT situated on Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th sta, The house ig a commo- dious frame dwelling, containing 8 Tooms, base- ment Sec room; also cistern in the yard, rice $2, Also, a ARM containing 5) or 60 acres of land, in fine etate of cultivation ; a fine youn, peach or- chard of 300 trees in full bearing. There is no Miveling or other buildings ugon the property, but two or three of the finest building sites in the Dis- trict It is 4 miles from Washington, on the Bla- deneburg road, and adjoine the farms of Mesers, Allen Dodge and John © Rives. Also, FARM containing 70 or 80 acres, in the same immediate neighborhood, with neat dwelling and the necessary outbuildings. There is pump as spot water a the Ser, ‘and also Seer hatybeate ims Upon e pre! aito- ee the mart plapesnt ‘and bealthy Joog- jones @ viciy For tattiress the undersigned, at Bla- ae) aeoim” 7.3%. & J) W. VaITOR, 5 CHAN! INVESTMENT —Bo- ven. of , on tl ora pS Moaa eR ‘above, Baosea tod Gate, 3 ap l3-Im* Road THE May ith até o'clock, on the premiser, we shall sell Uo! No. 12. in Square 683, fronting $0 feet on south E street, between 2¢ and sd a! its west, runaing back 79 feet 6 inches to a § foot alley Terms: One-:hird cash; the remainder in six and tweive months, with interest, scoured by a deed of trust on tue premises. ; apa J _C. McGUIRE & CO, Austs. J.C Me@ULRE & OO., Auctioneers. SALE AT AUCTION OF TEN DESIRABLE +) Buitping Lots om Carrron Hitt.—On TU ES- DAY A¥TERNOON, April 28th. at is olclock, we thali sell, on the ee ten Builting Lots, hav- ing each a front of # feet and runni « back 95 ‘eet tosmalley. These lots are a subdivision of part 6f Sqnare No §16, and well located on 5th street east, between North A and East Capitel ste, Terms: One-third cash ; the balance in 6 and 12 mngnihe "Dee and deed of trust. tle indisputable, spm-d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Anots. ®2THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN Seeergncnce of the rain, until MONDAY AFTER- NOON, May 4th, same hour and re 29 JC. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, By W,L. WALL & CO, dSuctioneers. South corner Penn. ave and Ninth street. Cigeine SALE OF OIL PAIN: INGS AND 4 Si8kL Prats EnGravings.—On MONDAY EVENING, 4th ivstant, at 7 o’clock. we will sell at pubbe auction, at 1 Anction Rooms, the re- mainder of the aplen ; a collection of Oi Paintings and Engrsvings, all ric! amed, and which were on ebxhition orer J. B. Dodson's Store. Terms cash, W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. my? By J. C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TP BUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Pronenty.—On WEDNESDAY AFTRRNOON April 1sth, at 55 o'clock folio 325 et 2eq; being of of thy Washington County, District of 6 records of Oolumbis; and by virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coiumbia. passed in chancery. causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, substitu: me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall sell Lote num- dered thirty-three $3) and thirty-four (34) in square numbered five hundred and fifty- seven( 557) fron’ together 136 feet 73, inches en First street between north Land M strests, towether with the improvements, consisting of a large *rick dwelling OUBE Termsof sale: One thirdin cash,t.o remainder in sx and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale &re not complied with in five days tuereafter the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk an€ expense of defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Kusning Star. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, mar j2-3tawds §=J.C. Mc@UIRE & Ce., Aucta, WZ THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until TUBSDAY EVENING, April 2)st, same hour and place. en Are WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, J.C, McGUIRB ‘c 0O., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 FUPT ER POST- pored until TUESDAY rey. Sth. c: o'clock, same place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. ap 22 5.6. McQUIRE & CO., Aucts, By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. @jALE AT AUOTION OF THIRTY-NINB DESIR- A? ABLE BuiLDING LoTs.—On TUESDAY AFTER- NOON, May 5th, commencing at 4 o'clock, we shall sell on the premises, the whole of original Lota Ne. 1, 2,3,4,5, 13,14, 15,16, being the east baif of square No. 4 iz These will be subdivided witn about twenty feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lota with an average depth ofabou 120 fect each, running back to analley, They are desirably located on Seven- teenth street west, Rhode Island avenue, and North N street, Terme: One fourth cash, the palance in six and twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing interost p a-dtd BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. VALUABLE LOT CORNER OF PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE AND MADISON PLags. aND © PposizE 10 Lavayretre & Un TUESDAY, May 4th, oe we we shall sellon the premives that valuadle parcel of lai ith the brick building and stables there- on. situated on the corner o: Pennsyleania avenue ard Madizon Place, known and described om the officia) map of the city of Wi sab inate ae original lots 4,5.6,7,8, and the westerl: of lot3in squre 21,’ The entire Jot has a front ef 186 fest 10 inches on Pennsylvania avenue, and extends back 136 feet 10 incheson Madison Place. and being sit- uated within a few hundred yardsof the State, Treasury, War, and ory Departments and next to Lafayette Aquara, its position is the most in the city for a first. 8 hotel. +, $25,000 in cash ; remaider on liberal terms ot credit to be made Known on tha day of sale. apa-d JA8.C. McGUIRE & CO , Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austionsers, Vary HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON FP STREBT, KRETWHON SIXTH AND SeveNTH STREETS, AT AvcTioN.—On TUBSDAY, the 5th day of May, we shall sell im frent’ of the premises, at5o’clock P. M.,honse No, 422. on the north side of F street north. between Sixth and Seventh streets west, and the -lot on which it ay which runs back over 120 feet to a wide alley. Thin house is three-story brick, with marble basement. steps, and trimmings, with three-story back buildings, containing in all 13 conveniently arranges rooms, and wide hall running through the house; algo, water and and ali pecessary mederm improvements. Wedeem it unnecessary to say any thing in coms endation of the above- mentioned property, asit is well known to be one of the handsomest locations for a private residence in the city, it being in the midet ef spacious build- ings and in a neighborhood of the best society, erms cash, apzd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers. j PY IVY# GOOD BUILDING LOrs AT THE COR- NER OF NORTH H stREeT AND IST STREET WEST. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th 532 o’elk, on the premises, we shali sell Sve Building Lots in Rapley « subdivision of Lots 60, 61, 62 and 63, of Oabutt’s subdivision of Square No. 677, each front- ing 20 feet on north H street, at the corner of Ist street west. running back 96 feet to an alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder im six and i twelve months, with interest, secures by a decd of Be: on the premises. 29 By J. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucti QINTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE SQUARE \> Fast or ThE Governuent Printing OFFICR.— On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May &th, at 53s o*cloek, on the premises, we shall sel] Lots 9, 10, 11. 76, 77,78, 79, 41, 64. 55,56, 111, 112 and 113, on of Square No. 677, tronting respect:vely on north H and @ streets, between North Oapitol and Ist streets west, and the 30 foot alley ronning east and west through said square. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by adeed of trust on the premises. apa {Rep J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, S = o. &. te we = o [st By W.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF HORSES. Hack 4ND HousROLD FcrmitcRB—On WEDNEB- DAY MORNING, 7th May, at 10 o’clock, by order of the Orphan’s Court, I will sell, at 94, east side of 43s street, Island— 2 Bay Horses, 1 Hackney Coach, Set Double Harness, 1 Sofa, 7 Chairs. 1 Clock, 2 Tables, } Safe, } Cooking Stove and Cooking Utensils. Tetms cash. JOHN McDERMOT, Administrator, my 1 W.L, WALL,& CO. Aucta, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, OURTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NBan tHE Capito. ar PusLio AUCTION.—On WE) NESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th, at5 o’clk, on the premises, we shall sell 4 desirable Building Lots. fronting respectively about 20 feet each on north O street, bet weed 2d and 34 2d street east, between Maryland avenue am C street, cach lot ruoning back to a good alley, These lots are beautifully located for dwelliags, are about with the grade of the street, and the por— tien fronting on © street have pavements laid in front Title indigputable. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust on the premizes. Conveyancing at expense of purchaser, ap2 J.C McGUIRE & OQ By W.L. WALL & CO , Auctionears, Corner Pa avenue and yth street. south side. BOCERLIES, TOBAGO. Cig. rea zaOCOr AND MALL TORRES, AT 0 CTION il THURSDAY MORNING, May ith, at 10 o'clock, We will sell, in front of the Auction Rooms, a lot of Groceries, embracin Barrels White and Yellow Sugars Chests Tea and Ground Coffee, ierces Hams and Bacon Boxes Cheeee, Oandles. and Starch Boxes Yellow and Castile Boxes Adamantine. Sperm, and Mould Oardles 3 Cues Cateap; Sauces and Pickles, and Brandied Gases Natural Preserves and Jeliies Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper. and Ginger Boxes Extract and Concentrated Coffee Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats, Vegetables Boxes Navy Tobacco, Smoking and Killikinnick ‘obaceo A large assortment Cigars Baskets and cares Sham: and German Wines, Qases Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, and Bitters Barrels Pike’s ex, Miller’s Rye, Magnolia, Bourbon and other Whiskeys, and lv gallon kegs Suit’s Whisky . 15 barrels very fine old Bourbon Whisky, 44 and +; Brandy Also, quantity of Sma'l 8tores Also, 50) bushels Potatoes 5 ye | Wb. WALL'& 00., Aucts, 2 Ns ANCES. BY tend -& WILLIAMS, ¥ pALB OF Y. ABLE ING Toran JaPITOL Hix, EN C strstr, NEXT To THE BR OF Avents. iY GON, a at 6 o'clock, I will sell at ii Ai; bi (botieaine oot iui ene stg oe feet of ground. re from the Rai 004 pavement in fron’ ; is fi sod nad, Pampa eh Soe aad kad One-half cash; © balance im 6 and #2 cide "Gini 2 WIUETANS acts, 2 | & and AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. By GREEN & WI AMB. A) VALCASLE BOILDING LOISTS tat tase ay of eae eer ee enor esoay. the 5 We tn of the promi- fer, at 5e'coek P.M —y Square .70 This pro between Srverteenth and Kighteenth strent= wan Terms: One third cash, ce im Sim aed tweive months, for notes b aring interest And imm-di M streets north, ra ack 122° inches, with ride alley EaMaea street twa Terme: One. third cash, balance insix and twelve months fo netea bearia, from f sale. A deed given aud deed of tranttakenn wy ° Bp 20- GREEN & WILLTAMB, Ancta. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction Fowats —DBKIRABLE UNLMPRO — KENTUOKY AxD GEORGIA AYER: =,"¥ e will sell at Public Aucti DAY, the 7th day of May on the premises, that desirable Fquare 1(76, situate on 15th street east. con 12,50 squar feet. The lot is capable of division, Terme: One-third cash, the residue ic six, and twelve months, in notes interest, and secured by a deed of trust. Tile good. Conveyancing at the cost of par- chaser, 1 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctions, myl by J.C MOGUIRE & OU... Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S BALE OF VALUABLE ton | Painting Orrice Squars.—On SATURDA AFTERNOON, May 16th, at 53 e’olock, om the premises by virtue of adeed of trust to the sab- sertber, dated Mey 7th, 1857, and daly recorded im Liber J. A. 8 No. 197; folios 51 et aa. one of the land records for Washington county, D G..1 ahaa sell Lo.s No, 5z aud 63, in James i Bubdivrsion of izg % feet on Printin, uare numbered €24, each ame street, near the Government ane running back 175 feet 3 iaches, ave & pavornent laid and trees nt, and are very. desirable location a Ce. ‘erms: One-third in cash, the remainder in 6 and 32 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises All cest of conveyancing t> be paid by the pu¥- charer. og. Ff FisHBuctrurtee! apaad J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CATALOGUB BALE Of WINES. LIQUORS, + &0., A? AUOTION.—On TU B8DaY, May, at 10 o’clock A. M,, we shall sell at the Store formerly Bept by P. Emri: between Penney) 519) one of the largest and best stocks of Liquors and Wines ever oftered in Washington city at auction. We deem it unnecessary to enumerate the different brands, as there will be catalogues ready for any one to examine before the The stock will be ithout reserve to tl ighest bidders. The ym of all dealers is invited to the sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. By M. ¥V. BUCKBY, Auctioneer. Acorn SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lots axp SMALL Two-Story Frame House 1x GroxcerowN.—On FRIDAY next, the sth of May, I will offer at auction,un the premises, the following property: _ One Lot on east side Congress street, near the canal, fronting 22 feet 6 inches, with a depth of 108 feet 3 inches. One Lot on west side Jefferson street, fronting om anid street 23 feet Ginches, witha sont of 119 feet 3 inches, 83 feet of which has a width of 24 feet. There are a quantity of good hard bricks from the walls of the house lately burnt on this lot lying buried to the depth of five or six feet. which, with the broken brick properly worked in, may put up the walls of a two-story house. Three Lota fronting on Gay street 25 feet, witha depth of S6Teet. The first of these is the northwest corner of Washington ano Gay streets. These lota have a tine ition, commanding an extensive view of Washington city, the Potomac and sur- rounding country, They also afford basement and cellar conyentence without the expense of digging. Four lots—three fronting on south side Olive street 40 fect, having a depth of 56 fect l0inches, and the fourth fronting 6) feet on Olive street and 64 fone on Rock street. The south line of this lot is BW feet. These lots offer inéucements to persens who wish to build ance moderatesized houses with good gar- den ground. Gne Lot on east side Jefferson strect, fronting on said street % feet, rupning back lot feet7 inches, On this lot is a two-story dwelling containing eight rooms, and with smail expense — be je inte two tenements of four rooms each. The house stands upon the nerth side of a ten-feet alley, and having ground on the back and north side for two gardens, A hydrant of Potomac water stands on the strect in front of this lot. iy Terms of kale: One third cash, the residue in six, nine and twelve months, the purchaser giving notes satisfactorily endorsed, with deed of trust to se- pes the payment. Allconveyancing at cost of pur- chaser. ‘Terms of sale must be complied with in ten days. or the property will be re-sold at the risk and ofthe defaulting purchaser. Sale will commence on the lot on Congres «treet at 3 u’clock p.m. may l-iw* M.V. BUCKEY, Auctionser. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, XECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY BSLONGING To THE Esra’ oy tux Lara Cuas. B. Kinc.—On TUBSDAY AP- TERNOON, May 12th, at § o’clock,onthe premises, Isball sel: the follwing vatuablé Improved Pr erty, belonging to the estate of the late Ohas B. King, vi Re 8,0 yr part of 9, in Square 321, and Lot Lots No.7, qnare 453. Lots, 7.3 and part of 9.in Square 321, 12th street west. between B an front on F streets north. and are improved by a large s\ware frame dweiling house, with large portico in front, and known as the residence of the late Charlies B King. a brick building known as ‘‘King’s Gallery.” dtted up and arranged as exhibition room for Painting, studio and dwelling, and s jarge and well srranged four- story brown front dwellin, Lot 10 frents 0 feet 1 on F street north, the Western partof which is improved with a three- story brick dwelling house, with s vacant lot on the east side. Lot7, in Square 453, fronts 58 feet on H street north, between 6th snd 7th streeta west, and ran- ning back 132 feet 103g incses to a 390 foot siley: ‘The above property has been carefullysubdivided by the City Gurveyor and will be sold in separate parcels, Terms: Qne-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, the interest and deferred payments to be paid semi annually. house. The purchaser to have the right or option to pay all in cash, ot complied with within xecutor rererves the right to resell, for cash, on one week's notice in the Na- tional Intelligencer, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. A All costs attending the converance to be paid by the purchaser. EQ. G. KING Executor. apd JAS. O, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. Ane Oe eds bald orice, 1 a inenty second streets Gshing- ion, D. C—On WEDNESDAY MORNING? May 13th, at 10 o’clock, at the Granary on @ street. Retneen Sake pes and Twenty-first streets. will ° “QUANTITY OF OLD GRAIN SAOKS, Oon Semmed es san for Lepr une me’ . erms cash in Vern H. B, TOMPRING, a ‘apt. A. 0.8. ap2d J.C, MoGUIRE CO” Ancts, By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE IN THE Crry oF WAsHINGTON.Om THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, at 53: o’clook, on the pre: ises, by virtue of a deed of trust, bear- ing date on the day of October, 1859, and re- corded among the land records of Washington county, District of Columbia.in Liber J. A.8 No. 185, folios 353 et “SHE we shall sell, at public auction, tothe highest bidder, all those certsin lots of cels of ground im the City of Washington, Enown and described on the plan or plarof said city as lots numbered five (5,)six (6,.) and seven(7,) *#quare numbered three hund: ninety three (393, having a front of two hundred and five feet ‘sieht inches on Ninth street west, two hundred and eleven feet on Boundary street, and Seventy-four feet, six inabes on Kighth street west, Terms cash: $50 of which must be paid imcash At the time of sale, the remainder within five r, in default of which Trustees resell the property at the risk expense of the Sete! rane purchaser, on one weeks notice in the vening Star. Ane cost of conveyancing to be paid by the pur- : ERASMUSJ, MIDDLETON, Trastece Boeoehc Batitinn Kesoctation, aplt-eod&ds J. 0. McQUIRB'& OO, ance By W.L, WALL & OO., Auctioneers, CBANCaRY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL BS- of a decree of the ur’ Columbia, dated the 26th day of: Serene, . mnie pe! tad in said Tray Be complainants, and Join’ ‘Dine were de! iy frat on the : If the terms