Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1863, Page 3

SR I RG ASTRA TR ROSE AR Be RRO AMT UL SE SI RC RS eat ea LOCAL N EMES TO-NiGUT performances wiil beans- be Washington Th-- giving place to Manager Woe given B si, Brig- mg in the cast. Liavole.” ant gead Heart" to- he last time. kept this play upon the oards longer than was his original intention, but the Gesire to witness it se+-ms so great that ke aded to retain it for this evening. win Adame, Susana Denin, § MM. Ward, &c., are in the cast. Swiss Hert Rincers.—The Peak Family | have made a decided hit, and their audiences Are never satistied except with a repetition of each nem of the entertainment. The bili last night was not only good in itself, but was ad- mTairably plaved. The whole company appear in Swisscostume. The programme for to-night is superb, and combines vocal and instrumen- talsoios, duetts, executions upon the bells, &c. Canter _—This is the benefit of Edesoa, the first he hus taken since his engagement here. As stage manager, vocalist, comedian and paniomimis!, he has given the most une- quiyocal satisfaction, and he can very proper- ly, therefore, ask of the public, to whom he has given so much enjoyment, to testify their ap- preciation of his services by contributing to mak~ his puree heavier. One of the best bills of the season will be performed, and all the company will appear. 4 VARIETIES.—As a delineator of Ethiopian characteristics, W. S. Budworth is certainly hard to beat, He never fails to elicit the most unbounded applause. He appears to-night again, as also does the entire Vurieties com- pany. Reastan WAR, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, consisting of a most artistic series of paintings depicting ina vivid manner the most prominent scenes and incidents of the great Crimean contest. Noexhibition wasever more worthy of a visit. Fair tor the benefit of St. Michael's Parochial Schools, at the church, corner of H and Fif- teenth streets. A fine assortment of fancy and useful articles for sale, FrreMan’s Batt at Temperance Hall, under the anspicesof Perseverance Engine Company No. 5. s gE. Tux Great Prizk Ficut—Coburn FVieto- rious—McCool Completely Used Up.—The great rize fight between Joe Coburn and Mike PeCool, ef Cincinnati, came off yesterday at Charlestown, in Cecil county, six miles south of the Susq achanna river, and near to the line of the Philadelphia and Baltimore railroad. The fancy began to assemble early in the morning, and the ground was staked off about thirty feet from the shore of Northeast river. It was expected that the fight would take place between daybreak and sunrise, but Coburn was delayed at Hayre-de-Grace, and did not reach the ground until twelve o’clock, when all the preliminaries were settled, and at six minutes past one the contestants stepped into the ring, and after hand shaking and further betting, commenced the combat in presence of a crowd of sports from all parts of the country, yari- @u-ly estimated at from three to five thousand. McCool was some twenty-four pounds heavier than his antagonist, but Coburn was the favorite. ‘The latter drew the first blood, and that at the first round, and altbough he was several times thrown heavily to the ground by McCool, yet from his remarkable activity and the scientific manner in which he conducted himself it was evident from the first that he would be the victor, blows fairly and with tremendons effect in the face of his antagonist, without ever having received a blow in the face, and at the sixth round he claimed the first knock down. McCool stood up well until the sixty-third Tound, when it became evident that he was nearly exhausted from the loss of blood and the severe punishment he had received. Four more rounds were fought, and at the sixty-eighth McCool failed to come to time, and Coburn was deciared the victor, and the champion of the American prize ring. McCool was dreadfully punished. His face ‘was beaten to a jelly, and his head swelled to twice its usual size. He was taken from the ground completely disabled, and his wounds ‘were washed and dressed. Some three hours after the fight he was placed in a wagon in an aimost lifeless condition, and conveyed to Charlestown, Md., where he now remains. Coburn was comparatively unharmed, and walked off as unconcernedly as though nothing had happened. The eporting men who left this city for the acene of conflict returned last evening. Jcrors vor THE Criminat Covurt.—Yes- terdsy morning the grand and petit jurors for the special term of the court ordered for the ‘14th instant, were drawn by the Clerk of the Court im the presence of Mr. Douglas, Reg- ister of Washington, Mr. Laird, Recorder of Georgetown, Levy Court. Grand Jury—Jas. (asparis, Thes. B. Brown, ‘Thos. Holtzclaw, E. M. Chapin, W. H. Forrest, J. W. Fitzhugh, Thos. Purcell, G. A. W. Ran- call, Robt. H. Graham, Henry Naylor, Heratio E. Rerry, Joh H. Ruseell, R. W. Fenwick, J. ‘T. K. Piant, Wm. Thompson. A. H. Paul, J. D. Doyd, Wm. Richards, Jonn Corcoran, John A. Peake, Jumes Wallace, John Shillington, A. J. Pumphrey. Pett Jury—Leonard Baum, James H. Ford, Caleb Barnhonse, E. B. Offutt, W. H. Barbour, Wm. B. Cudlip, Thos. J. Champion, James A. Boiseeau, Ben}. Sammy, Jehn H.Small, Ham- ilton Gray, Wm. Burns, Wm. B. Downing, George E. Moore, Stephen T. Brown, John H. Langley. G. W. Dutton, J.T. Kane, Harman Burns, D. D. Davidson, Thos. Berry, Thomas ‘Thorniey. R.C. McChesney, E. F. Owen, Robt. Robey, m. F. Seymour. ge FourtH Warp Station Casra.—Edward ‘Thompson, Jas. W. Shidell, Henry Story, Jas. Beliough,drunk and disorderly; military. Wm. Stesdiey, disorderly; $2.58. John Ward, con- tempt and disorderly; locked up | hour and fined 1.50. Eliza Roux, profanity: $2.58; Mrs. Putnam, assault and battery; bail for peace. | John Ward, threats:do. Alex. X.Young,drunk; diemissed. Julius Fauth, violating a city or- dinan 10.58. sance, vagrants; workhouse. Mich’l Blehle, drunk #nd_ profane, dismissed. W. Grandin, drunk; #153. John M. Jill, threats: dismissed. Mary Brien, drunk and disorderly; do. O'Brien, do.; $2.50. Horatio McCoy and Wm. Brooks, sleoping in the street; $2.58 each. Jones, drunk; do. Sarah Maguire, strolling in the streets; $1.50. Thos. Radcliffe, sleeping in the street; $2.58. Albertus Debfas, vagrancy: workhouse. W. W. Bowle, col., and Frank Willett, larceny; jail for hearing. Thos. Kelly, drunk; dismissed. Ellen Nash, drunk and dis- orderly; workhouse. Patrick Fitzgerald, do.; dismissed. Lewis Ball, drunk; do. Isaac Ribn, drunk and disorderly; military. Jonn Capeley and John Dowden, fighting; dismissed. ge Test or Fig PLuGs.—A trial of the differ- ent kinds of firs-plugs was had Monday eve- ning, &t 6 o’clock. At the McClellan side- walk plug, corner of Four-and-a-half and UC streets, no time was lestin making the attach. ment. The Perseverance was on the ground in two minutes and thirty seconds, and had ‘water on thirty seconds thereafter. The Co- lJumbia was on the ground in four minutes. and bad water on in one minute and five seconds thereatter. The Franklin was on the ground in four minutes and one second,and had water on in fifty-nine seconds thereafter. The Ana- coatia was on the ground in sixteen minutes. The Lyes plug, the Meigs plug, and the latter buproved by McClellan, were severally tried, but none could be worked so quickly and caused suca little delay as did the McClellan plug. ee Scepictous CHanactsr.—Last night, a well dressed, good looking fellow, named Edward Rice, about 22 years of age, who had just ar- rived from Baltimore, was found by the em- ployees at Willard’s Hotel lurking about in the upper stories of the hotel without having business there. He was suspected of being a hotel thief, and was arrested by Roundsman ‘Tait of the Second Ward patrol. Capt. Todd, Provost Marshal, being presentrequested that che prisoner be turned over to the military an- thorities; which was complied ‘ith, and the isoner was conducted to the Central Gnard- oure. > --- Not aN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT.—A female infant, about ten months old, was left upon the door step of Mr. Hageriy, corner of Penasyl- vVauia avenue and Twenty-second street, last evening. It was taken in charge by the sisters of the Infant Asylum, near the Circle. A note stated that its name wus Minnie, and that its mother sought @ watery grave. —_—_——>—-— ‘ Restexep.—Hobart Berrian, Esq., Fourth Auditor of the Treasury, has tendered his re- tignation, and the President has accepted it. Impaired health is annonnced as the canse. Mr. Berrian bas been im the public service al- ost contingiously since the summer of 1533, a period of twenty-six years. Bai TES t Postronzi.—Owing to the storm of ‘Tnhesday night, the ball of Tuscarora Tribe 1. Oo. R. an Was postponed until to-morrow, Thursday evening, when it will come off at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, und a fine tume may be anticipated. BRS Bh Tx: Mevicarep Coven Canpy prepared by Boswell, corner of Seventh street and Ma- rytand avenue, Island, is ® sure and atthe same time pleavant remedy for coughs, cold:, an< kindred diseases. Bat Gimber, J. | Brery Evening! Coburn at every round delivered his | and Mr. Callan, Clerk of the | Wm. | John | f | Mass, avenue. b: M. O'Brien, creating a nui- | 7 Mary Nuttrell und Wm. Bell, | ov WounogD.—The steamer John rrived lasi night with over three han- cred wounded, whe were this morning taken 'o Harewcod Hospital. These were mostly wennced in the engagements of Friday and Saturday. There were but few officers amoug tt i Rest E®tTate SALes.—Monday afternoon, J.C MeGuire & Co., auctioneers, sold lots C, 1, G, Hi, 1, and K, in the subdivision of lots 9, 10, 11, and 12. square 416, at prices aver- eging 6 certs per feot. Lot 5, in square 510, for th per foot, Sepastoron{ Inkerman | ‘apd the Terrible Battles t Alma! Balaklava fi! lako! Fear +1 Storms! H eS" Gad Fellows’ Hall! | ‘Bee Advertisement. ig Heaite rox tau Sonpima!—For one who diss from the effects of the bullet, ten perish from dump and exposure to night afr. Small doses ot way's Pills, taken every other night, will t al’ dirorder: of the Liver -omack, 3 By rity the blood, and insure sound health to every man, Only cents per box. aR el Srorgt Diseases. Samaritan's is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only royetable rem- ecy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours No miaer- al, no balsam, po mercury. Only ten pills te he taken. It is the eoldier’s hops, and a friend to these who do not want to be exposed. Male pacg- ages, $2; female, $3. ¥ i Samaritan's Root and, Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure fer Syphilis, Scrofuia, Ulsers, { Fores. Spots, Tetters, &c Price §1, or six bottles | for $5. Sold by 8. C. Ford. See acvertisement. mi — eee Barourton’s Hatz Drs, Fhe best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from natuare— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- Gdies the ill effects 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 Druggists, &c. WF The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOuS- Lon, om the four sidas of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, m7-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond at.) Ganat Paxssyivania Rovurs, via Bahimors nd Harrisburg, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk tinte— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Goverament rates. For tiekets and fur- ther infomation apply at the office ef Great Penn- northeast corner of Pennsylvania h at., Washington. Office open from on Sundays from 3 to4p. m. 3B. 0. Nozrom, Agent, Dr. Duron7’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating PHls are the very dest in use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no nau- fea upon thé mont delicate stomach, A trial of | these Pills will prove their superiorsty overall others, Price Gla box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly ge Wa4rgantep 70 Curae iy Six Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No change of diet requiréd. Price 81 per bottle. Sold bys. C. Pord, corner 11th street and Pa, avenue Washington, and Heury Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly — Lapras oF Deticats GoxstiToTion and uscer- tain heal*h are strenuously ac vised to throw aside the nauseous and useless preparations with which they are accustomed to drug themselves. and test the hygelan, body-and-mind strengthening virtues et Hostetter ’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, In all the complaints and disabilities arising from sexual causes they will find this cheering, and refreshing snd invigorating preparation of extraordinary cy. Ite regulating pote are wonderful, and asa remedy ferthe languor, nausea, tremors, convulsiens. hysteria, &c., which often accompany the development of womanhood, it has no equal either among the descriptions of the faculty or advertised medicizes. For the many distressing feelings which would usher in and often followtha erin’ ofmsternity, and also forthe pzinful ani langerous symptoms which sometimes accomipany “change of life,” Hostet er’s Bitters are earnestly recommended, Noother restorative suems to suit 86 well the constitutions and the organization of the feebler sex. In all cases of female debility, where there is awant of brisk vital action, the Bitters prcduce a most important change—reliev- ing locai weakness, and re-establishing the general ‘alth. ‘Wholesale Agents—A.M. Bininger & 0o,, 237 Penu. ave, my 4-003t =e Cuinoropy.—It is seriously to be regretted th corns and other disorders of the feet, to which majority of the peopie are subject, should been considered of so little interest amongst public, and scarcely to have been noticed ina {ilar manner OF thore continually termonted; although it well known fact that these local complaints when negiectes injure the general system, by pre venting the body from taking that natural exercise corducive to health; but since the srrivel of Dr. White, at 424 Penn, avenue, hundreds of our cit- izens have submitted to his manipulations, and testify with gratitude ss to hie successful method of treating corns, bunions. bad nails,&o, p21 ea ae BreeMaTORREGA CAN BE CuRED.—Dr. Rand’s Hoscife curee Spermatorrhas. t ed rege Loss of Boee ifie, will convince the moat 4 merits. Price $1 abox, Bold per llth street and P: Henry Cook Alezand: eal ey THE OREAPESY AND BEG? Hain DYE IN Washes Owt.—Upham’s centsa box. The best in use. Bry it, ©. Ford, corner lith street and ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. pei teas Disgask6 OF THE Nuayous, Seminal, UniNany 4up SEXUAL Bysrems.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Hoteard Asscctation—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-2m is WoRLp— air Pree Bold by 8 ‘a. avenue, Wash- jaGly MARRIED, On the 4th instant, at McKendree parsonage, 430 Ey y the Rev, Jobn Thrush, Mr. CHARLES CHAMPION to Miss CATHARINE B. HYDE, all of this city. * Gn the 20th April, 1863, by the Rev. Dr. White, GUSTAVE E0HON. of Washington Territory, to JULIA GEOH, of Philadelphia, Pa. No eards, * On the 5th instant, by Rey. Mr Lemmon, Mr. GEORGE KERPKR ‘to Miss KATE McKENNEY, both of Washington city, = On the 4th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Thrusk, CHARLES CHAMPION, to Miss KATE HYDE, formerly of Prince George’s county. Md. {Phila and California papers copy.) On the 5th instant. by the Rev Father Bowland, W.J.JOHNS to Miss MARY M. MILLER, of this {Balt. papers copy,] ¥ od DIED, At half-past 12 o’clock (midnight) on the morn- ing of the 6th instant. LIZZETTE HBLENA, in- ughter of Barbara and August Koch, aged 9 months and 20 days The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral at 3o0’clock en Thursday afternoon, the 7th inst. {Chronicle.] = Jn Tuesday, the 5th instant, THOMAS NEWTON. eldest son of Thomas and Jane Croggon, aged 13 | yeare. . The friends and acquaintarces invited to at- % 2d his funeral at 3 o'clock p. wr | Tuesday, Ma: 71 1, 1863, from the F 4 lence of his parents, o: et, between G an ta. 5 inthe Sth instant. 6h; D. NN, only child of Edw. W. & “43 years, 1 month and7 days. riends of the family are respectfully invited to st end funeral, at the residence of Wm. M. 8) aster, 532 H street, Thursday, the 7th inst. * On the Sth instant, Mrs, BLENOR MANSFIELD, aged 75 years, = ae he friends and relatives of the family are most respectfully imvitei to attend her funeral on ‘Thursday afternoon,at 2 o’clock, from her son’s qeridenes, south O at.. between 6th and 7th ste., sland. ¥ May Sd. CHARLES McGRAW, aged 23 years. ¥ 1 at 10 a. m, to day fre St. Mary's Yelook p. m,, EVA and Leura J.Doan, poveeeteres DS,ATAND, BUGGY TONGUE, ete. for sale low at 517 I7th at. Call at once. A good COOK, WASHER and IRONER wanted at the same address, my 4-3t* ' BOY'S CLOTHING. Eare now in receipt of a large assortment of BOY’s and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING of the newest styles, suitable for the present season for dress and te ool ese to which we invite the attention of parents. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylaria Avenue, between 8p 1 tit Ninth and Tenth atreeta. ANA 8, OF SCIENTIFIC vISCOVERY, Kinglaxe’s nvasion ef the Crimea, vol. 1; 1.50. Crosby's Notes on the New Testament, 8 Guicot on the Character of Washington; 75¢. Burr’s Fieldand Garden Vegetables of Ameri- OE rrowntngrs Easayr on the Posts; $1. Darrell Markham, oF the Captain of the Vultura, on; Sie. s etgclg _PRANCK TAYLOR. U.S. 5-20 Bonds. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO.. Bankers 3562 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WS WILL FURNISH AT PAS UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS IxTEREST PaTABLa im GOLD, ‘The privilege of subssribing for these Bonds at par will cease on Ist July, 1863, The money invested im them through us goes directly tothe National Treasury. ap 27-1m Berets MEDICATED COUGH GANDY is dy ever introduced ot Golda ergay Adee: won of ‘the Throat crLungs. Hee whai Prot. Wo- Wasurn ‘ow, D O., A 1863. iy for and aifacti Hoge ee it very beneficial ha eed a | ae ve evar Ses dann Saag OT es md ea Coe i WANTS, ; BALLS, PARTIES, &c. WV ANTED—A cton dy respectabie GENTLEWAN as offce clerk and barkeever at dteamboxt sod Pisnters’ Hotei, No. 650 Tth street, Als Waiters iv dining recin FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTED IMMEDT- aiviy at Union Restaurant, corner 17th sod Streets—a Frenes cvok is preferred. Also, a frst lass Waiter. my 6-3t" A PHOTOGRAPHIO OPERATOR WHO THOS oughly understands hie busines, desires e:7 Rloyment; tas no objection: to fotiowing tho army. carers W. J, B.,” Post Ofice, Washington. D- c. my 6-St* ¥y 7 ANTED—A emall sized PT BNISHED HOUSE or Furnisted Kooms with board; muat he in a re be location ip this cityor Georgetown family consists of pentie CARK, Box 256 Post Office. and wife. ANiarene Me V 7 ANTED—BOARD for a lady and her mother. Price noderate Require a snady yard, with trees—on the auburba of ihiscity preferrdd Ad- drees “GQ, W.,” 445 K street, between ta and eth : ata. WARBTEDIBy & respectable colored SITUATION to travel with x lady; is a com- petent Jady’s maid nurse orte do ebam work; is A'Ko x very good cook, Apply to 134 BELLA RICES, 495 7th atreet. It BZ) MENT WANTED—By a young msn ‘4 from the country. Would accepta place in 4 grocery, shoe store, or any be Lf. fered, Would from ex-Gov. Hicks, Office. person. a QLTUATIONS WANTED BY TWO YOUNG + women, one to » Wash and iron or do gep- eral house work, the other to do chamber work and assistin waching; is@ good pleinsewer, Both will- ing to make themsel+e- useful, Pieare call at lth street, third door from H. itt Ho WANTED —Two young men desire per- manent Board, with pleasant room in a private American family boarders eratum. lace where there are no other referrt The society of ladias a denii- tien between 7th and i5t2 streets avenue. Address, atating loca- 'DOMUS,” at this office, OURNEYMEN PAINTERS WANTED IMMK- PoCstTPor ED UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING. TRE MSULERS OF T TURCARORA TRIE or tu BM, No. 5 Teke plensure in pen ae thou friends and the public genersily that @h GRAND NNUAL BALI, which wan to hava takea lace on Tuesday May Sth, at Oad Pellows* ‘ali Navs Yard. bas postponed incon Sequence of the weather, aptil THU KSDAY BY NING, May 7th when it will cersaimy take place rah Brothers of the Order are respectiudy invited 0 attend Committee on part of Logan Tribe—Jes. Yates, Chick A. Wheetl mittee on part of Gesce Tribe—J.T.K. Plant, ym. KE. Biggs, Jos. Cawood, Wm. mmittee on vart of Tuscarora Tribe—Bichard rmeyer. Morelan, 121i cod, Robert Midleton, Wan Besth, FREHP Oe woods (ee MTELAR ry 6 mt ‘Treasirer. FIPEMEN’s GRAND MAY BALL, to be given by the PERSEVERANCE ENGINE CO., No, 5, AT TEMPERANCE RALL, Eatreet, between 9th and 10th ata., ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 6rx, 1353, The Committce pledge thew<elves to make this the grandest Bail of the seuron, Prof Schroeder's celebrated String Band has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman’ en. and ladi ce ‘ies ards i of Arrangements. J. Berane ey OE Gaborm, é: ?: Harr on, FW htclasior , F, Harrison Ww, 7 erie W. Q. Locke. i Managers on the part of the Several Companies. Columbta, T.Bobipson, Dobdbyn, Gatton, Union. W.H.Hines, Perkins, Goddard. Anacostia, T. Cook, Waters, Nickolson. ‘Franklin. J. Bessford, Maddox, Lorsey. Western Hose. ©.W.Drury, Holizman, Glover. Metropolitan Hook and Ladder. J.T. Chauncy, Sipe, Noys, i MANKIN’ ‘American Hook and Ladder. of get sé apd Bit san G. Brown, _Fsthan, Lindely, m3 4c* TANTED—A young WOMAN to take careof | PPEMEMBER TAR children at No. 476 tsth street, Washington. UGLY OLUB! Also. two COLORED BOYS for waiters my 5-$t" W ANTED— Three good JOUKNEYMEN BAR- BERS. Steady work and good wages given atS. FISHEBR’S, 591 7th street, near Maryiand avenue, Island, and a good Shoptolet. my 5 2t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—By JOHN L, KID- p. Druggist, Georgetown, an expe- rienced CLERK. to whom a liberal aslary will be paid. Satisfactory referoncesrequired, my 5-tf ANT ED Three (goes HARNESS HANDS, Apply immediately. Bert of wages given. a RORATIO BEALL, wy 5-3t* 458 7th street. SIMALL STORE WANTED—Or portion of one on Pena. avenue, north side. - EDWARD WILLARD, Army and Navy Broker, my 5-3t* 214 Pa avenue, WaANtep—a GIRL for kitchen work; a good recommendation ig required. { { { They have Awaken from their Siumber, And announce to their many friends that they will give their FIFTH GKAND SOIREE ON MONDAY FVENLNG, MAY 18TH, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. NAVY FARD. Withers’ unequaled Brass and String Band Fas been engaged fcr the oceasion, No hate or caps aliowed to be worn in the hail. Tickets 50 cents, Scmitting a gentleman‘ and ladies—to be had of any of the members or at the door on the night of the Soiree, ext my 2,6t* By order of tho Committee, ; pre NIC! PIC NIG?! 70 THE PUBLIC. On MONDAY NEXT, May 4th, if the weather permits, we bave the pleasure of notifying Pleasure Gardena, corner of 4th and KE de Capitol Bill, Also, every Monday following ‘ the public that we give the frst Ball at our durizg the Summer season. The bertof Winesand ¥. FROMEL, | Lager Beer served at the bar. south D street, between Sth and 6th ats . HUMPHREYS & JUENEMANN, my 5-2t* Capitol Hill, | _ my 1-6t™ Proprietors, WANTED_A NURSE to take cntire chargoof | (JHAND FLORAL MAY BALL twos children. Also, a colored chamber- | LF GIVEN BY maid to assist with the washing. None but com- metent persons need apply. Cail at 349 loth st, my 5-3t* WaANtED_A small HOUE2 to rent contain-ng 6 or 7 rooms, furnished, First class refer- ences and rent paid'in advance if desired. Apply, by mail B.8.,” corner New York and 17th sts my 5-3t* i ANTED—A GARDENER—a married man | preferred; his wife to attend the dairy. None | but competent persons need apply. Apply to EDW. HEALY, oulsiaua évenue, beiween 7th and 8th sts. my &-: WARD. IMMEBIATELY—Two or three HANDSto work on bread, pies, cakes, &c. Also, one Ne, 1 Bread Baker. . JAMHS H. SIMPSON No. 8 south Fairfax street my 5 Alexandri: { | | i PROF. L G. MARINI. i THURSDAY, MAY 7TH, 1 athis Academy # t! between 9th and 10th, (Jemperance Hall.) Washington, D G. The exhibition cf all his pupils wil! com- mence at S3¢ o'clock. after which the floor will be cleared for the whole company : Cards, admitting one gentleman and one lady, TWO DOLLARS, to be had of Mr. Marini at bis Acad’ emy or of his pupils. ap 27 3teo%4td™ LOST AND FOUND. I OST—On the night o! the 4th instant,a CYLIN 4 DER of Allen & Wheelock ’s 6-charge revolver. Whoever will return the same to the Government Storehous- . between 21st and 224 streets, on G, to G . FHILIPS, will receive $2 reward. Su 05 Jo ue lost Detwees 224 and ith streets, on I. my 6-3t* W ANTED—A MAN SERVANT to do work in dining room and make himse:f useful about the house, Alno, a girl to do cham. ber work and ironing. Reference required, Tn uire at Tudor Place, Congress streat, Georgetown, B.G. “No objeation to color, my 5-80 ANTED—A PARTNER —The advertiser has rocured a store in the best location in tha city. for the wholesale and retail predace and pro- vision business, im which he would take ay part nerarespectable business persun who will invest from $2,900 to 93,00. The same amount will be invested in cash by the advertiser. Address Box No, 2. Star Office. may 5-2t eneraliy | STRAYED OB STOLEN—Un the 4th inst., from | SS 432 st. and Maine avenue, a scrrel MABE, with saddle and bridle; hind legs white, and biaze’ fac surfeited with large spots ove ebedy, with the bair off ; canters anc moves sti ‘mn the shoulders or fore logs. Any information (or returning the Mare) to the si suitably rewarded, my 6-3t" J. P, CHILDS. @TEAYED OR STOLBN—Vrem my premises 4 2 dark red COW, dark bagand ernmbly horas. I will give $5 reward ao that I got her again. JOHN C. GLICK, my 5-8t® 1st street, between I and K sts. ANTED—For the United States Marine Corps, several hundred able-bodied MEN, between the ages of 18 and 40 year: idiers serving in this Gores perform duty at our navy yards aod on board United States shia of war on foreign stations. Pay same as try of the army. By good con duct and attention to duty a soldier will certainly rise to the position of a non-commissioned offloer, Two dollars will be prid any one who brings an accepted reeruit to these Barracks. . poe su oper, information apply at the Marine arracks, Washington, D.C, GHAS! G. MeCAWLEY, my 5-20 Captain commanding post. ANTED—Three gout BAKBERS. Apply at corner Wth and D ata. my 4-it* AKER WANTED.—A good loaf bread Baker find steady emp oyment at the corner of B and 1ith sts my 4 at* ANTED TO HIRE—A commodious STURMon Pa. avenue, between 4}; und 15th streot. ad- dreas Box $19 Post Office. my 42t* EvT THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSORIBER on the 2d of May, one apottad COW with one big teat; near calving. A suitable reward for her m urn to the Montgo: ay House, (ieorgetown. D tmy 8-3 8. D. LINN. | SQ5 REWARD .— Lost, on Sunday evening, May aie) 3d, going from 234 and M atreete to the corner of th and Pa. avenue a gold patent lever WATCH. The abeve reward wiil be paid if re- Sarsied) mR JOHN FISTER, corner of 2d ard M sts, my 4-3t* &20 REWARD —Strayed or stolen on Yaturday gt Morning, between and 1) o’oleck, from intront of 104 Gay atreet, Georgetown, D. C..a ligh SOBSE, about 16 hands high, with dlack mane and tail; emall white star in forehnad. The above horse was in gved concition and was acon- demned Government horse, with C. the left fore shonider, The adore ig my 4 3t* 0. Gh ANTED—A CL. ‘fora drug store—e Ger- man preferred. Apply to“ M.A.,” No 2 pie may 4-307 Office. WANTED_Two SHOEMAKERS, one to work on new work the other on cobbling. Callat FERED’K SOHRODEL’S, 375 6th street, near H, my 4 3t* WANTED-« GIBL competent to do the house- work of a small famiiy. Good wages will be ese Apply at 317 Delaware avenue, near the 5 my 4-3t* W ANTED_Four or,five FURNISHED ROOMS, including kitchen, wanted by an officer. The above are desired only in a healthy part of the city. Addrese “ W.,” Star Office. my 4 3t* WARTED—A clean tidy GIRL to do general housework for asmalifamily. Inquire at No. 416 K street, between 9th and lth ats. Nocoutra- band need a) - my 4-3t* ANTED-—A well FUBNISHED ROOM with board for a single gentleman; location be- tween 16th and 2d streets. Address, stating terms, &c., Lieut. CHAS: W. THOMPSON’, Provost Mar- shal’s office my4 3t NSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND SINGING —A lady ia aesirous of obtaining a few scholarafor | instruction on the piano. Terma reasonable and fatisfactory reference given, Call or address “ M.J.L.,” No. 16 Kast Capitol at. Books WANTED—Schoolcraft’s Indian: volume Pacific Railroad; also, all go Beokes, Documente old Paper, Letters, Autogr: Coins, Parchments. enything in the way o! per. Turn cut your rubbish in the ferret and turn it i ALFRED BUNTBEK, into money. . Antiquarian Bookstore, ovér my 4-St* Bank of Washington. pach regia stent aeeev py hore 086 joroughly com} mt ni ress Star Ofice. a may 2.8t* ANTED—In Georgetown, a small HOUSH by & permanent tenant. Apply at the Store No. ‘72 Bridge street. my 2-3t* ABORERS WANTED—Twenty Laborers wanted on Monday porning st the Union Building.on ¥ street. Inquire of PHILIP THOMAS, Builder, on the premises. my 2-3t* TED—. ISISTANT in a rug s'ore wasn igen seed reference as ta chnendiee, &c. Apel 1 the corner of 7th and B streets. op- posite Pos ice Department. my 2.3t* OUSE WANTHD—A small House or half of a house wanted to rent by a family of two adults and one child. Possession within a fortnight, ‘Addreas by letter, stating particulars, to AUGHS- TUS JOHNSON, 393 & street. my 2-3t" ANTED TO RENT—A good sized HOUSB in a@cestral location. Any person having such as houee can find a e208 tenant by addressing “1. H.,” star Office, The present occupant can board with the tenant if desired. Rent if required, Ld phd CLEBKS WANTED —A couple of young gentlemen of steady babitsin any one of the Peper mente bone seve’ pee ina meivate amily iat per month, ging, 8, &e., in- Sate, Sat at'379 isth street. between H aad I. my 2-3t" 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT : 381 F street, between sth and 9th, posite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, ds, Sleeves and Skirts &c, stamped. Also, splendid Braiding ané Embroidery Patterns for 8 igpe! , Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- ibaldia and Zouave Jack c. Ladies can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. my 2-iw* ANTED TO RENT—On reasonabe terms, a HOUSE containing from 8 to 1s rooms. A permanent and caroful t-nant may be secured; ref- trences exchanged. Address A. FLAGLER 1 yn alat and 234. my I-lw* SITUATION WANTED.—A young maa i- S nega qualification possessing a Ces knowleage of bookkeeping, abipping and entering accounts, would likes place as clerk ina quarter- master’s paymaster’s or Sutler’s office; speaka Gor- man and a litt rench, or any capacity where goed save a) and accurate acco: are ra- quired; can give of references, dress ‘‘¥i- gan.” Star Office, one week. ‘Bp 29-lw*™ ANTED—Bverybody to know that Bon‘ W “Cilinin, 369 Th atrect, net ta eee AURNTOH" cea WOUeuRENEING Gouin an that can bs found in the District. aor” ee E wt D—A NURSE to have the care of ons and make herself HI; ee r ised Brotentant woes Ww “Bay it. bah 29 | | i | | mente and fixtures as are o! just opened at the Boillar i & 1 5 BEWABED.—Bscaped from the Washin, G £PU ton city jail of the District of Columbia, on the night of the 13th of Ay 1863 — One WM. A. TOMPKINS, age isabout Mycars; 5 feet inches high; | brown beirut short and when long was straight back; his face is round and fal ; of quick and stammerin spoech. ‘Also, JOHN HARDING. about 45 or 50 yonrs cf see; 5 feet 8 or 9inehes high; yery sharp feature: hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling eyo and intellectual forehead Alto, JOHN KILROY abcut 5 feet 10 inches high: 22 years of a ight brown haircut very short low forehead; haa a gram frowning look: fair co: plexion and pox marked. All of them had} on when they left the jail. ‘The above roward will be given for their appre- ad in the United States jailiu the hension if secu: Distriet of Columbia, or for either one of said prisccers, ota LAMON, apie U.S. Marsh: a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, NEW MARKET HOUSB. 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 13th day of May, 1 1t ia desired that the atruciure should be credi- table in ite appearance, and have allauch arrange: t appreved modern in- Yention, with proper re; to the demands of light. eget. cleanliness, and general con- yenlence, The plans may be separate and varied by each person so as to embrace one or more proposals: a House of one story, of the length and width of the present o: For a He use of two stories to extend from Bridge street to the Canal, withan area of eight fect in width between ite southern ternipation and the Canal, to be pretected by a suitable iron railing. ¥ach proposel must # ta and’ the amount of the oe cont, of 8 “pesement f suitable. je fall length of th build anoeta the Councils conclude to have jon. snes voxemanahl foape pe of - O: 0! ited mind Councils to inspect the aa may be appgin same while ip ceurse of construction. The plans herein indicated are intended to be more suggestive then fixed, and any other whic) may be presented will be duly considered. and deemed preferable may be accepted by the Councils, Any further information which may be desired will be given on application to the su’ ber. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. Mayor’s Orrios. ©., April 11, 1963. Guorcetown, D. By 16-eotd JNO. W. MSBON, Foxwazsre ans a REAL COMMIBSION 91 ap 108 Watka Braeer, Ge . D. C.. Attends to the sale of Produce, Fisar, Grain, and Morchandise Eeverally ; Proctres Freight, Ghar- on Vewels, cH tat — cine dis _. Tansacte ways wi prompt nad ro SALB— 50 BARRELS TA 30 BARRELS ROSIN, Apply to no bt” ‘3. L, KIDWHLL Georgetown, D. 0. W ANTED—the entire public tos new stock of Jowelry and Silver Store, 43 No trouble to show the splendid Bla Ware nearer 438 avenue, buy or not, . Tapeiae ap? im* OVAL PIOTURH FRAMES. The handseme; ‘tment tua Dintriet, ftom the best maputactary ts the country, at 3, MARKEITEN No. 486 Soventhas. 8 doors above lows? Hall, SZ Terms cash. : my 4-e05w* a SOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT THR TEMES, ke. A. Bureh, J. | ubecriber,<n N street south, willbe | AUCTION SALHS. KEL ast By KOTELRE & N, Anctionears, A LEGF THIRTY BUILDING Lots a? ATO- x A Lore Ur T—Oo TUR. av Sth, ate ovel ck. we sh t ginsilets will be mnha 2 tyre fert fronts, abcatth rty lots. loentes on north At t Bae and Deiaware arenué, running a *y feat | * Perms: Gan 3 and 4 years ni on the proparty mys wt ROTRLRR & WILLYON, Anuota, S2>-THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Recount of the rain, untii THURSDAY EVE. G, May 7th atSo eck 6 BOTELER & WLILLSO®, Aucts. Fy W.L, WALL & 00., Auctioneers, 156 BeLS POTATGES AT AUCTION OU yripay MORNING, 8th instant, c'clock, at the foot ef Ith street wharf. ‘Terms cash. “__W.L, WALL & CO, Ancts. my 6 By W.L. WALL & (v., Auctoncers, i pure FORTH AND EXCELLENT .HOUSE- HeLD FURNITURE AND BrFgcts at AucTION — AiDAY MORNING Bthicat , at 10’elock, will sel: at the residence of a tady destlning hous keeping, Ne, 368. corner Twelfth and B s-roets, Islard, the household farniture and offects com Prising— Fosewood Feven octave Piano Forte Wainut Hairclath Parlor suite, consisting of Sofas, tec Tete-a-tetes, two Arm and six Sit> Chairs Mahogsry Marble toy Tables as ebogany Ktagere, O1i Paintings an: avings Parlor Curtains, hades. avd Fixtures pai 6 ee Chandeliers end Magtei Ornaments and irrors French and Cottege Bedsteads, i ‘Washstanda mosnees end Bureaus, Wardrobes, ans Toilet Seta English Brusseis Parlor Carpet and Hall Oileloth Bidebeare, Dining Table. and Chairs Hat-rack, Ceairs, and Clock Glass. Crock«ry ware, and Table Linen Feather Bed+ Bolsters, and Pillows Comforts, Blankets and other Bedding ieereit and Three-piy Chamber Carpots and Oil- clot! Cook Stove and Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils. Refrigerator ‘Terms cash. By 6- mz atra: cath; balance oma cra ‘ oft 6s to Feat interest and security { { i By T, DOWLING, Bridge street, Gecrgatown. IL PAINTINGS AT AUCTIO On FRI- DAY AFTERNOON, 8th inst.. at 4 o'clock, I will se!] at the Aaction roomsa large collection of modern Oil Paintings. spiendidiy framed most of the eminent artists of turope, wi well worthy the attention of connoisseurs lov-rs of the fine arts. : Te collection will be sold out without reserve for csh. T. DOWLING, Auctioneer, my 6- Bridge street Georgetown, D. O. By BOTKELER & WILLSON, Aucts, MALE AT AUCTION OF THIRTY-NINE DESIR. &S are Boi pine Lo: On TUESDAY AFTER. NOON, May 5th, co cing at 4 o'clock, ws sball-cll on the mises, the whole of original 1S 14,15, 16, being the east bs 14. with be subdfvided witn about twenty feet making altogether thirty-nine lots with an average depth ofabou im feet eack, running back te analley, They sre desirably located on Sevoen- teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, and North N etreet. Termr: One fourth cash, the palacca in six ant twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing interest BOTVELER & WILLSON, Aucta, ap 15-dtd a7 THR ABOVE SA! IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING, May sth, same hour. my 6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Anucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & OU., Auctioneers, "P\RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Prokxgrty—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON { i} 18th, at 54 o'clock on the premises, by virtue | ofton: deeds of trust, recurded rexpectively in ; LibersJ.A.S., No 182, folio 244, et s9q; No. 138, | folio 198, et eeq; NO. 151, folio 198) et seq} and No | 157, fulio 325 et seq; being of the land records of ; Washirgtoz County, District of Colnmbia; and by | virtue of two decrees, of the Circnit Court of the District of Coiutstia passed in chancery causes. numbered respectively 3734 and 1726, substituting Tie as trusten, in tho placa and atead of Mharles 8, Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall sel! Lots num- | bered thirty-three (33) aud thirty-four (3#)in square numbered five hundred ana fifty-saven( 567) fronting together 135 feet 7%_ inchos en First atreet west. between north Land M streets, toxether with the ise ovements, consisting of a large brick dwelling Ouse Tormeofsule: One thirdin cash, the retaainder in mx and twelve months, wii. interest recured by | a deed of trust on the premircs. All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale aré not complied with in five days thoreafter the j truetee reserves the right to resell at the risk and apenas of elena purchaser on one weeks no- ice in the Bvening Siar. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, marli-3tawds J.C. Mc@UIRH & Co., Aucts, i THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until TUESDAY RY ; Ap#il 2ist, same hour and place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, ap 16 ects J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts, S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER PORT- NG, poned until TURSDAY. May sth at6 o'clock, same place. WM, F. MATTINGLY, Trastoo. ap 22 5.6. McQUIRE & ©O., Aucts, S7 THR ABOVE SALE 18 STILT FURTHER stponed in conrequence of the rain, until FRI- BAY AFTERNOON, Mav oth. aame hourand place, W.¥. MATTINGLY, Trustea, my 6-dtd J.C McGUIBE & CO. Aucts. By J. O. MeGUIRE & O0., Auctionser: fIV# GOOD BUILDING LO£r8 AT THE COR- NEF OF NORTH H STREBT AND IST STREL? Wen. Co TU BsDAY APTERNOUN May 5th, at 5!4 o’clk, j On the premises, wa shali selMfive Buildiag Lots in Rapley s subdivision of Lota 60, 61, lard 63, of Osbott’s subdivision of Square No. 677, each front- j ing 20 feet on nerth H street. at the cornor of Ist street west. runping back 95 feet tc an alley. Terie: One-third cask; the remainder im six and twelve months, with interest, secures by a deod of trust on the promises. ap29 [Rep.}] J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, SF THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER PosT- poned in consequence of the rain, until SATUR- DAY AFTERNOON, May 9th, same hour and piaco my fd JAX’ C. MOGUIRE & 00., Aucta. By J.C, Xo@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GL TEEN GUILDING LOTSIN THE 8QUARB SO Bast OF THR GOVERNMENT Paintine Oprics On TUESDAY AFPTERNGON. May o'clock. on the premises, wa shall aall Lets 9, 12, 76, 77, 78, 79, 8, 81, &4. 55,56, M1, Mand 13. in Cabott’s aubdivision of Squara No. 677, tronting respect.vely on north H ana @ strecta, between North Capitol and Ist streeta west, and the 3 foot alley running east and west through aaid square. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve montha, with interest secured by adeed of trust on the premises. apy [Rep J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, &7 THB ABOVE 8ALB IS POSTPONED IN consequence ef the storm. until SATURDAY AP- TERNOON. May 9th, came hour and piace, wy ed 5.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMB. Auctioneers SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE AND dD DesinaB.B Buitpine Lots ox rug IsLaxp — On THUBSDAY, May lith,at6o’clock P.M,, we shall sell,on the premises, that very desirable Building Lot, part of original Lot No.3, equare _north of :3), fronting 25 fest on aouth B street and rurning back to Virginia avenue, containing | 7H aquare Jeet, with privilege, if purchaser elects, of 5 feet from front to rear in addition ‘Fhisproperty is situated immediataly south of the Smithsonian Building, convenient to the Reventh streat passenger cars,and should attract the attention and favor o: 'soDR seeking a ealthy, pleasant, and desira) location for a private ronidence, Terms: Half cash: residue in promissory notes at6 and i2 months, with interest, secured by deed of tri oD premis Title Ll fapeper Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Tmy@eodads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J, OF McGUIRE & (0, Auctionsers RUSTER'S SALB OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUS, THREE BQUARES BAST OP THE CAPITOL.—By virtue ofa deed of trust doaring cate on tha lth day of February, A. D. 1860. and duly recorded in LiberJ. A. 8., No. 193, folio 234,&¢., ove of the land records for Wash- ipgton county, B. C., and by the request of the helder of the note secured thereby, the undersigned aa trustee will fall, at public sale, on FRIDAY Ai TERNOON, the 20th day of May,'A D. 1353, past 5 o'clock. in front of the premises, 3 pi of Let Ne. 1, in Square No 757, ints city of Wash- ington tke said partefeaid Lot huy ngafront on Maryland avenue of about 2 feet anc a depth of ove me feet, A plat of the lot will be exhibited at 0 ania. This property is located in an improving part of the city. Terme of sale: One-third in cash. and the resi- due in three equal payments in 6, 12 and 13 months iam day of sale, with interest, secured by a deed of trust. > Ifthe terms are not complied with in five Seve afier the day o: sale, the trustee reservos tho Tig t it the risk and cost of first purchaser, after five days’ notice. Oonveyancing and amps at purchaser's cost, . crustes my 6-taw3wads J.6.MoGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts, By J.0, MOGUIRE & OO.. Auct oneers. RUSTEES’ SAL“ OF VALUABLE REAL Es- TaTB NORTH OF THE PRESIDEN?T’s House.—By virtue of a deed of trust frem Lawriston B. Hardin, bearing date on the 20th day of May, A. D. 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 79, folio 233. &c., one of the land records fer Washington county, in | { the District, and by the request of the holder of the notes secured thereby, the und: trus- . teen will xoll at public sale, in front of remi- soa, on THUBS DAY APPERNOON, the sth di of May, A. D. 1963, at half pasts o'clock, Lots Nou. 2), 27, 24 94,35. 36, 27, %8, im Bquare No, ‘183, in y oO TON This property is well in a part of the cit; where taal estate ia taplaly ieee ekstee Ts eae oe is very desirable either #8 a permanent investment or for ¥ ion. en pe a ‘erms of sale: Une-third in cash; ae three equal payments in 6, 12 and rat interest from of sale, secured, trust. Ir the terms of sale are Rooms five days after the of anie, then O the right to resell at ‘the risk and cost of ‘pur- chaser. after Sve Gave Sore: E Conveyancing nt ary sexpense. Jas. ¥. DAVIE. Trustess, my6 J.c. ‘&CO., Auets, ‘TY OF MAN. By Bir Okaries Lyel APR se a Sie FRANCK TATLOS. [@6 - AUCTION SALES, . THis AFTERNOON AND tu-MonBOG icinicae sd ER NOON AND Te-NONEOA _ LyYGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers V ALUABL» BUILDING LOTS IN FHR FL ARD aT AUCTION.—On WEDNESDAY, 6th i prowi- y of Bay, we soull sel! im tron: of the 1 Se'cock . M.,east parto: tot Ne. tl, ie This property fronts on F atreet vorta, stween Srverteenth ang “ighteenta aireets west 2 Ome third cash. balance im sux eaé 8, for notes b aring interest i tely after the saleof we 1 lot No. 19, in square No. 37,im the imme © viewnity of the Westere Sirele, ro ting 44 feet # inches on Tweity third atreet west, between L and M <treets north, running back i232 fest inches, with aside alley to a 3" fost alley. Terms: Ove third cash. balanoe insix and twelve mouths fo netes bearieg int t sale. A deed giver and deed oftrart taken noe trust taken, GREEN & WILLTAMS, Auets, i By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. j Fo RTFEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AEaR Taw Capito. at PUsiic Auocrios.—Oa WE! NESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th. ats o* op the preusises, we shall all is desirable Beiidimg Lots. tropting renpectiveiy’ about 20 feet eacken north C street, betweed 24 and 3d ptreets east, and 2d street cast, between Maryiand avenue and morth shoe | Dack to & gond alley. antifally located for dwellings, are atovt with the gy ade of the strect, and the ~ lier fronting on © streat have pavements iat im front Tie incispatabie, Termes: One-third cash the remainder in six and* twelve menths. with interest, secared by a deed of trust op the premises. Conveyancing at expense of purchaser. aD J.C MCGUIRE & OC By W. L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers. Corner Pa avenue audyth atrest south side. Gs set ph) Ci@aks, rae pes 1D MALL ‘ORRS. aT AUCTION THURSDAY MORNING. May 71h, at 10 0 we wiil sell introntof the Auction Roo zs, 9 <f Groceries, embraci: Barrels White and Yellow Sugara Chests Tea and Ground Coffee, Tierces Hams and Baton Boxes Chee-e, Candles. and @tarch Boaes ¥cliow and Castile Soap ‘ Boxes Adamantine Sperm, and Mould Cat dies Cases tistsup, Sauces and Pickles, and Braadied Tu Cases Natural Preserves and Jeliies Caves Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper, and Ginger Boxes Extract and Concentrated Coffee * ned Fruiis, Meats, and Vegetables Boxes Navy Tobacco, Smosing and Killikinniok Tobscoo A large assortment Cigars Beskets and cares Champagne and German Winesg | Gases Whirkey, Brandy, Gin, and Bitters Barrels Pike’s XXX, Miller’s Rye, Magnolias, monrnon see ther Whiskeys, and lv gallom egs Suit’s y 15 barrels very fine old Bourbon Whisky, 2; and +; Brandy Also,a quantity of 8ma'l Stores | Also, 500 bushely Potatoes T ‘a aan W. L. WALL & 00., Auete. my? By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, F°, SALE. —DE31RABLE UNIMPROVED LOT NeaR KExTUORY AND GEORGIA AVERURB, Nave Yau —We will sell at Public Auction. on THU BS- DAY, the 7th day of May at6 o’ciock, P. M., on the premises, that desirable buil lot, No. s, Fquare }(76, situate on 15th street east. containing 13.40 aquare fee! Terms: One-?! twelve months, secured by a dee i Tile good, Conveyancing at the cost of pue- chaser, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctions, my 1), ‘° ——— AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF the above, we shall sell, in front of premises, Lote No.9 and }0, in Square 1,061.in the city of Wasa- ington, having a front one of 52, the other 53 feet, o8 Fourteenth street east. betweea D and B te south, containing 10 65 square feet, Terms : One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest frem Gay ar eae. A deed given and a deed of trast taken. ‘tle im- dinputable, my 6 2t GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctr. By Gk EEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Pussitorg, Piano Forte, &C., aT AUCTION.— | On THURSDAY, the 7th instant,we sha!l sell at the residence of a gentisman declining housekeep- ing, at No. 418, on north K street, between 9th and i(th streets west, at 10 o'clock A. M., an excellent aasortment of Furniture, viz: ifine rosewood case Piano Forte, seven actaves, ,. Made by Albert Ladd & Co., Boston Fine Tete-a-Tete and other Sofas 12 mahogany spring-seat Chairs 3 marbie-top Tables Gilt frame top oval Mirror Window Gurtaics, Cornice, and Mant'e Ornaments, with Shades Walnut Sideboards Mahogany Tables, Looking Glaraas Erench and ether Brdsteacs Hair ard other Mattresres and Fillows Three ply and other Carpets and Rugs Clock, Oane Chairs Radiator and other Braree: Table Cutlery China, Glass, and Crockery 8 With a geod lot of Kitchen Requisites, and mang other articles which we deem unneccesstry te enumerate Terma cash. myid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTHB’S SALE OF VALUABLE BRAL BS- } TAPS IN THB City or WasHinoton.—Oem THURSDAY AFTRRNOON, May 7th, at 53: o’cloek, on the premises, by virtue o: eed of trust, bear- ing date on the 7th day of October. 2 corded among the land reeords of Washi county, District of Columbia.in Liber J. A.3. No. 186, folios 363 et seq. we shall sell, at publie auction, to the highest bidder, all those certain lots or parcels of ground im the City of Washington, Down and describad on the pian or plat of said city, as lots numbered five (5,)six(6,) and seven(7,) im square numbered three hundred ninety thres ( having 8 frent of two hundred and five feet eigh! inches cn Ninth street west, two hundred and eleven feet on Boun: rot, and seventy-four feet. six inches on Bighth street west. fi Terms cash: $50 of which muet be paid in cash ut the time of aaie, the remainder within five eye thereafter, indefault of which the Trustees will resell the property at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on one weeks notice in tas Evening Btar. x All cost of conveyancing to be paid by the par- chaser. ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, H.C.8PAULDING, _ Trostecs Phenix Bulline: Association. apiSecd&ds J. 0.McGUIRM@ & CO., Aucta Shades French Flowers and By J.0. McGUIRE & O0.. Auctioneers, OOD BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIO AUG- tTioN.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May Sth, at 53s o'clock, on the premises, we shall commenee 3 a the first-named, the following named valuable ot Lot 2%, in square 336, fronting # feet on lth treet wert, between Q and Retreets north, running back 95 feat ta an alley. Lot C, in square 233. Sentinn ewe’ on 13th atreet, between L street north and Massachusetts avenue, running back 8) feet. Lots BandO,in Wilson's subdivision of square 387, froating 2} feet each on 1th atreet west, be- tween P street north and Rhode Island avenue, running back 1 feet. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Al conveyancing at cost of purchaser. may 5-d [Rep.] J. C. McGUIRB & CO., Aucte By SOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers QALE OF A DESIRANLE DWELLING-HOUSR sat Avotion...On MONDAY AFTERNOUN, May tith, at 5 o’slock. we shall sell, on the i of Lot No. 9, in Square No. x feeton B street between Bi: hts , eomete ar haeliend improve- mn eTeOn. 60! s of a au) lor stantially built threo story Hick Dwelling, with ding. basement, and cel ar. This house containr ali the modera improvements, is located oquidistart between the City Hall Post and Patent Ofices, and.is as Voing one of the most pleasant residences iu the city Terms: One-fourth cash; ons credit of six and twelve mouths, notes to bear interest and to be secured upon the pro pert) Spy itd BOTBLER & WILLTAMS) Aucts. By GREBN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. ‘OK SALE—VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPROVED TSLAND Propsatr at AUCTION.— We will sell at public auction, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west, described in Dr. J. L. PoP theme's sabe ‘vision of Bquare 353 as Lote F, hot P contsias 2,35, @ 4,919, H 1,599, 1925, and E 1,456 square feet, 2 ‘The woil known former residence of Mr. Lewis E Machen 38 on Loti. 33 eye lots present culiar inducement for but i tee mie will take on TUESDAY, the 1ath inst. ° Terms: One-half cash: residue ‘at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest from day of sale, and eeezee aeeee of truston the pr The title is perfect. % my 5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By J. C, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. Aewereet QUARTEBMASTER'S OFFICE, Gorner G and. second We iid CoC meet aa » al between Twentieth and Twenty-frat strects, be sold by weight 4 QUANTITY OF OLD GRAIN BAOKS. Condemned as unfit for public use. Terms cash in Government funds. ape AC BOGE, J. 0, MoGUiRE & OO. Aucte, FRENCH FIREBOARD PRINTS. 8 tock of and Common Patterns received a0 Sk Of Fin od Opps, Paige sat ap2ad No. 486 Boventh at.,8 doors ? RF" Ternscash. eel get * PICTL ZEB 44ND SHADE CORD, 486 Different colors and oture Bhade Tessela, at aks = No. 486 Bevent We Terms cash. * Tur portarnre bree isting 8. © Magruder and. WW. Btoue. in the tual consent. Aluparsone yinte Gres Eine of the late Grovare:: ru s fatare & patrons of ' BLO sous stone, att the