Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1863, Page 3

-Borth, between Seventeenth and Fighteenth » Geo. S. Hepbarn. TS. oP tke following were passed: Revolution in- LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT WASsHinGToN Tueater.—Shakspeare’s gedy of “Othello” will be pertormed to-nigh Mr. Booth personating the Moor. He will be supported by a powerful east, and the enter- isinment will undoubtedly be acceptabie to all, Mr. Booth will close: his engagement here on Saturday night. Grover’s THEATER.—“ The Dead Heart,” as yertormed by Mr. Edwin Adams and Manager | <irover’s fine company Inst night, elicited great xpplause, and the management therefore repro- duce it this evening, and for the last time. Susan Denin, W.H. Bokee, Sophie Gimber and ot tavorites are in the cast. wiss Brit Rincers._The Peak Family attracted a good audience last night. Famed iar and near for the excellence of their enter- tainments, their lengthened absence from this city bas tended to make ail novelty seekers the ‘more anxious to see them. They give a per- dormance more rare and entertaining than Anght we have had here in 4 long while. CANTERBERY.-—This resort was well filled Zdst night again, spite of the storm and unpro- Pitious appearance of the weather during the whole evening. A good bill to-night again, =ind to-morrow afternvon and evening that ver. #xatile performer and general tavorite, Geo. R. Edeson, will take a benefit. Itis his first here, and let it be a rouser. Vanirties.—Budworth was received by his | miauy friends last ni_ht with every evidence of estisfuction, Misses Lester and Tesman, He- X<ua Smith and Geraldine, Jas. Pilgrim. Wat- ins and others, were, as usual, good. A fine bill again to-night. Russian Wan.—The battles, bombardments, Seiges and storms incidental to the Crimean war, are well portrayed om c&nvass, and are being exhibited at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh etreet. It is a most artistic affair. Farr and sale of fancy and useful articles, For the benefit of St. Michael's Parochial Schools #t the church, corner of Fifteenth and H streets Bavrs.—Tusearora Tribe, I. O. R. M., give | @ ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, and ‘the McClellan Friendship Association their Hirst grand ball, at Temperance Haél. —_—_—»—_—». COUNCIL PROCHEDINGS, May 4.—Board of Aldermen—A communication was received from the Mayor anneuncing the approval of the bill | t relay the gutter on the south side of F street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west. ‘he nominations of William H. Hines for | orporation police of the Firat Ward, vice John iewadney, and of Joseph Williamson for the ame office in the Second Ward, vice A. J. K. Baker, were referred to the committee on Police. j A communication was received from the Sur- ‘eyor, submitting the following estimates: For the construction of & wooden bridge across ‘I iber creek, on G street north, between North apitol street and Delaware avenue, $3,500: for opening Georgia avenue from South Capitol street to the canal, $1527; and for opening Water Street from South Capitol street to W street south, $1,275. Referred The following also were read and referred: Report of the Intendant ef the Asylum for the h of Apri in act appropriating asum of for the purchase of a hose carriage for the Columbia Fire Company: an act to equalize the pay of the Corporation Book Keeper; an act Yor laying a payement upon Ninth street west enth street—murket house square; an | the improvement of Fifth street west, | between D and H streets north; an act to take mp and relay a flag footway across Fourt &ireet west, on the south side of E street north: @od an act for the relief of Ernst Loefier. The following passed the Board:—An ex- } Pilanatory joint resolntion relative to the ad- Xance piy of the Metropolitan Police; (the res- ofution so construes the bill as to entitle them to pay for the month of April;) an act to fur- vish mem! of the two boards with the print- ed proceedings; an act to lay a gutter across Massachusetts nvenue to connect with the gut- ter at the intersection of Vermont ayenve and Fourteenth and M streets north; an act pro- viding for a plan, &c., to connect the Uenter | Market-house; an act making an appropriation Yor the casual repairs of streets and tor the aning of alleys and gutters; (it appropriates 1006 7.000 from each of the wards except | Fourth, from which $5,000 is appropri- d:) an act to construct a wooden culvert os Sixfh street east, at its intersection with ecnth B street; an act making an aj propriation for laying a gutter on the south side of square Wo. 426; an act to equalize the pay of the book- keeper; and au act to lay a tlag footway on the south side of E street south, across Eighth atreet east. The act for the relief of Leonard Grover was anid over, and made the special order for the mext meeting. ‘The bill to widen the side gutters on I street Blreeis west, failed to pa The bill for the rellet 82 James Toles was eaited up by Alderman Brodhead, and the | Board, by the following vote, refused to re- consider the vote whereby the bill failed here- tefore, viz" Ayes—Mesers. Clephané, Plant, Richards 6nd Brown. Nays—Messrs. Brodhead, Clark, Gordon, Dloyd and Semmes. Messrs. Lloyd and Richards were appointed & committee to inform the Board of Common Council that the Board of Aldermen were pre- pared to gointo joint meeting for the election ©: Commussioners of Election for the several wards. “The board then took a revess, JOINT MEETING. Alderman Brown called the joint meeting to order, and nominated Mr. A. R. Shepherd, Pres- ident af the Board of Common Council, for irman and Mr. S. V. Noyes,secretary of the | soard of Aldermen, for secretary. The Chair stated the object of the meeting, and read the section of the charter relative to the subject: atter which, the following gentle- men were unanimously elected for the several “ards, there being no opposition : First Ward—First Precinct—Sam’l Duvall, Henry C. Clements and James W. McGlue. cond Precinct—John W. Dyer, Sam’l Stott nd Lewis Parker. Second Ward—First Precinct—John P. Hil- ton, Sam’] W. Owen and Geo. Jillard. Second Precinct—William H. Pope, Benj. F. Guy and Samuel Lewis. Third Ward—First Precinct—A. D. Larner, M. Towers and H. Crittenden. Second Pre- -J. W. Boteler, B. E. Gittings and Hudson ‘Tayi Fourth Ward—First Precinct—F. C. Eckloff, B. Milburn and Wm. Lord. Second Precinct— | Peer F. Bacon, C. Anderson, Fifth Ward—First_ Precinct—E. G. Handy, Geo. M. Oyster and John Mills. Second Pre- e@inct—Isaac C. Rartlett, R. B. Ferguson and | ‘Wm. Frothingham. j Sixth Ward—First Precinct—S. A. H. Marks, | { W. Boteler, jr., and C. H. | Jas. B. Peake and James Cook. Second Pre- cinct—Dr. O. W. Davis, Thomas P. White and Lewis Gaddis. . | Seventh Ward—First Precinet—George Mat- | tingly. T. H. Banon and John Wise. Second Precinect—Chas. ©. Martin, Wm. Cooper and | The joint meeting then dissolyed, and the Members of the Common Council retired: after | which, the act providing for a plan to connect | the Center Market-house was reconsidered, | mnd so amended as to strike out that part ap- propriating a sum of money for the purpose of | inviting proposals, &c., (leaving the committee iree to select from any plan;) after which, the Dill passed. Adjourned. Common Council.—A communication was re- ceived from the Mayor announcing his ap- proval ef an act to advance money fer an in- crease of the compensation of the members of ‘the Metropolitan Police, svationed in Wash- angton; also, an act to lay » flag foot-way in the Fourth Ward ; also, an act to supply a de- Aiciency in an appropriation tor 2 bridge across the canal, at its intersection with New Jersey | e@venue; also, an dct to take np and relay the | utter on the west side of Four-and-a-haif st., tween Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues; g@iso, an act to repair the paved alley in square Wo. 151; also, an act to repasr the bridge acress Rock creek wo K street south; also, an act to take up and relay the paved alley in square No. 515; also, au act to lay two flag foot-ways in the Second Ward: x!so, an act to provide for @ d+ficiency in certain cases; also, an act to in- ]erease the pay of the Corporation Police of | Warhington city; also, an act to place three stench traps in G street west, in Seventh | Ward. ‘The Intendapt’s report for April, 1863, was presented. ie | The tollowing were referred: Petition of Wicholas Acker and E. Baldwin to grade E treet north, New Jersey avenue and Second gtreet west; of H. R. Merriman, eogine for Tepeal of act of Uc » 1°62: from W. H. Hues- tis and others, praying for the vacation of a cellar on New Jersey avenue; bill for the pay- ment of difference for burial of two deceased stracting committee on Improvements toreport @ Dill to lay a flag footway across I street south with its ini ction with its intersection with New Jersey ayenue; bill for laying 8 pave- mment on Ninth street west and Seveath street, ‘Wiarket Square; for the refief of Patrick Bor- Sand and wife, remitting fines; granting Thos. “W. Winiams permission to erect pct stable $e ae Beene eet mee raed ‘Hall; app: $190 to Jas. Bowen for | pied by | om the effects of the bulle' GS EEE te to Tenth stree! ‘est, and for other to repair paved alley in square ave carriageway on (street north between ‘our-and-a: if and Sixth streeis west; to re- pair Twenty-sixth street west from Pennsyl- vania ayenue to M street north. Mr. Utermehle moyed that the gas bill be tak-n up at the next regular meeting immedi- ately after reading of proceedings: The special committee, to whom was referred the resolution of the Board respecting the in vi- taticp for propossls for publishing the {ax sales of 1563, made the following report: To the Board of Common Council of the City of Washington :—The undersigned committee, to Whom was referred the resulution of the Board r urposes 0. 490; to they have carefully examined the papers sub- Mitted them, (embracing the several proposals O1 the publishers of newspapers in this and although in the judgment of yourcom tee it is a matter entirely within the discretion of the Collector, they find that while the sey- eral offers filed do not fully mee! the interroga- tories propounded by the Collector, that of the Evening Star is more directly responsive, par- ticularly as to the number of subscribers, and your committee are of the opinion that con- sidering the joint resolution of the Councils respecting the publication of the tax sales and the evidence before them, no other’course wis left the said Collector to pursue but togive the publication in question to said Evening Star. Aspury Lioyp, CHARLES GORDON, Tuomas Lewis, The report was unanimously concurred in. * . Adjourned. Tux CoLorRED REGIME! Recruiting Com- menced—A Colored “Cupperhead.”—Yesterday, recruiting for the Ist District of Columbia Ool- ored Volunteers, which is being raised under the auspices of Col. (Rey.) J. D. Turner, late of the ith Pennsylvania Cavalry, and Lieut. Col. Rey.) W.G. Raymond, late chaplain of Trinity ‘ospital, and formerly of the s6th New York, Was actively entered upon. The more was started at the Contraband Camp, where Rey. Mr. Jenkins, of Rochester, N.Y.; A. L. Sanborn, clerk at Colambia Hospital; and Peter Clay,an assistant at the camp, who are expecting to be officers of the new regiment, urged the men te walk up and give their names, aud were par- ually successful. Abont4 o'clock Vir. Sanborn’s eompany, composed of 15 of the “contras”— 13 trom the College Hospital and2 from Carver— marched into the inclosure, where they re- mained until the time of meeting at Asbury Chapel, which they attended. The younger contrabands showed the mostenthnaiasm in the | enlisting Taovement. One of the first who offered to book his name was a boy not above lt years of ago, who was not, of course, ac- | cepted, and he seemed to be much disappointed, and expressed hie desire to go anyhow, if not as @ soldier, then as a waiter. One man, when uppealed to, refused to gown the ground that he had « family. Mr. Sanborn informed him, that the Government would take care of his family, and asked how many he had, when he replie “A wife mos here,’ and if he went away he could not tell whether it was a girl or a boy, which he seemed to think a serious drawback. After considerable drumming, Mr. Sanborn booked 11 more on his roll, Mr. Jenkins 4, and Mr. Olay 15, making a total of 30 recruited at the camp. Last evening a large and animated meeting was held at the Asbury Chapel. The recruits, which had been drummed up during the day, were seated to tae left of the pulpit, while the benches in front were occu- ral white persons, among whom were J. ©. Howells, of Wis., private Secretary to the Governor of Idaho, Captains Jenkins and Sanborn, Peter Clay, Col. Bingham, of New York, who has apphed for «authority to | raise a colored brigade. Near the church doors, a guard of ten men | from the 39th Massachusetts were stitioned to prevent any disturbance. Revs. Turner and Raymond ascended the pulpit, and opened the meeting with religious exercises. Mr. Snowden, one of the trustees of the church, was called to the chair, and Jos. L.N. Bowen appointed secretary. Speeches were made by Mr. Turner and Mr. Raymond, (white,) and by A.W. Winkfield, Charles Tasco, Sam Williams, S. L. N. Bowen, W. H.C. Hinton, Wm. Wormley and Thos. E. Green, colored. Jos. E. Williams, colored, agent of Central American Emigration was called upon, and on making his appearance was greeted with a storm of hisses, with cries ef copperkcad,” &c., and was obliged to withdraw, being only able to say, ** We must shonider,” &c. Other addresses were made by Geo. Hatton, W. Wilson and James Collins, colored, and Rey. Mr. Evans after which aninvitation was given to all disposed to enrol themselves, and about one hundred gave in their names. Ci Se REAL Estate SaLes—By Greer & Williams auctionrers.—Lot 10, square 265, situated on Fourteenth street, between © and D streets, Island, was bonght by J. B. Unsworth, for 8 cents per foot. Three-story brick house and lot on New York ayenue, near Ninth street, was bought by Wm. Ballantyne for $1,645. Lot 12, square 567, situated on G street north, between First and Second streets west, was bought by Patrick Fitzgerald for 25 cents per foot. Lot 1, square 313, situated on Thirteenth between M and N streets, was bought by John McNally for $1,250. Lot 5, in same square, was bought by James Watson for 15 cents per foot. Lot 6, in same square, by W. B. Todd for 15 cents per foot. Lot 2, square 37, was bought by Mr. L. Noer at 10% cents per foot. Lot 1, square 51, was bought by J. H. Snyder at 5 cents per foot. Lot 27, square 76, was bought by H. O. Hood at 1444 cents per foot. Lot 25, im square 100, was bought by Henry Burch at 54 cents per foot. Lot 52, in subdivision of square 209, was bought by W. H. Maack for § cents per | foot. asec ugeet WE INVITE attention to advertisement of W. F. Mattingly, trustee, of sale of house on First street, between L and a med untii this evening at six o’clock. he house is cottage style, of brick, recently built, and contains shout eleven rooms, and is positively to be sold. Aas See ® Floral May BaLr.—One of those delightful May balls which Prof. Marini knows so well how to get up, will be given at Temperance Hall on Thursday evening, May 7. The exhi- bition of his pupils will take place at 8X o'clock, | after which the floor will be cleared for the whole company. ae MarnrraGe LicknsEs.—In the month of April 117 marriage licenses were issued from the clerk's office, and for the four days in May, so | far, 18 licenses have been issued. This is an | increase of 64 over the same time last year. et New Prison.—Increased accommodations being required for the great number of prisoners } now arriving, Cliffburne Barracks, near Kalo- rama, have been cleared off and prepared with a view of making it a prison. plies el HeaLtH FoR THE SOLDIER ‘or one who dies ten perish from Small doses or other night, will id exposure to nigkt air. 76 Pills, taken every all disorders of the Liver and Stomach, purify the blood, and insure sound health to every man, Only 25 cents per box a2 —— Cast Disgases. Enuuriton’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ecy ever discovered. Cures in two to four da amd recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mine: no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills te be It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those aro anne vast to be exposed. Male pack- “Kimaritan's Root and_ Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers. Fores, Spots, Tetters,&c Price $1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8.0. Ford, See advertisement, m5 ed Barous.en’s Hire Drs, ‘Fhe best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a color not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- @dies the ill effecta of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Draggists, &c. 7 The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A, BATOms- LOR, on tha four sides of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) ee Gazar PaxusyLvamts Rours, via Baltimore larrisbw: forth, West.—T ait ata'ohg'on Susday—quit tne sure connections. Soldiers: Ge at Government rates. For tickets and fur- tie! ‘t the office of Great Pepn- Ser mente uertbeasl peceer Of besmerinenta SE pee oe rie kes B.O. Nozrom, Agent. Aprunrion, foldiers pbidens GA ae td don't fal mm-ly pecting the invitation for projosals for pub- | ‘ishing the tax sales of 1553, and the action of | the Collector thereon, beg lente to report that | nd two children, and anudder one |} Ske rountu paceof to-day's Siarfor inter- esting local articles. Lapis or Daticats sTITUTION and uAcer- Wee heaith are ae soasl iy a sie to hi ek @ BSUS CUS Bad usele“8 preparations wi' they are acon: tomed to rug themselves aed test the ian. body-and-mind strengthe: of Hostette. Ys Celebrat=. Stones bi ters, La all the c: mplaints and disabilities arising from sexual Causes they will fiod this cheer and invigorating preparation of extraordinary efficacy. Its regajating p--perties are wongertul, and usa remedy ferthe languor. nanses, tre Tors, ecavulsiens hy+ter which often accompsny | the development of wo: ithas no equ either among the descripitors of the faculty or advertised medicines feelings which would u-ne gore of maternity, aud sor the prinfal and lar gerous symptome w! ‘ometime: yor | “change of life,” Hostet er’s Bitters eatnestly ; Tecommended. No other restorative seems to suit 80 well the constitutions and the organization of the feebler sex. In all cases of female debility, | wher there is awant of brisk vital action, the Bitters preduce a most important change—reliev- ing toca weakness, and re-establishing the general ealth, Wholesale Agents.—A. M. Bininger & Oo,, 237 Pent. ave, my 4-e03t 2 eS CurnoPopy.—I¢ is eeriously to be regretted that corns and other disorders of the feet, to which the majo! of the people are subject, should have been considered of 50 little interest amongst the public, and scarcely to have been noticed in a pcre manner by thore continually termented; althoug® itis a well known fact that these loca! complaints | when neglected injare the general system, by pre venting the body from taking that natural exercise conducive to health; but since the arrival of Dr. White, at 424 Penn, avenue, hundreds of our cit- izens have submitted to his manipulations, and testify with gratitude as to his successful metacd of treating corns, buvions bad pails, &c ap2i plea otal Phd geet ag reer 2s OeEe) Oe ae ic cures werrhaa, Sem: Mess, Impotency, Loss of Power, ete.. 5} sec tly end ef eceael- ly. Ita effects are ‘ruly magical. A trial of the Epecific, will convince the most skeptical of ita z, and refreshing | mm and often follow the merits. Price $1 abox. Sold by 8, 0. Ford, co! ger llth street and Ps. avenue, W: mm, and Henry Cook Alexand ja6-ly ee TRE OHNAPEST ANP BEST Hain Dye in THE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair More cemtsabox. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly Saget DIszasEs OF Nwryous, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SsxUaL Este4s.—Noew and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Ass:ciation—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charges. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Phiiadelphia, Pa. mar 25-20 | MARRIED, On the 2d inatant by the Rey. Mr McCarty, 303. S. MILLER. Jr., of Philadelphia, to ANNIE E. HAKBAUGH, of Wathington, D.C. . FORD, consort of the late Edmund Bradford in the | 59th year of ber age. ie BALLS, PARTIES, &c. LELL. McCttLtan iy vig eIELD The first GRAND BALL FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION wiil be given 4 AIN! at Temperance Hall, en K street, between 9th and lth sts., Washington,on TO ESDAY, May 8th, 1863. ‘The memoers have spared no! ains to make thia the ball of the season. We neg leave to inform our many friends that the best co- tillen musi: in the city has beea engaged for the occasien, No hats or caps allowed inthe room, Refreshments served by an experienced caterer. Tickets $1, admitting a gentlemaa and ladies. pm mitiee. | J.W.Paxten, A Zimmerman, 8. A: Stoner, | Thos Paxton, J. A. King, Thos. Ferry, Ballet Master—W: ink. my 2 St* | FrieeMEn’s GRAND MAY BALL, to be given by the PERSEVERANCE ENGINE CO., No. 5, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th end loth ats., ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 6rn, 1353, The Committee pledze themselves to make this the giandest Ballof the sexson, Prof &chrceder’s celebrated String Band has been engaved for the occasion. Tickets Ono Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Com mittes of Arrangements. J. Strobel. W. H. Osborn, JLH.Thompsen, A. Glascow, C/¥. Harrison ¥ Colclazier, W. Q. Locke. Manazers on the part of the Several Compantes, Colum na. T. Robinson, Dobbyn, Gatton. Union. W.H.Hines, Perkins, Goddard. i Anacostia. T. Cook, Waters, Ni¢kolson, Franklin, | J.Sesaford, Maddox, Dorsey. { Western Hose. C.W.Drury, Holtzman, Glover, Metropolitan Hook and Ladder. J.T. Chauncy, Sipe, oys. American Hook and Ladder. ° { G. Brown, Kathsm, Lindsly, m2 4c* OUR MOrTO! NITED WE 8TAND, DIVIDED WE FALL !— The Old Orizinal United in the Field Again. The members of this Club take wleasure in a noun¢ing to their many friends, and the pub- lie in general. that they will give their izth atand BALLat Tem nce Hall on THU R8- DAY EVENING, } h, 1863. Tickets! gi Scmistiny a gentleman and ladies. By order of the Committee: Committce of Arranzements. Wm. Sullivan, U.Neumeyer, J. Barrett. J. Neumeyer, tall Bee future adve n my 2-3t* EMEMBER THR UGLY CLUB! i They have Awaken from their Slumber, And announce to their many frionds that they will ive their * FIFTH ‘Gian D SOIREE ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 18TH, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY FARD. Withers’ unequaled Brass and String Band bas been engaged fur the occasion, : o hats or caps aliowed to be worn im the hall. Tick 50 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 o-der of the Committee. pic Nici pro NIC! TO THE PUBLIC.. On MONDAY NEXT, May 4th, if the weather permits, be pleasure of notifying the public that jive the first Ball at our Pleasure Gardens, corner of 4th and E sts Capitol Hill. Also,every Monday followii during the Summer season. The best of Wines an Lager Beer served at the bar. 168 HUMPHREYS & JUBNBMANN my 1-6t” Proprietors, — HE MEMS EES OF TBE TUSCARORA TRIBE Take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public ere that they will give their fourth GRAND ANNUAL BALL on TUBS pay. May Sth, at Odd Peliows’ Hall, Navy ‘ard. The Brothers of the Order are re- ctfally invited to attend. Jon Ubicke A. Wheat) os. A. Wheatly. Committee on art of Ose ¢ Tribe—J.T.K. Plant. A. J. Cawood, Wm. E. Biggs, Jos. A. Burch, Indermeyer. e ; eo Ciamrtee On part of Tuscarors Tribe—Richard jor Wr. Scott. G. W. MILLER, my] 4t” _'Preasarer. GBaAND PUGRAE MAY BALL a PROF. L G. Manin. 2 THURSDAY, . at his rap oorey. 4 sti .. Between 9th and 10th, (i emperance Hall,) Waskingten, D. o The exhibition of all his pupils will com mence at 834 o'clock, after which the floor, will be cleared for the whole company. bufama an SEi GPRS Mec i any #WO DOLLARS, of Mr. Marini a! emy or of his pupils, Ap 77 3teo&4td* LER AE EEE RL SI TE ESD GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, my 2.6t* MAY 7TH Fonwanpine ant D GENERAL COMMISSION Sahai 91 ane ave Warae peg ‘core elowen. . Attends to the sale of Prod jour, Grain, and Merchandise orally ; Procures Freight, Ohar- Business transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf ‘OB SALE— ABRELY TA F ‘i 2° Binnais Most, noee” J. L. KIDWELL Georgetown, D. 0. PAPERHANGINGS. New and choice Joye different % receiv: t J. MARKRE 8, eee No 456 ‘Seventh at, 5. poors above ‘ellows’ Hall les and fall. 7 Terms cash for goods andlaber, my4 eo5w* OOFERS AND BUILDERS, ‘Just arrived at my whar?, corner 10th meee ead the canal, 130) bushels o wice WEL GAVEL, rn ; Ism casbict's> i straees A WATER ‘OR PURE OBEAM SIR Fe e stand Yin ate For the many distrasaing | On Saturday evening, 25th ult., Mra. B.W. BRAD. | the McCLELLAN | part of Logan Tribe—Jos. Yates, | d, Kobert Middleton, | P Caywood ey. MIL | AUUTION SALKs. Fy W.L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. 156 BBLS PUTATGES AP AUOGLLON.—TO- OU MORROW MORNING sth instant, at 10 o’stock. #1 the foot of lth éireét wharf. ‘Terms cash, co W. L, WALL & 00, Aacts, By GREEN & WiLLIAMS, Auctioneers, Wale OF EXCELUBNT WUUSEHOLD AND SO Kivcaen Forsitug® at Avctioy —On FRI AY, the 6th instant, we shail sell at the residence of & gentlemen declining honsekeep ng, atNo @€ Fitth street, between Fand G streets Borth, at 19 @ clock A. M-,a good assortment of Furnrture, viz: Walnut Tete-a-Tete Sofas ir-seat Castor and other Chairs Westnut marble top Center and other Tables Oo ~=—-* French, Jenny Laind,and other Bedsteads One fine eak Cottage Set complete Three-ply, Ingrain, and other Carpets ‘usk and cotton and other Mattresses Bureaus, Washatand. Caairs,and Lables One fine Refrigerator : Pasrage and other Vilcloths and Stair Bods Cooking. air-tight, and other Stoves China, Glass,and Orockery Ware . With many other ance too numerous to enumerate, Terms cash. my5a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. ‘OR SALE—VALUABLE IMvROVED AND . UNIMPROVED ISLAND Propgrty aT AUCTION — We wii sell at public auction, between Teath and Eleventh streets west, described in Dr. J. L. ‘cWilliams’s subdivision. of Square 352 as Lots ¥, »H, land K. Lot F contains 2,365, @ 4,919, H 1.539, 1.925, and K 1,456 square feet. r . The we:l known former residence of Mr Lewis H. Machen is on LotG. The other lots present peculiar inducements for building pat HO8. the Imth inst., Jerma: One-half cash; residue at six, twelve, and eighteen monthe, with interest from day of sale, and secured by deed of truston the premises. The title is perfect. my 5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.C. McGUIEEB & O00, Auctioneers. JALUABLE LOT CORNER OF PENNSYL- YaNIA AYNNUR AMD MADISON PLAga AND OPPOSITE TO LAFAYETTE £QUARB, AP AUGTION.— On TUESDAY, May Sth, at5 o’clock P. M., we we shell sellon the premises that valuable i eh of land, with the brick building and stables there on. situated on the corner o' Pennsylvania avenue aud Madison Places, known and described om the official map of the city of Wasbington as. original lots 4, 5,6,7,8, and the westerly ‘halt of lot3in squre zi.’ ‘Ine ontire lot has a front ef 136 feot 10 inches on Pennsylvania avenue, and extends back 136 feet 10 incheson Madison Place. and beir g sit- uated within a few hundred yards of the State, Treasury, War, and Nayy Departments ani next The sale will take on TUKSDAY, até P.M to Lafayette Square, its position is the most’ desirabie ix the city for a first clars hotel, Terma: $25,000 in cash; reroaider on liberal terms of credit to be made Known on the day of sale. apa-d JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO , Aucta, CG. MeGUIRE & C©O., Ancts, By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE and Hotsknonp €FrecTs,—By virtue of a deed of trust to the subs-riber, bearing date the 4th day ofJune. A. D. 1382, and duly recorded in Liber J. A 3.,No, 22) folics75, etc , one of the land reeords &c.. P shall sell, at publis auction on WEDNES- DAY, the 13h dar of May, commencing at 10 o’cl a.i., in house numbered seven, (7,) situated on Indiana avenue opposite the City ‘Hall, a larg + assortment of valuable Furniture and Houseliolt Effects, comprising Parlor Suits of Orimson Damask. Green Velvet fofas, Lounges, Arm, Bile and Reception Chairs, Pair Gilt and Blue Ottomans Marble top Center and Pier Tables, Pair Oval Gilt Micr Green Embseidered and Lace Curtains, Gernices and Fixtures Crimson Kmbroidered Laee Curtains, ke, Brussels Carpets, Rugs. &e. Walnut Etegere, with Desk Walcut Bookcase, Table. W Mahogany Bookcase w Chandeliers and Drop! 4 Extension Dining Table acd Oak Dining Rosewood Sideboard and Maho. Walnut Refreshment Table ai Jags and Table Ware, &o. ail O11 Cloth, Usk Hat-rack Hail Chairs and Chandelier. Glock, Oil Cloth on varicus landings, Step Carpeting, Roda and Fixtures, Mahosany Bedstead, Bureau, Wardrobe and Wash- stand, Mahogany Marble. top Bureaus and Washstands, Walnut French snd Cottage and ron Bedateads, Single and Double Trundle Bedsteads, Walnut and Imitation Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c, Feather Bed, Piilows and Bolaters, Curled Heir and Spring Mattresses, Toilet Sets, Venitian Binds, Curtains, Shades, Carpets, Kugs and Bedding, Kasy Chair, Crib Bedstead, Hair Mattrese and Pillow, ; Large Clothing Press. Stoves. Chairs, Kitchen Furnitare and Cooking U tonsils. Terms cash. A. LLOYD, Trustee. my 5-eokds L. WALL & 60., Aucts By J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IRUSTEE'S SALKEOF 8MALL LOTS IN THE NORTHERN PART oF THE City —By virtue ofa deed of trust, bearing date on the 2d day of May 1889, and duly rocorded in Liber J, A. 8..No, 176, folion 33, &c , One of the land records for Washing- ton county, B. C., Lal sell, on WEDNESDAY, the #th day of May. at balf-paat ve o’clock p. m in'frost of the premises, Lota Nes. 19, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34. 85, 35, $7, 38, 39, 40, 41, and 42,in Uk} man’s subdivision of original lots in square No G15, 12; hand and Easy Chair, Tables. fancy § Chairs, any Side ‘ables, Butler's Tray in the saj6 city of Washington; the said lots bi part of original lote N 4,5, and 6, in sai square. The lots will ‘ately. Thay front | ari on O street, have each @ front of over 17 feet, anda depth of 135 feet to a wide alley,and are located in an improving part of the city. Terms of sa! One third in cash; and the ra- mairde ineix, twelve, and cighteen months from day of ale, with interest, secured by deed ef trus Terms to be complied with in five otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell, at the risk o: the first purchaser, Conveyancing and t purchaser’s cout. WM. H. WARD, Trustee. may 5 2wiwkde J.0 Ancts, McGUIRE & CO SN OT LOST AND FOUND. OST—Last night, between 7th ard 4th «treats, by way of Indians nue and F street, a black CE VEIL. Two doliirsreward, Apply stand Btar Office. STRAYED OR STOLEN—Prem my premises a SS dark red COW, dark bag and crambly horas, T 5 rt ry ret her in. will give 55 reward ao thal } get oe eUTOK, Ist street, between I and K sta. EfT THE PREMISES OF TA E 8U BSCRIGER 4 on the 2d of May, one spotted COW with one big teat: near calving. A suitable reward for her return tu the Montgomery House, Georgetown. D. Cc. Lay 6-3t*} 8. DP. LINN. $25 REWARD.—8tolen from the subsoriber’s stable, at Tenaliytown, D.C., on night of ath of May. a bay HORSE, about 15!: hands high; 9 years old; four white feet and white ster in fore- head, The thief took a blind bridle and cut off the blinds, I will pay the above reward for said horse delivered to me at my residence or in Washington or Georgetown, _[It*]_ THOMAS PAXTON. $25 34, going from and M streets to tha corner of 20th and Pa. avenus.a gold patent lever WATCH. The above reward will a paid if ra- turned to JOHN FISTER, corner of atd M sts, my 4-3t* &20 REWARD —Strayed or stolen on Saturday uP morning, between 10and 11 o’olock, from ntront of 104 Gay street. Georgetown. D. C..a light bay HORSE, abont 16 hands high, wits black mane and tail; small white stario forehead. The above horse was in good coucition and was acon- demped Government horse, with C.oa U.8 on the left fore shoulder. above reward will be given if returned to Dr. @RBGSON’S stable, on D street, between 13% and 14th streets, or atm res- idence above Georgetown, on High street road. my 4 3t* }. GRE. EStBAY 7 Come te the premises of the sabsecri- ber a red and white COW with calf. The owner 4 to. come forward, prove property, pay Ws cBarges and take th: ay. . RA my if bet. Sand Tats. south, my 2-3t" Half st. e \WENTY DOLLARS. REWARD.—Lost, on Friday afternoon, on Pennsylvavia avenue, between Sd and i3th streets a small Hunting-case GOLD WaT L LA my 5-8t* he} avenue. my 2-3t* AUS OST—§20 REWARD.—Lost, this morning. i | Piers Rarer trees ae his etd BOOK containing one $% and two $10 Treasar notes; also,a number of Treasury and Maryland one and two dollar notes. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at Brown’s Union Eating House, Conter et, of at No. 259 9th between M and N sts, ¥. W. BRADLEY. $20 Bavaro eee this meet the eye of AMES SHAW, (or Thomas Smythe,) late of Uckfiels, Sussex, England, he is earnestly re- guested to Hert a ‘sora plan yrita au Se, 1o ye cla supply smple means for hisreturn The above es ward will be paid to any one who will give such in- ier Pe shnaaae ae covered. y to b. . Baq.. Mor- ris Express, 26 Broad street, New York city. w _ Sp 18-18) Ost OB ID—' CERTIFICATES L issued Mhebann ‘Wate Life Tegteee Cae ei ane Re tae by given that ‘appitestion i fort is6u6 of duplicate certificat sp 3-lawsw* REWARD,—Lost. on Sunday evening, May | i { | | | 1 Hackney Coach, { ‘CH and CHAIN. The above reward | counts, | will be paid if returned to No, 402 Pennaylv: AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRU+ AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. ALE OF THIRTY BUILDING LOTs AT AUC- TiON ON A LONG Oneoir—Oa TUESDAY *AFTERNOON, May 5th, até o’elsck,we shal! sell onthe premises. ot:ginal lota will be eubdivided into about twenty feet fre.°s, making altogethar bent thirty lots, Ieeated on north M street, ‘Second eet east, and Delaware avenue, running back to Bsixty feet alley. ; Terms: One third cash; balance cr? dit of 1,2. 3. a 4 years, notes to bear inte: and security on the pi 7 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, By J. OC, McGUIRE & 900., Auctioneers, STEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED pecnevare —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON | April 16th, at 534 o’clock on the premises, by virtue of for nr deed: of trust, recorded respectively in LibereJ: A. 8,, No 103, folio 244, et seq; No. 138, folio 195, et seq; No, 151, folio 198, et seq; No. «folio 325 et tea; being of the land records of Washington County, District of Columbia; and by virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coiumbia. passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, Chitra me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall seli Lots num- bered thirty-three (33) and thirty-four (34) in square numbered five hundred and fifty-seven(557) fronting together 136 feet 73, inches en First street west, between north Land M streets, together with the pore cremate; consisting of a large brick dwelling Ouse : ‘Termeofsale: One third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve montks, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of gale are not complied with in five days th ie trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and a espting DAs beta on one weeks no- ice in the ent * WM ¥. MATTINGLY, . Trastee. mar 12-Stawda J.C. Mc@UIRE & Oc., Aucta, &7 THE ABOVE SALE _I3_ POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until TURSDAY BVENING, 2 our lace. pre ist Fame OWM ¥. MATTINGLY, Trastes, apiceots _-J.0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Be-THE ABOVE Sak IS FURTHER POST- poned unt# ee 5th, até o'clock, same place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. ap 22 C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. @ALE AT AUOTION OF THIRTY-NINE DESIR. &* ABLE Bur.pine Lors.—On TUESDAY AFTSR- NOON, May Sth, commencing at 4 o'clock, we sball ell on the premises, the whole of original Lots Ne. 1, 2,3, 4,5, 13, 14,15, 16, being the cast haif of equare No. 159. There wiil be subdévided witn about twenty feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with an average depth of abou : 120 feet each, runniu; back te analley, They arc desirabl- located on Seven- teenth street wost, Rhede Island avemie, and North N street, a Terms: One fourth cash. the palance in six end twelve. months, satisfactory secured, beuring intere ap ls-dtd BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Au stioneers. £RY HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ONE sTEgET, HETWH>N BS (TH AND SRVENTH ETREETS, AT AUCTION.—On T /HSDAY, the sth day of May, we shall sell im frent of the premises, at 5o’clock P. M., house No. 422, on the north side of F street north, betweem Sixth and Seventh streets west, and the lot on which it Stands, which rons back over 120 feet to a wide ley. Th's house is three-story brick, with marble basement. steps, and trimmings, with th-ee-story back buildings, containing in all 13 convenient) arranged rooms, and wide hail running throug! the house; also, water and gas. and al! ry mocerm iniprovements. Wedeem it uanyceswary tosay any thing in comp endation of the above- me oned property: asitis well knownto be one « e handsomest locations for s private residence in the city, it being in the midst of spasious build- inge and in a neighborhood of the best society, Terms cesh. i ap2d GREEN & WILLTAMS, Ancts, By W. L, WALL & 00 . Corner Pa avenue and sth it ai HOCEnIss TOBACCO. Cloaks Lie AND SMALL | Stor: at Avcfios THURSDAY MORNING. Blay Tih, 40 G9 03 Weorill sell, in front of the Auction Roos, « embracin; Barrels White and Yellow Sugars Chests Tea and Ground Coffee, ‘ierces Hams Bacon Boxes Choete, Candies, and Btarch Boxes Yellow and Castile Soap Boxes Adaman’ Sperm, and Mould Cardles Pd Sauces and Pickles, and Brandied Cases Natural Preserves Teli Cases Mustard, Gineamon, Tepper and Ginger Boxes Onnaed Braite Meckensok remand xe! 8, 7 ee Boxes Navy Tobacco, Sticking ant Killikiawiok ‘obaceo Renee eg Ohana and German W jaskets and cares Cham: rman Cases Whiskey, Brandy, Gio, and Bitters em Barrels Pike’s XXX, Miller’s Rye, Magnolia, Bourbon and other Whiskeys, and lv jatlon kegs Suit's Whisky ci 15 barrels very fine old Bourben Whisky, 3g and ¥; Brandy Also, quantity of &ma'l Stores - Also, 50 bushels Potatoes Terms cash. my? W. b. WALL & 00., Ancte,_ By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction: OR SALE —DERIRABLE UNIMPRO NBR KENTUCKY AND GEORGIA AVENUR, Nave Yaup —We will sell at Public Auction. on THURS- DAY, the 7th day of any, at6 ovclock, P. M., that desirable building lot, No. s, tuate on 15th street eas! prpteining ‘Tke lot in capab! vision, ird cash, the residue iu six, and twelve montba, in notes bearing interest, and jeed of trust red by a di ;- wiiile good. |. Conveyancing at the cost of pur- chaser, myl GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctions, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneers XCELLENT HOUSRHOLD AND KITOHEE ATU: instant i sell af CRN On THUBEDA: t, we sha! the res:denee of a gentieman declining housekesp- ing. at‘No, 418, on north K street, between 9th and 1(th streets west, at 19 o'clock A.'M., an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz: 1 fine rosewood case Piauo Forte, seven actaves, by Aibert Ladd & Co., Boston 3 Fee ane a oo jogeny Apring-sea' irs 3 marble: top Tables Gilt frame top ova! Mirror Window Curtains, Cornice, and Shades Mantle Ornaments, with French Flowers aad Shades Walnut Sideboards Mahogany Tables, Looking Glars:s French and ether Beddteaas Hair and other Mattresses and Fillows Three By and other Carpetsand Rogs Clock, Cane Chairs Radiator and other Stoves. Table Cutlery Obina, Glass, and Crockery Ware _ With ageod lot of Kitchen Requisites, and many other ar’icles which we deem unneccesstry te enumerate Terms cash. my4d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Ry GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. EMPORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. Lor ox Cariro. H i BT) NEXT TO THE mR Avexve —On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, sth instant, at 6 o'clock, I will sell at public auction, on the premises, to'the hizhest bidder, purt, of lot threa, (2) in square numbered six hundred and eighty fonr, (6s) having a front of 2 feet 9 inches on North 0 street. and running back about 120 feet, containing about 2.700 square feet of ground. This property is located one square from the Railroad Dopot; well graded; has a good pavement im front of it, is well fenced, and supplied with fruit and shade treen There is a well of oxcellent water on the : One-half cash; a balance in 6 aad 12 . Conveyancing at purchasers cost. Leokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VIVE GOOD BUILDING LO&8 At THE COB- Ne OF NOVTH H STREET AND IST STRERT WEST. | Gn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th, at 533 o’clk, on the Rapley 8 rubdiv C+ bott’s snbsivision of Square No, 677, each front- ing 2) feet op north H street. at the corner of ist street west. runving back 95 feet to an alley. Terms: One-third cask; the remainder im six and twelve months, with interest, secures by a deed of trust on the premises, ap2 [Rep | J. ©. MeGUIR & CO., Aucts. we shali sell five Building Lots in premires; abd. By J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Auction 5 Ss! XTKEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE SQUARE BS BasT OF TRE GOVERNMENT PRINrine Orricg — On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May Sth, at 534 o’clock, on the premiees, we shall sell Lots 9, 10, 11, 32, 76, 77,78. 79,3, 81, 64. 55,56, Wi, U2and 113, ia Cabott’s subd: ion cf Square No. 677, fronting respect vely on narth H acd @ streets, between North Capito! and lst streets west. and the 30 foot alley running east and west through square. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the preiises. ap29 [Rep if J.C McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, By W.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers, DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF HORSES. Hack axv Houssuoiy Furasrruxg —On WEDNES- AY MORNIN May. at i0 o’clock, by order fthe Orphan art, Iwill sell, at $4, east side of 4) street, Isiand— 2 Bay Horses, Set Double Harness, q 1 the, 7 ees 1 See Tees 1 Safe, 1 Cooking Stove and Cooking Utensils. Tetms cash. . JOHN McDERMOT, Administrator, _myl W.L, WALL, & CO. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctia: 7 ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN ¥ neers HE FIRST Warp at Avction—On WEDNBSDAY, the 6th day of May, we shall ecil in front of the premi- ree, at 5e’cock P. M.,caxt partor lot No. !l,in Square 170 This property fronts on F street north; between Seventeenth end Kighteenth streets w Terma: One-third cash, balance in Six and twelve months, for notes b aring interest ‘And immediately after the saleof the above, we shall sell Jot No, 19, in square No, 37. in. the imme diate vicinity of the Western Circle, fronting 44 feet 10 inches on Twenty third street west, between L and M streets north, running back 122 feet 2's inches, with a side alley to a 3) feet alley. Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelre months for netes beariag interest from day of sale. deed given and deed of trust taken, ap 2-d GREEN & WILLIAMB, Austs. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VOURTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NBAR THR CaPito. ar Pugiic AucTion.—On WE} NESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th, at5 o’cik, on the premises, we siiall sell is desirable Building Lots, fronting respectively about 2) feet each on north C street, betweed 2d and 3d streets east, and 2d street enst, between Maryland avenue and worth C street, each lot running back to a good all ‘These lots are beautifully located for dwelliags, are about with the grade of the strect,and the por- tier fronting on C street have pavements laid in front Title indispotabie. Terms: One-th cnsh. the remainder in six and Welve months, with interest, secured by a deed of rust on the promizes, Conveyancing at expense of purchaser, apa J.C. McGUIRE & Cv By BOTRLER & WILLSON, Auctionsars Q@ALE OF A DESIRASLE DWELLING HOUSE + at Avuction.On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May llth, at 5 o’cleck we shall sell, on the remises, part of Lot No. 9, in Square No. 43), ronting twenty feeton E street between Sixth aad Seyenth streets, together with’ the improve- mcnts thereon. consisting of asuperior and sub- Coaecestste P built three story Brick Dwelling, with back buildizg. basement, and cel ar. This house contains ail the modera improvements, is located equidistant between the City Hal! Post and Patent Offices, and is regarded as being one cf the most pleasant residences iu the city , Terms: One-fourth cash; balance ona credit of six and twelve months, notes to Dear interest and to be secured upon ‘0 verty. my 4 TELBR& WILLIAMS. Aucte. A JUST OPENED BEAUTIFUL Assortment of STRAW RATS for men and youths, together with new styles of CLOTH HATS and OAPS for young men. At 3B. H. STINEMETZ’S my 2-3t 236 Pa, avenue, bot. iith and 13th ate, T DISSOLUTION. _ Hi Partnership heretofore existing between 8, © Magruder and W. Stone in the wood and coal Dusiness was dissolved on the 2th of April by mu- tual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm Will please be punctual in Bayniens, of accounts, Eitber of the late firm are authorized to sattle ac- 8. C. MAGRUDER, ‘The business will in future be conducted by W. Stone, at the old aispd, wusee he will be happy to | see the old patrons of firm, prs. FANCY GOODS. 1d tospectfull ar ge is T wonld foi inf ublie that Thave nf peed and Tofitted me arged and refitted m: rug Store, and b just received a lar, and fine assortment of pure Drugs, Fant Goods, Ferlamery. &c., as well as all popular Ramis leticines of the any, seit im my 2Jw" usually found in a first-class Dr; ‘ore. Particu SSD AEN iad, meat het a tj 1; stst our Boda Water and Cream’, sud Freie, Birups will ¥ be as good as ever, (if ‘better,) that the decid al Publis inty decide py ETL 's Drug Store, my 2-St* Gorner Maryland ay. and 7th at. HoewEEys, MEDIOATED COUGH GANDY is e pigst plessant, pepaiar and effectual reme- dy ever intr. ughs, Colds or any Affec- tion of the Throat cr Lungs. See what Prot. Wo- lowski says of it: 9 Wasuixgros, D Ly ¢ from ENHOUSE, ‘FANT & CO., ion of Lote 60, 61, 62and 63, of | By BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. Paes STATES MaRSHAL’S SALK, SLOOP axp Row Bost.—In yirtne of s writ issued from the Olerk’s office of the District Court, of United States, in and for the District of Co.um! willse}l at the foot of 6th street wharf, on t! Potomac river, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of May 1863, for cash, at 40’clock, P. #&° A Schooner with no “no name,’’ also one Row Boat WARD H, LAMON, U.8. Marshal,'D. 0. RB & WILLSON, Aucta- By J.C M & ©O.. Anctieneers. RUSTEK'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN PRINTING O} On SATERDAY AFTERNOON, May i6th, at 53, e’clock, on the premises by virtué of adeed of trust to the eab- Seriber, dated May 7th. 1857, and duly recorded in Lidar J. A.8 No. 137, folios 51 et seq..one of the land records for Washington county, D. C.. T shail sell Lots No, 52 ard 53, in James C, McGuire’s Subdivision of Square numbered 624, each front- ing 2% feet_on street, near the Government Printing Offce,and running back 175 feet 3 iaches, toad per a Tey, Lots have a pavement laid and trees Th Panter in front, and are very desirable location for reridence. Terms: Qne-third in cash, the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured hy adeed of tepeh on ihe seseeiors: Ses a a | i cost of conveyantipg t= chater. THOS F FISHES, Trustee. apa 3.0, MoGUIRE & 0O., Au By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ATALOGUE SALE Of WiNES. LIQUORS, &c., aT AvcTIoN.—On TUESD4Y, 12th day of May, at 10 o’cloch A. M,,we shall sell at the Store formerly hept by P. ‘ick & Ce.,on lith street, between Pennsylvania avenue and © street, (No. 519) one of the largest and best stocks of Liquors and Wines ever offered in Washington city at auction. We deem it unnecésusry to enumerate the different brands,as th ill be catalogues ready for any one to examine before the sale. The stock will be sold without reserve to the highest bidders. The attention of al! dealers ia invited to the sale. apsod GREEN & WILLIAMS, ta. ‘KEY, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING Lots AND SMALL Two-Stoky Frame Hocsa IN @eorGHTOWN.—On FRIDAY next, the ath of May. I will offer at auction. on the premises, the following property : ee side Congress street, near the by the pur- : om by M. ¥. BUC: A GCTiON SALE OF One Lot on east 6 canal, fronting 22 feet 6 inches, with a depth of 106 feet 3 inches, _ One Lot on west side Jefferson street, fronting on raid street 23 feet Ginches, witha depth 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 thia lot lying lhuried to the eae of five or six feet, which, wi the broken brick properly worked in, may put up the walls ofa two-story house. " Three Lots fronting on Gay street 25 feet, with a depth of 96 feet, The first of these is the northwest corner of Washington anc Gay streets. These lo have a fine position, commanding an extensive view of Washington city, the Potomac and au: rounding country. They also afford basement and cellar convenience without the expense of digging. Four lots—three fronting on south side Olive street 40 feet. having a depth of 56 feet Winches, and the fourth fronting 6 feet on Olive streetand 64 tee a Rock street.. The south line of this lot ia ww feet. These lots offer inducements to persons who wish to build snng moderate sized houses with good gar- den ground, i One Lot on east side Jefferson street, fronting on said street 36 fect, running back 103 feet7 inches, On this lot i¢ a two-story dwelling containing eight roonis, apd with amall expense may be madeinte two tenements of tour rooms each. The house stands upon the nerth side of a ten-feet alley, and having ground on the back and sorth side for two gardens. A hydrant of Potomac water stands on a eae front of this lot. Oar the payment. All conveyancing at cost of pu: ser. "terms of sale must be complied with in ten days, orthe Bropert will be re-sold at the risk and cost of the default be cefeees pexobhner, cores commence gress xtree' m. fnay Lie eM, Ve BUOKEY, Auction2er. . McG@UIRE & CO. stioneers, T BALE OF VALUABLE I PEOVED Paoparty BrLosctyae THE TATE THE La?e C Kixg.—On T 1D. TRRNOON, May bth, at o'clock,on the preraises, Tauall soll the Yollowiug welasbis Improved Brog: Siz, belonging tothe estate of the ye ‘Lota 6,7, 8, 10 and part of 9, in Square 901, and Lot Pathe, ti tand wart of 9. in Bguare 2, front on isthe street wert, between By and Facets north, ved by a large square frame dwell large yaa Front, and known as te Charles B King, a brick ing known as? Ki nae Gallery feed se arren, exhil 1 ting, and dwelling, and & Tar sand “i unt, Fotie 1 inch street north, th stern | of wi h Sepak wile sree story brick dwelling » With a vacant lot on 1 » tors, in Sauare 458, fronts 85 fest on H strect ning beck 132 foot ie aces te a 30 foot aig, by She ‘City t ‘Surveyor sat will be ‘sold in separate ‘orms: One-third ossh; the remainder in 6 and 13 montbs, with interest, secured deed of trust the payments 8, the interest and The yarchasertoMpya she right er option to pay fo be paid semi annually. allin 2 If th — of it ith wit six days ere tog a nth Mt Sasa hfoeessh SPs ase cal eta defaulting purcheser, E Ej ¢ g a) :